Low-dimensional nanomaterials modeling

We investigate low-dimensional nanomaterials for their structural, mechanical, vibrational, electronic, and electromechanical properties using computational methods ranging from continuum to first-principles electronic structure methods.
Two-dimensional elemental gold

Table of contents

Research group type
Research group
Core fields of research
Basic natural phenomena and mathematical thinking
Research areas
Materials physics
Department of Physics - Research areas
Second quantum revolution
Faculty
Faculty of Mathematics and Science
Department
Department of Physics

Research group description

We investigate low-dimensional nanomaterials, especially carbon nanomaterials, for their structural, mechanical, vibrational, electronic, and electromechanical properties using computational methods ranging from continuum to first-principles electronic structure methods. 

We're looking for a post-doc with excellent technical skills in computational materials modeling!

Publications

Publication
2017

Optical Forging of Graphene into Three-Dimensional Shapes

Nano Letters.
Johansson, Andreas
Myllyperkiö, Pasi
Koskinen, Pekka
Aumanen, Jukka
Koivistoinen, Juha
Tsai, Hung-Chieh
Chen, Chia-Hao
Chang, Lo-Yueh
Hiltunen, Vesa-Matti
Manninen, Jyrki
Woon, Wei-Yen
Pettersson, Mika

Research group

Group leaders

Pekka Koskinen

Pekka Koskinen

Professor, Vice Head of Department

Members

Kameyab Abidi

Kameyab Abidi

Postdoctoral Researcher
Mohammad Bagheri

Mohammad Bagheri

Postdoctoral Researcher
Sushree Sahoo

Sushree Sahoo

Postdoctoral Researcher

Topi Ronkainen

Doctoral Researcher

Research groups

Research group

Physics education research and physics teacher education

Our goal is that the University of Jyväskylä is the best place in Finland to study physics. To accomplish this, we develop physics teaching in practice and engage in physics education research.