Jon Gorchon wrote a review paper on Ultra-fast Spintronic in # 78 of reflets de la physique which you can...
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Our team consists of more than 50 scientists and students, working in 4 main areas of magnetism:
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3) understanding and pushing spin transport into new frontiers,
4) control and study of magnetization dynamics from DC to ultrafast timescales.
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NSF’s IRES Program in action.
Welcoming Seven Visitors from UCSD and NYU Through the NSF’s IRES Program. Thanks to funding from the National Science Foundation’s...
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Valentin DESBUIS, former Phd student hired at LSI !
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Switching of an Exchange Biased Antiferromagnet !
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Junta Igarashi is joining AIST !
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#VendrediLecture 📚 (re)découvrez le numéro 78 des "Reflets de la physique" @SFP_officiel | @CNRS ⤵️
Ce numéro est consacré à l'électronique de spin ultrarapide. 👋 @pepr_spin
Pour en savoir plus ➡️ https://www.inp.cnrs.fr/fr/reflets-de-la-physique-8
A PhD position available at @SPINTEC_Lab to work on a novel approach exploring spin transfer torque for magnetic field sensing in perpendicular anisotropy magnetic tunnel junctions #spintronics #magnetism @UGrenobleAlpes @cea_grenoble @CNRS @IRIG_Grenoble
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