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23 November 2018

Heavy, heavier, the softest - Heavy Electrons to Explore Correlated Quantum Matter

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Electronic correlations are a central theme in contemporary condensed matter physics – and hold promise for new functionality in quantum materials.

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11 May 2017

Meeting at Oxide Interfaces: Superconductivity Between Insulators.

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Oxide materials display within the same family of compounds a variety of exciting electronic properties ranging from ferroelectricity to ferromagnetism and superconductivity. These systems are often characterized by strong electronic correlations, complex phase diagrams and competing ground states.

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17 March 2017

Materials, Energy and Life: Entertaining Aspects of High Magnetic Field Research

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The MagLab exists to provide its international user community with unique magnets and expertise spanning condensed matter physics, materials research, chemistry, biochemistry, biology, and biomedicine.

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15 November 2016

Superconductivity, The Iron Age

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The new iron-based superconductors have occasioned great excitement because transition temperatures are high, and it is hoped that the existence of a second class of such superconductors in addition to cuprates will lead to new insights into the essential ingredients for high temperature superconductivity.

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04 November 2016

An atom, a Cooper pair, a Qubit

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A supercurrent can flow through a weak link—such as a thin insulating barrier, nanowire or molecule—between two superconductors. This famous effect, for which B. Josephson received the Nobel Prize in 1972, has had a great impact on both fundamental and applied science.

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