I competed a DPhil in condensed matter physics under the guidance of Prof. Thorsten Hesjedal at the University of Oxford in 2024. As part of my dissertation, I demonstrated the usefulness of real-space imaging methods in characterizing 2D magnetic materials, which are generally challenging to characterize due to their reduced sample volume.
My current research motivations include the characterization of ferromagnetism in Fe3GeTe2 and Fe5GeTe2, which are 2D magnetic materials with novel properties. I am grateful to be part of several international collaborations which have led to the publications listed below.
Research interests
2D materials, magnetism
Selected publications
Layer-Dependent Magnetic Domains in Atomically Thin Fe5GeTe2
ACS Nano 16: 7 (2022)
Imaging Nucleation and Propagation of Pinned Domains in Few-Layer Fe5-xGeTe2
ACS Nano 17:17 (2023)
Strain-Modulated Ferromagnetism at an Intrinsic van der Waals Heterojunction
Advanced Functional Materials 34: 36 (2024)
Room-temperature in-plane ferromagnetism in Co-substituted Fe5GeTe2 investigated by magnetic x-ray spectroscopy and microscopy
2D Materials 12:2 (2025)