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Magnetic field induced modulation of heat transport in CrPS probed by TaIrTe transverse Seebeck thermometry
Krishnaraajan Sundararajan, Sergio Alvarruiz, Cédric A. Cordero-Silis +6
Understanding and controlling heat flow in low-dimensional magnetic materials is central to thermoelectrics and spin caloritronics. One of the challenges is the absence of sensitiv…
Observation of room temperature intrinsic nonlinear thermoelectric effects in low-dimensional semimetals
Kurea Nakagawa, Krishnaraajan Sundararajan, Cédric A. Cordero-Silis +2
Nonreciprocal control of thermoelectric responses offers a promising strategy for next-generation thermal-management and energy-conversion. While nonlinear electrical transport has…
Valley-controlled many-body exciton interactions in monolayer WSe phototransistors
Daniel Vaquero, Cédric A. Cordero-Silis, Daniel Erkensten +6
Many-body exciton interactions shape the optoelectronic response of atomically-thin transition metal dichalcogenides, yet optical control of these interactions remains largely unex…
Room Temperature Anisotropic Photoresponse in Low-Symmetry van der Waals Semiconductor CrPS
Cédric A. Cordero-Silis, Daniel Vaquero, Teresa López-Carrasco +2
The crystalline and optical anisotropy of low-symmetry two-dimensional (2D) materials can enable strong dichroic responses, enhancing polarization contrast for photonic and optoele…
Unveiling Photoluminescence Signatures of Magneto-Optical Coupling in Layered Hybrid Manganese Chloride Perovskites
Yaiza Asensio, Samuele Mattioni, Daniel Vaquero +9
Understanding the interplay between magnetic ordering and light emission is crucial for developing magneto-optical technologies. However, this phenomenon is poorly understood since…
Locally Phase-Engineered MoTe for Near-Infrared Photodetectors
Jan Hidding, Cédric A. Cordero-Silis, Daniel Vaquero +3
Transition metal dichalcogenides (TMDs) are ideal systems for two-dimensional (2D) optoelectronic applications, owing to their strong light-matter interaction and various band gap…