Using extreme magnetic field microscopy to visualize correlated electron materials

Using extreme magnetic field microscopy to visualize correlated electron materials is a science project.

Event research_grant eu_cordis:679080

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Start time: March 1, 2016^[1]
End time: February 28, 2022^[2]
Participant: Autonomous University of Madrid^[3]
Short name: PNICTEYES^[4]
Budget: 1,704,375 euro^[5]
Funding scheme: Horizon 2020^[6]

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Short name PNICTEYES

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Budget 1,704,375 EUR

End time February 28, 2022

Funding scheme Horizon 2020

Participant Autonomous University of Madrid

Start time March 1, 2016

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Cordis project id 679080

Doi 10.3030/679080

Eu rcn 199458

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