Paweł Sobieszczyk

Assistant Professor

Institute of Nuclear Physics Polish Academy of Sciences
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Paweł Sobieszczyk is an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Nuclear Physics Polish Academy of Sciences in Poland. His research areas focus on topics such as spintronics, ferromagnetism, and nanostructures, with recent articles exploring the intrinsic spin Nernst effect, A-type antiferromagnetism, and the magnetic properties of thin films. He also investigates the growth of nanowires and the engineering of topological magnon gaps in van der Waals materials.

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Michal Krupinski

Institute of Nuclear Physics Polish Academy of Sciences

POLAND
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Grazyna Bator

Professor

University of Wrocław

POLAND
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Julian Hintermayr

Eindhoven University of Technology

NETHERLANDS
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Piotr Zieliński

professor

Institute of Nuclear Physics

POLAND
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Wojciech Medycki

Associate professor

Institute of Molecular Physics, Polish Academy of Sciences

POLAND
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Mikołaj Lewandowski

PostDoc (2013-2015), Adjunct (2015-2020), Research Project Leader (2017-), Associate Professor (2020-)

Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań

POLAND
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Dominika Kuźma

Institute of Nuclear Physics Polish Academy of Sciences

POLAND
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Ryszard Jakubas

Wroclaw University of Science and Technology

POLAND
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Richard Evans

Lecturer | Assistant Professor

University of York

UNITED KINGDOM
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Andrzej Ptok

Institute of Nuclear Physics Polish Academy of Sciences

POLAND
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