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Cryophysics and Spectrometry
Department 7.2
Metrology Light Source
Publications ( Cryophysics )Tasks
- Development of high-sensitivity SQUIDs (Superconducting Quantum Interference Devices) on the basis of conventional and high Tc superconductors
- Construction of multi-channel sensor systems for biomagnetic research
- Development of current sensors with fast SQUIDs and fast electronics for metrology of electrical quantities, for radiation detectors, for nuclear resonance experiments, and for cryo-current comparators
- Development of thermometers (noise thermometers, magnetic nuclear resonance, paramagnetic susceptibility) for temperatures below 1 K
- Dielectric properties and quantum phenomena of glasses in magnetic fields and at very low temperatures
- Investigation of the specific heat of glasses in magnet fields and at low temperatures
- Field-theoretical description of nuclear demagnetization cooling
- Development and application of reference-free X-ray fluorescence analysis at BESSY II
- Microspectrometry in the IR an THz regime at the Metrology Light Source (MLS)
Contact
Head of Department
Dr. Thomas Schurig
Tel.: +49-30-3481-7290
E-Mail: 
Thomas.Schurig@ptb.de
Office
Margit Kleinsorge
Tel.: +49-30-3481-7276
Fax: +49-30-3481-7684
E-Mail: Margit.Kleinsorge@ptb.de
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