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.
Springfetopen #1 Newsletter
Welcome to the first Springfetopen project Newsletter! We are happy to have you on board to dive into the success story of our…
New Hiring – Electronic Properties at the Nanoscale – Carlos Garcia Fernández
We are pleased to inform you about the successful hiring of Postdoctoral Researcher Carlos Garcia Fernández. Carlos will add tremendous knowledge to…
Magnetism of topological boundary states induced by boron substitution in graphene nanoribbons
You want to add some enlightening knowledge (in spanish) about the history of the STM to your saturday evening? Stop by our SPRING webpage and enjoy the scientific storytelling by @QuantumFracture #nanotechnologie #science
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The SPRING consortium is happy to share their first Newsletter with you! @ciqususc @universidadeUSC @nanoGUNE @tudelft @IBMResearch @QM_Oxford @DIPCehu
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Congratulations to our SPRING partners @depena33 and Leo Gross @IBMResearch together with Jascha Repo @uni_regensburg!!!
The project #MolDAM, led by our #CiQUS researcher Diego Peña @depena33 together with Leo Gross @IBMResearch and Jascha Repp @uni_regensburg has been awarded with a #ERCSyG Synergy Grant to explore the vast potential of the molecular world. Congratulations!
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A big thank you to the @EU_2020 review experts for their competent discussions & interest: Director at @spinverse Eira Seppälä, Professor Jelena Klinovaja @DPhysics_UniBas Professor Ireneusz Weymann from Adam Mickiewicz University and Professor Vasilios Georgakilas @upatras