Can the adsorption of transition metals functionalize the novel 2D material borophene for nanoelectronic applications? In a recent Journal of Physics: Condensed Matter paper, Alvarez-Quiceno et al. perform a systematic first-principles investigation aimed at answering this question. They discuss their findings… Read More ›
Could ultrashort circularly polarized light pulses be the key for next-generation spintronic devices?
Could 2D materials open new avenues for magnetic tunnel junctions and spin electronics?
Aurelien Manchon talks about his recent work in the Journal of Physics: Condensed Matter Emerging Leaders special issue
This week’s image of the week is a typical spectral map with a set of lines of spectra for exchange spin waves, both in coordinates kAa, kBa. The image is taken from the article “Formation of the band spectrum of… Read More ›
Nathan satchel et al. investigate the magnetic phase transition of thin film Erbium.
Matthieu Jamet et al introduce their latest work, explaining the principles behind spintronics and the spin current in Germanium films.
A robust method to nucleate well-centered bubbles in patterned dots
Mysterious forces, cooking majoranas and a systematic approach to predicting the piezoelectric properties of materials all feature in JPCM LabTalks. Come find out more.
Historic spintronics paper translated and made freely available in New Journal of Physics
JPhysD has just last week published a special issue on Heusler compounds, looking at magnetoresistive devices, Mn-based Heusler compounds and L10 ordered alloys with perpendicular magnetic anisotropy (PMA), and devices based on spin dynamics in Heusler compounds and oxides with low… Read More ›
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