Materials Interest Groups (MIGs)
Spin and Topology
Group Lead(s)
Dr Olga Kazakova
NPL Fellow at NPL
Dr Jess Wade
Research Fellow at Imperial College London
This group focusses on materials realisations of spin and topology as quantum objects for exploitation in new technologies, with an aim to utilise the spin degree of freedom in applications such as novel information storage, sensing and computing. Compared to conventional devices using the electron’s charge properties, spin and topological devices potentially have several major advantages, including non-volatility, faster data processing speed, higher integration densities, and lower electric power consumption. Topics include ‘low-loss’ spin and topological systems to mitigate against parasitic effects associated with Joule heating and energy losses.
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Jobs/Events in Spin and Topology
- Date: 19 Apr - 22 Apr 2023
- Location: Orlando, Florida, USA
- Date: 28 Jun - 30 Jun 2023
- Location: University of Birmingham, Birmingham, UK