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[emfl-users] Questionnaire all-superconducting high field magnets for EMFL

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 scale. The target of SuperEMFL is to provide designs of 32 T and 40 T all-superconducting user magnets, which are expected to partly replace current high-field resistive DC magnets at EMFL. This will not only result in a reduction of the energy consumption of the static field EMFL facilities, [...]

By |August 31st, 2022|

COLLABORATION WITH ANOTHER EUROPEAN RESEARCH INSTITUTION

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 neutron source. Within the framework of the ISABEL project, EMFL and ILL reinforced their collaboration and defined the access procedure using this equipment. Researchers will submit their proposal at the ILL User Portal (https://www.ill.eu/users) and choose the IN22 sample environment. The equipment can only be used with support from [...]

By |August 23rd, 2022|

EMFL PRIZE 2022 GOES TO MATEUSZ DYKSIK

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 during the EMFL User Meeting in Grenoble. Mateusz Dyksik received the award for his cutting-edge research performed at the EMFL facilities. He used optical spectroscopy to understand the fundamental electronic properties of organic-inorganic perovskites thin films and nanocrystals which have important applications in light harvesting and photovoltaics. Mateusz employed [...]

By |August 23rd, 2022|
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