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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Instituto de Física (IF) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Peru
He is currently an Associate Professor at the University of São Paulo, co-founder and Head of Laboratory for Quantum Matter under Extreme Conditions (LQMEC). He did his PhD at the Brazilian Center for Physical Research (CBPF). He worked as Scientific Collaborator in Laboratory for Quantum Magnetism at Ecolé Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL, Switzerland), in the Quantum Matter group at Technische Universitat Wien (TUWIEN, Austria) and as a Visiting Researcher at CBPF. His expertise covers strongly correlated electron systems, with an emphasis on experimental methods under multiple extreme conditions; High pressures, high magnetic fields and ultra low temperatures, besides different experimental methods such as Mosbauer spectroscopy; uSR, Synchrotron Radiation, neutron scattering, measurements of electrical and thermal transport, magnetic susceptibility and specific heat, in addition to the synthesis of quantum materials, at microscopic and nanoscopic scales. His topics of research mainly focuses on: frustrated magnetism, heavy fermions, quantum effects in nanomaterials, quantum phase transitions and collective quantum phenomena (e.g. superconductivity), and quantum topological phases. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The aim of this proposal is to add new areas of research in the Institute of Physics of the University of São Paulo (IF-USP). This proposal covers the investigation of topologically nontrivial and exotic quantum phases in strongly correlated electron systems (SCES) close to a quantum phase transition and, the setting of physical property measurements under multiple extreme conditions: ver…
Exploiting common scientific objectives and complementary technical expertise and experimental capabilities, we aim to establish a synergistic collaboration between École PolytecniqueFédérale de Laussane (EPFL)'s Laboratory for Quantum Magnetism (LQM) and University of São Paulo (USP)'s Laboratory for Quantum Matter under Extreme Conditions (LQMEC), which is potentially launched to be the…
A detailed understanding of the physics underlying permanent magnetism is of major importance for the development of new high-tech materials for applications ranging from efficient data storage and transport to generation and distribution of energy. In this context, we propose an investigation of the magnetic and structural properties of nanocrystalline samples in the solid solution Sm$_{…
The IC fellow's project addresses a challenging problem in the physics of condensed matter:developing an experimental platform for measuring specific heat in quantum materials.The construction of this platform will be financially supported by the Young Researcher FAPESPproject (process 2018/08845-3) of Prof. Julio Larrea, who is also the supervisor of this proposal andcurrently leader of …
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The thesis project of the PhD candidate, Fernando de Almeida Passos (hereafter called as DD2 candidate) is going to deal with a current puzzle in condensed matter physics: to understand the physical mechanisms that account for an entanglement of spin degrees of freedom and novel states of matter close to a Quantum Phase Transition (QPT). In order to reach our goals, we propose to investig…
This postdoc project focuses on the development of new strategies to synthesize stronglycorrelated electron systems (SCES), from mesoscopic to nanoscopic scale, and to investigatetheir physical properties with local-probe and bulk experimental methods with the aim toovercome current issues in the realization of quantum materials that host topological andcorrelated quantum states.The selec…
This project aims to develop some technicalities to realize a Thermal Transport Option (TTO) working with the two-omega and three-omega -AC method under extreme conditions. In order to reach our goals we involv the undergraduate student Guilherme Damacena de Castro with one of the Scientific Initiation (IC2) fellowship linked with our cur…
The thesis project of the PhD candidate, Aryella Faé Rabello (hereafter called as DD3 candidate) will deal with a current hot problem in Condensed Matter Physics: to understand the low-lying energy scales that account for an entanglement of spin and electron degrees of freedom responsible for the emergence of novel quantum phenomena and topological states. In order to reach our goals, we …
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The present IC- Research Internship Abroad (IC - BEPE FAPESP) project aims to realize and learn thestate-of-the-art of magnetic measurements under simultaneous extreme conditions (ultra low-temperaturesT, high pressures p, and high magnetic fields B) in a Swiss high-performance laboratory: the Laboratoryfor Quantum Magnetism at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (LQM-EPFL). With…
The present Research Internship Abroad (BEPE FAPESP) project aims to realize and learn state-of-the-art experimental methods under simultaneous extreme conditions (ultra low-temperatures TThe present Research Internship Abroad (BEPE FAPESP) project aims to realize and learn state-of-the-art experimental methods under simultaneous extreme conditions (ultra low-temperatures T, high pressure…
The present research internship abroad (BEPE FAPESP) project aims to realize and learn state-of-the art experimental methods under extreme conditions, i.e., very low temperatures (down to 0.5 K), uniaxial strain, and high magnetic fields. The aim is to investigate the fate of electron localization and its role in the formation of novel correlated electronic and magnetic states. The Intern…
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