In this review article we describe spin-dependent transport in materials with spin–orbit
interaction of Rashba type. We mainly focus on semiconductor heterostructures, however we …

The spin–orbit interaction plays an important role in magnetism and in many quantum
materials. It is the cornerstone of the physics of many electronic phases that emerge at …

Stimulated by recent studies of quantum phases with broken local inversion symmetry, we
study the magnetoelectric effect in locally noncentrosymmetric metals. We consider three …

In this review, we describe in detail two important spin-transport phenomena: the extrinsic
spin-Hall effect (coming from spin–orbit interactions between electrons and impurities) and …

Spin-to-charge conversion using the inverse Rashba-Edelstein effect is measured in the 2D
electron liquid existing at the interface between LaAlO 3 and SrTiO 3. The effect is found to …

We study zero-bias spin separation in (Cd, Mn) Te/(Cd, Mg) Te diluted magnetic
semiconductor structures. The spin current generated by electron gas heating under …

A diversity of spin Hall effects in metallic systems is known to rely on Mott skew scattering. In
this work its high-temperature counterpart, phonon skew scattering, which is expected to be …

We report on the phase diagram of competing magnetic interactions at the nanoscale in
engineered ultrathin trilayer heterostructures of LaTiO 3/SrTiO 3/YTiO 3, in which the …

The Edelstein effect occurring in systems with broken inversion symmetry generates a spin
polarization when an electric field is applied, which is most advantageous in spintronics …

A normal metallic film sandwiched between two insulators may have strong spin-orbit
coupling near the metal-insulator interfaces, even if spin-orbit coupling is negligible in the …