Join us at March Meeting in MN 2024

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A large part of our group will be present at march meeting featuring four invited talks and many contributed talks from members of the group. See the details below –

M05.00008 Direct measurement of the exchange gap in a 3D topological insulator/2D magnet heterostructure 
N21.00003 Enhancing Spin Torque Optical Readout with Sagnac Interferometry 
N22.00001 Spin dynamics and exchange interactions from a van der Waals antiferromagnet 
S05.00008 Gate-Tunable Anomalous Hall Effect From the Interaction of the van der Waals Antiferromagnet CrI3with a Topological-Insulator Surface State 
S62.00001 Manipulating chiral-spin transport with ferroelectric polarization 
T22.00001 Spin physics from topological insulators and spin split antiferromagnets
T24.00002 Spin-orbit torque in magnetic heterostructures: exchange interactions and ultrasensitive Sagnac optical interferometry 
Y24.00003 Tilted spin current generated in ruthenium dioxide
Y62.00013 Enhancement of Spin-Orbit Torque Generation from Antiferromagnetic Ordering in PdCrO2 

 

Welcome to the Ralph group

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Our group’s research focuses on the electronic and magnetic properties of nm-scale samples. The work in the group consists of making nanometer-size devices using equipment at the Cornell NanoScale Science Technology Facility (CNF), and then performing electrical, magnetic, and optical measurements in Clark Hall.  Students and postdocs in the group are pursuing a wide variety of projects. For more information, please see Research.