The Scientific Committee selected six projects in 2014 (see details below).
The total amount allocated to these projects was 632 620 euros.
- Time-resolved photoemission spectroscopy in rare-earth transition-metal compounds – Christine BOEGLIN
- Impact of electronic symmetry mixing dynamics on tunneling magnetoresistance across localized states (SymMix) – Martin BOWEN
- Alternating Gradient Field Magnetometer (AGFM) – Silviu COLIS
- 2D Femto – Ultrafast Two-Dimensional Electronic Spectroscopy of Functional Organic Nanostructures and Biomolecules – Stefan HAACKE
- Optical trapping of circulating tumor cells to measure adhesions forces to the endothelium during extravasation – Sébastien HARLEPP
- Theory of scanning gate microscopy: Spineffects and realistic simulations – Dietmar WEINMANN