SPRING SPin Research IN Graphene
What’s the SPRING Project
Magnetism is a property that had been missing from graphene’s impressive list of physical properties – until now. Owing to its unconventional magnetic properties, graphene has been touted as a promising material for spintronics applications. The ambition of the EU-funded SPRING project is to develop an all-graphene platform, where spins can be used for transporting, storing and processing information. Researchers from different disciplines will collaborate to fabricate atomically precise open-shell graphene nanostructures, and manipulate their electron spin and charge, and nuclear spin state. The aim is to test the potential of graphene as a fundamental building block for spintronic devices.
Postdoctoral position on electronic structure, magnetism, and quantum transport in graphene nanostructures at DIPC, Donostia-San Sebastian
Graphene and related materials have emerged as an ideal solution to combine spin localization and diffusion. These atomically thin materials can be…
Postdoctoral Research Assistant in Condensed Matter Physics/Electron Spin Resonance (2 posts)
Applications are invited for a Postdoctoral Research Assistant in molecular spin physics. The post is available initially for a fixed-term duration of…
Teleporting quantum information encoded in fermionic modes
We are proud to be part of this program. And we're looking forward to host another exceptional african woman researcher. Come on! There are just a few days left to apply!
Deadline for proposals submission is September 30, 2020. https://twitter.com/MujeresxAfrica/status/1284062391437860865
NEW edition of the SCIENCE BY WOMEN programme. You can apply if you are an african women researcher with at least 3 years of post-doctoral experience.
#Sciencebywoman #Ellasinvestigan #AfricanwomeninSTEM #africanwomeninscience https://mujeresporafrica.es/6th-edition-science-by-woman/
#InnovationMotivation "There is a way to do it better - find it!" Thomas Edison
You can find an existing idea or a concept, develop it and make it better! That is 'innovation' 🚀
Here is the new publication of @nanophyslab were #DimasGdeOteyza and coworkers report a route to electronically decouple molecules from their supporting substrates.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s42005-020-00425-y.pdf
@CFMdonostia @DIPCehu @Ikerbasque @ICIQchem
Cool activities @IBMResearch Zürich with PhD student Katharina Kaiser working in the group of Dr. Leo Gross operating a low temperature atomic force microscope! Thumbs up! #nanoscience #physics #science
Nice shots from our consortium partner @universidadUSC from @CiQUSusc research center for Molecular Sciences with Silvia, Saleta and Diego!
https://www.instagram.com/p/CFHBT0sKTae/?igshid=5wwoaox4zlb6