Angela Wittmann
Angela received her Ph.D. in Physics from the University of Cambridge (UK) in 2019. During her graduate studies, she was working on organic spintronics in the group of Prof. Henning Sirringhaus. For her postdoc, she joined Prof. Geoffrey Beach’s group at MIT (USA) in 2019 focusing on spintronic phenomena in antiferromagnetic thin films. Angela has moved to JGU Mainz in 2021 to start a new group exploring spintronic phenomena in novel and unconventional materials systems.
E-Mail: a.wittmann@uni-mainz.de
Ashish K Moharana
I did my master's in physics in the summer of 2021 at the National Institute of Science Education and Research in Bhubaneswar. In spring of 2022 I joined the group. Now my field of research is tuning spin orbit coupling in molecule-magnetic systems.
E-Mail: moharana@uni-mainz.de
Julian Skolaut
I finished my bachelor's thesis in the fall of 2016 at the Karlsruher Institut für Technologie (KIT) and stayed therere for my master's thesis in winter 2019 and my PhD in summer 2022. I joined the group in the fall of 2022. I am interested in the magnetic domain structure of antiferromagnets and molecular magnetism and investigate it with X-ray techniques and nitrogen vacancy magnetometry.
E-Mail: jskolaut@uni-mainz.de
Ilkin Göksal
I achieved my MSc degree from Bogazici University on spin-orbit torque detection in Antiferromagnetic heavy metals. With the starting of 2023, I joined Wittmann Group and my interests are transport phenomena in unconventional spintronic systems.
E-Mail: goeksali@uni-mainz.de
Simon Sochiera
I joined the group in the summer of 2022. In spring 2023 I finished my bachelor's thesis here. I use spin-Hall magnetoresistance as a tool to characterize the magnetic properties of interfaces.
E-Mail: ssochier@students.uni-mainz.de
Rouven Craemer
I came to this group in early 2023 to help them with IT after starting my CS studies here. I will be setting up and managing the Database systems, as well as helping with other IT tasks.
E-Mail: rcraemer@students.uni-mainz.de
