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Two students undertook externally hosted projects on perovskite solar cells and carbon nanotubes with KahmannLab involvement.

Simon was appointed a liaison lecturer for the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, supporting its scholarship work in the natural sciences.

Arina Narudin moves from Brunei to Chemnitz to begin doctoral research on perovskite-inspired materials and their photophysics.

Federico Pitzalis joins the group from the University of Cagliari for a visiting project on carrier diffusion in two-dimensional perovskites.

Mengru Sun joins the group as its first Chemnitz-based doctoral researcher, working on spectroscopy and microscopy of solution-processed semiconductors.

Simon was appointed Assistant Professor of Experimental Semiconductor Physics at Chemnitz University of Technology and began establishing the new laboratory.

Ayla Dekker visits Cambridge and the StranksLab for a five-month master’s project on chiral perovskites.

Shenyu Nie joins the group for doctoral research on optical communication using solution-processed nanomaterials, with a focus on halide perovskites.