Nano Photonics

Ron Tenne

2013-2018: PhD in physics, Weizmann Institute of Science, supervisor: Prof. Dan Oron

2010-2012: MSc in physics, Weizmann Institute of Science, supervisor: Prof. Dan Oron 

2005-2010: BSc in materials engineering, BSc in physics, Technion Institute of Technology, graduated summa cum laude 

Fast-to-ultrafast study and control of quantum emitters 

Charlotte Vogt

 

Main Nano Field: catalysis, operando spectroscopy, supported metal nanoparticles, plasmonic nanomaterials

Research interests: Fundamental understanding of energy-transition related reactions through operando spectroscopy

PhD: Inorganic Chemistry and catalysis (2020), Utrecht University

Eitan Yaakobi

 

 

Ph.D.: Electrical Engineering, UCSD, 2011

M.Sc.: Computer Science, Technion, 2007

B.Sc.: Computer Science and Mathematics, Technion, 2005

 

Research interests: Storage, coding and information theory, DNA storage

Michael Krueger

Ph.D. Physics, University of Munich, 2013

M.Sc. Physics, University of Munich, 2009

Main Nano Field: In our experimental group, we are studying coherent quantum dynamics on the attosecond time scale and nanometer length scale. To this end, we are developing new approaches to achieve exactly that – simultaneous spatial and temporal imaging of electronic wave functions. 

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Hemi (Menahem) Rotenberg

 

PhD: Biotechnology Engineering, Ben Gurion University, 2016

MSc: Biotechnology Engineering, Ben Gurion University, 2011

BSc: Biotechnology Engineering, Ben Gurion University, 2010

Nano Main Field: Developing semiconductor nanomaterials for the bioelectrical and biomechanical interface. Using photosensitive materials to transduce optical light into electrical stimulation. Using magnetic nanomaterials to induce mechanical perturbation of cells and tissues.

Yuval Garini

 

Ph.D.: Physics, Technion, 1994

M.Sc.: Physics, Technion, 1989

B.Sc.: Physics, Technion, 1987

Main Nano Field: bio-nano, DNA origami, single molecule studies

Research interests: Biophysics, nuclear organization, single molecule methods, Microscopy and spectroscopy, live cell imaging, Super-resolution microscopy

Limor Freifeld

 

Ph.D.: Electrical Engineering, Stanford University, 2013

M.Sc.: Biomedical Engineering, Tel-Aviv University, 2007

B.Sc.: Biomedical Engineering, Tel-Aviv University, 2006

Main Nano Field: Fluorescent nanoscopy

Anat Levin

 

Ph.D.: Computer Science, 2006, The Hebrew University

M.Sc.: Computer Science, 2001, The Hebrew University

B.Sc.: Computer Science, 2000, The Hebrew University

 

Main Nano Field: Nano Optics

Research interests: Computational Imaging, Computer Graphics, Computer Vision, Machine learning, Optics

Ido Kaminer

Ph.D.: Physics, Nonlinear Optics and Electromagnetism, 2014

B.Sc.: Electrical Engineering and Physics, Technion, 2008

Main Nano Field: Quantum Technology

Nadav Amdursky

PhD: Life Sciences and Electrical Engineering, Tel Aviv University, 2011

BSc: Biotechnology, Tel Aviv University, 2006

 Nano main field: How electrical charges (electrons and protons) flow within biological materials on the nano scale.

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Nano Photonics