Pinkowicz Lab

Jagiellonian University

Makroregion południowy (PL2) · Poland

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ERC Consolidator Grant · 2021

Bringing molecular photomagnets to light - achieving magnets through visible light excitation at room temperature

Visible light provided by the Sun is the cleanest energy source one could ever imagine. Harvesting it is crucial for further development of science and technology as well as for reducing the ecological footprint of humanity. The efficient use of the visible spectrum of the Sun can take many forms and the direct photoexcitation of molecules resulting in a dramatic magnetization change - the so called photomagnetic effect - is one of them. In other words, sunlight photons could write, read and erase magnetic states of photomagnets. Photomagnets can be designed and prepared via a bottom-up modular approach using low-energy preparation methods developed by coordination, organometallic…

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