Full professor: Erik Bakkers
Erik Bakkers
TU Eindhoven
Advanced Nanomaterials and Devices group
Email: e.p.a.m.bakkers@tue.nl
Project involvement
Co-supervisor for project 3.3A
Synthesis of artificially engineered unit cells for quantum anomalous Hall effect
Synthesis of artificially engineered unit cells for quantum anomalous Hall effect
Co-supervisor for project 1.2B
Heterostructure engineering of hybrid materials based on transition metal dichalcogenides
Heterostructure engineering of hybrid materials based on transition metal dichalcogenides
Publications in QuMat
| Diffusive and ballistic transport in thin InSb nanowire devices using a few-layer-graphene-AlOx gate Lior Shani and Pim Lueb and Gavin Menning and Mohit Gupta and Colin Riggert and Tyler Littmann and Frey Hackbarth and Marco Rossi and Jason Jung and Ghada Badawy and Marcel A Verheijen and Paul A Crowell and Erik P A M Bakkers and Vlad S Pribiag Materials for Quantum Technology 4, 1 (2024) |
Short Biography
The Bakkers group is renowned for the development of new materials based on nanowires. His group has realized the nanowire structures in which the first signatures of Majorana states have been observed (Science 2012, Nature 2017). Recently, they succeeded in growing Silicon with a different -hexagonal- crystal structure which has a direct band gap and can efficiently emit light (Nature 2020). Bakkers has received an NWO Vici (2011), ERC Consolidator (2013) and Advanced Grant (2019), was awarded the TR35 prize from MIT (2007), and the AAAS Newcomb Cleveland prize for best paper in Science (2013). He is a member of the KNAW, the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences.