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Semiconductor Quantum Nanostructures Lab
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This lab explores how electron spin behaves in semiconductor quantum structures.
AboutAbout the lab
Exploring the motion of electron spins in semiconductors
Ohno Lab studies how electron spins behave in semiconductor quantum structures.
The faculty profile for the Applied Physics and Engineering degree program lists spintronics and semiconductor quantum structures as research fields.
Recent papers include work investigating the mechanism of electron spin relaxation in semiconductor quantum wells and superlattices such as GaAs.
The lab's website introduces it under the name "Ohno Lab."
Key terms
- Spin
- A property of electrons that makes them behave like tiny magnets. It has a direction, such as up or down
- Quantum well
- A structure in which a very thin semiconductor layer is sandwiched between another semiconductor, confining electrons within the thin layer
- Spin relaxation
- A phenomenon in which the aligned directions of electron spins become disordered and are lost over time
ResearchResearch themes
The lab studies how electron spin behaves in semiconductor quantum structures. In its papers, it examines electron spin relaxation at room temperature in GaAs-based quantum wells and superlattices, bulk GaAs, and other systems.
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Ohno Lab consists of faculty members and undergraduate students.As of 2024
- ProfessorYuzo Ohno
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