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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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News

23.03.2023
 

Prof. Dieter Koelle will present his talk “NanoSQUIDs for sensing magnetic fields on the nanoscale” on Friday, April 14th

16.03.2023
 

David Schmoll, Rostyslav Serha, and Andrey Voronov will be Mobility Fellows of the Vienna Doctoral School in Physics (VDSP)

03.03.2023
 

A snowy Semmering welcomed the group for two days of scientific discussions and team-building for our 2023 group retreat

 

17.02.2023
 

The Inaugural Lecture of Andrii Chumak, titled “Spin waves for novel information systems”, will take place on Wednesday, 15 March 2023 at the Main...

09.02.2023
 

A paper by scientists from the Politecnico di Torino led by Asst.-Prof. Dr. Fabrizio Riente, and the NanoMag shows the development of a computational...

01.02.2023
 

Vienna’s City Hall opened its doors to the science and research community for the Vienna Ball of Sciences and many smartly dressed NanoMagners joined...

16.01.2023
 

Are you a Bachelor or Master student? Until 31 January 2023 you have time to apply for a chance of joining the group in our research around nanoscale...

12.01.2023
 

Oleksandr Dobrovolskiy will lead the efforts from the FWF-funded Austrian side in order to examine the physics of spin waves in...

20.12.2022
 

We would like to wish everyone a happy and successful 2023 and invite you to read our 2022 highlights and holiday greetings!

12.12.2022
 

Asst. Prof. Hioki will present his talk “Exploration of various magnon states using magnetization state tomography” on Friday, December 16th. The talk...

02.12.2022
 

The whole NanoMag congratulates Dr. Wang for his new position at one of China’s leading research universities, where he will establish his own group

 

14.11.2022
 

Asst. Prof. Elyasi will present his talk “Theory of the magnon parametron” on Tuesday, November 15th. The talk will be live and available on Zoom

11.11.2022
 

Our PhD student Andrei Voronov started his three months long Erasmus+ at CEITEC in Brno, Czech Republic

07.11.2022
 

The Magnetics Society “Magnetism for Ukraine” Initiative is assisting in the support and recovery of science and technology in Ukraine, promoting the...

03.11.2022
 

Michael received the award for his PhD thesis, titled “Bose-Einstein condensation of a DC-pulse driven magnon systems”