Quantum 2025 at MAX IV
Quantum science and technologies are integral to many areas such as energy and infrastructure, clean energy, climate action and health. In recognition of The International Year of Quantum Science and Technology (IYQ), we at MAX IV are pleased to highlight the work done by our academic and industrial users in quantum science within the research infrastructure. Explore the world of quantum research at MAX IV in this Quantum 2025 series.
News from MAX IV
High-resolution imaging opens doors for low-power information storage
Electronics built from ferroelectric materials have low power consumption and are well-suited for information storage. Their competitiveness depends on developing novel architectures on the nanoscale. A research team from Lund University and ETH Zurich in Switzerland has used the NanoMAX beamline at MAX IV to image through metal contacts on the ferroelectric material bismuth ferrite to see how they affect the material beneath them.
