Equipe: Low-dimensional oxides
Low-dimensional oxides – Nuclear quantum effects in oxides
Team Permanent members: Fabio Finocchi, Simon Huppert Emeritus researcher: Philippe Depondt Although the limits of classical statistical mechanics have been known for more than a century, in simulations, nuclei are almost invariably treated as...
Low-dimensional oxides – Reactivity of surface sites and defects
Team Permanent members: Gregory Cabailh, Stéphane Chenot, Fabio Finocchi, Jacek Goniakowski, Stéphane Guilet , Rémi Lazzari, Anna Levy, Slavica Stankic Emeritus researchers: Jacques Jupille, Claudine Noguera The reaction behaviour of oxide surfaces is often...
Low-dimensional oxides – Oxide ultra-thin films
Team Permanents members: Gregory Cabailh, Stéphane Chenot, Jacek Goniakowski, Stéphane Guilet, Rémi Lazzari Emeritus researchers: Jacques Jupille, Claudine Noguera The variability of the cationic valence, the incomplete screening of long-range interactions and the flexibility...
Low-dimensional oxides – Metal/oxide growth and adhesion
Team Permanent members: Gregory Cabailh, Stéphane Chenot, Fabio Finocchi, Jacek Goniakowski, Stéphane Guilet, Rémi Lazzari, Slavica Stankic Emeritus researchers: Jacques Jupille, Claudine Noguera Metal-oxide interfaces are used in a number of applications due to the...
Low-dimensional oxides
Founded in 2002, this team brings together experimentalists and theoreticians interested in the effects of dimension reduction in oxide materials. Thanks to a joint experience/theory collaboration, the group has developed over the past years a...
On the controversial origin of the band gap states of titanium dioxide
Currently used in self-cleaning windows and dye-sensitized solar cells, titanium dioxide TiO2 is a promising material for the photochemical purification of air and water or for hydrogen production via water splitting. Its particular photocatalytic...
