Oleksandr’s group and Prof. Lang’s Electronic Properties of Materials group from the Faculty of Physics will contribute to the COST Action by joint studies of the superconducting and magneto-resistive properties of nanoengineered systems, with particular focus on the evolution of their current-carrying ability in consequence of exposures to ion and electron beams, microwave- and infrared-range photons, nanopatterning, and interactions with quasiparticle ensembles.  SUPERQUMAP aims to set-up an open and inclusive network with a clearly settled goal towards a significant technological breakthrough along the three main thrusts that will lead during next years to a significant progress beyond the state-of-the-art: Quantum materials, new functionalities for sensors and devices, and building quantum systems.More information on this great news for the NanoMag and its SuperSpin Lab can be foud HERE