Satoshi Iihama

Associate Prof.

Nagoya University

Japan

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Dr. Satoshi Iihama is an Associate Professor at Nagoya University in Japan. His research focuses on spintronic materials and phenomena, with recent publications on topics such as tunnel magnetoresistance in magnetic tunnel junctions, optical spin torque, and ultrafast spin current dynamics. His work aims to advance the understanding and application of magnetic materials in next-generation technologies.

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Quentin Remy

Freie Universität Berlin

GERMANY

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Enhanced tunnel magnetoresistance in Mn-based perpendicular magnetic tunnel junctions utilizing antiferromagnetically coupled bcc-Co-based interlayer

Interface-induced field-like optical spin torque in a ferromagnet/heavy metal heterostructure

Parity-controlled spin-wave excitations in synthetic antiferromagnets

Spin injection characteristics of Py/graphene/Pt by gigahertz and terahertz magnetization dynamics driven by femtosecond laser pulse

Spin-orbit torque in a Ni-Fe single layer

Spin-transport Mediated Single-shot All-optical Magnetization Switching of Metallic Films

All-optical probe of magnetization precession modulated by spin-orbit torque

Composition dependence of the spin-anomalous Hall effect in a ferromagnetic Fe-Co alloy

Energy Efficient Control of Ultrafast Spin Current to Induce Single Femtosecond Pulse Switching of a Ferromagnet

Engineering Single-Shot All-Optical Switching of Ferromagnetic Materials

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Quentin Remy

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