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Dirac and Majorana edge states in graphene and topological superconductors,

A.R. Akhmerov (31 May 2011).

On localization of Dirac fermions by disorder,

M.V. Medvedyeva (3 May 2011).

Anomalous diffusion of Dirac fermions,

C.W. Groth (8 December 2010). Subsequent employment: CEA Grenoble.

Light scattering by photonic crystals with a Dirac spectrum,

R.A. Sepkhanov (20 May 2009). Subsequent employment: TMC Physics/ASML.

Scattering Problems Involving Electrons, Photons, and Dirac Fermions,

I. Snyman (23 September 2008). Subsequent employment: National Institute for Theoretical Physics (NITheP).

Effects of Spin-Orbit Coupling on Quantum Transport,

J.H. Bardarson (4 June 2008). Subsequent employment: Cornell University.

On Dephasing and Spin Decay in Open Quantum Dots,

B.D. Michaelis (16 November 2006). Subsequent employment: Rheinisch-Westfälisches Elektrizitätswerk (RWE).

On the Production and Transfer of Entangled Electrons and Photons,

J.L. van Velsen (28 September 2005). Subsequent employment: Ministry of Justice.

Superconductivity in Nanostructures: Andreev Billiards and Josephson Junction Qubits,

M.C. Goorden (15 September 2005). Subsequent employment: University of Geneva.

Study of a Stroboscopic Model of a Quantum Dot,

A. Tajic (12 May 2005). Subsequent employment: Philips Research Laboratories.

Electron Counting Statistics in Nanostructures,

M. Kindermann (3 September 2003). Subsequent employment: Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

On Chaotic Wave Dynamics,

K.J.H. van Bemmel (6 December 2001). Subsequent employment: Statistics Netherlands.

On Quantum Optics of Random Media,

M. Patra (6 September 2000). Subsequent employment: Helsinki University of Technology.

Opto-Electronic Properties of Disordered Organic Semiconductors,

M.C.J.M. Vissenberg (28 January 1999). Subsequent employment: Philips Research Laboratories.

Thermal and Electrical Phenomena in Chaotic Conductors,

S.A. van Langen (3 September 1998). Subsequent employment: Philips Research Laboratories.

On the Transmission of Light through Random Media,

J.C.J. Paasschens (16 October 1997). Subsequent employment: Philips Research Laboratories.

Induced Superconductivity in Microstructures,

J.A. Melsen (18 June 1997). Subsequent employment: IBM Nederland.

On the Random-Matrix Theory of Quantum Transport,

P.W. Brouwer (11 June 1997). Subsequent employment: Harvard University.

Shot Noise and Electrical Conduction in Mesoscopic Systems,

M.J.M. de Jong (21 June 1995). Subsequent employment: Philips Research Laboratories.

On the Conductivity of Strongly Correlated Low-Dimensional Systems,

B. Rejaei-Salmassi (23 March 1994). Subsequent employment: Delft University of Technology.

Coulomb-Blockade Oscillations in Quantum Dots and Wires,

A.A.M. Staring (5 November 1992). Subsequent employment: Philips Research Laboratories.

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