Water is magnetized when taken for a spin
Researchers claim first observation of “nuclear Barnett effect”
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Skyrmion bags point the way to high-density data storage
Multiple anti-skyrmions contained in a single, larger structure offer the same advantages as single skyrmions for data storage and processing
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Quantum spin liquid state pathway emerges
Studies of new kagome lattice materials provide insights into the transitions between quantum spin liquids and magnetically ordered states
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Ultracold atoms close-in on Stoner ferromagnetism
System could be used to explore “quantum emulsions”
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Topological Dirac magnons spotted for the first time at zero magnetic field
Spintronics could benefit from photon-like magnetic excitations
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Magnetic field diode is a first, say physicists
Rotating cylinder gets around Lorentz reciprocity
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Indoor record for magnetic field strength is smashed by physicists in Japan
Field is long-lasting and does not require TNT
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Physicists find new ‘control knob’ for the quantum topological world
New quantum phase of matter can be controlled with magnetic field
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Single-atom magnets show stability needed for data storage
Holmium atoms stand-up to high fields and temperatures
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Ultracold atoms behave like a ferrofluid, say physicists
Spins in Bose-Einstein condensate oscillate in unison
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