Masaaki Tanaka
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Professor Masaaki Tanaka is a faculty member at The University of Tokyo, Japan. His research focuses on the magnetotransport properties of ferromagnetic semiconductors and explores advanced materials such as altermagnets and strained thin films. Recent publications highlight his contributions to topics including epitaxial growth techniques, spintronics, and the mechanisms of enhanced ferromagnetism in various semiconductor systems.
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2025
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We investigate the magnetic properties of La2/3Sr1/3MnO3 (LSMO) membranes released from an SrTiO3 (STO) substrate by selectively etching an Sr4Al2O7 sacrificial buffer layer. The magnetic moment and Curie temperatures (TC) of the released LSMO membranes improve significantly over their substrate-bound counterparts. We attribute these enhancements to suppressing strain and oxygen octahedral rotations that are present in substrate-bound films. Moreover, comparing the magnetic hysteresis loops obtained with magnetic fields applied along several crystallographic orientations demonstrates enhanced (weakened) perpendicular (in-plane) magnetic anisotropy in the released LSMO membranes. Our results contribute to potential applications of released LSMO membranes toward flexible spintronics devices, where high spin polarization and TC are desired.
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2024
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Collaborators (8)
Takahito Takeda
The Univeristy of Tokyo
Ryosho Nakane
University of Tokyo
Munetoshi Seki
University of Tokyo
Hitoshi Tabata
University of Tokyo
Shinobu Ohya
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Shoya Sakamoto
Assistant Professor
University of Tokyo
Atsushi Fujimori
University of Tokyo
NAM HAI PHAM
Tokyo Institute of Technology
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