Cathrine Frandsen

Cathrine Frandsen is a Professor at the Department of Physics, Technical University of Denmark, specializing in magnetic materials and neutron scattering. Her research spans energy-related catalysis, magnetic nanoparticle dynamics, and high-frequency power electronics. She leads multiple PhD projects and collaborates internationally.

• Current projects include calorimetric measurements of induction-heated samples
• Electrically heated water splitting
• High-frequency power converter materials

Her research focuses on magnetic properties of nanoparticles, hysteresis heating mechanisms, and catalyst design for sustainable energy. Publications highlight advancements in Néel relaxation, exchange coupling, and energy transfer applications.

Recent collaborations involve theoretical modeling (with Nørskov, Chorkendorff) and experimental work (Beleggia, Lefmann). Projects demonstrate strong interdisciplinary focus between physics, materials science, and energy engineering.