Research Agenda: I work on a crossroad between computational material science and theoretical physics. A focus area is the microscopic description of novel materials for opto-electronicapplications such as lasers, LEDs, single photon sources, and solar cells. Additionally, I'm active in method development for theoretical material science. I utilize mainly atomistic methods such as density functional theory and many-body perturbation theory to determine the electronic structure. Atomistocally determined ground state properties are the starting point for investigations of the non-equilibrium properties, using Schwinger-Keldysh Green's function or cluster expansion techniques.
The systems that I'm currently most interested in are
- Transition metal dichalcogenides for single photon emission
- Tunnel-injection QD lasers
- Nanowires, functionalized with molecules
Publications
M. Lorke, I. Khanonkin, S. Michael, J. Reithmaier, Gadi Eisenstein, F. Jahnke
2024
Phonon-driven intra-exciton Rabi oscillations in CsPbBr3 halide perovskites
X. T. Nguyen, Katrin Winte, Daniel Timmer, Y. Rakita, D. Ceratti, S. Aharon, Muhammad Sufyan Ramzan, C. Cocchi, M. Lorke, F. Jahnke, D. Cahen, C. Lienau, Antonietta De Sio
Nature Communications, 2023
Daniel Erben, Alexander Steinhoff, Michael Lorke, Frank Jahnke
Physical Review B, vol. 106, American Physical Society, 2022, p. 045409
Control of structure and spin texture in the van der Waals layered magnet CrSBr
J. Klein, T. Pham, J. D. Thomsen, J. Curtis, T. Denneulin, M. Lorke, M. Florian, A. Steinhoff, R. Wiscons, J. Luxa, Z. Sofer, F. Jahnke, P. Narang, F. Ross
Nature Communications, 2022
On the principle operation of tunneling injection quantum dot lasers
Igor Khanonkin, Sven Bauer, Vissarion Mikhelashvili, Ori Eyal, Michael Lorke, Frank Jahnke, Johann Peter Reithmaier, Gadi Eisenstein
Progress in Quantum Electronics, vol. 81, Pergamon, 2022, p. 100362
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