Magnetism and spin Archives – Page 26 of 43

Magnetism and spin

Spintronics made easy

David Awschalom explains how the spin of the electron could be exploited in completely new types of electronic circuits

Nobel laureate looks to the future of spintronics

Albert Fert is not resting on his laurels

Vox pops: the spin on electronics

Physicists tell us what's hot in spintronics

‘Magnetic charge’ measured in spin ice

Physicists get a closer look at monopole currents

Electrons flow forever in metal rings

Curious quantum effect is verified

Physicists pin down graphite’s magnetism

Answer lies in defects between layers

Magnetic monopoles spotted in spin ices

Two independent groups find evidence for elusive 'particles'

UK physics hit by new cuts

Science and Technology Facilities Council outlines reduced programme for 2009-10

The power of robotics

Robotics competitions supply a vital missing link in science and engineering education, says Robert P Crease

Kondo effect spotted in tiny magnetic wires

Magnetism disappears in atomic-scale contacts

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