Full project name:
Quantum Materials for Applications in Sustainable Technologies (QM4ST)
Project Details
The QM4ST project, supported by the Johannes Amos Comenius Programme under the call “Excellent Science”, focuses on quantum materials research for sustainable technologies. Research activities include the design and synthesis of quantum materials, such as nanostructures, thin films, and doped systems, with the aim of discovering new functions and emergent properties. The project will also investigate materials for spintronics, superconductivity, photocatalysis, electrolysis, fuel cells, and photonics, developing devices that can impact sustainable, low-emission technologies. To achieve these goals, QM4ST will implement revolutionary approaches in theory, mathematical simulation, and experimental techniques, enabling precise control over material properties and device functionality. The integration of these quantum-engineered materials into functional architectures will allow the exploration of emergent phenomena and open pathways for innovative technological applications.
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Principal Investigator
prof. Jana Kalbáčová Vejpravová -
Team
1 professor, 2 postdocs, 1 PhD student, 1 technician (DCMP, FMP only) -
Duration
2023 - 2028 -
Research area
Quantum materials and technologies

prof. Jana Kalbáčová Vejpravová
Principle investigator
Current position: Full Professor, Head of Physics of Nanostructures Group
Main field: Condensed matter physics
Fields of interest and expertise: Physics of quantum and low-dimensional materials; low-temperature physics; magneto-optics
Role of MGML in the Project
MGML instruments are employed for structural characterization of the materials and advanced physical measurements at extreme conditions. Also, optical experiments in cryomagnetic environment are developed within the project in collaboration with the MGML.