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The “Nanomagnetism and Magnonics” Research Group is a young team that conducts internationally leading research in the field of magnetism. Our main aim is to explore fascinating physical phenomena in the dynamics of magnetic and superconducting systems and to use them for applications.

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31.08.2023

Magnonic computing: Faster spin waves could make novel computing systems possible

The breakthrough in research on novel energy-efficient computer is explained in a new paper in "Science Advances"

01.08.2023

A deep dive into magnonics for everyone

The lecture series “Magnonics” published on our YouTube site offers the possibility for anyone to virtually sit at the Faculty of Physics of the...

06.07.2023

Dr. Sebastian Knauer receives ÖFG – International Communication Support

This grant will give the opportunity to Dr. Knauer to perform measurements and exchange knowledge in CEITEC, Czech Republic

26.06.2023

Masterarbeit Förderstipendium for Andreas Höfinger

Our Master degree student Andreas Höfinger has been awarded a support grant from the University of Vienna to complete his research

16.06.2023

Open PhD position at the group!

We are looking for a new PhD student to join the NanoMag!

14.06.2023

Summer interns at the NanoMag

This summer, three temporary NanoMagners will be joining us to work on a variety of projects

05.06.2023

Talk by Dmytro Bozhko at the NanoMag

Asst. Prof. Bozhko will present his talk, titled “Advances in observation of linear and nonlinear magnon spectra” on Monday, June 5th

01.06.2023

Talk by Andrei Slavin at the NanoMag

Prof. Slavin will present his talk “Spectral resolution of an ultrafast microwave spectrum analyzer based on a sweep-tuned spin-torque...

26.05.2023

Talk by Stéphane Mangin at the NanoMag

Prof. Mangin will present his talk “Overcoming the Critical Slowing Down of Magnetization Dynamics” on Monday, June 12th at 14:30.

04.05.2023

“Catching Magnons!”: The interactive webcomic that brings magnonics to life

Science and art have come together in our FWF-funded interactive webcomic, “Catching Magnons!,” designed to bring the NanoMag’s experimental research...