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Laboratory
of Nanomagnetism and Quantum Spintronics
Research focus and background: Wang’s
research group is working in an exciting research area of nanomagnetism and
quantum spintronics with a focus on searching, investigating and
fabricating novel nano magnetic materials and quantum spintronic devices
for future information technologies (spintronic computing and storage) and emerging
nano biomedical technologies (personalized magnetic medical devices and magnetic
hyperthermia for drug delivery and therapy).
Novel Magnetic and Spintronic Materials (e.g. with Extremely High Anisotropy; Giant Saturation
Magnetization; High Spin-Polarization ratio); Spin Torque Transfer (STT) Effects, Materials and Devices; Heterostructured Nanoparticles and Nanoparticle-Crystals; Magnetic Tunnel Junction Based Logic Devices For Computing; Personalized Magnetic Medical Devices |
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Jian-Ping
Wang’s Research Group
If you have questions about Wang’s lab and magnetic and
spintronics related research, please e-mail: jpwang@umn.edu Research
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