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Annett Thøgersen | |
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Born | 27 January 1980 |
Nationality | Norwegian |
Alma mater | University of Oslo |
Occupation | Physicist |
Annett Thøgersen (born 1980) is a Norwegian physicist working mainly with transmission electron microscopy studies of inorganic materials and nanostructures. She is Senior Research Scientist at SINTEF[1] in Oslo, Norway.
Education and career
Jensen completed her master's degree from the Department of Physics, University of Oslo, in 2006[2] and earned a doctorate (PhD) in physics in 2013 with a dissertation entitled Combined experimental and computational study of the meta-stable Mg-Ti-H system.[3][4]
Jensen was in 2019 awarded a prestigious Young Research talent project from the Norwegian Research Council. In the project named "Novel (M,Ga)2O3 thin films for two-dimensional electron gas devices (GO2DEVICE)",[5] fabrication of a high-electron-mobility transistor (HEMT) based on novel (M,Ga)2O3 thin film heterostructures will be pursued (M = Al, In). Leading up to this project she has specialized in using photoemission spectroscopy to study band gap variations and band alignment in semiconducting materials. In addition to the GO2DEVICE project she is active in several research projects such as "A highly efficient and stable electrode for solar-driven water electrolysis, interrogated by advanced operando and in situ techniques" (Solopp) and the project "Centrifuge Nano Technology: Nano silicon anodes for Li-ion batteries" (DOVRE).
References
- ^ "Annett Thøgersen". Employee profile page. SINTEF. Retrieved 22 June 2021.
- ^ Jensen, Ingvild Julie Thue (2006). Structural studies of hydrides of Zr2Cu, Zr2Pd and LaPtI. University of Oslo. Retrieved 16 June 2021.
- ^ Thue Jensen, Ingvild Julie (2013). Combined experimental and computational study of the meta-stable Mg-Ti-H system. University of Oslo. Retrieved 15 June 2021.
- ^ "PhD defense Ingvild Jensen". Events. University of Oslo, Department of Physics. Retrieved 15 June 2021.
- ^ "Novel (M,Ga)2O3 thin films for two-dimensional electron gas devices". RCN Project bank. The Research Council of Norway. Retrieved 16 June 2021.