LTL
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Our low temperature research tackles the most challenging problems in the field of quantum physics. These include intricate properties of fermion superfluids, interfaces in quantum materials, dissipative processes when approaching the absolute zero, and discovery of new types of ordered systems at record low temperatures. |
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In nanophysics we focus on control of charge, flux, phonons, and microwave irradiation at the ultimate accuracy governed by quantum mechanics. Conversion between these quantities is employed for developing new paradigms and novel sensor applications. |
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The Brain Research Unit comprises research groups studying human brain functions at the system level. The Unit also develops methods used in brain imaging research. |
News
- The former director of LTL Mikko Paalanen became on March 14, 2012 an honorary member of the Finnish Physical Society.
- Nikolai Kopnin and Mika Sillanpää were awarded prestigious science prizes in the field of low temperature physics.
- Finnish Centre of Excellence in Low Temperature Quantum Phenomena and Devices is one of the 15 new Centres of Excellence in research Academy of Finland has selected for 2012‒2017 [3]
Upcoming events
- [Doctoral Thesis Defence] Nanocircuits with Superconductivity
Fri, 18 May 2012, 12:00 in AS1. Juha Voutilainen, Low Temperature Laboratory/O.V. Lounasmaa laboratory, Finland. - [BRAIN seminar] Mon, 21 May 2012, 14:15 in Nanotalo room 228. Jyrki Ahveninen, Athinoula A. Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging, MGH, USA.
