WEBER, Bent

WEBER, Bent is an Associate Professor and Assistant Dean (Research and Graduate Education) at the College of Science, Nanyang Technological University. He is affiliated with the School of Physical and Mathematical Sciences in the Physics Department. His research interests include the electronic properties of novel two-dimensional and topological materials, as well as quantum materials. He holds a Ph.D. from The University of New South Wales. His profile and contact details are available on the university's website.

Bent Weber is a researcher at Nanyang Technological University with expertise in scanning tunneling microscopy, 2D topological matter, quantum computing, and spin qubits. His work explores the synthesis and optoelectronic applications of 2D materials, such as perovskites and topological Dirac semimetals. He investigates quantum phenomena at the atomic scale, including spin blockade, exchange interactions, and spin readout in semiconductor systems. His research also focuses on nanoscale phase engineering and the quantum-coherent to semiclassical transition in quasi-one-dimensional metals. Weber's contributions span from fundamental studies of electron spin lifetimes to the development of high-fidelity quantum spin control techniques.