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Portrait of Anders Gustafsson; Photo: Kennet Ruona

Anders Gustafsson

Professor

Portrait of Anders Gustafsson; Photo: Kennet Ruona
Contact details
Organisation
  • Solid State Physics
  • Visiting address: Professorsgatan 1, Lund
  • Room number: Q138
  • Service point: 14
Webpage
Other affiliations
  • Assistant head of office
    Solid State Physics
  • Principal investigator
    NanoLund: Center for Nanoscience

Research:

My main interest is electron microscopy of nanostructured materials. This is mainly done by studying the light emitted by the structures under the electron beam. This technique known as Cathodoluminescence and is more commonly used to generate the image on an old-fashioned TV set. Using this technique, it is possible to study the optical properties of nanostructures on a scale well below 100nm.To find out more about cathodoluminescence, you can download a description of the technique and its uses at the link below.
Cathodoluminescence for studies of low dimensional semiconductor structures (download pdf, 830kb)

Teaching:

My main involvement in teaching is as one of several examiners for diploma projects for the science faculty. Until 2011, my main contribution to teaching was that I was in charge of the course "Device Physics", a compulsory course for second year electrical engineering students. The course is given in Swedish, the second half of the spring semester. The goal of the course is to give the electrical engineering students some insights into how the basic devices work and why they work.

Publications

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Further Information

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