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Gere are some recent and popular news that you may find of interest:

• Researchers manage to control the interaction of light and quantum spin in organic semiconductors
• Researchers develop atomic-scale spin-optical laser
• Researchers use perovskite materials and light to control electron spins
• Researchers open new avenues for the interaction of optical beams with spins and magnetic moments
• New $7.5M project to leverage atomic-scale defects for next-generation information processing
• Researchers develop proof-of-concept magnetic skyrmion transistors
• Researchers take a step towards controlling electron spin at room temperature
• A new multiferroic heterostructure material with the highest spintronic performance in the world
• Researchers make strides in graphene spintronics
• Researchers launch new paradigm in magnetism and superconductivity
• Unconventional magnetism found at the surface of Sr2RuO4
• Singapore’s National Research Foundation gives 'substantial funding' for developing spintronics devices

Here are some recent and popular spintronics technology news at Spintronics-Info that you may find of interest:

• Researchers take a step towards controlling electron spin at room temperature
• A new multiferroic heterostructure material with the highest spintronic performance in the world
• Researchers use light to control magnetic fields at nanoscale
• QD electrodes used to examine spin transport properties of DNA sensors
• Researchers make strides in graphene spintronics
• Spin-orbit–driven ferromagnetism detected in 'magic-angle' twisted bilayer graphene
• Researchers launch new paradigm in magnetism and superconductivity
• Researchers succeed in measuring the properties of spin waves in graphene
• Unconventional magnetism found at the surface of Sr2RuO4
• Singapore’s NRF gives 'substantial funding' for developing spintronics devices
• IMEC and Intel researchers develop a spintronic logic device
• Graphene used to create a spin field-effect transistor at room temperature

As 2019 is coming to an end, it is nice to take a look at the year that passed with its interesting spintronics related research activities and advances.

Here are the top 10 stories posted on Spintronics-Info in 2019, ranked by popularity (i.e. how many people read the story):

1. EU researchers fabricated graphene-based spintronics devices that utilize both electron charge and spin at room temperature (Jan 16)
2. Researchers announce a breakthrough in pinning domain wall propagation (Feb 28)
3. Researchers report on electric field controlled motion in Skyrmions (Mar 15)
4. Researchers develop a way to inject an ultra-fast pulse of spin current (Jan 22)
5. UTSA researchers use reduced graphene oxide to develop efficient spintronics interconnects (Apr 6)
6. Researchers develop a 200Mhz spintronics-based microcontroller unit (Feb 26)
7. HZB researchers managed to switch superferromagnetism with electric-field induced strain (Feb 17)
8. Researchers develop a new technique for ultra-fast teraherz spintronics switching (Mar 12)
9. Optically-assisted MRAM could be a thousand time more efficient then current MRAM devices (May 20)
10. Quantum Well structures can enhance the TMR of MTJs (Sep 25)

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We believe that any spintronics professional would find that perovskite materials are an area of focus that should not be ignored. The promising perovskite industry is currently at a tipping point and on the verge of mass adoption and commercialization and the first display-related perovskites are already reaching the market.

As 2018 is coming to an end, it is nice to take a look at the year that passed with its interesting spintronics related research activities and advances.

Here are the top 10 stories posted on Spintronics-Info in 2018, ranked by popularity (i.e. how many people read the story):

1. New video introduces the spintronics research performed at the University of Tohoku (Mar 5)
2. Video lecture - Spin Conversion Phenomena in Spintronics (Apr 8)
3. Zero-Field Switching effect discovered in cobalt-iron-boron (Mar 21)
4. Researchers develop a magnons-based spin transistor (Mar 2)
5. Researchers discover a metallic antiferromagnet with a large magneto-optic Kerr effect (Jan 30)
6. Introduction to perovskite materials (Mar 28)
7. Researchers develop a Magnon Spin Valve (Mar 18)
8. Researchers develop an all-electric method to measure the spin texture of topological insulators (Apr 27)
9. Ohio State University's Prof. Kawakami discusses spintronics in 2D materials (Jun 10)
10. Researchers manage to connect magnetic porphyrin molecules to graphene nanoribbons (Feb 19)

As 2017 is coming to an end, it is nice to take a look at the year that passed with its interesting spintronics related research activities and advances.

Here are the top 10 stories posted on Spintronics-Info in 2017, ranked by popularity (i.e. how many people read the story):

1. Researcher discover a 2D material that possessed an intrinsic ferromagnetism. (Apr 30)
2. Researchers develop world's fastest magnetic tunnel junction that is switched by light pulses (Mar 12)
3. IGSresearch discusses antiferromagnetic spintronics applications (Mar 3)
4. Professor Stuart Parkin from the max Planck Institute explains his spintronics research (Feb 9)
5. Electron spin can be used to reduce contact resistance in graphene electronics (May 22)
6. Researchers develop graphene-based room-temperature spin field-effect transistor (Jul 9)
7. Spin-LED enable almost purely circularly polarized emission (Feb 10)
8. Researchers develop a spin-resolved oscilloscope (Mar 14)
9. A device made from 2D graphene and Boron Nitride shows unprecedented spin transport efficiency (Aug 16)
10. Bismuthene is a newly developed graphene-like 2D topological insulator (Jul 20)

2016 is pretty much over - and this has been another year of interesting year for spintronics researchers.

Here are the top 10 stories posted on Spintronics-Info in 2016, ranked by popularity (i.e. how many people read the story):

• Researchers finally explain ferromagnetism in Mn-doped GaAs (Jun 8)
• C-SPIN researchers discuss topological insulators (Aug 23)
• Will antiferromagnetic pave the way to spintronics memory? (May 13)
• Intel: we'll have to adopt fundamentally new transistor technologies in 4-5 years, Spintronics is a leading candidate (Feb 5)
• Researchers create a field-effect light switch - on the way to optical spintronics (Aug 19)
• Proximity-induced magnetism promising for room-temperature spintronics (May 10)
• Laser pulses can be used to create strong spin currents (Jun 2)
• NIST published a video-lecture about spin current (Jun 3)
• Researchers manage to switch magnetic moments in an insulator (Sep 5)
• Video gives a nice introduction to spintronics and spin lifetime (Sep 19)

2016 will soon come to an end, and we are getting ready to summarize another interesting spintronics year. One year ago we posted the top spintronics stories in 2015, and you can see the list below again:

• Researchers show SiC is a promising spintronics material
• Researchers created a zero-moment spin-polarized half metal for the first time
• Korean researchers managed to create a flexible film suitable for spintronics applications
• A new method introduces magnetism to graphene while preserving its electronics properties
• Spin-based memory cells can be trained to learn like a brain synapse
• Spin current shown to travel over half a micrometer in a thin doped germanium film 
• Singapore allocates $3.7 million to support Spintronics research projects
• Researchers develop new promising low-symmetry crystal for spintronics applications
• Researchers discover that pure-spin current is possible in insulators 
• EU's Graphene Flagship is looking for a partner company for spintronics research

What will be the most popular spintronics stories in 2016? We will soon post our yearly review, stay tuned!

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