Heiner Linke

Associate Professor
(Condensed Matter Physics
and Biophysics)
University of Oregon

PhD Lund University (1997)
MSc Technical University Munich (1992)

Department of Physics
1274 University of Oregon
Eugene, OR 97403
USA

tel +1 (541) 346 4583
fax +1 (541) 346 5861

linke@uoregon.edu

Office: 373A Willamette

Research Statement
My research group uses experimental and numerical methods to study transport phenomena far from thermal equilibrium. One focus is on nanoelectronic systems, where we investigate non-linear quantum transport phenomena, symmetry breaking, and efficient thermoelectric power conversion. We also develop experimental and numerical models for bio-molecular motors, and explore fluid motion driven by ratchet phenomena.

The common theme of these research projects is the physics of ratchets and Brownian motors: the interplay of nonequilibrium, asymmetry, and thermal motion to create directed transport.

Nanoelectronics Models of molecular
motors
Self-propelled droplets

 

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