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of at least one would be essential: • Mxenes containing magnetic nuclei. • Metal organic framework derived carbon supported magnetic nanoparticles. • Large unit cell magnetic
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. The main goal of this approach is that the ferromagnetic configuration can be altered by an electric field rather than a magnetic field, which requires much less electric power and which is much more adapted
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at the nanoscale. The Group's research combines state-of-the-art lithographic and materials-processing techniques with advanced electrical, magnetic, and spectroscopic characterization. Current activities centre
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of magnetism in advanced materials. We are seeking to recruit a talented, enthusiastic young experimental scientist who is highly motivated to boost his/her research career in the area of nanoscience to join a
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pioneered a new method to make fluidic devices using magnetic levitation, where any diamagnetic liquid is confined by a surrounding magnetic liquid. and organometallic chemistry, they will use cell cultures
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the spin and optical properties of the boron vacancy (VB) defect in hBN, in order to assess its potential for quantum sensing applications, with a focus on magnetic field detection. The objective of the PhD
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University of Munich. Our group studies the static and dynamic properties of magnetic systems at the nanoscale, from magnetic skyrmions and higher-order spin textures to curved and three-dimensional magnetic
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the electromagnetic spectrum. What are the transients from stars encountering binary black holes? Magnetic fields, jets and radiation hydrodynamics in black hole accretion flows. Crazy projects include: Did the Earth
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-dependent transport measurements, electrochemical methods (cyclic voltammetry, EIS, chronoamperometry), spin-polarized or magnetic-field-modulated electrochemistry, and characterization by AFM, XPS, QCM/QCM-D
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will design and validate a cost-effective, synchronised multi-node sensing system for simultaneous time-domain measurements of voltages, currents, electric fields and magnetic fields, supported by