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Professor JT Janssen's election as a Royal Society Fellow underscores significant advancements in quantum electrical metrology, particularly regarding the development of quantum standards for electrical current. His research into nanostructured devices, including the quantum Hall effect in graphene, bridges fundamental physics with practical measurement applications. This recognition highlights the growing importance of high-precision metrology in establishing reliable standards for emerging technologies.
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Source coveringQuantum Zeitgeist
IOP Joule Medal Winner Janssen Joins Royal Society Fellowship
Quantum Zeitgeist2 min read
Professor JT Janssen, elected a Royal Society Fellow, is renowned for quantum electrical metrology.
Professor JT Janssen, Chief Scientist at NPL, has been elected a Fellow of the Royal Society following a career distinguished by advances in quantum electrical metrology, work for which he received the IOP James Joule Medal in 2017. His research focuses…
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