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  • SAL is a supporting members of EMA

    16/04/2024

    We are very pleased to count the Silicon Austria Labs (SAL) as a supporting member of EMA

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  • Call for the 2024 EMA Young Scientist Award

    01/11/2023

    The call is open for the 2024 Young Scientist Award of the European Magnetism Association. Nominations should be sent by January 31, 2024.

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  • Sponsorship for EMA's newsletter

    25/12/2016

    We now offer the possibility for sponsoring the Newsletter of the European Magnetism Association. Contact us of you are interested in this unique channel to reach more than 10000 persons active in the field of Magnetism.

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  • Feynman lectures on-line - Magnetic materials

    29/07/2016

    Some of you may know that the full content of so-called Feynman lectures have been available on-line for some time now, at the Caltech Institute of Technology. This includes the lecture on magnetic materials.

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  • Samsung announces MRAM-embedded FDSOI at 28nm

    21/07/2016

    Samsung Foundry is going to offer both spin torque transfer magnetic RAM (STT-MRAM) and flash as embedded non-volatile memory options on its 28nm FDSOI manufacturing process.

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  • IBM demonstrated 11nm STT-MRAM junction

    13/07/2016

    IBM researchers, in collaboration with Samsung researchers, demonstrated switching MRAM cells for devices with diameters ranging from 50 down to 11 nanometers in only 10 nanoseconds, using only 7.5 microamperes.

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  • Flexible spintronics

    01/07/2016

    A general trend is to transfer functionalities from the usual rigid supports to flexible media, from cloth to plastics. Demonstrations are emerging to apply this to spintronics.

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