Nanocenter in Slovenia’s Semiconductor Programme

In a recently published Lider article on the development of chips and semiconductor technologies in Slovenia, the broader Slovenian ecosystem involved in implementing the national programme in this strategic field is highlighted. Among the stakeholders mentioned is Nanocenter, which contributes to the development of advanced ...

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New insight into cryogenic memory for Quantum Technologies

A recently published study in Nature Communications (2025), featured by the Paul Scherrer Institute (PSI), brings new understanding of how next-generation memory devices operate at cryogenic temperatures. The research focuses on the layered material 1T-TaS₂ and shows how electrical signals can control the stacking of ...

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A nanometer-scale QR code produced at the Nanocenter

At the Nanocenter, we produced a functional QR code that is more than six times smaller than the QR code that currently holds the Guinness World Record for the smallest QR code. At the Nanocenter, we have produced a nanometer-scale functional QR code using the Focused Ion Beam (FIB) technique. The code was created by ion ...

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New Publication in Materials Today Communications featuring FIB measurements

We are pleased to announce the publication of the open access article, where our colleague Gregor Kapun is a co-author of the publication: Structure, nanostructure and unconventional magnetic state of the light rare-earths based CexPrNdSm (x = 0.01–1.5) medium-entropy alloys The article has been published in the ...

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Dr. Jaka Vodeb presents quantum simulation of False-Vacuum Decay at Qubits 2026

Dr. Jaka Vodeb from the Nanocenter presented at Qubits 2026, the annual conference organized by D-Wave Systems and held this year in Boca Raton, Florida. The talk demonstrated how a programmable quantum annealer with over 5,000 superconducting flux qubits can serve as an experimental platform for studying false-vacuum ...

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Article Imaging of electrically controlled van der Waals layer stacking in 1T-TaS2 in Nature Communications

Our latest scientific contribution presents the use of advanced X-ray imaging techniques to watch, in real time, how an exotic “hidden” metallic state forms inside the quantum material 1T-TaS₂ when it is electrically switched. Unlike conventional memristors that create tiny conductive filaments, this material develops a ...

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Dr. Jaka Vodeb on quantum computing in a podcast on Prvi program RTV Slovenia

In the latest episode of Radiosfera, broadcast on the Prvi program of Radio Slovenia, the discussion focused on the fascinating principles of quantum computing – technologies widely regarded as the next major breakthrough in science and innovation. Dr. Jaka Vodeb, explained how quantum computers and related technologies ...

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First Quantum Computing Day at Rudolfovo

Rudolfovo, Novo mesto, November 6, 2025,  – the Science and Technology Centre Novo mesto – hosted the First Slovenian Quantum Computing Day, bringing together leading national and international experts in quantum technologies. The event, opened by Prof. Dr. Janez Povh and Prof. Dr. Leon Cizelj, provided an overview of ...

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