How does a superconducting transistor work?
Experiments of the Nanoelectronics Group at the BME Institute of Physics reveal the switching mechanism of superconducting transistors. Published in Nature Communications.
Physics Nobel Prize for neural networks
In 2024, the Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded to John J. Hopfield and Geoffrey E. Hinton, for their discoveries that enable machine learning with artificial neural networks.
Imaging antiferromagnetic domains
BME researchers observed unusually strong non-reciprocal light absorption, and used it to image antiferromagnetic domains of LiCoPO4-ban. Editors' Suggestion in Phys. Rev. B.
Laser-based research in the Institute of Physics
Researchers of the Department of Atomic Physics and the Department of Physics report on their laser-based projects in the September issue of Fizikai Szemle.
Novel light source in the terahertz range
BME researchers have created a new, diamond-based light source, operating in the terahertz range of electromagnetic radiation. Published in Science Advances.
Publication Award of Excellence
Our colleagues Robin Kucsera and Ferenc Simon receive the 2024 Publication Award of Excellence of the Hungarian Physical Society (ELFT) for their educational article.
Ultralong carrier lifetime in solar cells
Research on novel photovoltaic materials, done in collaboration between Semilab Zrt. and our Institute of Physics, is published in Advanced Energy & Sustainability Research.
Bolyai Fellowships 2024
Gergő Fülöp (BME Department of Physics) and Dániel Varjas (BME Department of Theoretical Physics) were awarded the János Bolyai Janos Fellowship of the HAS.