Rikkie Joris

Tuning ferrite nanoparticles for optimal inductive heating in thermal swing adsorption processes By enabling faster regeneration of adsorbents and minimizing heat losses, inductive heating is key to improving the efficiency, capacity and carbon neutrality of temperature swing adsorption systems. For successful implementation of inductive heating, access to performant and chemically robust susceptor materials is essential.

Abstract Thin films of ferromagnetic topological insulator materials can host the quantum anomalous Hall effect without the need for an external magnetic field. Inducing Cooper pairing in such a material is a promising way to realize topological superconductivity with the associated chiral Majorana edge states. However, finding evidence of the superconducting proximity effect in such a state has remained a considerable challenge due to inherent experimental difficulties.