Spintronics is a growing research field that focuses on exploring materials and devices that
take advantage of the electron's “spin” to go beyond charge based devices. The most …

Synthetic antiferromagnet (SAF) with high thermal stability, ultra‐fast spin dynamics, and
highly efficient spin‐orbit torque switching has great application potential in neuromorphic …

We explore the impact of different materials on orbital-charge conversion in heterostructures
with a naturally oxidized copper cap** layer. Introducing a thin layer of Cu O x (3 nm) to …

Exploring multiple states based on the domain wall (DW) position has garnered increased
attention for in-memory computing applications, particularly focusing on the utilization of spin …

In the era of relentless data generation and dynamic information streams, the demand for
efficient and robust temporal signal analysis has intensified across diverse domains such as …

Recently, brain-inspired neuromorphic computing (NC) has been gaining traction as it is
expected to be more power efficient and a more suitable platform for artificial intelligence …

Current-induced spin-orbit torque (SOT) switching of perpendicular magnetization requires
an additional symmetry breaking, calling for modifications of the conventional SOT devices …

Spin–orbit torque (SOT) magnetic random access memory (MRAM) has emerged as a focal
point of research due to its exceptional performance and potential for low energy …

The current-induced spin-orbit torque (SOT) to manipulate exchange bias holds promise for
advancement on full electrically controlled spintronic devices. However, the practical …

The internal strain in practical materials is usually seen as defects and a large of methods
have been proposed to avoid its appearance. However, strains in magnetic materials can be …