معرفی
Dr. Marcin Kisiel is a researcher at the Department of Physics, University of Basel, affiliated with the Force Microscopy Lab and Meyer Group. He leads the Nanolino Lab, focusing on Scanning Probe Microscopy (SPM) and surface science. His work explores nanoscale phenomena such as energy dissipation, atomic friction, and quantum device interactions, using techniques like atomic force microscopy (AFM) and scanning tunneling microscopy (STM). Key research areas include structural and electronic phase transitions in materials like graphene, MoS₂, and topological insulators. Recent studies involve plasma surface treatments for fusion diagnostics and antibacterial nanostructured materials.
Research Interests:
- Nanoscale energy dissipation mechanisms
- Atomic-scale friction and tribology
- Quantum phenomena in 2D materials
- Biomaterial surface engineering
- Plasma-based surface modifications for fusion applications
Recent Article Trends: Focus on nanoscale dissipation in graphene systems, plasma-etched antimicrobial surfaces, and fusion-related material durability. Studies bridge fundamental physics (e.g., Majorana states) and applied technologies (e.g., dental implant coatings).
Labs/Teams: Leads the Nanolino Lab, collaborating on projects like ITER diagnostic mirror optimization and on-surface synthesis of molecular spin systems.
