Two international studies involving Aarhus University researchers shed new light on altermagnetism – an emerging third form of magnetism. One reveals distinctive electron spin patterns, while the other shows how a material's surface influences its electronic structure. Together, they provide new insights into quantum materials.

Georg Bruun receives DKK 3.67 million from Independent Research Fund Denmark to investigate how strong quantum correlations can stabilise quasiparticles.

Michael Drewsen receives DKK 3.66 million from Independent Research Fund Denmark to develop a more sensitive method for precision spectroscopy of molecular ions.

Join us on 8 December for QCA Connect 2026, a full day of quantum science, early-career research, posters, industry and ecosystem perspectives, and networking at Aarhus University. Registration is now open.

Professor Lars Bojer Madsen receives DKK 2.1 million from the Villum Foundation to investigate how quantum fluctuations in light can release electrons.