Research team Spinorbitronics, within the Concepts group
PhD Defense – Optimization of the crystalline and magnetic properties of ferrimagnetic iron garnets for spintronics applications (October 21st, 2024)
On Friday, November 08th, at 9:30, Georgy ZIBOROV (SPINTEC) will defend his PhD thesis entitled : Optimization of the crystalline and magnetic properties of ferrimagnetic iron garnets for spintronics applications Place : Institut Néel, Salle des Séminaires, Bâtiment A, 25 avenue des Martyrs, BP 166, 38042 Grenoble (access to CNRS requires an entry authorization. Request […]
Read moreseminar – Decoding Electrical Signatures of Chiral Spin Textures (October 15th, 2024)
On Thursday October 24th 2024, we have the pleasure to welcome in SPINTEC Anjan SOUMYANARAYANAN Assistant professor at the National University of Singapore (NUS). He will give us a seminar at 11:00 entitled : Decoding Electrical Signatures of Chiral Spin Textures Place : IRIG/SPINTEC, auditorium 445 CEA Building 10.05 (access to CEA requires an entry […]
Read morePhD Defense – Spin-charge interconversion nanodevices based on telluride materials for low power computing (September 05th, 2024)
On October 02th, at 14:30, Salvatore TERESI (SPINTEC) will defend his PhD thesis entitled : Spin-charge interconversion nanodevices based on telluride materials for low power computing Place : IRIG/SPINTEC, CEA Building 10.05, auditorium 445 (access needs authorization request it before september 20th to admin.spintec@cea.fr) visio conference : https://univ-grenoble-alpes-fr.zoom.us/j/3241920232 Abstract : With the recent proposals of […]
Read moreSynthetic antiferromagnetic skyrmions moving at record speeds (June 24th, 2024)
Magnetic skyrmions are magnetic nanobubbles which are envisioned as bits of informations in our computers. A team from the Spintec laboratory in Grenoble has demonstrated that they can be moved by electric current at record speeds, up to 900 m/s, in antiferromagnetic stacks. These results hold promise for the use of skyrmions to store and […]
Read moreHDR defense – Spinorbitronics: exploiting spin orbit interaction to manipulate magnetization in ultrathin films (November 10th, 2023)
On Thursday november 30th, at 9:30, Olivier Boulle (SPINTEC) will defend his HDR entitled : Spinorbitronics: exploiting spin orbit interaction to manipulate magnetization in ultrathin films Place : IRIG/SPINTEC, CEA Building 10.05, auditorium 445 (access needs authorization *) visioconference link : https://webconf.cea.fr/olivier.boulle/WHVLLBWS If the link does not work, try with skype web App : […]
Read moreOn Wednesday, June 14th 2023, we have the pleasure to welcome in SPINTEC Pr Chih Huang Lai from National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan. He will give us a seminar at 14:00, entitled : Spin orbit torque switching in ferromagnetic/antiferromagnetic systems Place : CEA Building 10.05 auditorium 445 (access to CEA needs pass (*)) visioconf link […]
Read morePhD Defense – Déterminisme d’écriture dans les points mémoire SOT-MRAM à anisotropie perpendiculaire (February 22nd, 2023)
Jeudi 9 mars 2023 à 15h, auditorium 445 Bat. 10.05 CEA, (accès réglementé *), Jérémie Vigier SPINTEC/ANTAIOS soutiendra sa thèse (soutenance publique **) intitulée : Déterminisme d’écriture dans les points mémoire SOT-MRAM à anisotropie perpendiculaire Visioconférence : lien Zoom Passcode: gHM6XJ Résumé: La technologie SOT-MRAM (Spin-Orbit Torques Magnetic Random Access Memory) est une technologie prometteuse […]
Read moreComputing and storing data at the nanoscale using magnetic skyrmions (December 08th, 2022)
Magnetic skyrmions are appealing for use in logic and memory devices combining small size and fast motion. Here, we propose to exploit skyrmion interactions to perform both logic and memory operations at the nanoscale. Our concept opens a path for novel devices which intrinsically merge high-density non-volatile data storage with computing capabilities. a. Schematic representation […]
Read moreControlling skyrmion chirality with a gate voltage (December 01st, 2022)
Magnetic skyrmions are localized chiral spin textures, which offer great promise to store and process information at the nanoscale. The unique sense of rotation of their surrounding domain wall, called chirality, is resulting from the so-called Dzyaloshinskii−Moriya Interaction. C.E. Fillion et al. have managed the inversion of the skyrmion chirality by applying a gate voltage, […]
Read moreObservation of skyrmions in synthetic antiferromagnetic and their nucleation using current and light (November 28th, 2022)
Skyrmions in synthetic antiferromagnets are appealing for use in future memory and computing devices, combining small size and fast motion, but creating, stabilizing, and observing them remains a challenge. Here, we demonstrate the stabilization and current and light induced nucleation of skyrmions in a synthetic antiferromagnet, observing the magnetization texture in each layer using X-ray […]
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