Strain and spin could drive ultralow energy computers
Nanomagnet circuits could be used in implantable medical devices
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Water isomers separated by spin
New technique could lead to ultra-sensitive NMR
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Racetrack memory nears the finish line
Magnetic nanowires could be used as high-density storage devices
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3D magnetic domains imaged for the first time
Neutron tomography resolves century-old problem
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Funding the frontiers of materials science
When he takes up his new post at the NSF in January, Ian Robertson will be better placed than most to shape the future of materials research
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Living in a material world
The MRS Fall Meeting in Boston is the place to be if you want to know what’s hot in materials science and technology
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Semiconductor memory stores spins
Technique could play a part in spintronic data processing
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Spin ices slip into ground state
System analogous to water ice could lead to better data storage
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Molecular magnets stand in line
Iron memory could boost spintronics
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Hybrid qubits closer to reality
Microwave circuits and spin ensembles talk to each other
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