Hideo Kaiju

Keio University

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The paper presents room-temperature magnetoresistance in molecular spintronic nanodevices fabricated using magnetic thin-film edges.

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Yu Matsushima

Keio University

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Takashi Komine

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Ibaraki Daigaku

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Gang Xiao

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Brown University

UNITED STATES

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Takumi Funato

Keio University

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Takashi Yamamoto

Associate Professor

Keio University

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Hideki Fujiwara

Hokkai Gakuen University

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Masaya Fujioka

Hokkaido University

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Hideo Kaiju

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Articles (11)

Magnetoresistance effect based on spin-selective transport in nanodevices using chiral molecules

Large emergent magneto-inductance effect in NiFeCu thin films on flexible polyimide substrates at room temperature

Fabrication of molecular nanoscale junctions with a junction area of 7 × 7 nm2 and their structural and electrical properties

Emergent magneto-inductance effect in NiFe thin films on glass substrates at room temperature

Emergent magneto-inductance effect in permalloy thin films on flexible polycarbonate substrates at room temperature

Modulation of magnetic anisotropy by bending in Ni and Ni78Fe22 thin films on polycarbonate organic substrates

Large magnetocapacitance of up to 456% at room temperature in FeCo/MgAl2O4/FeCo(001) magnetic tunnel junctions

Room-temperature magnetoresistance in Ni78Fe22/C8-BTBT/Ni78Fe22 nanojunctions fabricated from magnetic thin-film edges using a novel technique

Room-temperature magnetoresistance in Ni<sub>78</sub>Fe<sub>22</sub>/C8-BTBT/Ni<sub>78</sub>Fe<sub>22</sub> nanojunctions fabricated from magnetic thin-film edges using a novel technique

Development of magnetic responsive random lasers fabricated by a laser-induced surface roughness

Sign inversion phenomenon of voltage-induced tunnel magnetocapacitance

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Yu Matsushima

Takashi Komine

Gang Xiao

Takumi Funato

Takashi Yamamoto

Hideki Fujiwara

Masaya Fujioka

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