We are happy to invite all our readers to follow the new Spintronics-Info LinkedIn company page. LinkedIn is a great place to meet and find new professionals. If you follow the new company page, you will get spintronics updates directly to your feed, and also be able to connect to other spintronics professionals.

In addition to the company page, we have also setup a new Spintronics interest group - which will hopefully become a new forum for discussions and an exchange of knowledge, news and opinions. All focused on Spintronics, of course. Join our new group now!

Spintronics-Info has been providing objective and up-to-date spintronics market news, as well as in-depth articles and commentary for over 10 years. We are now happy to offer the opportunity to embed our spintronics news directly in your web site, at no cost.

If you're looking to enrich the experience of your web site visitors, our market news can grant them a glimpse into spintronics technology, news and market status.

We are happy to announce a new Metalgrass knowledge hub, RRAM-Info.com, that focuses on RRAM, or Resistive RAM technology. RRAM is a promising next-generation storage-memory candidate, based on memristors - materials that change their resistance.

RRAM-Info will bring you daily news, commentary and updates about RRAM memory technologies. You can subscribe to our weekly RRAM newsletter here - and if you have not done so already, be sure to also subscribe to the free spintronics newsletter!

Today we're happy to finally finish the re-design effort we started in November last year, and Spintronics-Info now has a new logo and background, to complement the new responsive design. We like it a lot, we hope you do too! :-)

Here's for a happy 2016, one with exciting and positive Spintronics news!

2015 is pretty much over - and this has been another interesting year for the Spintronics research community. Here are the top 10 stories posted on Spintronics-Info in 2015, ranked by popularity (i.e. how many people read the story):

1. Researchers show SiC is a promising spintronics material (Jan 25)
2. Researchers created a zero-moment spin-polarized half metal for the first time (Mar 25)
3. Korean researchers managed to create a flexible film suitable for spintronics applications (Feb 12)
4. A new method introduces magnetism to graphene while preserving its electronics properties (Jan 27)
5. Spin-based memory cells can be trained to learn like a brain synapse (Apr 25)
6. Spin current shown to travel over half a micrometer in a thin doped germanium film (May 15)
7. Singapore allocates $3.7 million to support Spintronics research projects (Apr 23)
8. Researchers develop new promising low-symmetry crystal for spintronics applications (Feb 22)
9. Researchers discover that pure-spin current is possible in insulators (Jul 27)
10. EU's Graphene Flagship is looking for a partner company for spintronics research (Jan 28)

Today we launched Spintronics-Info's new design. The changes are not dramatic, but we changed some of the menu system, made the site (hopefully) cleaner and more modern. Most importantly, this design is now mobile-friendly and should prove easier to read on smartphones.

We hope this design will make the site nicer and easier to read, we'll be happy to hear your thoughts and comments!

Today we launched our very own twitter account. So now anyone can follow us on twitter to get all spintronics news directly to his feed. Just click here for our twitter page.

If you want to stay updated on spintronics news, you can also of course get our weekly newsletter or follow us on Facebook or LinkedIn.

I'm happy to announce that Spintronics-Info's infrastructure was updated today. Spintronics-Info is based on the open-source Drupal CMS, and we updated from version 6 to version 7. As a reader you will not find many differences, but hopefully it will enable a more stable, safe and quick web site.

If you do find any bugs or glitches, please let us know.

2013 is soon over, and it is time for our end-of-the year post. Here are the top 10 stories posted on Spintronics-Info in the past year, ranked by popularity:

1. The world's first 3D Spintronics chip developed at Cambridge (Feb 3)
2. Power Spintronics: converting magnetic energy to electric voltage efficiently and directly (Jan 4)
3. Researchers detect the electronic spin state of graphene contacted to a magnetic metal (Jul 6)
4. Two German universities collaborate on Spintronics commercialization research projects (Feb 7)
5. SRC and DARPA grant $28 million to open a new Spintronics research center (Jan 18)
6. Researcher confirm the existence of electron-generated magnetic fields (May 9)
7. Spin information can travel much further than thought before (Jan 27)
8. Spin Hall magnetoresistance discovered using an insulating magnet (May 15)
9. Experts explain their spintronics research (Oct 13)
10. New magnetic switching technology will enable terahertz memories (Apr 10)

I wish all our readers a happy Christmas and a happy new 2014!

2012 is soon over, now's the time to reflect back... here are the top 10 stories posted on Spintronics-Info in the past year, ranked by popularity (i.e. how many people read the story):

1. New spin valve "RAM" provides indefinite number of re-write cycles (Mar 8)
2. A new class of topological insulators discovered, may have spintronics applications (Feb 14)
3. The spintronic properties of gallium manganese arsenide finally explained (Feb 29)
4. Intel's new neuromorphic chip design uses multi-input lateral spin valves and memristors (Jun 19)
5. Researcher develop an electrical switch for magnetic current (Mar 1)
6. Recent progress in silicon spintronics presentation (Jan 27)
7. Graphene and Cobalt combined to make a material in which spin can be set (May 6)
8. Buckyballs for Spintronics research granted €1.5 million from the ERC (Jan 22)
9. New plastic-based spintronics magnetic field sensor developed, is "dirt cheap" (Jun 15)
10. Researchers managed to optically control magnetism (Apr 10)

Here's for an awesome 2013. May you all enjoy the holidays!