Stefan Facsko

Head of Ion Beam Center

Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf

Germany

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Stefan Facsko is the Head of the Ion Beam Center at Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf, Germany. His research areas include nanostructure formation, ion irradiation effects on surfaces, and the luminescence properties of implanted ions. His recent publications focus on the morphology of self-assembled nanopatterns and the creation of defects in 2D materials through first-principles calculations.

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Przemysław Jóźwik

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National Centre for Nuclear Research

POLAND

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Marek Barlak

National Centre for Nuclear Research

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Cyprian Mieszczynski

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National Centre for Nuclear Research

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Richard Bradley

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Colorado State University

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Svitlana Romaniuk

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National Centre for Nuclear Research

POLAND

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Elzbieta Guziewicz

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Institute of Physics, Polish Academy of Sciences

POLAND

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Tuning the Morphology of Self‐Assembled Nanopatterns on MgO(001) Surfaces by Sequential Broad‐Beam Ion Irradiation

Intermediate morphology in the patterning of the crystalline Ge(001) surface induced by ion irradiation

Enhanced Luminescence of Yb3+ Ions Implanted to ZnO through the Selection of Optimal Implantation and Annealing Conditions

Epitaxial Lateral Overgrowth of Tin Spheres Driven and Directly Observed by Helium Ion Microscopy

Formation of core-shell nanostructure through wrapping of cuprous oxide nanowires by hydrogen titanate nanotubes

Formation of core-shell nanostructure through wrapping of cuprous oxide nanowires by hydrogen titanate nanotubes

Threshold Ion Energies for Creating Defects in 2D Materials from First-Principles Calculations: Chemical Interactions Are Important

Threshold Ion Energies for Creating Defects in 2D Materials from First-Principles Calculations: Chemical Interactions Are Important

In situ GISAXS observation of ion-induced nanoscale pattern formation on crystalline Ge(001) in the reverse epitaxy regime

<i>In</i><i> situ</i> GISAXS observation of ion-induced nanoscale pattern formation on crystalline Ge(001) in the reverse epitaxy regime

Fluorination of graphene leads to susceptibility for nanopore formation by highly charged ion impact

Collaborators (6)

Przemysław Jóźwik

Marek Barlak

Cyprian Mieszczynski

Richard Bradley

Svitlana Romaniuk

Elzbieta Guziewicz

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