The Synergetic Extreme Condition User Facility is a national major science facility. After five years' construction, it has now become an international advanced user facility integrating extreme conditions such as ultrahigh pressure, ultralow temperature, strong magnetic fields, and ultrafast optical fields. It is able to expand the space for research into physical sciences, facilitate the discovery of new states of matter, new phenomena and new rules, strengthen China's research into physical sciences and other related frontier fields, and strive for top-notch achievements in the discovery of new high temperature superconductors, unconventional superconductivity mechanism, core technologies of quantum computing, and super-fast regulation of properties.
The Facility covers an area of about 130 mu, with a building area of 48,000 square meters. It is now open to user applications from home and abroad. For details, please visit http://iop-hr.iphy.ac.cn/#/home.
Synergetic Extreme Condition User Facility (SECUF), Huairou Science City, Beijing
Preferred fields of research:
- Physical property measurements at ultra-low temperature and ultra-high pressure - cubic anvil cell part
- Physical property measurements at ultra-low temperature and ultra-high pressure - diamond anvil cell part
- Quantum oscillation measurements at ultra-low temperature and high magnetic field
- Spectral measurements under extreme conditions - infrared spectrum and terahertz part
- Spectral measurements under extreme conditions – Raman part
- Nuclear magnetic resonance measurements
- Scanning tunneling spectrum at ultra-low temperature and high magnetic field
- In-situ scanning tunneling spectrum and angle -resolved photoemission spectrum measurements at low temperature
- In-situ high pressure multi-physical property measurements
- Nuclear demagnetization for electron quantum transport and topological quantum computation at mK temperature range
- Solid-state quantum computation at ultra-low temperatures - superconducting qubits
- Solid-state quantum computation at ultra-low temperatures - qubits based on semiconducting quantum dots and nanowires
- Low-temperature spectroscopic measurements on low-dimensional electron systems in strong magnetic fields
- Femtosecond dynamic measurement
- Attosecond physics
- Ultrafast X-ray sciences
- Ultrafast electron diffraction and microscopy
- Microfabrication Laboratory
- Material Preselection and Characterization Laboratory
- Machine Shop & Electronic Shop
- Helium Recovery and Liquefaction Plant