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The challenges associated with the emergence of quantum technologies are considerable, spanning societal and economic issues as well as security, cybersecurity and sovereignty. Having already profoundly transformed our daily lives, quantum sciences are now entering a new era at the University of...

Dr. Chang-Jae Roh, in the Group of Prof. Andrea Caviglia, has been awarded the “Outstanding Poster Prize” for his presentation, “Real-space mapping of orbital quantum geometry at oxide interfaces,” at the 32nd International Workshop on Oxide Electronics (iWOE-32) in Sendai, Japan, in...

Dr. Ian Aupiais and Dr. Tobia Nova in the Group of Prof. Andrea Caviglia were awarded for the best poster at the “Frontiers of Cavity Quantum Electrodynamics (cQED)” workshop.

To celebrate the upcoming publication of their textbook on Spontaneous Symmetry Breaking, Aron Beekman, Louk Rademaker and Jasper van Wezel are organising a one-day symposium in Leiden, The Netherlands, on Tuesday 10 November 2026. The symposium will be held in the historical Museum Boerhaave, ...

The next MaNEP Winter School will be held from January 10 to 15, 2027 in Saas-Fee.

A European team led by UNIGE demonstrates the quantum metric in a topological insulator with unusual conductivity.

Discover the world of cutting-edge materials research with Patrycja Paruch. In this episode of the SCNAT portrait series, Prof. Paruch reveals how she investigates the relationship between structure and properties of materials at the nanometer scale using cutting-edge scanning microscopy—and...

MaNEP offers 3rd and 4th year physics students the unique opportunity to work for a month this summer in one of the top research teams affiliated to the MaNEP Network, while receiving a financial support. Since 2004, these internships have successfully encouraged several of the participants to...

We are glad to announce that the new edition of the MaNEP Swiss Workshop on Materials with Novel Electronic Properties will take place in Les Diablerets from August 25th to 27th, 2026.

The Faculty of Science of the University of Geneva invites applications for

The research project “HTS Superconducting Joints for NMR Magnets” was successfully concluded in May 2025. Initiated in September 2020 with financial support from the Innosuisse Agency, the project was a collaboration between Dr. Davide Nardelli’s group at Bruker BioSpin and Prof. Carmine...

Step into the fascinating world of quantum physics!

A UNIGE team reveals a once purely theoretical geometry at the heart of quantum materials, with major implications for future electronics.

Pablo Cayado, a former member of the Group of Applied Superconductivity as part of a collaborative project between the University of Geneva and Bruker BioSpin on High Temperature Superconductors (HTS) for NMR applications, has been awarded a Ramón y Cajal Fellowship, one of the most prestigious...