just accepted to Nanotechnology: Link
or in the ArXiv: 1703.08034
Author: Yachin Ivry
Congratulations to Maya Barzilay for passing her PhD proposal exam!
MAZAL TOV to Maya for successfully passing the PhD proposal exam.
Congratulations to our group members and affiliates for graduating their B.Sc!
Some of our group members, past and present, has just received their B.Sc
MAZAL TOV to Racheli and Itamar, who are working towards their M.Sc in the group,
and to our alumni: Nadav, Adi and Roni
Congratulations to Alon Hendler-Avidor for winning the Rozen Prize!
Alon Hendler-Avidor has won the Rozen Prize for excellent undergraduate students: Materials-science and Physics, for his academic achievements .
pictured: Alon receiving the award from Prof. Boaz Pokroy and the dean Prof Yair Ein-Eli.
An interview with Yachin about the Zuckerman STEM prize
Yachin interviewed for Hayadan, as the first from the to achieve the Zuckerman STEM prize.
Link in Hebrew:
http://www.hayadan.org.il/collective-memory-the-work-of-dr-yachin-ivry-1604174
congratulations to Nadav & roni for finishing their project
Congratulations to Nadav Snir and Roni Eppstein for comleting their project: tuning high resolution frequencies for EPFM.
Congratulations to Adi and Itamar for completing their project
Adi and Itamar presenting their final-project poster: 3D analysis of ferro-elastic mediated nano-ferroelectric domain switching.
Look at our paper about universal behaviour of superconductors in thin films and see why we are excited by Kosterlitz and Thouless’s prize (and why we think that we are not yet at the end of the story…)
Congratulations to Kosterlitz and Thouless who won the 2016 Nobel physics prize, for their contribution to understanding Superconducting systems.
Kosterlitz and Thouless won 2016 Nobel physics prize (shared with Haldane) for their development (in parallel with Berezinskii…) of a very neat mathematical model that describes phase transitions in nano-superconductors near the onset of the phenomenon. The transition in the BKT framework is governed by rather surprising vortex interactions rather than by the usual Cooper-pair dominancy. A nice inspiring boost to this fascinating research field.
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