We are very happy to welcome Paundra Pratama to the KahmannLab as a DAAD visiting researcher.
Paundra is a PhD candidate in Materials Science and Applied Chemistry at Kumamoto University in the group of Prof. Tetsuya Kida. His research focuses on colloidal metal-halide nanocrystals, particularly the roles of ligand and surface chemistry, lattice metastability, and excited-state structural responses in phase transformations and light emission.
During his stay in Chemnitz, Paundra will investigate excited-state dynamics in Cs–Cu–I materials using time-resolved photoluminescence and transient absorption spectroscopy.
Welcome to Chemnitz, Paundra!