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Welcome to the Advanced Laboratory Course for Master Students! The goal of the class is to learn the basics of modern experimental physics.  You will be working in a group with one or two other students. During the class, each group will carry out 8 experiments from different fields of physics. Each experiment will be supervised by a tutor. Tutors help with carrying our experiments and grade experimental reports completed after the experiment. In addition to reports, each group will deliver one seminar-style talk about their experiment to the entire class. Please enjoy the class and be safe!

Important: 

The list of all the groups, preliminary schedule of all of the experiments and presentations is now online (Note: it is an Excel table with different sheets for the schedule, tutor list, student list. The table is password-protected, so that CIA cannot access it. The super-secret password -- guard it with your life! -- will be sent in a separate email). Please let Kirill Bolotin know of any scheduling issues as soon as possible. The schedule may change -- please check online for the most current version.

According to the schedule, first experiments will start on 08.05; firsr seminar -- on 07.05. There will be no experiments or seminars before that date.

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ORGANIZER 

Prof. Kirill Bolotin 

Best contact: email (bolotin@physik.fu-berlin.de). You could also stop by my office (1.2.37), or call me (838-50900)

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OFFERED EXPERIMENTS

1. No.	experiments during the semester	room
   Ma1	Compton-Effect	0.4.57
   Ma2	Low Energy Electron Diffraction on Surfaces (LEED)	0.4.02
   Ma3	Pulsed Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR)	0.4.02
   Ma4	Photoelectroni
   Ma5	Dynamical processes in lipid membranes	-1.1.18
   Ma6	Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM)	0.3.18
   Ma10	Auger Spectroscopy
   Ma12	Magnetooptic Kerr Effect and magnetic anisotropies (MOKE)	0.1.13
   Ma 14	Solid state laser principles	0.1.29
   Ma15	Electron Paramagnetic Resonance	0.4.07
   Ma17	Formation of protein self assembled monolayer monitored by Quartz Crystal Microbalance	0.1.16
   	1 day each during the first two weeks of the semester break
   Ma7	Raman Scattering	1.1.46
   Ma9	Photoluminescence	1.1.46
   Ma20	Electron beam lithography and nanofabrication	-1.2.12
   Ma21	Electron quantum transport in graphene	-1.2.04

USEFUL INFORMATION

Schedule, List of groups, List of tutors

Course rules, regulations and advice (Read it please!)

The description and manuals for all of the experiments (use your zedat password/login to access)

FORMS

Participation certificate for students

Evaluation form for tutors