Nanoscale dynamic properties in novel magnetic materials

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principal investigators

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senior investigators

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phd students

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Publications

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Projects related

Publications related (most relevant) Phys. Rev. Lett. 121, (2018), Advanced Science 6, (2019), Applied Physics Letters 115 (2019), Phys. Rev. B 102, (2020), Physical Review Applied 16, (2021), Nature Materials 21, (2022), Optica 9, 71 (2022), Science Advances 8 (2022)
Projects related EU (H2020-MSCAITN-2019-860060), National (PID2020-117024GB-C41, MAT2017-87072-C4-1-P), Regional (SA299P18, SA114P20)
Theses One defended, one in progress

LUMES researches have extensive experience in the field of computational nanomagnetism. In recent years, their work has focused on materials and heterostructures with asymmetric exchange interaction (Dzyaloshinskii–Moriya),introducing chirality in their properties. They have also explored various materials with antiferromagnetic coupling, such as ferrimagnetic metal alloys, non-collinear antiferromagnetics, and synthetic antiferromagnetics. This research line aims at developing spintronic and magnonic devices with innovative functionalities.