Yuichiro Kurokawa

Assistant professor

Kyushu Daigaku
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Yuichiro Kurokawa is an Assistant Professor at Kyushu Daigaku in Japan. His research focuses on spintronics, particularly the effects of layered materials on spin–orbit torque and magnetization switching. Recent articles include studies on the anomalous Nernst effect and the development of flexible thermoelectric devices for low-cost spintronic applications.

Articles (8)

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2025

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2025

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2024

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2024

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2024

In this study, we prepared a multi-layer Tb–Fe/Pt/Tb–Fe wire to develop a multi-level magnetic memory. By applying current, magnetizations of the Tb–Fe layers were inversion symmetrically switched by spin– orbit torque (SOT) generated from the middle Pt layer. Measurements of SOT showed that its efficiency had opposite polarities in the top and bottom Tb–Fe layers. The switching current density of the top and bottom Tb–Fe layers shifted in opposite directions under a uniform perpendicular magnetic field. Because the perpendicular magnetic field broke the inversion symmetry of SOT generated from the middle Pt layer, it could be used to control the switching current. Our results prove that the additional uniform and perpendicular magnetic field can enhance the controllability of the magnetization state in case of multi-level SOT-induced magnetization switching.

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2023

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2021

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2021

Collaborators (3)

Keisuke Yamada

Assistant Professor

Gifu University

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Hiromi Yuasa

Kyushu University

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Kenji Tanabe

Toyota Technological Institute

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