Researchers succeed in electrically detecting the quasiparticles in metallic multilayers at room temperature for the first time
Read article: Magnetic skyrmions could make storage bits for next-generation memories
Stable structures need no applied magnetic field
Read article: ‘Target skyrmions’ swirl on tiny discs
Calculations predict new type of material for spintronics
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Read article: Electrons heat up in first observation of spin Nernst effect
New technique bags Bloch points
Read article: Nanoscale imaging looks deep into magnetic materials
Tiny magnetic oscillators could emulate the human brain
Read article: Spintronic neuron recognizes speech
Technique could produce large numbers of spin-polarized electrons
Read article: Optical centrifuge magnetizes molecular gas
Magnetic state seen for the first time
Read article: Ultracold atoms shed light on the Fermi-Hubbard model
“Badass”. That was the word Harvard University neuroscientist Steve Ramirez used in a Tweet to describe research published online by fellow neuroscientist Ali Güler and colleagues in the journal ...
Read article: Physics for excited neurons
Simulation could shed light on topological insulators and superconductors
Read article: Optical clock mimics spin–orbit coupling
