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05.05.2025

Dr. Yaroslav Konopelnyk visits the NanoMag

We are pleased to welcome Dr. Yaroslav Konopelnyk from the Institute of Physics, Polish Academy of Sciences (Warsaw, Poland), who will be visiting our...

01.05.2025

An International Effort Towards Magnonic Neural Networks

Starting in May 2025, the FWF-funded project “MagNeuro” brings experts from Austria, Hungary, Germany, Ukraine, and the Czech Republic together. They...

24.04.2025

The NanoMag Opens its Doors to High-School Girls on Vienna Daughters' Day

In an effort to bridge the gender gap in STEM, the NanoMag Research Unit participated for the first time in Wiener Töchtertag (Vienna Daughters’ Day),...

04.04.2025

Talk by Roman Sobolewski at the Faculty

Prof. Dr. Roman Sobolewski will present his talk “Terahertz Inverse Spin Hall Effect in Multilayer Spintronic Heterostructures” on Monday, April 14th,...

21.03.2025

New Study Marks a Step Forward Towards Spin-Wave Applications

An international effort led by the NanoMag has realized a proof of concept for nanoscale spin-wave-based frequency-selective limiters (FSLs). The...

04.03.2025

We Welcome David García Pons to the NanoMag

David will stay three months at the group, supported by a CSIC-iMVOE grant. He is a PhD researcher at the Instituto de Nanociencia y Materiales de...

28.02.2025

The Fifth NanoMag Retreat Was a Success

Once again, group members and collaborators spent three intense days in Semmering. A schedule packed with presentations and team-building activities...

13.02.2025

Andrii Chumak is elected as ÖPG Head of the Condensed Matter Section

The spokesperson of Nanomagnetism and Magnonics Research Unit of the Faculty of Physics has been selected as the head of the Austrian Physical...

04.02.2025

Flipping the Script: Inverse-Design as Game-Changer in Physics

Novel processor uses magnons to crack complex problems. An international team of researchers, led by physicists from the NanoMag, has achieved a...

29.01.2025

Congratulations to Noura Zenbaa on Her PhD

Dr. Noura Zenbaa has obtained her PhD title after successfully defending the thesis “Experimental realisation of direct- and inverse-design magnetic...

16.01.2025

Talk by Emma Horgan at the NanoMag

Emma Horgan will be visiting the NanoMag invited by the Quantum Transport Lab. She will present her talk "Studying Polaron Formation in Chemically...

09.01.2025

Franz Vilsmeier Joins as Our New Senior Scientist

Franz Vilsmeier has joined the NanoMag in January, coming from the TU Munich. With him, Franz brings his expertise in experimental research on spin...