Physics Prize from HAS
2020. May 31.
Szabolcs Csonka was awarded the physics prize by the Hungarian Academy if Sciences.
News
Extreme large extension of YSR states
2020. April 15.
BME physicists find an unexpectedly large extension of the Yu-Shiba-Rusinov state in a superconducting nanostructure, which paves the way toward topologically protected qubits. This was published in Nature Communications, in collaboration with the University of Basel.
The PIN Code of Atomic Synapses revelead
2020. January 14.
Researchers of the nanoelectronic group have revealed the single atom nature of memristors using sub-gap spectroscopy.
Nanosecond resistive switching in memristors
2020. January 09.
Researchers of the nanoelectronics group have demonstrated nanosecond switching of Ag/AgI memristors.
Mechanically controlled pattern formation
2020. January 06.
Our colleagues, with researchers from Bilkent University, showed mechanically controlled pattern formation in a hydrogel by a diffusion–precipitation reaction. Published in Advanced Materials.
Great results on the student research competition
2019. December 21.
Boglárka Tóth won first prize, whereas Albin Márffy second and Péter Balázs third place.
Graphene workshop
2019. October 17.
On Oct 24-25, BME hosts the 4th Graphene and Two-Dimensional Materials Workshop, bringing together international and Hungarian experts to share their most recent research results.
Topological physics in artificial molecules
2019. September 22.
Our colleauges have experimented with a semiconductor-based artifical molecule to demonstrate topological features of a simple quantum system. Work published in the journal Communications Physics, from Nature