by Cécile Duflot · Published 23 April 2021 · Last modified 30 July 2021
NV centers in SiC J-L. Cantin, S. Hameau J. Von Bardeleben, B. Eble Impurity spins in II-VI quantum wells C. Testelin, M. Chamarro, F. Bernardot Switchable molecular magnets J-L. Cantin, J. Von Bardeleben ...
by web-elacou · Published 30 March 2021 · Last modified 5 April 2022
Electromagnet with maximum field of 0.5 T. Measurements in longitudinal configuration. Possibilityto make variable-temperature measurements (-10°C-100°C). Available wavelengths: 450 nm, 532 nm, 650 nm. Contact Franck Vidal: franck.vidal(at)insp.jussieu.fr
Growth - Organization - Interfaces / Highlights / Magnetism and Physics of spin / Transversal Topics
by Cécile Duflot · Published 29 March 2021 · Last modified 23 July 2021
MnAs is a semi-metal that has attracted considerable interest since its discovery in the early 1900s. Current research on MnAs is motivated by its applications in spintronic devices or as a magnetocaloric material. The...
Bimetallic magnetic nanocomposites: from epitaxy to ultrafast laser de magnetisation F PhD Student: Thomas-Tien Tran Year of the defense: 2022 Funding: Team(s): Growth and properties of hybrid thin film systems Teams’ Page of...
by Cécile Duflot · Published 2 December 2020 · Last modified 9 December 2022
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by Cécile Duflot · Published 27 October 2020 · Last modified 30 July 2021
by web-nqmag · Published 14 October 2020 · Last modified 16 July 2024
Page under construction Our team explores materials from the growth of nanostructures to light-matter interaction in quantum systems and the manipulation of magnetization by acoustic or light waves in magnetic compounds. (Nano)-magnetism Fundamental...
Highlights / Magnetism and Physics of spin / Transversal Topics
by Cécile Duflot · Published 28 February 2018 · Last modified 23 July 2021
n a ferromagnetic material, an excitation can produce a precessional movement of magnetic moments at frequencies in the range of 1 GHz or higher. This excitation can be triggered by light (Brillouin scattering), microwaves...
