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  1. A metal long thought nonmagnetic changes character when stretched

    For years, ruthenium dioxide (RuO₂) has kept physicists confused. Depending on which experiment they looked at, the metallic…
    #NewsBeep #News #Physics #altermagnetism #crystalstretch #dioxide #magnetism #magnetismlonghidden #RuO₂ #ruthenium #rutheniumdioxide #Science #UK #UnitedKingdom
    newsbeep.com/uk/727071/

  2. 2026 Europhysics Prize honors discovery of #altermagnetism as a third fundamental class of #magnetism: Jairo Sinova of #MainzUniversity and former Mainz-based scientist Libor Šmejkal receive the 2026 EPS Europhysics Prize of the @europeanphysicalsociety together with Tomas Jungwirth 👉 press.uni-mainz.de/2026-europh

    #EPS #physics

  3. 2026 Europhysics Prize honors discovery of #altermagnetism as a third fundamental class of #magnetism: Jairo Sinova of #MainzUniversity and former Mainz-based scientist Libor Šmejkal receive the 2026 EPS Europhysics Prize of the @europeanphysicalsociety together with Tomas Jungwirth 👉 press.uni-mainz.de/2026-europh

    #EPS #physics

  4. 2026 Europhysics Prize honors discovery of #altermagnetism as a third fundamental class of #magnetism: Jairo Sinova of #MainzUniversity and former Mainz-based scientist Libor Šmejkal receive the 2026 EPS Europhysics Prize of the @europeanphysicalsociety together with Tomas Jungwirth 👉 press.uni-mainz.de/2026-europh

    #EPS #physics

  5. 2026 Europhysics Prize honors discovery of #altermagnetism as a third fundamental class of #magnetism: Jairo Sinova of #MainzUniversity and former Mainz-based scientist Libor Šmejkal receive the 2026 EPS Europhysics Prize of the @europeanphysicalsociety together with Tomas Jungwirth 👉 press.uni-mainz.de/2026-europh

    #EPS #physics

  6. 2026 Europhysics Prize honors discovery of #altermagnetism as a third fundamental class of #magnetism: Jairo Sinova of #MainzUniversity and former Mainz-based scientist Libor Šmejkal receive the 2026 EPS Europhysics Prize of the @europeanphysicalsociety together with Tomas Jungwirth 👉 press.uni-mainz.de/2026-europh

    #EPS #physics

  7. DARPA is Exploring Physics’ Strangest New Frontier to Develop the Next Generation of Defense Technology

    In an effort to reshape the foundations of military computing and electronics, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency…
    #NewsBeep #News #Physics #altermagnetism #Appliedphysics #DARPA #DefenseTechnologies #Science #Spintronics #UK #UnitedKingdom
    newsbeep.com/uk/213990/

  8. Professor Jairo Sinova of #MainzUniversity will coordinate a new Priority Program funded by @dfg_public in the field of condensed matter #physics dealing with unconventional #magnetism / Research will build on latest findings on #altermagnetism and focus on the development of unconventional non-collinear #antiferromagnets to overcome the limitations imposed by conventional #ferromagnetism and #antiferromagnetism, resulting in a new concept of "teramagnetic technology" 👉 press.uni-mainz.de/new-priorit

  9. Professor Jairo Sinova of #MainzUniversity will coordinate a new Priority Program funded by @dfg_public in the field of condensed matter #physics dealing with unconventional #magnetism / Research will build on latest findings on #altermagnetism and focus on the development of unconventional non-collinear #antiferromagnets to overcome the limitations imposed by conventional #ferromagnetism and #antiferromagnetism, resulting in a new concept of "teramagnetic technology" 👉 press.uni-mainz.de/new-priorit

  10. Researchers have confirmed altermagnetism, a new class of magnetism distinct from ferromagnetism and antiferromagnetism. This discovery could lead to memory devices operating up to a THOUSAND times faster! #altermagnetism #physics #technology #innovation #magnetism www.earth.com/news/alterma...

    Physicists confirm the existen...

  11. Researchers have confirmed altermagnetism, a new class of magnetism distinct from ferromagnetism and antiferromagnetism. This discovery could lead to memory devices operating up to a THOUSAND times faster! #altermagnetism #physics #technology #innovation #magnetism www.earth.com/news/alterma...

    Physicists confirm the existen...

  12. Researchers have confirmed altermagnetism, a new class of magnetism distinct from ferromagnetism and antiferromagnetism. This discovery could lead to memory devices operating up to a THOUSAND times faster! #altermagnetism #physics #technology #innovation #magnetism www.earth.com/news/alterma...

    Physicists confirm the existen...

  13. Researchers have confirmed altermagnetism, a new class of magnetism distinct from ferromagnetism and antiferromagnetism. This discovery could lead to memory devices operating up to a THOUSAND times faster! #altermagnetism #physics #technology #innovation #magnetism www.earth.com/news/alterma...

    Physicists confirm the existen...

  14. In what's referred to as #altermagnetism,
    particles are arranged in a canceling fashion like antiferromagnetism,
    yet rotated just enough to allow for confined forces on a nanoscale
    – not enough to pin a grocery list to your freezer,
    but with discrete properties that engineers are keen to manipulate into storing data or channeling energy.

    "Altermagnets consist of magnetic moments that point antiparallel to their neighbors,"
    explains University of Nottingham physicist Peter Wadley.

    "However, each part of the crystal hosting these tiny moments is rotated with respect to its neighbours.

    This is like antiferromagnetism with a twist!
    But this subtle difference has huge ramifications."

    Experiments have since confirmed the existence of this in-between 'alter' magnetism.
    However, none had directly demonstrated it was possible to manipulate its tiny magnetic vortices in ways that might prove useful.

    Wadley and his colleagues demonstrated that a sheet of manganese telluride just a few nanometers thick could be distorted in ways that intentionally created distinct magnetic whirlpools on the wafer's surface
    search.app/K1DrdDsLL2bg5Jhh6

  15. In what's referred to as #altermagnetism,
    particles are arranged in a canceling fashion like antiferromagnetism,
    yet rotated just enough to allow for confined forces on a nanoscale
    – not enough to pin a grocery list to your freezer,
    but with discrete properties that engineers are keen to manipulate into storing data or channeling energy.

    "Altermagnets consist of magnetic moments that point antiparallel to their neighbors,"
    explains University of Nottingham physicist Peter Wadley.

    "However, each part of the crystal hosting these tiny moments is rotated with respect to its neighbours.

    This is like antiferromagnetism with a twist!
    But this subtle difference has huge ramifications."

    Experiments have since confirmed the existence of this in-between 'alter' magnetism.
    However, none had directly demonstrated it was possible to manipulate its tiny magnetic vortices in ways that might prove useful.

    Wadley and his colleagues demonstrated that a sheet of manganese telluride just a few nanometers thick could be distorted in ways that intentionally created distinct magnetic whirlpools on the wafer's surface
    search.app/K1DrdDsLL2bg5Jhh6

  16. In what's referred to as #altermagnetism,
    particles are arranged in a canceling fashion like antiferromagnetism,
    yet rotated just enough to allow for confined forces on a nanoscale
    – not enough to pin a grocery list to your freezer,
    but with discrete properties that engineers are keen to manipulate into storing data or channeling energy.

    "Altermagnets consist of magnetic moments that point antiparallel to their neighbors,"
    explains University of Nottingham physicist Peter Wadley.

    "However, each part of the crystal hosting these tiny moments is rotated with respect to its neighbours.

    This is like antiferromagnetism with a twist!
    But this subtle difference has huge ramifications."

    Experiments have since confirmed the existence of this in-between 'alter' magnetism.
    However, none had directly demonstrated it was possible to manipulate its tiny magnetic vortices in ways that might prove useful.

    Wadley and his colleagues demonstrated that a sheet of manganese telluride just a few nanometers thick could be distorted in ways that intentionally created distinct magnetic whirlpools on the wafer's surface
    search.app/K1DrdDsLL2bg5Jhh6

  17. In what's referred to as #altermagnetism,
    particles are arranged in a canceling fashion like antiferromagnetism,
    yet rotated just enough to allow for confined forces on a nanoscale
    – not enough to pin a grocery list to your freezer,
    but with discrete properties that engineers are keen to manipulate into storing data or channeling energy.

    "Altermagnets consist of magnetic moments that point antiparallel to their neighbors,"
    explains University of Nottingham physicist Peter Wadley.

    "However, each part of the crystal hosting these tiny moments is rotated with respect to its neighbours.

    This is like antiferromagnetism with a twist!
    But this subtle difference has huge ramifications."

    Experiments have since confirmed the existence of this in-between 'alter' magnetism.
    However, none had directly demonstrated it was possible to manipulate its tiny magnetic vortices in ways that might prove useful.

    Wadley and his colleagues demonstrated that a sheet of manganese telluride just a few nanometers thick could be distorted in ways that intentionally created distinct magnetic whirlpools on the wafer's surface
    search.app/K1DrdDsLL2bg5Jhh6

  18. In what's referred to as #altermagnetism,
    particles are arranged in a canceling fashion like antiferromagnetism,
    yet rotated just enough to allow for confined forces on a nanoscale
    – not enough to pin a grocery list to your freezer,
    but with discrete properties that engineers are keen to manipulate into storing data or channeling energy.

    "Altermagnets consist of magnetic moments that point antiparallel to their neighbors,"
    explains University of Nottingham physicist Peter Wadley.

    "However, each part of the crystal hosting these tiny moments is rotated with respect to its neighbours.

    This is like antiferromagnetism with a twist!
    But this subtle difference has huge ramifications."

    Experiments have since confirmed the existence of this in-between 'alter' magnetism.
    However, none had directly demonstrated it was possible to manipulate its tiny magnetic vortices in ways that might prove useful.

    Wadley and his colleagues demonstrated that a sheet of manganese telluride just a few nanometers thick could be distorted in ways that intentionally created distinct magnetic whirlpools on the wafer's surface
    search.app/K1DrdDsLL2bg5Jhh6

  19. Nanoscale Imaging and Control of Altermagnetism in MnTe - Altermagnetism is effectively a hybrid form of magnetism and ferromagnetism that m... - hackaday.com/2024/12/21/nanosc #altermagnetism #spintronics #magnetism #science

  20. Nanoscale Imaging and Control of Altermagnetism in MnTe - Altermagnetism is effectively a hybrid form of magnetism and ferromagnetism that m... - hackaday.com/2024/12/21/nanosc #altermagnetism #spintronics #magnetism #science

  21. Nanoscale Imaging and Control of Altermagnetism in MnTe - Altermagnetism is effectively a hybrid form of magnetism and ferromagnetism that m... - hackaday.com/2024/12/21/nanosc #altermagnetism #spintronics #magnetism #science

  22. Nanoscale Imaging and Control of Altermagnetism in MnTe - Altermagnetism is effectively a hybrid form of magnetism and ferromagnetism that m... - hackaday.com/2024/12/21/nanosc #altermagnetism #spintronics #magnetism #science

  23. Nanoscale Imaging and Control of Altermagnetism in MnTe - Altermagnetism is effectively a hybrid form of magnetism and ferromagnetism that m... - hackaday.com/2024/12/21/nanosc #altermagnetism #spintronics #magnetism #science