Novel Electronic and Magnetic Materials
A special issue of Magnetochemistry (ISSN 2312-7481). This special issue belongs to the section "Magnetic Materials".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 July 2022) | Viewed by 345
Special Issue Editor
Interests: new electronic and magnetic materials; functional materials; spintronic materials; nanoparticle/polymer chemical sensors
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Continued discovery of new magnetic and electronic materials is a critical underpinning of technological advancement. New materials properties and multifunctionalities open pathways to new device types, and improvement of existing performance metrics occur through new, higher-quality, or intelligently doped materials, interfaces, and device heterostructures. These efforts not only advance technologies, but provide scientific insight to further advance the state of the art in the broader field.
This Special Issue of Magnetochemistry aims to feature research (experimental or theoretical) that investigates novel electronic or magnetic materials and devices and elucidates their properties and performance. Original research or review articles are both of interest.
Prof. Dr. Adam J. Hauser
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- magnetic anisotropy
- skyrmions
- magnetocaloric
- ferromagnetic resonance
- spin-orbit coupling
- magnetodynamics
- nanoparticles
- magnetic sensing
- Mott insulators
- permanent magnets
- magnetic MOFs
- magnetic recording
- magnetic memory
- intermetallic compounds
- ordered magnetic alloys
- magnetotransport
- Weyl semimetals
- contrast agents
- microwave devices
- metal-insulator transitions
- electronic band structure
- semiconductors
- ARPES
- molecular beam epitaxy
- magnetron sputtering
- superconductors
- thin film heterostructures
- correlated electron systems
- atomic layer deposition
- sputter beam epitaxy
- electronic sensors
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