Gregor Kladnik

Gregor Kladnik

Assistant Professor of Physics

Department of Physics, University of Ljubljana

Biography

I am an assistant professor of physics at the Department of Physics, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics UL in Ljubljana, Slovenia. My research interests include synchrotron based electron spectroscopy of thin films and hybrid interfaces. In particular, I use Resonant Photoemission (RESPES) and the Core-Hole-Clock (CHC) method to study charge transport from/to small organic molecules deposited on monocrystaline coinage metals, X-ray photoemission and absorption spectroscopy (XPS and NEXAFS) to determine the electronic structure and density functional theory (DFT) calculations to theoretically corroborate experimental findings.

I am an associated researcher with Istituto Officina dei Materiali (CNR-IOM, Trieste), in particular the ALOISA beamline (synchrotron Elettra) and regularly collaborate with different research groups, e.g. Latha Venkataraman Group (Columbia University, NY), John Kymissis Group (Columbia University, NY), Alon Gorodetsky Group (University of California, Irvine) and others (ETH Zürich, TU München).

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Interests
  • Surface Science
  • Hybrid Interfaces
  • Interfacial Electronic Structure
  • e- Spectrocopy in Liquid Phase
  • Ultrafast Charge Transport
  • Synchrotron Based Spectroscopy
  • DFT Calculations
  • Data Processing
  • Meteoritics
Education
  • PhD in Physics (Solid State Physics), 2012

    University of Ljubljana

  • BSc in Physics (Astrophysics), 2007

    University of Ljubljana

Contact

  • gregor.kladnik@fmf.uni-lj.si
  • +386 1 4766 679
  • Jadranska 19, Ljubljana, 1000
  • Main building ground floor, office J19 008.
  • e-mail to book an appointment