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Spin Spirals for Computers of the Future
Jülich, 7 May 2012. How can computer data be reliably stored and read out in future when computers are getting smaller and smaller? Scientists from Jülich, Hamburg and Kiel propose to make use of magnetic moments in chains of iron atoms. This would allow information to be transported on the nanoscale in a fast and energy-efficient manner over a wide temperature range, while remaining largely unaffected by external magnetic fields. The researchers have demonstrated this in both theory and experiment.
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Psi-k Research Conference: Computational Oxide Spintronics
The main purpose of this research conference (sponsored by the Network of the European Science Foundation “Advanced Concepts in ab-initio Simulations of Materials (Psi-k2)”) is to provide an active forum for discussion on the state-of-the-art - including challenges and perspectives - of the theoretical modeling for transition metal oxides.
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Young Investigators Group Dr. Samir Lounis

Functional Nanoscale Structure Probe and Simulation Laboratory
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Young Investigators Group Dr. Nicole Helbig

Ab initio description of double and charge transfer excitations: from solvable models to complex systems
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Young Investigators Group Dr. Marjana Ležaić

Computational Nanoferronics Laboratory More: Young Investigators Group Dr. Marjana Ležaić …

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Young Investigators Group Dr. Yuriy Mokrousov

Topological Nanoelectronics Group More: Young Investigators Group Dr. Yuriy Mokrousov …

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Learn about computer simulation techniques

The German Research School for Simulation Sciences houses four own laboratories, two in Aachen and two in Jülich. German Research School


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