Ke Xiao is a Group Leader in Opto-Spintronics at the Max Planck Institute of Microstructure Physics, specializing in opto-spintronics, exciton physics, chiroptics, and advanced optical characterization. With a strong publication record in high-impact SCI journals, his research focuses on nanoscale optical and electronic phenomena in quantum materials. He has made significant contributions to understanding current-driven VO₂ oscillators using cryogenic s-SNOM, revealing key mechanisms behind non-volatile metallic phase dynamics. His work provides a robust nanoscale framework for designing next-generation oscillator circuits and advancing opto-electronic device physics.
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