Asst. Prof. Martin Klanjšek
Senior Scientific Associate
room: J418
t: +386 1 477 3866
Research interests
Themes: quantum magnetism, high-temperature superconductivity, quasicrystals, complex metal alloys, cold atoms
Experimental techniques: nuclear magnetic resonance, muon spin resonance, neutron scattering
Scientific achievements
63 publications in the field of condensed matter physics and nuclear magnetic resonance (Nature Physics 2019, Nature Physics 2018, Nature Physics 2017, 7 PRL, 1 npj Quantum Materials, 31 PRB, 1 Physics Viewpoint)
CV
Born: 13. 1. 1977, Ljubljana
Education:
- 1999: BSc at the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics (University of Ljubljana)
- 2004: PhD at the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics (University of Ljubljana), PhD thesis: Physical properties of icosahedral aluminium-based quasicrystalline alloys (mentor Prof. Janez Dolinšek)
- 2007 – 2008: Postdoctoral researcher at the Grenoble High Magnetic Field Laboratory, France
Positions:
- 2019: Senior Research Associate at Jožef Stefan Institute
- 2019: Assistant Professor at University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
Awards:
- 2019: Blinc Award for extraordinary one-time achievement in physics
- 2006: Futurum Prize for the distinguished PhD thesis
- 2005: Jožef Stefan Golden Emblem Prize for winning PhD dissertations
- 2000: Prešeren Award for outstanding BSc thesis
- 1995: Bronze medal on the 26th International Physics Olympiad
Projects
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