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- Mar 26, 2024 Electron-bending effect could boost computer memory
- A magnetic material with a simple structure could help to overcome the shortcomings of materials used in memory devices
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We study various quantum transport phenomena in electronic systems in solids. In particular, we focus on thin film crystals and heterostructures of materials with non-trivial band structure topology and strong spin-orbit interactions, and study phenomena in which electronic correlation and/or geometrical phase play an important role. Through these studies, we aim to discover new quantum phenomena that will advance our understanding of condensed matter physics, and to explore electronic and spintronic functions using these phenomena, opening the door to new technologies.
Physics, Engineering, Materials Sciences
Topological insulators
Topological superconductors
Thin films and interfaces
Quantum transport phenomena
Anomalous Hall effect
Minoru Kawamura |
Team Leader |
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2-1 Hirosawa, Wako, Saitama 351-0198 Japan
E-mail:
minoru[at]riken.jp