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Jarno Linnera
Doctoral Candidate
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I'm currently working on transition metal oxides, namely the ones of copper and nickel, and the theoretical calculation of various physical properties such as the thermal conductivity. The big picture behind this is the accurate assessment of the thermoelectric performance of materials. As with most things related to computational chemistry, DFT is the main tool.
As sidedishes, I've also had a look at novel thin film materials containing lithium in collaboration with the experimental group of Maarit Karppinen here in Aalto, as well as some interesting fluorine compounds as part of the ongoing collaboration with Prof. Florian Kraus from Marburg University, Germany.
Person profile
I'm currently working on transition metal oxides, namely the ones of copper and nickel, and the theoretical calculation of various physical properties such as the thermal conductivity. The big picture behind this is the accurate assessment of the thermoelectric performance of materials. As with most things related to computational chemistry, DFT is the main tool.
As sidedishes, I've also had a look at novel thin film materials containing lithium in collaboration with the experimental group of Maarit Karppinen here in Aalto, as well as some interesting fluorine compounds as part of the ongoing collaboration with Prof. Florian Kraus from Marburg University, Germany.
Background
I received my MSc from the University of Jyväskylä with a major in physical chemistry and minors in physics and mathematics. I did my Bachelor's and Master's theses under the gentle care of Heikki Tuononen and Karoliina Honkala. Research projects for Bachelor's and Master's were strictly computational and mostly dealing with single molecules in the gas phase, but on top of that, as part of the Master's level studies in Jyväskylä, I've done a fair deal of molecular spectroscopy and I'm not afraid of lasers, either.
Background
I received my MSc from the University of Jyväskylä with a major in physical chemistry and minors in physics and mathematics. I did my Bachelor's and Master's theses under the gentle care of Heikki Tuononen and Karoliina Honkala. Research projects for Bachelor's and Master's were strictly computational and mostly dealing with single molecules in the gas phase, but on top of that, as part of the Master's level studies in Jyväskylä, I've done a fair deal of molecular spectroscopy and I'm not afraid of lasers, either.