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This project investigates the manipulation of magnetic properties in ultra-thin materials to enhance the performance of electronic devices. By controlling interfaces with electric fields, it aims to improve the understanding of spin-orbit effects and develop faster, low-power technologies for future applications.
Sandwiching ultra-thin out-of-plane magnetized materials between heavy metal and oxide layers in multilayer heterostructures has led to important new discoveries which offer a path to fast, non-volatile, low power electronics.
The first important effect, the Dzyaloshinskii-Moriya interaction (DMI), favours orthogonal alignment of neighbouring spins, causing stable Néel domain walls of well-defined chirality.
The second, spin-orbit torques (SOTs), are torques on the magnetization caused by spin a…
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