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Researchers in the DPNC are developing, synthesizing, studying and predicting the quantum materials of the future. Using a broad range of experimental and theoretical approaches, they are advancing the understanding of quantum matter, and creating novel electronic devices.

DPNC focuses on innovative materials, in particular high-temperature superconductors, monoatomic layers and multilayers, magnetic materials, thermoelectrics, multiferroics, ceramic insulators, nanomaterials, ferroelectrics, piezoelectrics, carbon structures (fullerenes, nanotubes, graphene), intermetallics, organic metals, as well as materials for renewable energy and sustainable development, and many more, such as artificial solids studied in cold atomic gases. The DPNC contributes to the Geneva Quantum Centre.

Our latest publications

Machine-learning correction for the calorimeter saturation of cosmic-ray ions with the Dark Matter Particle Explorer: Towards the PeV scale
Andrea Serpolla, Andrii Tykhonov, Paul Coppin, Manbing Li, Andrii Kotenko, Enzo Putti-Garcia, Hugo Valentin Boutin, Mikhail Stolpovskiy, Jennifer Maria Frieden, Chiara Perrina and Xin Wu

Nuclear instruments & methods in physics research. Section A, Accelerators, spectrometers, detectors and associated equipment 1085, 171306 (2026)

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Flavour Tagging in a Low-pT Trigger-Unbiased Dataset: Finally Noticing Pile-up
Mario Alves Cardoso

Thèse, 138 (2026)

This thesis presents a novel methodology within the ATLAS experiment that exploits the large number of recorded untriggered pp interactions, commonly referred to as pile-up, to construct a dedicated low-pT dataset. By treating each additional inelastic collision in a recorded bunch…

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Reconstruction Of Neutrinos And Decay Chains Of Heavy Hadrons Using Probabilistic Generative Models And Graph-Based Models
Tomke Schroeer

Thèse (2026)

The study of the Standard Model of Particle Physics (SM) requires the analysis of enormous amounts of data that has been measured by particle detectors. It is therefore essential to build tools that can handle such data efficiently. An important step in the data processing is the reconstruction of…

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Optimal Transport Applications in High-Energy Physics
Malte Algren

Thèse, 229 (2026)

The Standard Model of particle physics is the most successful theory describing the fundamental properties of matter that govern the universe. At the Large Hadron Collider at CERN, these properties are studied by colliding high energetic particles together, which has led to significant discoveries, …

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High-Field and Angular Dependence Study of the Critical Current Surface in Modern REBCO Coated Conductors
Romain Babouche, Damien Zurmuehle, T. Okada, Y. Tsuchiya, S. Awaji and Carmine Senatore

IEEE transactions on applied superconductivity 36 3, 6600206, 1-6 (2026)

In the frame of a collaboration between the University of Geneva and Tohoku University, the dependence of the critical current (Ic) on magnetic field orientation (θ), intensity (B) and temperature (T) was characterized on three commercial REBCO tapes from Faraday Factory/SuperOx, SuperPower and…

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Design and Development of a High-Temperature Superconductor CCT Magnet for Research and Hadron Therapy Applications
E. De Matteis, A. Ballarino, D. Barna, M. Bartok, E. Beneduce, G. Crespi, A. Echeandia, G. Kirby, T. Lecrevisse, J. Lucas, J. van Nugteren, D. Pedrini, L. Rossi, Carmine Senatore and S. Sorti

IEEE transactions on applied superconductivity 36 3, 4400405, 1-5 (2026)

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Modeling scintillation photon transport and reconstruction algorithms for the time-of-flight detector in the T2K neutrino experiment
C. Alt, Adrien Blanchet, Stefania Bordoni, Pauline Collard, T.h. Bui, M.h. Bui, G. Ha, C. Jesús-Valls, Vedantha Srinivas Kasturi, A. Klustová, Alexander Korzenev, T.a. Le, T. Lux, A.d. Nguyen, D.t. Nguyen, H. Nguyen, Soniya Samani, Federico Sanchez Nieto, M. Ta, T. Thaiduc and Emanuele Villa

Journal of instrumentation 21 01, P01041 (2026)

The T2K ND280 upgrade aims to reduce the systematicuncertainty of the CP-violating phase, δ$_{CP}$, toreject non-CP violation hypothesis at 3σ confidence level. Acrucial component of the ND280 upgrade, alongside the Super FineGrained Detector (SuperFGD) and two High-Angle Time ProjectionChambers…

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