Tenure-track assistant professor: Anna Isaeva
University of Amsterdam
Institute of Physics
Email: a.isaeva@uva.nl
Short Biography
The Isaeva group focuses on explorative design and crystal growth of new topological materials and frustrated magnets, their X-ray and electron diffraction characterization and (magneto)transport properties. The team’s contributions include experimental discoveries of several families of weak and strong 3D topological insulators, e.g. Bi 14 Rh 3 I 9 and Bi 4 I 4 , and the first intrinsic magnetic TIs, the (MnBi 2 Te 4 )(Bi 2 Te 3 ) n family. She received BELSPO (Belgium) and Marie-Reiche (Germany) fellowships and was a project leader of a Special Priority Program (SPP), Collaborative Research Center (CRC) and an Excellence Cluster on topological matter in Germany.
Project involvement
k-space spectroscopy & element specific magnetometry and microscopy of 2D topological materials
Project Leader for affilated project with Postdoc Falk Pabst
Crystal growth and characterization of intermetallic van-der-Waals materials