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Quantum Matter group

The Quantum Matter Group studies matter under extreme conditions, i.e., at very low temperatures, high magnetic fields and high pressure using advanced experimental techniques. The goal of this research is to understand new forms of magnetism and superconductivity and to find electrically conducting materials with new physical properties not described within the standard models of solid state physics.




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Christian and Oliver vivas

23 January 2025

In rapid succession, Christian de Podesta and Oliver Squire had their PhD vivas this week, having submitted their dissertations in under four years. Christian's viva was on Monday 20 January, with Philipp Niklowitz (external, Royal Holloway) and Montu Saxena (internal) as his examiners. Oliver's viva took place on...

Max Daschner PhD viva

22 December 2024

Congratulations are in order to Max, who had his PhD viva on 17 December - and a big thank you to his examiners: external Tony Carrington (Bristol) and internal Jason Robinson. Max completed a tricky project on quantum oscillation studies in topological semimetals on time and on budget and is now starting a postdoc at LMU...

CDT in Superconductivity, Cambridge Open Day 3 December

31 October 2024

PhD applicants for 2024/25 may be interested to learn that we are part of a new Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) for Superconductivity, together with colleagues in Bristol and Oxford. Superconductivity is a multi-disciplinary research theme, which includes engineers, material scientists, as well as experimental...

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