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Mikko Hakala is a Researcher at the School of Science, Aalto University. His expertise lies in materials science and computational physics, focusing on surface physics, electronic transport, and first-principles modeling. He holds a Master's degree from Helsinki University of Technology (2004) and a Doctoral Thesis from Aalto University (2013).
Research interests include the study of metal adatoms on surfaces, interfacial oxide growth in silicon-based materials, and numerical methods for electron transport in nanostructures. His work integrates theoretical modeling with experimental insights, contributing to semiconductor device applications and nanotechnology.
Notable contributions include studies on silicon-hafnia interfaces and alkali halide surface dynamics. He has organized workshops such as 'Scientific Computing in Practice' (2017) and presented at international conferences like the International Supercomputing Conference (2011).
Awarded a project grant as Principal Investigator for CodeRefinery/Darst (2021), his collaborative efforts span computational materials science and interdisciplinary research. No scientific awards are explicitly listed in the provided information.
