Ctirad Uher

C. Wilbur Peters Collegiate Professor of Physics

University of Michigan

United States

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Ctirad Uher is the C. Wilbur Peters Collegiate Professor of Physics at the University of Michigan, USA. His research focuses on areas such as terahertz-induced tunnel ionization, thermal conductivity in thermoelectric materials, and the lattice dynamics of semimetals. His recent publications include studies on magnetoresistance in Ni3In2S2, thermoelectric performance enhancement in Bi-doped Pb1-xBixTe compounds, and a comprehensive review on Bi2Te3-based thin films.

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University of Michigan

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Terahertz-Induced Tunnel Ionization Drives Coherent Raman-Active Phonon in Bismuth

Phonon softening and significant thermal conductivity drop induced by tailoring interlayer interactions in Nb-doped rhombohedral MoS2

Extremely large magnetoresistance and quantum oscillations in semimetal Ni3In2S2

Highly deformable Ag2Te1-xSex-based thermoelectric compounds

Low-temperature thermal properties of Fe-doped Co3Sn2S2

Influence of local symmetry on lattice dynamics coupled to topological surface states

Avoiding oxygen induced Pb vacancies for high thermoelectric performance of n-type Bi-doped Pb1-xBixTe compounds

A comprehensive review on Bi2Te3‐based thin films: Thermoelectrics and beyond

The origin of ultra-low thermal conductivity of the Bi2Te2S compound and boosting the thermoelectric performance via carrier engineering

Strong Valence Band Convergence to Enhance Thermoelectric Performance in PbSe with Two Chemically Independent Controls

Strong Valence Band Convergence to Enhance Thermoelectric Performance in PbSe with Two Chemically Independent Controls

Paramagnon heat capacity in (Ti,Zr,Hf) NiFexNiSn half-Heusler composites

Thickness-dependent electronic transport induced by in situ transformation of point defects in MBE-grown Bi2Te3 thin films

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Lu Li

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