Jacobsen Group
Theoretical Quantum Condensed Matter Research
Jacobsen Group
Theoretical Quantum Condensed Matter Research
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I am incredibly honoured to receive this award from the Australian Institute of Physics:
https://www.aip.org.au/WOMEN-IN-PHYSICS-LECTURER
I look forward to the associated Australian Lecture Tour that I will embark on together with my co-recipient Dr. Danielle Holmes, and will post dates and places as they become available:
https://www.aip.org.au/Women-in-Physics-Lecture-Tour
It is a great opportunity to spread enthusiasm about Quantum Physics, especially in this International Year of Quantum Physics, 2025.
The announcement has also received attention in the Norwegian press:
https://norwegianscitechnews.com/2025/02/ntnu-physicist-honoured-in-australia/
2025 Postdoc position now closed
Another position (PD or PhD) will open in 2026!
GRANT AWARDED:
12M NOK/1M EUR/$1.7M AUD from Norwegian Research Council for 2025-2030.
Project: SUPERFLEX
New preprint on arXiv: 2410.14780
Now published in: Appl. Phys. Lett. 125, 062602 (2024)
Interface probe for antiferromagnets using geometric curvature
Now published: Phys. Rev. B 109, 094508 (2024)
Non-constant geometric curvature for tailored spin-orbit coupling and chirality in superconductor-magnet heterostructures
Now published:
J. Phys.: Condens. Matter 36 235302 (2024)
Dichroic cavity mode splitting and lifetimes from interactions with a ferromagnetic metal
NOW PUBLISHED AS A LETTER IN PRB:
Phys. Rev. B 110, L161102 (2024)
These have been some wonderful years of exploration and collaboration, and I couldn't be a prouder supervisor! Many thanks to opponents Paola Gentile and Denys Makarov, and Asle Sudbø for administrating the committee.
Photo: A.Sudbø
Discussing the future of geometry in superconducting spintronics. What a fantastic group!
Photo: SHJ
We welcome Henrik
(left; cavity physics), and Maxim and Kjell (geometric curvature)! Photo: SHJ
Thanks to this amazing group of women for a wonderful 3-day workshop hosted by the ct.qmat Würzburg/Dresden excellence cluster. Photo: GHN
Thanks to the brave few who joined the exploration of Würzburg, also to the chappel and river in the pouring rain the next day! Photo: Michael Klett
Our first paper of 2023 was selected as Editors' Suggestion in PRB!
It demonstrates a remote sensing scheme where the superconducting transition can be monitored via the change in anisotropy field across a remote ferromagnetic insulator.
Read it here: PRB 107, 035147 (2023)
Many thanks to Frank Schlawin and Hans Huebl for the thorough scrutiny and discussion, and Foteini Oikonomou for making everything run smoothly. Congrats on the nice work, Andreas! Photo: K-E. Sødahl
We predict that the superconductor can be probed over long distances via an induced anisotropy field over a ferromagnetic insulator in our new preprint:
arXiv: 2209.09308
Welcome to Eirik Høydalsvik (left-working on cavity physics) and Magnus Skjærpe (right - working on curvature effects in heterostructures)! Photo: SHJ
You can check speakers and register for online attendance here:
https://sites.google.com/view/ledareworkshop2022/home
Check out our new preprint:
arxiv.org/abs/2208.04338
Mariell Breivik will defend her Masters thesis on Thursday 5th of May!
Curvature-control of the superconducting transition, published in PRB 105, 134511 (2022)
Curvature-induced current reversal, published in PRB 104, L060505 (2021)
I'll be giving an invited talk on Friday 15th June with the title
"Twists and turns in superconducting spintronics: how curvature expands the horizon"
Register by May 1st: ntnu.edu/quspin