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Centre for Quantum Metamaterials

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Shapiro Steps in ballistic Josephson junction based on a single Bi2Te2.3Se0.7 nanocrystal
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Stolyarov V. S., Kozlov S. N., Yakovlev D. S. et al.

Communications Materials. 2026.

The centre was created to investigate the physical properties of metamaterials, which are significantly influenced by quantum effects. The name ‘metamaterials’ comes from the Greek ‘meta’, meaning ‘beyond’. Metamaterials have properties that are not inherent to any of their component materials. Modern technologies make it possible to create structures with characteristic scales of several nanometres or even less—scales at which quantum effects play a decisive role. These effects can help or hinder, so it is important to ‘befriend’ them. They need to be carefully explored in order to understand their influence on the physical properties of metamaterials.

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From Atoms to Regulatory Systems: Highlights from Project Defences of Scientific Initiative Competition

HSE University has hosted the final defences of student projects submitted to the Scientific Initiative Competition organised by the Centre for Student Academic Development. Over the course of the year, participants worked on research projects spanning all stages of the research process, from defining a scientific problem to analysing results, and public defence marked the final stage of the competition.

Center for Quantum Metamaterials held a scientific seminar on the connection between superconductivity and time reversal symmetry breaking

Dr. V. A. Grinenko, researcher at the Li Zhengdao Institute of Shanghai Jiao Tong University, has told the seminar participants about the new data on spontaneous fields and clustering of vortices in the Sr2RuO4 superconductor and their explanation.

The Center's Scientists Have Presented The Key Results At The International Conference on Superconductivity and Quantum Materials.

April 26 - May 4, 2025, Fethiye (Turkey) hosted a major international scientific forum – the ICSM2025 and ICQMT2025 joint conference, which brought together the world's leading experts in the field of superconductivity, magnetism, innovative and quantum materials. The Forum has become an important platform for discussing the latest experimental and theoretical achievements aimed at developing advanced technologies and searching for new functional materials.The Center's scientists traditionally take an active part in this conference, demonstrating a high level of scientific research and strengthening international scientific ties.

Scientific seminar of the Centre for Quantum Metamatirials will be held on the topic of high entropy materials as multifunctional catalysts for energy-related applications on February 27, 2025

MIEM Associate Professor A.M. Ostovari will talk about high-entropy materials, their classification and application in the field of energy storage and catalysis.
The seminar will be held at 17:00, February 27 (Thursday), 2025, in auditorium 501 (Academic Council Hall), MIEM. Everyone is invited to attend.

The Director of the Centre for Quantum Metamaterials, Dr.Alexey Vagov has acted as a leading expert during the Future Technologies Forum, which was held by Roscongress Foundation on February 20-21, 2025

The Future Technologies Forum is a discussion platform dedicated to the development of high-tech technologies in Russia. The Forum was launched in 2023 and has become a flagship event where leading experts, scientists, business representatives and government authorities talk about advanced scientific developments and product solutions based on them. The Roscongress Foundation is the operator of the Forum, and the largest Russian corporations are co–organizers. The plenary session of the Forum was attended by President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin.

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