Vladimir Pomjakushin

Vladimir Pomjakushin is a Researcher at the Paul Scherrer Institute (PSI), Switzerland, affiliated with the Laboratory for Neutron Scattering and Imaging. His work focuses on neutron scattering techniques, magnetic materials, and condensed matter physics. He specializes in studying magnetic structures, crystallography, and phase transitions using advanced neutron diffraction methods.

Research Interests: Pomjakushin’s research emphasizes the application of neutron diffraction to analyze complex magnetic systems, including rare earth compounds, topological materials, and quantum spin liquids. He also investigates topics such as spin dynamics, phase transitions under high pressure, and the interplay between magnetism and topology.

Publications: His recent work highlights studies on ferromagnetic quantum critical points, topological materials, and novel magnetic structures in compounds like SrNbO₃ and ScV₆Sn₆. He has contributed to developments in neutron scattering instrumentation, such as pressure-cell designs and sample environment optimization.

Labs/Teams: He is part of the Laboratory for Neutron Scattering and Imaging at PSI, where he collaborates on projects involving cutting-edge neutron scattering facilities like HRPT.