FEATURING IN COMMUNICATIONS PHYSICS
June 2019
Our new paper on using surface sensitive spin-Hall magnetoresistance to probe antiferromagnets just appeared in Communications Physics 2, 50 (2019). Antiferromagnets are expected to be a key part of next generation electronic devices however their magnetic interactions prove difficult to access. In this article, we demonstrate that the surface sensitive spin-Hall magnetoresistance can successfully probe the internal anisotropies of the model antiferromagnet hematite (α-Fe2O3).
Functionalisation of spin-orbit coupling to efficiently control magnetic thin films and stabilize novel magnetic textures
Magnetic nano-oscillators for radiofrequency and bio-inspired spintronic devices
Control of magnetic spin-waves in nano-structures of ferromagnetic and antiferromagnetic materials
