Marcus lab theses

Pre-QDev Marcus Lab Theses

Angela Kou, September 2013, Harvard University

Supervisor: Charles Marcus & Bertrand Halperin

Microscopic Properties of the Fractional Quantum Hall Effect

James R. Medford, March 2013, Harvard University

Supervisor: Charles Marcus

Spin Qubits in Double and Triple Quantum Dots

Maja Cassidy, August 2012, Harvard University

Supervisor: Charles Marcus

Hyperpolarized Silicon Particles as In-vivo Imaging Agents

Hugh Churchill, May 2012, Harvard University

Supervisor: Charles Marcus

Quantum Dots in Gated Nanowires and Nanotubes

Douglas McClure, April 2012, Harvard University

Supervisor: Charles Marcus

Interferometer-based studies of Quantum Hall Phenomena

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Christian Barthel, June 2010, Harvard University

Supervisor: Charles Marcus

Control and fast Measurement of Spin Qubits

Edward Laird, September 2009, Harvard University 
Supervisor: Charles Marcus

Electronic Control of Spin Qubits

Sandro Erni, June 2009, Harvard University & Basel University

Supervisor: Charles Marcus

Development of a Low Field Overhauser-Enhanced Magnetic Resonance Imaging System (Master's Thesis)

James R. Williams, May 2009, Harvard University
Supervisor: Charles Marcus

Electronic Transport in Graphene: p-n Junctions, Shot Noise, and Nanoribbons

Yiming Zhang, May 2009, Harvard University

Supervisor: Charles Marcus

Waves, Particles, and Interactions in Reduced Dimensions

Leonardo DiCarlo, November 2007, Harvard University

Supervisor: Charles Marcus

Mesoscopic Electronics Beyond DC Transport

Jeffrey B. Miller, January 2007, Harvard University

Supervisor: Charles Marcus

Electron Transport in GaAs Heterostructures at Various Magnetic Field Strengths

Alexander Johnson, November 2005, Harvard University
Supervisor: Charles Marcus
Charge Sensing and Spin Dynamics in GaAs Quantum Dots

Michael Biercuk, September 2005, Harvard University

Supervisor: Charles Marcus
Local Gate Control in Carbon Nanotube Devices

Dominik Zumbuhl, September 2004, Harvard University

Supervisor: Charles Marcus
Coherence and Spin in GaAs Quantum Dots

Joshua Folk, March 2003, Stanford University

Supervisor: Charles Marcus

Spin Transport Measurements In GaAs Quantum Dots

Satyadev (Sam) Patel, June 2002, Stanford University

Supervisor: Charles Marcus

Electronic Ground State Properties of Coulomb Blockaded Quantum Dots

Sara M. Cronenwett, December 2001, Stanford University

Supervisor: Charles Marcus
Coherence, Charging, and Spin Effects in Quantum Dots and Quantum Point Contacts

Michael Switkes, November 1999, Stanford University

Supervisor: Charles Marcus
Decoherence and Adiabatic Transport in Semiconductor Quantum Dots

Duncan Stewart, March 1999, Stanford University

Supervisor: Charles Marcus
Level Spectroscopy of a Quantum Dot

Andrew Huibers, March 1999, Stanford University

Supervisor: Charles Marcus
Electron Transport and Dephasing in Semiconductor Quantum Dots

C. I. Duruoz, June 1996, Stanford University

Supervisor: Charles Marcus
Low Temperature Transport in Quantum Dot Arrays

Charles M. Marcus, May, 1990, Harvard University
Dynamics of Analog Neural Networks