Low Temperature and Strong Magnetic Field Laboratory

Low Temperature and Strong Magnetic Field Laboratory is situated in the sub terrain floor (room 011) of the Department of Physics. Research is conducted using high magnetic fileds (up to 18 T), and low temperatures (down to 0.3 K). We investigate magnetotransport properties (resistance, magnetoresistance, Hall effect) of various materials (low dimensional conductors, oxide heterostructures,...).

 

Our laboratory is equiped with:

  • superconducting magnets: 18 T and 12 T
  • variable temperature inserts: 1.5 K to 300 K
  • He3 temperature insert: down to 0.3 K
  • equipment for AC and DC resistance measurement: Lock-in amplifiers, AC and DC current sources (e.g. Keithley 6221), nanovoltmenters (e.g. Keithley 181)

 

Current research projects:

 

Recent topics of our research:

 

 

 

 

 

In photo from left to right: A. Hamzić, M. Basletić, A. Fert (visiting our lab) and E. Tafra

 

People working in the Low Temperature and Strong Magnetic Field Laboratory:

We are always open for collaboration and please don't hesitate to contact us.