Hopfions seen in a magnetic crystal
Observation of 3D magnetic spin structures could be a boon for spintronics
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New type of magnetism appears in a layered semiconductor
Researchers say they have discovered a kinetic energy-based form of magnetism that does not depend on electron exchange interactions
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Spiralling phonons turn a paramagnetic material into a magnet
Collective motion of atoms breaks the time-reversal symmetry of electrons in a rare-earth halide
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Superconducting electrode controls spin waves in a magnet
Discovery could advance spintronics devices
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Giant skyrmion topological Hall effect appears in a two-dimensional ferromagnetic crystal at room temperature
New finding could prove useful for developing 2D topological and spintronic devices, such as racetrack memory, logic gates and spin nano-oscillators
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New type of magnetic levitation makes its debut
Rotating-magnet effect could help robots handle objects without touching them
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Tailored material makes speedier skyrmions
New design significantly increases the diffusion rate of these vortex-like quasiparticles by a factor of 10 and could aid the development of new forms of computing
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Three-qubit computing platform is made from electron spins
Scanning tunnelling microscope assembles and operates quantum gates
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Powering the green economy: the quest for magnets without rare earths
James McKenzie describes the search for new magnets that do away with controversial “rare-earth” elements entirely
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Fermionic quasiparticles caught slowly ‘disappearing’ for the first time
Phenomenon known as fermionic breakdown occurs near a magnetic quantum phase transition in a heavy-fermion compound
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