News & events

The HFML-FELIX team is happy to announce that the 2023 HFML-FELIX user meeting will take place in Nijmegen on June 13-15 (lunch-to-lunch), in conjunction with the EMFL user meeting.

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’.

A new edition of EMFL news is available, with the latest news and research updates from the magnetic field laboratories in Europe, including HFML-FELIX.

Monday 28 February, Andrea Marchese defended his thesis on Electron cyclotron resonance in plasmas using intense THz radiation. His research was centred around the free-electron lasers and high field magnets of HFML-FELIX.

EMFL news contains the latest news and research updates from the Magnetic Field Laboratories in Europe

The collaborative project 'National Individual floating Transport Infrastructure (NIfTI)' between HFML-FELIX and other faculties of Radboud University as well as the HAN University of Applied Sciences has won the RU Faculty of Science Team Science Award.

The collaborative project 'National Individual floating Transport Infrastructure (NIfTI)' between HFML-FELIX and other faculties of Radboud University as well as the HAN University of Applied Sciences has won the NWO Team Science Award.

Wednesday 10 November, Alexandros Papanikolopoulos will defend his thesis that focuses on the growth of different molecular assemblies in the presence of high magnetic fields, and the emergent phenomena accompanying them.

Joint Webinar on December 1st on successful graphene sensor tests. Register now!