SPINOGRAPH is a Marie Curie Initial Training Network on "Spintronics in Graphene", bringing together 7 academic and 2 industrial partners to train 15 young researchers doing top class research projects.
Spintronics stands for electronics based on the electron spin degree of freedom. The huge success of spintronics in metals, which started from the pioneering discovery of Giant Magnetoresistance (GMR), has revolutionized the magnetoelectronics industry. Exploration of spin effects in other types of materials is leading to an array of fascinating physical phenomena and holds the promise of future breakthroughs. The discovery of graphene, the first truly two dimensional crystal, together with the remarkable progress in the fabrication of graphene devices, have naturally led to the exploration of hybrid graphene/ferromagnetic devices to explore spintronics in graphene.
May 30 2017: Mario Ribeiro, SPINOGRAPH fellow, obtains the PhD degree in Universidad del País Vasco. Congrats. Dr Ribeiro !.
March 20 2017: Denis Bandurin, SPINOGRAPH fellow, obtains the PhD degree in University of Manchester. Congrats Dr Bandurin !.
November 30 2016: José Luis Lado, SPINOGRAPH fellow, receives from the Award of the Solid State Physics Group of the Spanish Royal Society of Physics to the best PhD thesis in condensed matter physics for thesis presented in Spain during the academic year 2015-16. Congrats !!.
November 21 2016: publication of Denis Bandurin (SPINOGRAPH fellow) and coworkers, "High electron mobility, quantum Hall effect and anomalous optical response in atomically thin InSe " in Nature Nanotechnology.
July 22 2016: José Luis Lado, SPINOGRAPH fellow, obtains the PhD degree in University of Santiago de Compostela. Congrats Dr Lado !
July 18 2016: Paper on " A kilobyte rewritable atomic memory", by SPINOGRAPH fellow José Luis Lado and coworkers, published online Nature Nanotechnology
April 30 2016: Our deepest condolences on the passing of Sir Harold Walter Kroto, Nobel Lauraeate in Chemistry and associate member of SPINOGRAPH
February 2016: 3rd SPINOGRAPH workshop "New trends in 2D Materials", held at the facilities of IMDEA Nanoscience, in Madrid.
February 2016: Paper on Negative local resistance caused by viscous electron backflow in graphene, by SPINOGRAPH fellow D. Bandurin and coworkers, published in Science
December 2015: Paper on Majorana zero modes in graphene, first joint publication between SPINOGRAPH partners (IMDEA, CSIC, INL), is published in Physical Review X and featured in Physics.
July 2015: Second SPINOGRAPH workshop and 3nd School take place in San Sebastian
June 2015: Midterm review takes place in Brussels.
September 2014-April 2015: SPINOGRAPH hires three more fellows, filling the 15 positions: Christian Leutenantsmayer (Groningen), Mehrdad Shaygan (AMO) and Regina Galceran (CNRS)
December 2014: First SPINOGRAPH workshop and 2nd School, takes place in Aachen
August 2014: SPINOGRAPH fellows take training in communication skills, imparted by ARTESC and GEOSET, in Groningen
March-August 2014. Eight more researchers Denis Bandurin (Manchester), Mario Ribeiro and Wenjing Yan (Nanogune), Luis González and Francesca Finocchiaro (CSIC), Josep Ingla (Groningen), and Sowmya Spandana Somanchi and Julian Peiro (Aachen) have joined SPINOGRAPH.
July 10 2014. The first SPINOGRAPH publication is now out in Physical Review Letters.
March 25-28 2014. The first Spinograph School, with 12 lecturers and 23 students, including 11 from SPINOGRAPH, took place at INL.
March 24th 2014. Spinograph partners gathered at INL (Braga, Portugal), for Kick-Off meeting.
January 1st 2014. Three more researchers, Noel García, José Luis Sambricio and Cristian Alvino, have joined SPINOGRAPH at INL, Manchester and Graphenea, respectively.
October 1st 2013. The first SPINOGRAPH researcher, Jose Luis Lado, started to develop his research project Modeling spin transport and control in devices of graphene and other 2D crystals at INL.
By Denis Bandurin, U. Manchester.
The discovery of graphene, an atomically thin crystal of carbon atoms, has promised new technological breakthroughs and novel ultra-...
By Mehrdad Shaygan, AMO.
Silicon integrated circuit technology, including transistors and other electronic components, are dependent on micro- and nanoeletronic...
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