News
Christmas came a little early this year for two of our researchers at HFML-FELIX. Prof. dr. Britta Redlich and dr. Viktoria Eless received word just last week that The Dutch Research Council (NWO) has granted a Phase 1 Take-off grant to their PiCard project regarding the development of quantum information hardware! Without this complementary hardware supporting quantum computers, uses of the technology will likely remain limited.
28 December 2022
The Dutch Research Council (NWO) has recently granted about 10 million euro’s in funding to a consortium aiming to create more sustainable forms of Information Technology under the name NL-ECO. This consortium consists of 33 institutions from all over the Netherlands and Europe, among which HFML-FELIX, working together to reach this important goal.
28 December 2022
Nijmegen's Mayor, Hubert Bruls, visited the HFML-FELIX laboratory last week to attend a presentation, take a tour of the facilities, and interact with some of the scientists on site.
27 December 2022
Prof. Andrei Kirilyuk has been awarded an NWO Open Competition Domain Science - ENW-M1 grant for his project ‘Shaken and Switched: Tracking the Dynamics of Phono-Magnetic Recording’.
30 October 2022
At the Chemistry and Physics at Low Temperatures (CPLT2022) conference in Visegrád, Hungary, our PhD student Dian Schrauwen won a best poster prizes for her poster titled “Interstellar ices in the lab: probing resonant structural changes due to free electron laser irradiation of interstellar ice analogues”.
22 July 2022