Posts Tagged: Phononics
ICN2 Open Knowledge seminars: Introductory lectures on Raman spectroscopy – Part I November 7, 2014
A good initiative will kick-off on ICN2 next week: open seminars will be given on topics carried out at ICN2. The sessions will start with P2N group on “How can we use photons to study the properties of condensed matter?”
ICN2 Open Knowledge seminars: Introductory lectures on Raman spectroscopy – Part I November 7, 2014
A good initiative will kick-off on ICN2 next week: open seminars will be given on topics carried out at ICN2. The sessions will start with P2N group on “How can we use photons to study the properties of condensed matter?”
P2N group reports changes in phonon propagation in ultra-thin silicon membranes
Using a technique known as angle-resolved Brillouin scattering spectroscopy, the researchers were able to clock the speed at which confined phonons propagate through free-standing silicon membranes from 400 nm down to 7.8 nm thick. In this non-destructive technique, laser light of
P2N group reports changes in phonon propagation in ultra-thin silicon membranes
Using a technique known as angle-resolved Brillouin scattering spectroscopy, the researchers were able to clock the speed at which confined phonons propagate through free-standing silicon membranes from 400 nm down to 7.8 nm thick. In this non-destructive technique, laser light of
Functional printing for smart surfaces 