Prof Yishay Manassen - Emerging Research Trends - Excellence in Innovation 

Dept of physics, Ben Gurion University, Beer Sheva  - Israel

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Early Academic Pursuits

Prof Yishay Manassen embarked on his academic journey with a Ph.D. in magnetic resonance (NMR) at Tel Aviv University. This laid the foundation for his expertise in the field.

Professional Endeavors

Following his doctoral studies, Prof Manassen pursued a Post Doc at IBM TJ Watson in Yorktown Heights, NY, where he initiated work with Scanning Tunneling Microscopy (STM) in collaboration with J Demuth. Subsequently, he joined the Weizmann Institute in Rehovot before settling at Ben Gurion University, where he currently serves as a Full Professor in the Physics Department.

Contributions and Research Focus

Prof Manassen's groundbreaking work includes being the first to demonstrate single spin detection with STM (ESR-STM), along with other significant contributions to STM studies. Over the years, he showcased the feasibility of ESR-STM on diamagnetic molecules, unraveling the mechanism of ESR-STM. Notably, he demonstrated the use of ESR-STM for single-atom NMR, showcasing its potential applications in physics and medicine.

Accolades and Recognition

His illustrious career is marked by achievements such as being the first to achieve single spin detection with STM and demonstrating innovative applications of ESR-STM in various molecular scenarios. His work has been recognized with two awards, contributing to his citation index of 65.

Impact and Influence

With over 35 years of experience, Prof Manassen's impact on the field of physics is evident. His work on STM and single atom magnetic resonance has opened new avenues for research, particularly in studying superconductors and medical applications.

Legacy and Future Contributions

Prof Manassen's legacy includes significant advancements in magnetic resonance and STM. His recent breakthroughs in STM-NMR showcase a promising future for diverse applications, offering insights into the identification of different atoms. His work is expected to continue influencing physics and medical research.

This comprehensive profile reflects Prof  Yishay Manassen's academic journey, his substantial contributions to magnetic resonance and STM, and the enduring impact of his research in the scientific community.