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New publication

Physical Review Letters publishes our work on networks of chiral plasmons in twisted graphene bilayers.See more at: https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevLett.125.256804…

New publication in Nature Photonics

Nature Photonics publishes our work on ultra-strong coupling between photons and phonons in the infrared.See the full article here: https://doi.org/10.1038/s41566-020-00731-5…

Quantum Tuesdays – Electrical control of quantum spins

New Quantum Tuesdays seminar. Arzhang Ardavan from Clarendon Laboratory, Department of Physics, University of Oxford, will give a seminar entitled “Electrical control of quantum spins”.It will take place on December 15th, online at 16:00H (CET) on INMA youtube channel: https://bit.ly/33Se72s…

Quantum Tuesdays – A measurement-based variational quantum eigensolver

New Quantum Tuesdays seminar. Christine Muschik from Institute for Quantum Computing and Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Waterloo, will give a seminar entitled A measurement-based variational quantum eigensolver”.It will take place on December 1st, online at 16:00H (CET)…

GEFES undergraduate prize to Alonso Hernández

One of the prizes that the Condensed Matter Physics Division-GEFES of the Spanish Physics Society dedicates to support brilliant undergraduate students working under the supervision of GEFES members has been awarded to Alonso Hernández Antón, who will investigate “Quantum error…

New “cryo-free” dilution refrigerator installed

QMAD received the new “cryo-free” dilution refrigerator from BLUEFORS, it has been installed and has started its first cool down. We have reached 1.15 K (-272 degrees celsius) before lunch. We are on the way to becoming the coldest place…

“En ruta con la ciencia” COVID-19 special

Tonight (22/06/2020), our teammate Carlos Pobes will cast a 50-minute special TV-program of “En ruta con la ciencia” about COVID-19.The host will show a detailed journey about the COVID-19 pandemic in Aragon (Spain), holding conversations with researchers, making experiments and…

ADEA Conecta with Carlos Pobes

On May 15 we will have in ‘ADEA Connect’ with Carlos Pobes, CSIC researcher, physicist of astro particles. See full article…

Beca JAE intro (CSIC): Lectura de sensores SQUID a muy altas frecuencias

Los sensores SQUID (Superconducting Quantum Interference Devices) son conocidos por su enorme sensibilidad para detectar señales magnéticas minúsculas. Una de sus ventajas es que su rango operativo de frecuencias no está limitado teóricamente hasta varias decenas de GHz. Esta propiedad…