Joep Van den Eijnden has been awarded first prize in the Jan Evetts Award for the paper “A Multiscale Modeling Framework for Accelerator Magnets Accounting for Fabrication-Induced Deformation and Operational Strain in Nb₃Sn Rutherford Cables.” Selected as the best paper in this years Jan Evetts collection of Superconductor Science and Technology, the work presents a multiscale analysis of Nb₃Sn cables including the fabrication-induced deformation and operational strain in accelerator magnets.
The artwork created by Dr. Stefan Köpfli, senior researcher at the Institute of Electromagnetic Fields (IEF), has been featured on the front cover of "ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces", a distinctive honour for both image and the associated paper "Ambient to Cryogenic High-Frequency Response of Zero-Bias".
Dr. Verena Häberle and Giacomo Torti have received the prestigious Hans-Eggenberger-Award 2025. The researchers from the Department of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering were recognised for their outstanding theses on future power systems and plasmonic modulators.
