Tianluo PANResearch Assistant Professor
email: pantl@sustc.edu.cn
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Essential Information
Name：TianluoPan
Position：ResearchAssistant Professor
Highest Degree：Doctor of Philosophyin Physics
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Email：pantl@sustech.edu.cn
Research Field：Scanningtunnelling microscope,Atomicmanipulation，InterfacialIron Based Superconductors

Educational Background
2002-2006, B. Sc. in Physics, Departmentof Physics, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, P. R. China
2007-2012, Ph. D. in Physics, Departmentof Physics and Astronomy, University of Birmingham, United Kingdom

Working Experience
2013-2014, Post-doc, Nanoscale PhysicsResearch Laboratory, Department of Physics and Astronomy, University ofBirmingham, United Kingdom
2014-2018, Post-doc, Physical Chemistry I,Faculty of Chemistry and Biochemistry, Ruhr-University Bochum, Germany
2018-Now, Research Assistant Professor, ShenzhenInstitute for Quantum Science and Engineering, Southern University of Scienceand Technology, P. R. China

Papers and Patents
[1] Atomicallyresolved real-space imaging of hot electron dynamics”, D. Lock, K. R. Rusimova,T. L. Pan, R. E. Palmer & P. A. Sloan, Nature Communications, 6, 8365(2015).
[2] ConcertedThermal-Plus-Electronic Nonlocal Desorption of Chlorobenzene from Si(111)-7 × 7in the STM”, T. L. Pan, P. A. Sloan & R. E. Palmer, The Journal of PhysicalChemistry Letters, 5, 3551 (2014).
[3] Non-LocalAtomic Manipulation on Semiconductor Surfaces in the STM: The Case ofChlorobenzene on Si(111)-7×7”, T. L. Pan, P. A. Sloan & R. E. Palmer, TheChemical Record, 14, 841 (2014).
[4] QuantumChemical Cluster Models for Chemi- and Physisorption of Chlorobenzene onSi(111)-7×7”, M. Utecht, T. L. Pan, T. Klamroth & R. E. Palmer, The Journalof Physical Chemistry A, 118, 6699 (2014).
[5] Towardsmanipulation of single proteins: scanning probe microscopy in a physiologicalenvironment”, T. L. Pan, P. A. Sloan & R. E. Palmer, Imaging &Microscopy, 1, 37 (2013).
[6] Site-and energy-selective intramolecular manipulation of polychlorinated biphenyl(PCB) molecules”, T. L. Pan, S. Sakulsermsuk, P. A. Sloan & R. E. Palmer,Journal of the American Chemical Society, 133, 11834 (2011).