Carbon nanotubes, graphene rolled onto a seamless cylinder, are prototypes of one-dimensional quantum conductors.
 Their diameter of a few nanometers and their length up to several micometers makes them interesting for applications. At the same time quantum correlations and electronic interactions constitute a challenge for the theoretical description of their properties.
 Along the years we have been focusing on various transport properties of carbon nanotubes, encompassing Fabry-Perot interference, Kondo anomalies and Luttinger liquid physics.

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 A Kondo cloud in a carbon nanotube
See some key publications:
Fabry-Pérot Oscillations in Correlated Carbon Nanotubes
 Wei?Yang, C.?Urgell, S. L.?De Bonis, Magdalena?Marganska, Milena?Grifoni und A.?Bachthold
 Physical Review Letters?125, 187701 (2020)?
Unraveling a concealed resonance by multiple Kondo transitions in a quantum dot
 Aritra?Lahiri, Tokuro?Hata, Sergey?Smirnov, Meydi?Ferrier, Tomonori?Arakawa, Michael?Niklas, Magdalena?Marganska, Kensuke?Kobayashi und Milena?Grifoni
 Phys. Rev. B?101, 041102 (2020)
Shaping Electron Wave Functions in a Carbon Nanotube with a Parallel Magnetic Field
 Magdalena?Marganska, Daniel R.?Schmid, Alois?Dirnaichner, Peter L.?Stiller, Christoph?Strunk, Milena?Grifoni und Andreas K.?Hüttel
 Physical Review Letters?122, 086802 (2019)
Coherent population trapping by dark state formation in a carbon nanotube quantum dot
 Andrea?Donarini, Michael?Niklas, Michael?Schafberger, Nicola?Paradiso, Christoph?Strunk und Milena?Grifoni
 Nature Communications?10, 1-8 (2019)
Secondary Electron Interference from Trigonal Warping in Clean Carbon Nanotubes
 Alois?Dirnaichner, Miriam del?Valle, Karl J.?G?tz, Felix?Schupp, Nicola?Paradiso, Milena?Grifoni, Christoph?Strunk und Andreas K.?Hüttel
 Phys. Rev. Lett.?117, 166804 (2016)
Blocking transport resonances via Kondo many-body entanglement in quantum dots
 Michael?Niklas, Sergey?Smirnov, Davide?Mantelli, Magdalena?Marganska, Ngoc-Viet?Nguyen, Wolfgang?Wernsdorfer, Jean-Pierre?Cleuziou und Milena?Grifoni
 Nature Communications?7 (2016)
The two classes of low-energy spectra in finite carbon nanotubes
 Magdalena?Marganska, Piotr?Chudzinski und Milena?Grifoni
 Phys. Rev. B?92, 075433 (2015)
Transport across a carbon nanotube quantum dot contacted with ferromagnetic leads: Experiment and nonperturbative modeling
 Alois?Dirnaichner, Milena?Grifoni, Andreas?Prüfling, Daniel?Steininger, Andreas K.?Hüttel und Christoph?Strunk
 Physical Review B (PRB)?91, 195402 (2015)
Broken SU(4) symmetry in a Kondo-correlated carbon nanotube
 Daniel R.?Schmid, Sergey?Smirnov, Magdalena?Marganska, Alois?Dirnaichner, Peter L.?Stiller, Milena?Grifoni, Andreas K.?Hüttel und Christoph?Strunk
 Physical Review B (PRB)?91, 155435 (2015)
Thermally induced subgap features in the cotunneling spectroscopy of a carbon nanotube
 Sascha?Ratz, Andrea?Donarini, Daniel?Steininger, Thomas?Geiger, Amit?Kumar, Andreas K.?Hüttel, Christoph?Strunk und Milena?Grifoni
 New Journal of Physics?16, 123040 (2014)
 Linear and nonlinear transport across carbon nanotube quantum dots
 Leonhard Mayrhofer und Milena Grifoni
 Eur. Phys. J. B 56, 107 (2007)
 
 Non-Fermi-liquid behavior in transport across carbon nanotube quantum dots
 Leonhard Mayrhofer und Milena Grifoni
 Phys. Rev. B 74, 121403(R) (2006)
 
 Correlated sequential tunneling in Tomonaga-Luttinger liquid quantum dots
 Michael Thorwart, R. Egger und Milena Grifoni
 phys. status solidi b 242, 218-225 (2005)
 
 Phonon-assisted tunneling in interacting suspended single wall carbon nanotubes
 Wataru Izumida und Milena Grifoni
 New J. Phys. 7, 244 (2005)
 
 Carbon nanotube single-electron transistors at room temperature
 H. W. Ch. Postma, Milena Grifoni, T. Teepen, Z. Yao und Cees Dekker
 Science 293, 76 (2001)