Researchers of our department have uses an unusally strong non-reciprocal ligh absorption to map out the antiferromagnetic domains of LiCoPO4-ban, melyet az antiferromágneses domének megjelenítésére használtak. The study appeared in PRB also highlighted by the editorial suggestion.

Researchers of the department have created a new, diamond-based light source, operating in the terahertz range of electromagnetic radiation. The work was published in Science Advances.

The newest manuscript of the Quantum Electronics group on multi-terminal Josephson junctions has been published in Phys. Rev. Research.

The juree has granted the proposal entitled "Self-organization of material transport processes from micro to macro-scale".

The newest work of the atomic and molecular junctions group, investigating the quantum transport properties of Ta memristors appeared in ACS Appl. Nano Materials.

The juree has granted the proposal entitled "Investigation, tailoring and application of noise in nanoelectronics devices".

The work of the quantum electronics team showing a robust gapped state with pressure in WSe2 - bilayer graphene - WSe2 structures, appeared in Nano Letters.

Registration is open for the outreach lab course ,,Nobel-prize experiments'', aimed at high-school students, hosted by the BME Institute of Physics. Details below the fold.