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• "Dynamic Friction Unraveled by Observing an Unexpected Intermediate State in Controlled Molecular Manipulation", Okabayashi, Frederiksen, Liebig, Giessibl, 2023

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  The pervasive phenomenon of friction has been studied at the nanoscale via a controlled manipulation of single atoms and molecules with a metallic...

  Publication on epub.uni-regensburg.de: "Dynamic Friction Unraveled by Observing an Unexpected Intermediate State in Controlled Molecular Manipulation" (external link, opens in a new window)

• "Electrochemical AFM/STM with a qPlus sensor: A versatile tool to study solid-liquid interfaces", Auer, Eder, Giessibl, 2023

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  Atomic force microscopy (AFM) that can be simultaneously performed with scanning tunneling microscopy (STM) using metallic tips attached to...

  Publication on epub.uni-regensburg.de: "Electrochemical AFM/STM with a qPlus sensor: A versatile tool to study solid-liquid interfaces" (external link, opens in a new window)

• "On the origin and elimination of cross coupling between tunneling current and excitation in scanning probe experiments that utilize the qPlus sensor", Schelchshorn, Stilp, Weiss, Giessibl, 2023

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  The qPlus sensor allows for the simultaneous operation of scanning tunneling microscopy (STM) and atomic force microscopy (AFM). When operating a...

  Publication on epub.uni-regensburg.de: "On the origin and elimination of cross coupling between tunneling current and excitation in scanning probe experiments that utilize the qPlus sensor" (external link, opens in a new window)

• "Tracing Dirac points of topological surface states by ferromagnetic resonance", Pietanesi, Marganska, Mayer, Barth, Chen, Zou, Weindl, Liebig, Diaz-Pardo, Suri, Schmid, Giessibl, Richter, Tserkovnyak, Kronseder, Back, 2024

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  Ferromagnetic resonance is used to reveal features of the buried electronic band structure at interfaces between ferromagnetic metals and topological...

  Publication on epub.uni-regensburg.de: "Tracing Dirac points of topological surface states by ferromagnetic resonance" (external link, opens in a new window)

• "Atomic force microscopy with qPlus sensors", Giessibl, 2024

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  Atomic force microscopy is one of the most important tools in nanoscience. It employs an atomic probe that can resolve surfaces with atomic and...

  Publication on epub.uni-regensburg.de: "Atomic force microscopy with qPlus sensors" (external link, opens in a new window)

• "Janus graphene nanoribbons with localized states on a single zigzag edge", Song, Teng, Tang, Xu, He, Ruan, Kojima, Hu, Giessibl, Sakaguchi, Louie, Lu, 2025

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  Topological design of π electrons in zigzag-edged graphene nanoribbons (ZGNRs) leads to a wealth of magnetic quantum phenomena and exotic quantum...

  Publication on epub.uni-regensburg.de: "Janus graphene nanoribbons with localized states on a single zigzag edge" (external link, opens in a new window)

• "Probing the electronic structure at the boundary of topological insulators in the Bi2⁢Se3 family by combined scanning tunneling and atomic force microscopy", Setescak, Aguilera, Weindl, Kronseder, Donarini, Giessibl, 2025

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  We develop a numerical scheme for the calculation of tunneling current I and differential conductance dI/dV of metal- and CO-terminated STM tips on...

  Publication on epub.uni-regensburg.de: "Probing the electronic structure at the boundary of topological insulators in the Bi2⁢Se3 family by combined scanning tunneling and atomic force microscopy" (external link, opens in a new window)

• "Roadmap on Atomically-Engineered Quantum Platforms", Phark, Weber, Yoshida, Forrester, Elbertse, Stroscio, Wang, Yang, Gross, Mishra, Paschke, Kaiser, Fatayer, Repp, Anderson, Peña, Albrecht, Giessibl, Fasel, Fernández-Rossier, Kawai, Limot, Lorente, Jaeck, Huang, Ankerhold, Ast, Trahms, Winkelmann, Franke, Soldini, Wagner, Neupert, Küster, Das, Parkin, Sessi, Wang, Madhavan, Huber, Singh, Donati, Rusponi, Brune, Moreno-Pineda, Ruben, Wernsdorfer, Huang, Au-Yeung, Willke, Heinrich, Baumann, Loth, Veldman, Otte, Wolf, Sellies, Schofield, Flatte, Keizer, Simmons, 2025

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  Matter at the atomic-scale is inherently governed by the laws of quantum mechanics. This makes charges and spins confined to individual atoms – and...

  Publication on epub.uni-regensburg.de: "Roadmap on Atomically-Engineered Quantum Platforms" (external link, opens in a new window)

• "Tracking electrons at the space-time limit", Maier, Spachtholz, Glöckl, Bustamante, Lingl, Maczejka, Schön, Riedel, Richter, Giessibl, Bonafé, Huber, Rubio, Repp, Huber, 2026

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  The dynamics of an electronic wavefunction often have non-trivial consequences on its spatial distribution, for example, during tunnelling or chemical...

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• "Datasets for manuscript: Measurement and Qualitative Explanation of Decay Lengths of Attractive and Repulsive Forces between Natural and Artificial Atoms", Weiss, Stilp, Reinhart, Giessibl, 2025

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  Publication on epub.uni-regensburg.de: "Datasets for manuscript: Measurement and Qualitative Explanation of Decay Lengths of Attractive and Repulsive Forces between Natural and Artificial Atoms" (external link, opens in a new window)