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A new transformer, financed by FEDER funds from the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region and the CNRS, has been installed on the CNRS campus in Grenoble. The Laboratoire National des Champs Magnétiques Intenses, one of the major research infrastructure of the CNRS, is now directly connected to the 225,000 V high voltage grid [...]
To interact with the general public the EMFL facilities often organize tours through the laboratories. Due to the Covid pandemic this has not been possible, as users were not always allowed to perform experiments on-site or had to follow strict regulations. First in order to adapt to this environment, [...]
© HZDR Representatives of HZDR, RU, and NWO present during the signing of the Memorandum of Understanding. From left to right: Sebastian Schmidt (HZDR), Manfred Helm (HZDR), Britta Redlich (RU, HFML-FELIX), Jochen Wosnitza (HZDR), Job de Kleuver (NWO-I), Iwan Hollemann (RU), Diana Stiller (HZDR). Since many years, strong links exist [...]
Since 2009, the EMFL Board of Directors announces annually the EMFL prize for exceptional achievements in science done in high magnetic fields. An award committee selects the prize winner from the nominations received. This year, the prize went to Dr. Jake Ayres, who currently holds a Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship [...]
Photo © EMFL. Participants of the HFML-FELIX and EMFL user meeting in Nijmegen. Steffen Wiedmann and Uli Zeitler, HFML Nijmegen. The EMFL User Meeting 2023, combined with the HFML-FELIX user meeting and a workshop on the combination of high magnetic fields and THz radiation took place in Nijmegen from 13-15 [...]
In May 2023, the HFML-FELIX technical user support group, Peter Albers, Lijnis Nelemans and Michel Peters, from Nijmegen visited the LNCMI pulsed-field facility in Toulouse. The aim was the exchange of knowledge on various magnet and measurement technologies between the two laboratories. Scientists and engineers from the LNCMI warmly welcomed [...]
This fifth edition of the EMFL Days was organized in Kerkrade from September 19-21. About 120 EMFL staff members gathered right on the Dutch-German border, benefiting from Rolduc Abbey‘s sublime ambience and a serene autumnal atmosphere. The aim of the meeting was to continue to learn more about each other’s [...]
Dear colleague, The SuperEMFL project aims to design all-superconducting user magnets for the European Magnet Field Laboratory (EMFL). Through the development of high temperature superconductor technology, and its combination with low temperature superconductor magnets, DC magnetic fields in access of 40 T could be within reach in a reasonable time [...]
Neutron diffraction in pulsed field using the CEA-CRG spectrometer IN22 at the Institut Laue-Langevin (ILL), Grenoble. In recent years, the use of high magnetic fields in conjunction with beamlines has become increasingly important. For that, a mobile pulsed-field installation, developed at LNCMI Toulouse, is available to users at the ILL [...]
After two years of rather impersonal prize ceremonies the EMFL Board of Directors was happy to hand over the EMFL prize 2022 in person to Dr. Mateusz Dyksik, who currently holds an assistant professor position at the Wrocław University of Science and Technology in Poland. The prize ceremony took place [...]