Post-doctoral – position perpendicular shape anisotropy (March 07th, 2019)
Investigation of magnetization dynamics spin transfer torque driven reversal in perpendicular shape anisotropy magnetic tunnel junctions Spin Transfer Torque Random Access Memories (STTRAM) are focusing an increasing interest in microelectronics industry due to their non-volatility, speed, density, downsize scalability below 20nm nodes, infinite endurance plus radiation hardness. Major microelectronics companies are aiming to introduce […]
Read moreNanopoly — A FET-OPEN project (February 15th, 2019)
NANOPOLY proposes a ground-breaking yet cost effective method to extend our control over impedance and parasitic phenomena in monolithic circuit components by independently tuning electric permittivity and magnetic permeability of the integrated layers to values far beyond what nature can provide. This approach will re-define all components used in existing analogue circuit design regardless of […]
Read moreseminar – Spin-Orbit Technologies: From Magnetic Memory to Terahertz Generation (February 08th, 2019)
On March, 21, we have the pleasure to welcome Hyunsoo Yang associate professor at National University of Singapore. He will give us a IEEE Distinguished Lecture at 14:00, CEA/IRIG, Bat. 1005, room 446 entitled : Spin-Orbit Technologies: From Magnetic Memory to Terahertz Generation Spintronic devices utilize an electric current to alter the state of a […]
Read moreSeminar – Skyrmions and antiskyrmions under spin-orbit torques: Effects of disorder, trochoidal motion, and skyrmiogenesis (January 21st, 2019)
On January 30, we have the pleasure to welcome Joo-Von Kim from Centre de Nanosciences et de Nanotechnologies, Université Paris-Saclay, 91120 Palaiseau, France. He will give us a seminar at 11:00, CEA/Spintec, Bat. 1005, room 434A entitled : Skyrmions and antiskyrmions under spin-orbit torques: Effects of disorder, trochoidal motion, and skyrmiogenesis Magnetic skyrmions in ultrathin […]
Read moreBroadband Ferromagnetic Resonance Spectroscopy: The “Swiss Army Knife” for Understanding Spin-Orbit Phenomena (January 15th, 2019)
On April, 23, we have the pleasure to welcome in SPINTEC Justin M. Shaw from the National Institute of Standards and Technology, Colorado (USA). He will give us an IEEE Distinguished Lecture (*) at 11:00, CEA/IRIG, Bat. 1005, room 446 entitled : Broadband Ferromagnetic Resonance Spectroscopy: The “Swiss Army Knife” for Understanding Spin-Orbit Phenomena Modern […]
Read morePhD defense « Engineering and dynamical control of interfacial properties in ultra-thin films to tune magnetic spin textures » (January 11th, 2019)
Titiksha SRIVASTAVA defends his PhD on Tuesday 29th January, 2pm, at the CNRS conference room (25 rue des Martyrs). An access request is required before hand, is you wish to attend, please send an email to Sabrina.MEGIAS@cea.fr Title: Engineering and dynamical control of interfacial properties in ultra-thin films to tune magnetic spin textures. Abstract: Control of […]
Read moreIoan-Mihai Miron – Quand le magnétisme cache la mémoire (January 10th, 2019)
Les recherches de Ioan-Mihai Miron en spintronique portent sur des nouveaux systèmes magnétiques de stockage de l’information. Menées au laboratoire Spintec, à Grenoble, elles sont encore jeunes — elles datent de 2011. Pourtant, elles représentent déjà un potentiel majeur pour faire face aux limites actuelles que rencontres les technologies de mémoire de nos ordinateurs. Elles […]
Read moreHabilitation Defense – Spin currents and spin-orbit coupling (December 20th, 2018)
On Wednesday 9 January 2019 at 13:30 in , Amphithéâtre du CNRS (Bat Administratif – Tour A), Laurent Vila CEA/SPINTEC-Univ. Grenoble Alpes defends his habilitation (Habilitation à Diriger des Recherches, HDR), with title: [English] Spin currents and spin-orbit coupling The influence of spin-orbit coupling on transport properties has recently revived a strong interest. This coupling […]
Read more[POSITION FILLED] Post-doctoral position in spintronics on magnetic skyrmions (December 18th, 2018)
Spintec invites application for a postdoctoral fellowship in spintronics on magnetic skyrmions. Magnetic skyrmions are nm scale topological spin texture that hold great promise for storing and manipulating the information at the nanoscale. Spintec recently demonstrated magnetic skyrmions at room temperature in ultrathin nanostructures [1] as well as their manipulation using electric field [2,3] and light [4] […]
Read more[POSITION FILLED] 30 months post-doc position – Magnetic and electric characterization of core-shell nanotubes for 3D spintronics (December 14th, 2018)
Spintronics has become a mature technology for applications, such as magnetic field sensing and solid-state memories. However, existing concepts are almost exclusively based on planar processes such as thin film deposition and patterning. Extending spintronics to 3D devices would provide new integrated functionalities such as three-dimensional magnetic field sensors, and also open prospects for an […]
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