Our group’s research focuses on the fabrication of nanometer-scale devices, the measurement of their electronic and magnetic properties and numerical modeling of their performance.
Our primary research areas include:
Physical principles underlying the operation of emerging solid state memory technologies
Three dimensional magnetic memory devices
Magnetic Imaging and Electron Microscopy
Spin torque devices for rf oscillator and magnetic random access memory applications
Domain wall dynamics in magnetic nanowires
Magneto-transport properties of magnetic nanostructures.
Nucleation and Dynamic Excitations of Skyrmions
Pure spin current-antiferromagnet interactions
Spin Pumping in Anti-Ferromagnets
Graduate and undergraduate students as well as post-doctoral researchers who wish to find out more about doing research in the group are encouraged to talk to Prof. Ozhan Ozatay.