Published on: 20 July 2018, 2:26PM
Modified on: 31 July 2024, 4:31PM
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NUS researchers develop a novel method for visualizing current induced spin accumulation using scanning photovoltage microscopy

Direct visualization of current induced spin accumulation in strong spin-orbit coupling materials such as topological insulators prompts a better understanding of the spin texture in materials and will contribute to easier way of developing spintronics devices. Similar reports were carried in: Science Daily Nanowerk BrightSurf Controlled Environments Magazine Easy Electronics Tech Explorist Novuslight (17 Jul)

Direct visualization of current induced spin accumulation in strong spin-orbit coupling materials such as topological insulators prompts a better understanding of the spin texture in materials and will contribute to easier way of developing spintronics devices.

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