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University of Groningen

Spin transport in graphene-based van der Waals heterostructures

Ingla Aynés, Josep

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Curriculum Vitae

Josep Ingla Ayn´es

29 June 1990

Born in Ribera d’Ondara, Lleida.

Education

02/2014–06/2018

PhD program at the “Groningen Graduate School of

Sci-ence and Engineering” as Marie Curie ESR-fellow within

the Initial Traning Network “Spinograph”

Supervisor: Prof. dr. ir. B.J. van Wees

Research performed at: “Physics of Nanodevices”,

Univer-sity of Groningen, The Netherlands

09/2012–09/2013

Master in nanoscience and nanotechnology

Thesis: Use of SiO

2

self-assembled submicrometric

parti-cles as an approach for graphene 2D photonic crystal

fab-rication

Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Ir. E. Bertran i Serra

09/2008–06/2012

Bachelor in Physics

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