Amirreza Ataei and Louis Taillefer, Université de Sherbrooke, Canada, Cyril Proust and David Vignolles, LNCMI-Toulouse. In certain materials called “strange metals”, the electrical resistivity follows a perfectly linear temperature dependence at low temperature, in contrast to the standard quadratic dependence expected from standard Fermi-liquid theory. Remarkably, it has recently been [...]
Amit Pawbake and Clément Faugeras, LNCMI Grenoble. Spin waves (magnons) in magnetically ordered solids – ferromagnets or antiferromagnets – are collective excitations of an ensemble of spins. They propagate in the solid and do couple to phonons of the host material to create new quasiparticles named magnon-polarons. This coupling is [...]
Uli Zeitler, Steffen Wiedmann, HFML Nijmegen and Sergio Pezzini, Istituto Nanoscienze-CNR Pisa. The quantum Hall effect (QHE), a paradigmatic phenomenon of twodimensional (2D) electron systems in high magnetic fields, typically occurs only at very low temperatures of a few kelvin. Under these conditions, lattice vibrations (so-called phonons) are suppressed and, [...]
Photo (©) Femke Tabak. Published on Mar 15, 2023. Since October 2022, I have joined HFML-FELIX as managing director of the institute. For me this means a return to physics: I started my career at the University of Leiden, where I studied surface science and the development of high-speed scanning [...]
The H2020-INFRADEV-2019 project SuperEMFL aims to design all-superconducting user magnets for the European Magnet Field Laboratory (EMFL). Through the development of high temperature superconductor (HTS) technology, and its combination with low temperature superconductor (LTS) magnets, DC magnetic fields in access of 40 T are within reach. The target of SuperEMFL [...]
As part of the ISABEL project, the University of Warsaw hosted a workshop on two-dimensional (2D) materials from 24 to 26 October, 2022. After two years of mainly virtual training activities, this in-person event was a unique opportunity to meet researchers who are leading studies in the field of [...]
University of Oxford, Physics Department, Oxford Centre for Applied Superconductivity Oxford University has a long tradition in high magnetic field research hosting a large suite of magnetic fields and facilities above 50 T, which are the largest in the UK. The Oxford Centre for Applied [...]
Since 1993, the EUCAS Conference has become a first-rate, world-class event for the sharing of knowledge and latest advances in all areas of Applied Superconductivity, from materials and conductors, to large scale applications for medicine, research and energy transition, as well as electronics for novel devices and quantum computing. [...]
In less than 2 months, EMFL will attend the CIM - International Metrology Congress , with the support of ISABELH2020 project. Our LNCMI researchers from Grenoble and Toulouse, will welcome you at booth 2C58 to discuss innovation, challenges and collaboration in the field of measurement. We hope to see a [...]
Site visit on 25T-CSM (25 T cryogen-free supercondcting manget) at HFLSM, IMR Three days summit in Yamagata (Japan), on March 8th-10th, 2023, for a French-Japanese high field research collaboration workshop. The scope of the workshop is to promote collaborations between the French and the Japanese communities involved in the production [...]