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Department of Physics, Applied Physics, and Astronomy
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
110 Eighth Street, Troy, New York 12180-3590 USA

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Ingrid Wilke
Ingrid Wilke  IGERT

Assistant Professor of Physics

Education:
Ph.D., Physics, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, 1993.
Diploma in Physics, Universitaet Wuerzburg (Germany), 1988.
M. Sc., Physics, State University of New York (SUNY) at Albany, USA, 1986.

Career Highlights:
Since May 2002: Assistant Professor of Physics, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
2002: Habilitation in Experimental Physics, University of Hamburg
2001: M. Sc. in Higher Education, University of Hamburg
1995-2002: Senior Research Associate (C1) at the Universitaet Hamburg (Germany), Institute of Applied Physics.
1994-1995: Post-Doc at the University of Tokyo (Japan), Institute of Industrial Science.
1993-1994: Post-Doc at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Berkeley CA (USA).
1988-1992: Researcher at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH) Zuerich (Switzerland), Institute of Quantum Electronics.

Research Interests:
Wilke’s research is Ultrafast and Terahertz Spectroscopy. She investigates the properties of matter in the Terahertz frequency range on a femtosecond time-scale. Her current focus of research is materials for information technology, cells and relativistic electron bunches.

Selected Publications:

R. Ascazubi, Ingrid Wilke, K. J. Kim, Partha Dutta
Terahertz emission from GaIn Sb
Physical Review B 74, 075323 (2006)

R. Ascazubi, Ingrid Wilke, S. Cho, H. Lu, W. Schaff
Ultrafast recombination in Si-doped InN
Applied Physics Letters 88, 112111 (2006).

R. Ascazubi, C. Shneider, Ingrid Wilke, R. Pino, P. Dutta
Enhanced terahertz emission from impurity-compensated GaSb
Physical Review B, 72, 045328 15. (2005)

R. Ascazubi, Ingrid Wilke, K. Denniston, H. Lu, W. Schaff
Terahertz emission by InN
Applied Physics Letters, 84, 4810 (2004)

Ingrid Wilke, A. M. MacLeod, W. A. Gillespie, G. Berden, G. M. H. Knippels, A. F. G. van der Meer
Single-shot electron-beam bunch length measurements
Physical  Review. Letters 88, 124801 (2002) pdf

T. Korn, A. Jaye, S. Schnüll, Ingrid Wilke
Characterization of nanometer As-clusters in low-temperature grown GaAs by transient reflectivity measurements
Journal of. Applied. Physics 91, 2333 (2002) pdf

M. Khazan, R. Meissner, Ingrid Wilke
Convertible transmission-reflection time-domain terahertz spectrometer
Review of  Scientific Instruments 72, 3427 (2001) pdf

Ingrid Wilke, M.Khazan, C.T.Rieck, T.Kaiser, P.Kuzel, C.Jaekel, H.Kurz
Terahertz surface resistance of high temperature superconducting thin films
Journal of Applied Physics 87, 2984 (2000) pdf

C.Nowak, Ingrid Wilke, U.Wollmer (Hg.)
Kiss The Future ! Physikerinnen stellen sich vor, Tagungsband der Deutschen  Physikerinnentagung 1998
Verlag Hoffmann und Hoyer 1999

S.D.Ganichev, E.Ziemann, Th.Gleim, W.Prettl, I.N.Yassievich,V.I.Perel, Ingrid Wilke, E.E.Haller
Carrier tunneling in high-frequency electric fields
Physical Review Letters, 80 (11), 2409 (1998) pdf

O.D.Dubon, Ingrid Wilke, J.W.Beeman, E.E.Haller
Dependence of the hole lifetime on uniaxial stress in Ga-doped Ge
Physical Review B51, 7349 (1995) pdf

Ingrid Wilke, Y.Oppliger, W.Herrmann, F.K.Kneubuehl
Nanometer thin-film Ni-NiO-Ni diodes for 30THz radiation
Applied Physics A 58, 329 (1994)

Ingrid Wilke, W.Herrmann, F.K.Kneubuehl
Integrated nanostrip dipole antennas for coherent 30THz infrared radiation
Applied Physics. B 58, 87 (1994)

Contact:
(518) 276-6318
wilkei@rpi.edu

Home Page: http://www.rpi.edu/~wilkei/

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