Dr. Isabel Fernandez Torrente

Development of Scanning Tunneling Microscopy at very low temperatures (1 K) and X-ray sources. Project management in the field of X-ray sources (budget > 100 kEuro, team > 5 people)

My research interests can be classified into the general frame of Nanotechnology/Molecular Electronics and, more specifically, in the physical and chemical processes occurring at metal/organic interfaces. In my current position I also have a strong load of teaching activities in undergraduate courses, and mentoring bachelor, master, and PhD students. During this period of my scientific career I also benefited from two maternity leaves (2010 and 2012).

Focus: experimental physics, surface science, nanoscale physics Thesis title: Local spectroscopy of bi‐molecular assemblies: screening, charge transfer, and magnetism at the molecular scale

Focus: luminescence of InGaN based semiconductors and its temperature dependence Thesis title: MBE-grown InGaN epilayers

Focus: high energy physics Thesis title: QCD at finite baryonic density

I did my BSc of Physics specializing in both Theoretical physics and Condensed matter