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Wednesday, the 25th of January, PhD student Rianne van Outersterp successfully defended her PhD thesis ‘Metabolite identification using infrared ion spectroscopy’ and obtained her degree with distinction Cum Laude.

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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.

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.

Andrei Kirilyuk, group leader of the Condensed Matter Physics department within HFML-FELIX of Radboud University, has been awarded an NWO Open Competition Domain Science

The Holland Research School for Molecular Chemistry has awarded long-time FELIX user Prof. Sandra M. Lang from Ulm University an HRSMC Fellowship for a 5-month collaborative research stay in the Netherlands.

Our brand-new undulator produced its first light, thereby extending the tuning range of FELIX-2 to 3 micron.  The extension of the FELIX wavelength range is one of the projects of the HFML-FELIX NWO Roadmap grant 2018.

Maarten Berben investigated two families of low dimensional and superconducting materials with electronic transport measurements under the influence of magnetic fields. He discovered that these metals also show strange behaviour when it comes to magnetoresistance. This suggests a new paradigm for magnetotransport in strange metals. He successfully defended his PhD thesis on 23 May. Based on the outstanding quality of the thesis and excellent defence, he was awarded a doctorate with the distinction ‘cum laude’.