David Hunger

Affiliations

Institute of Physical Chemistry and Center for Integrated Quantum Science and Technology, University of Stuttgart, Pfaffenwaldring 55, D-70569, Stuttgart, Germany.

Publications (8)

Room-Temperature Quantum Memories Based on Molecular Electron Spin Ensembles.

Advanced materials (Deerfield Beach, Fla.)

Avec: Samuel Lenz , Dennis König , David Hunger , Joris van Slageren

A crystalline tri-thorium cluster with σ-aromatic metal-metal bonding.

Nature

Avec: Josef T Boronski , John A Seed , David Hunger , Adam W Woodward , Joris van Slageren , Ashley J Wooles , Louise S Natrajan , Nikolas Kaltsoyannis , Stephen T Liddle

Fluorinated click-derived tripodal ligands drive spin crossover in both iron(II) and cobalt(II) complexes.

Dalton transactions (Cambridge, England : 2003)

Avec: Maite Nößler , David Hunger , Nicolás I Neuman , Marc Reimann , Felix Reichert , Mario Winkler , Johannes Klein , Tobias Bens , Lisa Suntrup , Serhiy Demeshko , Jessica Stubbe , Martin Kaupp , Joris van Slageren , Biprajit Sarkar

Cavity-enhanced photon indistinguishability at room temperature and telecom wavelengths.

Nature communications

Avec: Lukas Husel , Julian Trapp , Johannes Scherzer , Xiaojian Wu , Peng Wang , Jacob Fortner , Manuel Nutz , Thomas Hümmer , Borislav Polovnikov , Michael Förg , David Hunger , YuHuang Wang , Alexander Högele

Air-Stable Dinuclear Complexes of Four-Coordinate Zn

Inorganic chemistry

Avec: Simon Suhr , David Hunger , Robert R M Walter , Andreas Köhn , Joris van Slageren , Biprajit Sarkar

Cavity-control of interlayer excitons in van der Waals heterostructures.

Nature communications

Avec: Michael Förg , Léo Colombier , Robin K Patel , Jessica Lindlau , Aditya D Mohite , Hisato Yamaguchi , Mikhail M Glazov , David Hunger , Alexander Högele

Strong coupling between resonators and spin ensembles in the presence of exchange couplings.

Chemical communications (Cambridge, England)

Avec: Samuel Lenz , David Hunger , Joris van Slageren

Ultra-Sensitive Extinction Measurements of Optically Active Defects in Monolayer MoS

The journal of physical chemistry letters

Avec: Florian Sigger , Ines Amersdorffer , Alexander Hötger , Manuel Nutz , Jonas Kiemle , Takashi Taniguchi , Kenji Watanabe , Michael Förg , Jonathan Noe , Jonathan J Finley , Alexander Högele , Alexander W Holleitner , Thomas Hümmer , David Hunger , Christoph Kastl

Réseau de co-auteurs

Joris van Slageren 5 collaborations

Michael Förg 3 collaborations

Alexander Högele 3 collaborations

Samuel Lenz 2 collaborations

Biprajit Sarkar 2 collaborations

Manuel Nutz 2 collaborations

Thomas Hümmer 2 collaborations

Dennis König 1 collaboration

Josef T Boronski 1 collaboration

John A Seed 1 collaboration

Adam W Woodward 1 collaboration

Ashley J Wooles 1 collaboration

Louise S Natrajan 1 collaboration

Nikolas Kaltsoyannis 1 collaboration

Stephen T Liddle 1 collaboration

Maite Nößler 1 collaboration

Nicolás I Neuman 1 collaboration

Marc Reimann 1 collaboration

Felix Reichert 1 collaboration

Mario Winkler 1 collaboration

Johannes Klein 1 collaboration

Tobias Bens 1 collaboration

Lisa Suntrup 1 collaboration

Serhiy Demeshko 1 collaboration

Jessica Stubbe 1 collaboration

Martin Kaupp 1 collaboration

Lukas Husel 1 collaboration

Julian Trapp 1 collaboration

Johannes Scherzer 1 collaboration

Xiaojian Wu 1 collaboration

Peng Wang 1 collaboration

Jacob Fortner 1 collaboration

Borislav Polovnikov 1 collaboration

YuHuang Wang 1 collaboration

Simon Suhr 1 collaboration

Robert R M Walter 1 collaboration

Andreas Köhn 1 collaboration

Léo Colombier 1 collaboration

Robin K Patel 1 collaboration

Jessica Lindlau 1 collaboration

Aditya D Mohite 1 collaboration

Hisato Yamaguchi 1 collaboration

Mikhail M Glazov 1 collaboration

Florian Sigger 1 collaboration

Ines Amersdorffer 1 collaboration

Alexander Hötger 1 collaboration

Jonas Kiemle 1 collaboration

Takashi Taniguchi 1 collaboration

Kenji Watanabe 1 collaboration

Jonathan Noe 1 collaboration

Jonathan J Finley 1 collaboration

Alexander W Holleitner 1 collaboration

Christoph Kastl 1 collaboration