The Hall effect, in which a current flows perpendicular to an electrical bias, has been
prominent in the history of condensed matter physics. Appearing variously in classical …

Spintronics aims to go beyond the charge-based paradigm of silicon-based microelectronics
by utilizing the spin degree of freedom for memory, storage and computing applications …

Electrical control of a magnetic state of matter lays the foundation for information
technologies and for understanding of spintronic phenomena. Spin–orbit torque provides an …

Topological Hall effect (THE) and its inverse effect (skyrmion Hall effect) generally occurs in
magnetic materials with topological properties, as a consequence of nonuniform and …

Macroscopic responses of magnets are often governed by magnetization and, thus, have
been restricted to ferromagnets. However, such responses are strikingly large in the newly …

Antiferromagnets constitute promising contender materials for next‐generation spintronic
devices with superior stability, scalability, and dynamics. Nevertheless, the perception of …

The current-induced spin-orbit torque switching of ferromagnets has had huge impact in
spintronics. However, short spin-diffusion lengths limit the thickness of switchable …

Non-collinear antiferromagnetic Weyl semimetals, combining the advantages of a zero stray
field and ultrafast spin dynamics, as well as a large anomalous Hall effect and the chiral …

Abstracts In solid materials, non-trivial topological states, electron correlations and
magnetism are central ingredients for realizing quantum properties, including …

Topologically protected magnetic “whirls” such as skyrmions in antiferromagnetic materials
have recently attracted extensive interest due to their nontrivial band topology and potential …