The year 2010 will be a year of construction at the neutron source FRM II. Neutrons will be provided on 203 days. [read more]

Magnetic interactions could cause certain materials to conduct electricity without loss of power. This happens at higher temperatures than with state of the art superconductors like lead. [read more]

The third issue of the FRM II newsletter is available! [read more]

The Technische Universitaet Muenchen awards Dr. Ingo Neuhaus, Technical Director of the FRM II, with the Karl Max von Bauernfeind-Medal. [read more]

The project Transregio TRR 80 from TU München and the university of Augsburg „From Electronic Correlations to Functionality“ receives funding from the German Research Foundation. A big part of the experiments take place at the FRM II. [read more]

Harald Breitkreutz will receive the award for young academics of the German association of radiation protection. [read more]

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FRM II uses neutrons to measure moisture in insulation. [read more]

Professor Franz Schwabl, holder of the chair for Theoretical Physics V from 1982 through 2003 died on 4th August 2009.  Research of Franz Schwabl was concerned with magnetic materials, structure formation in driven, dissipative non-equilibrum systems, ferroelectric and ferroelastic materials. … [read more]

The second issue of the FRM II newsletter is available! [read more]