Associate professor: Ingmar Swart
Ingmar Swart
Utrecht University
Atomic Scale Matter
Email: I.Swart@uu.nl
Project involvement
Project Leader for project 1.2C / 3.2C
Scanning probe characterization and noise spectroscopy of hybrid topological superconductors
Scanning probe characterization and noise spectroscopy of hybrid topological superconductors
Co-supervisor for project 1.1B
Fe(Se,Te) / topological insulator hybrids: growth and characterization
Fe(Se,Te) / topological insulator hybrids: growth and characterization
Co-supervisor for project 1.1B2
Fe(Se,Te) / topological insulator hybrids: growth and characterization
Fe(Se,Te) / topological insulator hybrids: growth and characterization
Co-supervisor for affilated project with PhD student Jara Vliem
Synthesis and Characterization of Colloidal Topological Insulators
Publications in QuMat
| Compact localized boundary states in a quasi-1D electronic diamond-necklace chain S.N. Kempkes, P. Capiod, S. Ismaili, J. Mulkens, L. Eek, I. Swart, C. Morais Smith Quantum Frontiers 2, 1 (2023) |
Short Biography
Swart focusses on creating and characterizing atomically well-defined materials. His group is world-leading in the formation of artificial electron lattices and the first electronic fractal was realized in this group. Swart is the recipient of an NWO Veni (2011) and ERC Consolidator grant (2019). In 2017, he won the ‘Best young teacher of Utrecht University’ award (one prize for the whole university (30,000+ students)).