
On June 19th 2026 at 14:00, Marco Biagi (SPINTEC) will defend his PhD thesis entitled : Exploration of orbital-to-spin conversion materials and integration in 3-terminal spin-orbit torque magnetic tunnel junctions Place : IRIG/SPINTEC, CEA Building 10.05, auditorium 445 (presential access to the conference room at CEA in Grenoble requires an entry authorization, request it before […]
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On May 13th, we have the pleasure to welcome in SPINTEC Prof. Paul YOO from the University of London, United Kingdom. He will give us a seminar at 11:00 entitled : From Predictive Analytics to Actionable Strategy: Extracting Spintronics Strategies via Multi-agent Competitive Debates. Place: IRIG/SPINTEC, auditorium 445 CEA Building 10.05 (presential access to the […]
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Recruiting consultant in crystal growth by liquid phase epitaxy Context: In 2025, the spin-insulatronics team of SPINTEC was awarded an exploratory grant from the PEPR SPIN program to develop new types of ultra-high-fidelity optomechanical modulators operating at frequencies in the GHz range and incorporating ferrimagnetic materials into optical components. The project is named MAGISTRAL for […]
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Magnetism is well-known to inherently break time-reversal symmetry; for example, the magnetization precesses in a single (counter-clockwise) direction around its equilibrium axis. By integrating a magnetic thin film onto a piezoelectric substrate, enabling phonons to hybridize with magnons, we show that this intrinsic nonreciprocity can be transferred to surface acoustic waves. Surface acoustic wave (SAW) […]
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We simulated the current-induced switching of magnetization of short vertical magnetic nanopillars as the free layer in a magnetic tunnel junction. Considering spin accumulation is crucial in such 3D elements, leading to an enhancement of the field-like torque, and the excitation of non-uniform FMR modes. 3D nanomagnetism is a fast-growing topic, motivated by fundamental physical […]
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The field of cryoelectronics holds promise for high-performance computing applications, particularly within the realm of quantum computing. Recent advances in quantum computing systems have spurred the investigation of various technologies suitable for cryogenic environments. Among these technologies, spintronic memory elements have received significant attention due to their potential for minimal energy consumption. Specifically, these elements […]
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