Jan Isberg

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Uppsala University

Sweden

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Professor Jan Isberg is a faculty member at Uppsala Universitet in Sweden. His research focuses on semiconductor materials, specifically investigating defect structures in wide bandgap materials, graphene's electronic properties, and the mobility of charge carriers in diamond. Recent publications include studies on carrier scattering mechanisms and the impact of photoexcitation on electron mobility.

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Articles (12)

Defect investigation of undoped wide bandgap materials: Comparison between charge transient spectroscopy (QTS) and inverse Laplace QTS

Extreme current density and breakdown mechanism in graphene on diamond substrate

Enhanced Hall mobility in graphene-on-electronic-grade diamond

Optical detection of valley-polarized electron diffusion in diamond

Determination of the acoustic phonon deformation potentials in diamond

Graphene FET on Diamond for High-Frequency Electronics

Intrinsic Mobility of Low-Density Electrons in Photoexcited Diamond

Investigation of Photoexcitation Energy Impact on Electron Mobility in Single Crystalline CdTe

Carrier Scattering Mechanisms: Identification via the Scaling Properties of the Boltzmann Transport Equation

Low-temperature mobility-lifetime product in synthetic diamond

Diffusion-related lifetime and quantum efficiency of excitons in diamond

Capturing the experimental behaviour of a point-absorber WEC by simplified numerical models

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Jens Engström

Kjell Jeppson

Andrei Vorobiev

Saman Majdi

Jan Stake

Nobuko Naka

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