Tag: Spintronics

Technician in cleanroom suit controlling SAMCO RIE-200i etching equipment with plasma glowing inside chamber

Discover MIT.nano’s Advanced RIE System for Materials Science

Featured by Prof. Divyansh Jain, posted in Inspirational Zooming, Material Science Inventions, Particle Physics Development, Space Technologies, VLSI Technological Development

MIT.nano has proudly acquired a state-of-the-art SAMCO inductively coupled plasma (ICP) reactive ion etching (RIE) system, thereby expanding the range of materials available for processing and decisively enhancing the facility's operational capabilities. This sophisticated instrument has been installed with precision and rigorously qualified on the third floor of MIT.nano, a specialized zone committed to advanced … Continue reading Discover MIT.nano’s Advanced RIE System for Materials Science

DNA double helix with glowing energy streams and molecular structure

Understanding Spintronics: Key Challenges and Innovations

Featured by Prof. Divyansh Jain, posted in Inspirational Zooming, Space Technologies, VLSI Technological Development

Spintronics is an emerging field of basic and applied research in physics and engineering where the “neglected” magnetic degree of freedom of an electron, its spin, is envisaged to be exploited for classical and quantum information processing. While metallic spintronics has already delivered functional devices (GMR read heads in large capacity hard disk drives), and … Continue reading Understanding Spintronics: Key Challenges and Innovations