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Unravelling the mystery of high-temperature superconductivity
19 October 2026
Prof. dr. Nigel Hussey
- Professor
- Chair Correlated Electron Systems
In my research I focus on ‘magneto-transport’, investigating the physical mechanisms by which electrons travel through exotic metals or superconductors in a large magnetic field. I also explore a revolutionary new way of clean, safe transport: a floating module propelled by magnets in the road.
| Label | Content |
|---|---|
| Research groups | Correlated Electron Systems |
| Worked on projects | National Individual Floating Transport Infrastructure (NIfTI) |
My publications
Evidence for spin-fluctuation-mediated superconductivity in electron-doped cuprates
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H-linear magnetoresistance in NbSe2 due to impeded cyclotron motion
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Going Dutch: Jan Zaanen and the strange metals consortium
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The asymmetric Fermi surface of Bi2201
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A pulsed current set-up for use in magnetic fields above 30 T; application to high-temperature superconductors
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Fermi surface and nested magnetic breakdown in WTe2
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