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Jinglan Qiu
University of Regensburg
· DE
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Area of research
Materials Chemistry · Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics
Research interest
Research interests include Materials science, Delocalized electron, Silicene, Superstructure, Scanning tunneling microscope, and Cantilever.
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citations
47
works
2
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Recent publications
Biaxial atomically resolved force microscopy based on a qPlus sensor operated simultaneously in the first flexural and length extensional modes
Review of Scientific Instruments
2021
cited by
9
position: middle
doi
Delocalized Surface State in Epitaxial Si(111) Film with Spontaneous √3 × √3 Superstructure
Scientific Reports
2015
cited by
38
position: middle
doi
Grants
No grants ingested yet.
Frequent collaborators
Jian Chen
· East China University of Science and Technology
1
papers (2015–2015)
Zhi Li
· Fudan University
1
papers (2015–2015)
Lan Chen
· Ningbo University
1
papers (2015–2015)
Wenbin Li
· Southern Medical University
1
papers (2015–2015)
Franz J. Gießibl
· Georgetown University
1
papers (2021–2021)
Shi Xue Dou
· University of Technology Sydney
1
papers (2015–2015)
Peng Cheng
· Jinan University
1
papers (2015–2015)
Dominik Kirpal
· University of Regensburg
1
papers (2021–2021)
Baojie Feng
· Chinese Academy of Sciences
1
papers (2015–2015)
Yi Du
· Nankai University
1
papers (2015–2015)
Kehui Wu
· Jilin University
1
papers (2015–2015)
Alfred J. Weymouth
· University of Regensburg
1
papers (2021–2021)
Michael Metz
· University of Regensburg
1
papers (2021–2021)
Korbinian Pürckhauer
· University of Regensburg
1
papers (2021–2021)
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