Magnetic fields are widely a used tool in condensed matter research fields since a field changes the properties of matter in a very specific way. In many cases the highest possible fields allow the most important discoveries. The highest available magnetic fields (i.e. substantially higher than commercially available magnets) exist only in dedicated high magnetic field laboratories, which in Europe are in Grenoble (LNCMI-G) and Nijmegen (HFML) providing continuous fields with resistive magnets up to 35T and having hybrid magnets (combining resistive and superconducting magnets) up to 45T under construction. In Dresden (HLD) and Toulouse (LNCMI-T) pulsed fields (maximal fields in excess of 70T and pulse lengths up to 300 ms) are generated. All these laboratories make their facilities available to external users. The European consortium EuroMagNET II coordinates the European activities for high magnetic field research.

Call for Proposals.

13th and 14th of June 2012, EuroMagnetII User Meeting in the LNCMI-Grenoble premises.

3^rd EuroMagNET II Summer School

Access for Selection Committee.

Access for the Facilities Managers: Dresden Grenoble Nijmegen Toulouse

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