The artistic capital of Switzerland turned into a hub of scientific exchange from the fourth to the eight of September for the Joint Annual Meeting of the Swiss Physical Society (SPS) and the Austrian Physical Society (ÖPG). The Nanomagnetism and Magnonics research group sent a big representation to the event.

The opportunity to meet many colleagues was used by NanoMagners at all levels of their career. From master students to our group leader, everyone participated in talks, impromptu meetings and social events. As part of the official program, the following presentations were held by members of our group:

Propagating spin-wave spectroscopy in a liquid-phase epitaxial nanometer-thick YIG film at millikelvin temperatures

by postdoc Sebastian Knauer

Fast isotropic exchange spin waves in Ga:YIG for future magnonic networks

by postdoc Khrystyna Levchenko

Vortex Counting and Velocimetry for Slitted Superconducting Thin Strips

by PhD student Barbora Budinská

3D Magnonic Conduits by Direct Write Nanofabrication

by PhD student Sebastian Lamb-Camarena

Propagating Spin-Wave Spectroscopy Studies in a Millikelvin Temperature Environment

by PhD student David Schmoll

Influence of paramagnetic GGG substrate on YIG films at millikelvin temperatures

by PhD student Rostyslav Serha

Non-reciprocal magnonic directional coupler

by PhD student Noura Zenbaa

The following posters were presented by members of our group:

Nonlinear spin-wave transport in the YIG nano-waveguides

by PhD student Kristýna Davídkov

2D curved nano-conduits for magnonic transport made of GaYIG

by PhD student Andrey Voronov

High frequency antennas for all-electrical excitation and detection of propagating spin waves

by master’s student Andreas Höfinger