nanowires

Quantum statistical behaviour of a two-mode magnon system with microwave pumping

By Tom Sharp on May 15, 2017

How can this be studied through the nonlinear magnetization dynamics of coupled ferromagnetic nanowires?

Perovskite nanowires to change the color of light

By Freddy White on April 4, 2017

In their recent Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics special issue paper, invited as part of our Emerging Leaders special issue, Rachel Grange et al investigate the use of nanoscale materials in nonlinear optics. The goal of the Optical Nanomaterial Group at… Read More ›

Computer simulations showing the complex motion of a domain wall as it is driven through a Ni80Fe20 nanowire by an applied magnetic field. The black arrows indicate the direction of the magnetisation in the two magnetic domains the domain wall separates, while the colour contrast indicates the local direction of the magnetisation at each point in the nanowire. Image taken from T J Hayward and K A Omari 2017 J. Phys. D: Appl. Phys. 50 084006, © IOP Publishing, All Rights Reserved.

Understanding Delinquent Domain Walls

By Dean Williams on February 1, 2017

Why do apparently simple nanomagnets exhibit such complicated behaviours?

Exploring the 3d Dirac point

By Tom Sharp on December 5, 2016

Zhimin Liao and his team explore magnetotransport properties around the Dirac point in 3D Dirac semimetals.

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