Max Wolff

Max Wolff is a Professor in Materials Physics at Uppsala University, Sweden. His research applies neutron scattering to investigate structure-dynamics-property relationships in soft matter, magnetic materials, and hydrogen storage systems. He actively develops advanced neutron instrumentation and ion beam analysis techniques.

• Key Research Areas: Soft Matter, Magnetism, Hydrogen in Metals, Scattering Techniques
• Technical Expertise: Polarized Neutron Scattering, Grazing Incidence Methods, Quasielastic Neutron Scattering

Publications (2025-2023) reveal focus on hydrogen diffusion in nanoscale metals, photochromic material engineering, and interfacial self-assembly of magnetic colloids. Notable work includes strain effects in vanadium hydrides and neutron instrument optimization.

Collaborations span institutions like Ruhr-University Bochum and Institute Laue-Langevin. He has contributed to ion beam analysis tool development (SIGMA setup) and neutron optics innovations (SuperADAM reflectometer).