Llorenç Serra

Academic secretary

IFISC (CSIC-UIB)
Campus Universitat de les Illes Balears
E-07122 Palma de Mallorca. Spain
Office 209
+34 971 17 28 05

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PhD from the UIB (1991). Postdoc researcher at the University of Milan (1993-94). Associate professor (1996) and professor (2017) at UIB. Visitor, among others, of the Division de Physique Theorique d'Orsay, the University of Trento, the University of Reykjavik and the Korea University, where he spent a sabbatical in 2007-08. He has published more than 130 articles (researcher id D-9250-2011). He has continuously participated in funded research projects, being PI in three of them and he has been advisor of three PhD theses. His main research topic is the physics of nanosystems.

Identifiers

Web of Science ResearcherID D-9250-2011
ORCID 0000-0001-8496-7873

UIB page: https://www.uib.eu/personal/ABDUzODM/

Recent Publications

Quantum‑anomalous‑Hall current patterns and interference in thin slabs of chiral topological superconductors

Di Miceli, Daniele; Serra, Llorenç
Scientific Reports 13, 19955 (2023)

Conductance asymmetry in proximitized magnetic topological insulator junctions with Majorana modes

Di Miceli, Daniele; Zsurka, Eduard; Legendre, Julian; Moors, Kristof; Schmidt, Thomas L., Serra, Llorenç
Physical Review B 108, 35424 (1-11) (2023)

Electronic and topological properties of bilayer graphene nanostructures

Benchtaber, Nassima (Supervisors: Serra, Llorenç and Sanchez, David)
PhD Thesis (2023)

Conductance of electrostatic wire junctions in bilayer graphene

Ryu, Sungguen; López, Rosa; Serra, Llorenç
Physical Review B , 035424 (1-8) (2022)

Beating Carnot efficiency with periodically driven chiral conductors

Ryu, Sungguen; López, Rosa; Serra, Llorenç; Sanchez, David
Nature Communications 13, 2512 (2022)

Ongoing Research projects

MAGMA

MAGNETIC TOPOLOGICAL INSULATORS FOR ROBUST MAJORANA BOUND STATES

P.I.: Llorenç Serra

Magnetic topological insulators (MTIs) display a fascinating interplay between magnetic order and topologically nontrivial band structures. In the MAGMA project (“Magnetic topological insulators for robust Majorana bound states”), which is funded by ...