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Why Homochirality in Biology? Coherent Water as a Morphogenetic Dynamic Mold Down to the Molecular Level: A QED Perspective. [PDF]
Renati P.
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Analysis of self-heating of thermally assisted spin-transfer torque magnetic random access memory. [PDF]
Deschenes A +4 more
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ABSTRACT Magnetic 2‐dimensional (2D) van der Waals (vdW) materials have garnered tremendous attention. The vdW ferromagnet Fe5Ge1Te2 has a Curie temperature Tc of ≈ 270 K, which is tailorable by tuning the stoichiometry and the Fe deficiency to reach room temperature.
Chih‐Yu Lee +7 more
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Efficient field-free magnetization switching through orbital-current-enhanced magnon torque. [PDF]
Shi G +13 more
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The amorphous tungsten (W) is found to be a promising non‐magnetic interlayer simultaneously driving the long‐range interlayer exchange coupling and the large spin Hall effect in a synthetic antiferromagnet (SyAF). Thanks to these characteristics, efficient spin‐orbit torque switching is achieved in the SyAF.
Xueyao Hou +9 more
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This review surveys organic electrochemical transistors as core building blocks for energy‐autonomous bio‐integrated electronics. We outline device physics, OMIEC materials, and electrolyte effects that enable sub‐volt, high‐gain operation, and discuss direct coupling with mechanical, thermal, and optical energy harvesters to realize battery‐free ...
Jonggeun Park +3 more
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Symmetric and Asymmetric Magnetic Tunnel Junctions with Embedded Nanoparticles: Effects of Size Distribution and Temperature on Tunneling Magnetoresistance and Spin Transfer Torque. [PDF]
Useinov A, Lin HH, Lai CH.
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Atomic-Scale Anisotropy Competition Drives Spin Reorientation in Intercalated 2D Ferromagnets. [PDF]
Tseng YS, Tang WS, Huang BH, Tang YH.
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Tiny magnetic regions separated by domain walls can store data, but controlling them precisely is difficult. We use focused ion beams to create nanoscale “anisotropy wells” that pin these walls from both sides. This bidirectional pinning holds domains stable in either direction, even with no field applied.
Gijs W.A. Simons +2 more
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Applied spintronics: From spin transport to spin-charge interconversion and emerging devices. [PDF]
Bibes M +6 more
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