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The University of Geneva stands among the best universities in the world, thanks to the quality of its scientific research and educational excellence. The Department of Quantum Matter Physics offers an international and lively environment where students, teachers and researchers work in close collaboration. A wide range of specializations is proposed, with a strong emphasis on novel applications of fundamental physics.
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The Department of Quantum Matter Physics is very involved in transferring technologies from its laboratories to industry, as its research activities in understanding and developing quantum materials and devices have a strong potential for applications.
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Andrea Serpolla, Andrii Tykhonov, Paul Coppin, Manbing Li, Andrii Kotenko, Enzo Putti-Garcia, Hugo Valentin Boutin, Mikhail Stolpovskiy, Jennifer Maria Frieden, Chiara Perrina and Xin Wu
Nuclear instruments & methods in physics research. Section A, Accelerators, spectrometers, detectors and associated equipment 1085, 171306 (2026)
Archive ouverte UNIGEMario Alves Cardoso
Thèse, 138 (2026)
This thesis presents a novel methodology within the ATLAS experiment that exploits the large number of recorded untriggered pp interactions, commonly referred to as pile-up, to construct a dedicated low-pT dataset. By treating each additional inelastic collision in a recorded bunch…
Archive ouverte UNIGETomke Schroeer
Thèse (2026)
The study of the Standard Model of Particle Physics (SM) requires the analysis of enormous amounts of data that has been measured by particle detectors. It is therefore essential to build tools that can handle such data efficiently. An important step in the data processing is the reconstruction of…
Archive ouverte UNIGEMalte Algren
Thèse, 229 (2026)
The Standard Model of particle physics is the most successful theory describing the fundamental properties of matter that govern the universe. At the Large Hadron Collider at CERN, these properties are studied by colliding high energetic particles together, which has led to significant discoveries, …
Archive ouverte UNIGERomain Babouche, Damien Zurmuehle, T. Okada, Y. Tsuchiya, S. Awaji and Carmine Senatore
IEEE transactions on applied superconductivity 36 3, 6600206, 1-6 (2026)
In the frame of a collaboration between the University of Geneva and Tohoku University, the dependence of the critical current (Ic) on magnetic field orientation (θ), intensity (B) and temperature (T) was characterized on three commercial REBCO tapes from Faraday Factory/SuperOx, SuperPower and…
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