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Advanced Materials Department K9
Jožef Stefan Institute, Ljubljana

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Advancing materials for Energy conversion,
Electronics and Medicine.

Advances in materials are one of the driving forces behind technological progress and an improved quality of life. Only by studying and understanding the origins of material properties can materials be selected and designed at the atomic level to meet specific requirements and enable new developments. This applies to a variety of applications; from new medical materials and emerging green technologies to innovative construction materials and microchips in our devices.

The Advanced Materials Department at the Jožef Stefan Institute investigates novel materials by understanding the mutual dependence of their structural, microstructural, and functional characteristics. Using modern technologies, we are able to synthesize materials with atomic- and microscale precision. We pursue the highest goals in materials science, focusing on new, efficient, and sustainable materials for the areas of Electronics, Energy and Medicine. 

Seminars

Blaž Jaklič

Intrinsic Correlation between Structural and Electrochemical Properties in Epitaxial LiNi1/3Mn1/3Co1/3O2 Thin-Film Cathodes

5.10.2026 at 13.00

Seminar room K9

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Our vision

We have a vision of understanding and discovering innovative materials with high scientific and economic impact. 

Meet the team

We are a team of qualified experts and support staff in the field of materials science.

Laboratories

Our laboratories are equipped with the latest technology to support pioneering work in materials science and innovation.

View Publications

Explore our leading publications showcasing original research and discoveries from our department.

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Latest news

Latest news
21.09.2026

Our BioMaterials team at 36th Conference of the European Society for Biomaterials 2026 in Antwerp, Belgium

16.09.2026

Our PhD student Lucija Bučar at YUCOMAT 2026

14.09.2026

NEW PROJECT: SEAM-H2

From seawater to green hydrogen — a new research challenge begins