Kai Liu

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Georgetown University

United States

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Professor Kai Liu is a faculty member at Georgetown University in the United States. His research focuses on magnetic materials and their applications, including chirality modifications in films, magnetic skyrmionic structures, and neuromorphic computing. His recent publications explore advances in high-entropy magnetic materials, magneto-ionics, and spin current manipulation in engineered systems.

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Articles (20)

High-efficiency optical training of itinerant two-dimensional magnets

Van der Waals Engineering of One-Transistor-One-Ferroelectric-Memristor Architecture for an Energy-Efficient Neuromorphic Array

Curvature Induced Modifications of Chirality and Magnetic Configuration in Perpendicular Films

Switching of Magnetic Order via Non‐Magnetic Al Addition in FeCoNiMnAlx Films

Reconfigurable All-Nitride Magneto-Ionics

Magnetic skyrmionic structures with variable topological charges in engineered Dzyaloshinskii-Moriya interaction systems

Self-assembled 3D Interconnected Magnetic Nanowire Networks for Neuromorphic Computing

Fast ab initio design of high-entropy magnetic materials

Controllable <i>z</i>-Polarized Spin Current in Artificially Structured Ferromagnetic Oxide with Strong Spin–Orbit Coupling

Reducing crystal symmetry to generate out-of-plane Dzyaloshinskii–Moriya interaction

CoTe<sub>2</sub>: A Quantum Critical Dirac Metal with Strong Spin Fluctuations

Ionically driven synthesis and exchange bias in Mn4N/MnNx heterostructures

Proton-mediated reversible switching of metastable ferroelectric phases with low operation voltages

Nitrogen-Based Magneto-ionic Manipulation of Exchange Bias in CoFe/MnN Heterostructures

Above-Room-Temperature Ferromagnetism in Thin van der Waals Flakes of Cobalt-Substituted Fe5GeTe2

Probing antiferromagnetic coupling in magnetic insulator/metal heterostructures

3D Interconnected Magnetic Nanowire Networks as Potential Integrated Multistate Memristors

Antiferromagnet thickness dependence and rotatable spins in exchange biased CoO/Fe films

Element-specific first order reversal curves measured by magnetic transmission x-ray microscopy

Room‐Temperature Magnetic Skyrmions and Large Topological Hall Effect in Chromium Telluride Engineered by Self‐Intercalation

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Xiaoyan Tan

Dustin Gilbert

Gen Yin

Nirmal Ghimire

David Mandrus

Yuan Yan

Denys Makarov

Julie Borchers

Dhritiman Bhattacharya

Hua Wang

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