Fredrik Sydow Hage

Fredrik Sydow Hage is an Associate Professor at the University of Oslo, Department of Physics, specializing in advanced nanoscale material characterization. His work combines electron energy loss spectroscopy (EELS) and transmission electron microscopy (TEM) to study electronic and vibrational properties at atomic resolution.

• Current affiliation: University of Oslo (since 2021)
• Previous roles: Senior Researcher at SuperSTEM (Daresbury, UK) and University of Oxford (2018-2020); Researcher at SuperSTEM and University of Glasgow (2013-2018)

Education: Ph.D. in Physics (University of Oslo, 2013).

Research focus: Understanding dimensional and defect impacts on nanomaterial properties, with applications in 2D materials, semiconductors, and catalytic systems. His techniques enable precise tailoring of materials at nanoscale for customized electronic, optical, and mechanical behaviors.

Key publication areas: Graphene nanostructures, advanced electron spectroscopy, alloy precipitate analysis, and nanowire bandgap engineering, with contributions to quantum confinement effects and catalytic mechanisms.

Collaborations: Active with SuperSTEM, Oxford, Glasgow, and Norwegian research groups, indicating international and interdisciplinary connections.