Jaakko Julin

Senior Researcher
Unit
Faculty of Mathematics and Science
Department / Division
Department of Physics
Room number
Y FL126
Email
jaakko.julin@jyu.fi
Mobile
+358504786328
Postal address
Survontie 9

Publications

Publication
2025

Boron/hydrocarbon plasma polymer nanofuels for green energy generation via laser-driven proton-boron fusion

Materials Today Sustainability.
Tosca, Marco
Protsak, Mariia
Nikitin, Daniil
Škorvánková, Kateřina
Katuta, Ronaldo
Pleskunov, Pavel
Hanuš, Jan
Molloy, Daniel P.
Kanterelou, Vasiliki
Červenková, Veronika
Biliak, Kateryna
Ali-Ogly, Suren
Biederman, Hynek
Nersisyan, Gagik
McNamee, Aaron
Julin, Jaakko
Laitinen, Mikko
Sajavaara, Timo
Čížek, Jakub
Melikhova, Oksana
Hirschmann, Eric
Liedke, Maciej Oskar
Butterling, Maik
Wagner, Andreas
Ceccio, Giovanni
Kolská, Zdeňka
Borghesi, Marco
Giuffrida, Lorenzo
Margarone, Daniele
Choukourov, Andrei
Publication
2024

Elastic recoil and scattering yields measured in low energy heavy ion ERD

Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research. Section B : Beam Interactions with Materials and Atoms.
Kivekäs, Mikko
Mizohata, Kenichiro
Julin, Jaakko
Kainlauri, Markku
Prunnila, Mika
Keränen, Laura
Putkonen, Matti
Korkiamäki, Tatu
Laitinen, Mikko
Publication
2024

NaBiS2 as a Next-Generation Photovoltaic Absorber

IEEE Photovoltaic Specialists Conference. Conference Record of the IEEE Photovoltaic Specialists Conference.
Huang, Yi-Teng
Kavanagh, Seán R.
Righetto, Marcello
Rusu, Marin
Levine, Igal
Unold, Thomas
Zelewski, Szymon J.
Sneyd, Alexander J.
Zhang, Kaiwen
Dai, Linjie
Britton, Andrew J.
Ye, Junzhi
Julin, Jaakko
Napari, Mari
Zhang, Zhilong
Xiao, James
Laitinen, Mikko
Torrente-Murciano, Laura
Stranks, Samuel D.
Rao, Akshay
Herz, Laura M.
Scanlon, David O.
Walsh, Aron
Hoye, Robert L. Z.
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Research groups

Ion Beam Analysis and modifications Research Group
Research group

Accelerator Based Materials Research

Accelerator based materials research group operates Ion Beam Analysis facilities located in the Accelerator Laboratory and for example ALD and HIM tools in the Nanoscience Center NSC. Research is covered from fundamental physics to detector development.