Emil Tafra, Associate Professor, PhD

Title:	Associate Professor
Location:	218, 011, 108
Public phone number:	4605521,4605504,4605611
Internal phone number:	5521,5504,5611
E-mail:	E-mail
Department:	Physics Department
Graduation year:	2001
PhD graduation year:	2009

Teaching

integrated undergraduate and graduate

• Electronics Lab (51570) - Lecturer in charge, Laboratory exercises
• Fundamentals of Electronics (50842) - Lecturer in charge, Lectures, Exercises
• Fundamentals of Electronics (50852) - Lecturer in charge, Lectures, Exercises
• Fundamentals of Electronics (51062) - Lecturer in charge, Lectures, Exercises
• Fundamentals of Electronics (51081) - Lecturer in charge, Lectures, Exercises
• Fundamentals of Electronics (209413) - Lecturer in charge, Lectures, Exercises
• Laboratory in Fundamentals in Electronics (63102) - Lecturer in charge, Laboratory exercises
• Laboratory in Fundamentals in Electronics (63157) - Lecturer in charge, Laboratory exercises
• Laboratory in Fundamentals in Electronics (63179) - Lecturer in charge, Laboratory exercises
• Laboratory in Fundamentals in Electronics (268019) - Lecturer in charge, Laboratory exercises
• Low Temperature Physics and Superconductivity (63055) - Lecturer in charge, Lectures, Exercises
• Low Temperature Physics and Superconductivity (63112) - Lecturer in charge, Lectures, Exercises
• Low Temperature Physics and Superconductivity (63132) - Lecturer in charge, Lectures, Exercises
• Low Temperature Physics and Superconductivity (63154) - Lecturer in charge, Lectures, Exercises
• Low Temperature Physics and Superconductivity (63184) - Lecturer in charge, Lectures, Exercises
• Microelectronics (63131) - Lecturer in charge, Lectures
• Thesis Research (111496) - Exercises

Scientific publications (CroRIS)

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Professional memberships

Magnetotransport properties of various materials, especially organic conductors, quasi-2D cuprates, heterostructures on strontium titanate, manganites, complex amorphous alloys, and layered hybrid organic-inorganic halometalates, with a special focus on charge transport and localization mechanisms (Mott, Anderson).