ERC Consolidator Grant · 2020
Three-dimensional nanoscale magnetic structures
Three-dimensional (3D) nanomagnets, with unconventional spin and topological properties, are very promising systems for the future development of greener, more capable, multi-functional technologies. However, the significant experimental challenges associated with the fabrication and probing of 3D nanoscale geometries and spin configurations, have restricted most studies to date in this field, to either computational and theoretical works, or experiments in simple 3D geometries that do not fully exploit the potential of moving to three dimensions. Making use of recently-developed 3D nano-printing and magneto-optical tools, the 3DNANOMAG project will carry out first experimental…
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