New TOPSQUAD video at the Eindhoven University of TechnologyIn this video Erik Bakkers from the Eindhoven University of Technology presents his team contribution to the TOPSQUAD project: growing high quality Ge/Si nanowires as a topological material. Significant steps have been made on the control of the in-plane growth of these nanowires by making use of the Selective Area Growth method. Our partners from the University of Basel and University of Twente develop single-wire and double-wire devices and aim for the observation of the Majorana bound states. The transport measurements have shown induced superconductivity in the nanowires through the silicon shell, a novelty in this platform, which is crucial to avoid the metallization problem.Read more
Introducing high school students to TOPSQUAD researchOn April 7 we celebrated the Girls' Day at the University of Twente. 30 high school girls have been introduced to the TOPSQUAD research. They enjoyed a nice presentation, an exciting demo and a tasty ice-cream that can only be made in the lab!Read more
New TOPSQUAD video at the Eindhoven University of Technology
Introducing high school students to TOPSQUAD research
Introducing TOPSQUAD research to high school students
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