Seminar – Dynamics and oscillations in spintronic neural nets (October 03rd, 2019)
On Thursday October 17 at 11:00 we have the pleasure to welcome Julie Grollier from Unité Mixte de Physique CNRS/Thales. She will give us a seminar at CEA/SPINTEC, Bat 1005, room 434A entitled : Dynamics and oscillations in spintronic neural nets The brain displays many features typical of non-linear dynamical networks, such as synchronization or […]
Read moreMasters thesis projects for Spring 2020 (September 30th, 2019)
You find here the list of proposals for Master-2 internships to take place at Spintec during Spring 2020. In most cases, these internships are intended to be suitable for a longer-term PhD work. Interested Master-1 students are also encouraged to apply. You may download the full list of proposals, along with an introduction to the […]
Read moreMagnetism workshop and Symposium in homage to Dominique Givord (September 30th, 2019)
One-day Symposium as well as a satellite workshop in homage to Dominique Givord were held at Institut Néel in September 26-27, 2019. Former colleagues and friends gathered together to pay tribute to the outstanding scientist, Dr. D. Givord, and excellent talks were given by Michael Coey (Ireland), YoshiChica Otani (Japan), Bernard Dieny (France) and others […]
Read moreGMR Heads oral history panel at the Computer History Museum (September 29th, 2019)
A GMR Heads oral history panel was held at the Computer History Museum, Mountain view, California, in May 2019. It celebrated the introduction of giant magnetoresistance (GMR) heads in hard disk drives in 1997, which has been a key is sustaining the growth rate of areal density in magnetic recording. The panel featured four colleagues […]
Read morePhD defense – Asymmetric magnetic domain walls motion in a two-dimensional geometry: causes and effects (September 26th, 2019)
On Wednesday 16th of October at 14h00 Mohamed Ali NSIBI, will defend his thesis entitled : Asymmetric magnetic domain walls motion in a two-dimensional geometry: causes and effects Place : CEA 17 rue des Martyrs, bat 1005 room 445 (persons who do not have a CEA badge must request an entry authorization sufficiently in advance, […]
Read morePhD defense – Conception innovante de circuits logiques et mémoires en technologie CMOS/Magnétique (September 17th, 2019)
On Friday 11th of October at 10h00 Rana ALHALABI, will defend her thesis, jointly carried out by LETI/DCOS/SCME/LCM and SPINTEC, entitled : « Conception innovante de circuits logiques et mémoires en technologie CMOS/Magnétique » Place : CEA 17 rue des Martyrs, bat 1005 room 445 (persons who do not have a CEA badge must request […]
Read moreAurélien Masseboeuf joins SPINTEC (September 13th, 2019)
Aurélien Masseboeuf is a recognized expert in transmission electron microscopy techniques applied to magnetic microscopy. Following a PhD and post-doc period in Grenoble, he further developed his expertise and carrier during ten years as CNRS research scientist. He has been working in CEMES (Toulouse), one of the craddles of French electron microscopy. Aurélien joined Spintec […]
Read moreMILF – An ANR project (September 13th, 2019)
MILF stands for Magnetic Imaging at Low dimensions & high Frequencies. It is a 36-month-long early-carrier ANR project. Magnetic events such as domain reversal, domain wall propagation and vortex oscillations are fast processes, broad source of spintronic applications. However, it remains extremely challenging to scrutinize the inner structure of such magnetic objects during their motion, […]
Read moreSeminar – Discovery of quantum confinement effect in sputtered topological insulator films and observation of room-temperature high spin-orbit torque (September 04th, 2019)
On Thursday September 26 we have the pleasure to welcome Prof. Jian-Ping WANG (University of Minnesota, MN, USA). He will give us a seminar at in CNRS Building A at 10am in the framework of Satellite Workshop of the Symposium in Homage to Dominique Givord. Discovery of quantum confinement effect in sputtered topological insulator films […]
Read moreSeminar – Computing using magnetic random access memory (CRAM) and spin-orbit torque (SOT) memory cell (September 04th, 2019)
On Wednesday September 25 at 11:00 we have the pleasure to welcome Prof. Jian-Ping WANG (University of Minnesota, MN, USA). He will give us a seminar at CEA/IRIG, Bat 1005, room 445 entitled : Computing using magnetic random access memory (CRAM) and spin-orbit torque (SOT) memory cell To enable local or edge AI like family-based […]
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