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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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11.03.2021

Congratulations to Dr Sebastian Knauer for award of a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellowship!

We warmly congratulate our very own Dr Sebastian Knauer for the award of the prestigious Marie Skłodowska-Curie Individual Fellowship.

04.01.2021

A warm welcome to Sebastian Lamb-Camarena!

Sebastian joins the group as a PhD student and he will work under the supervision of PD Dr. habil. Oleksandr Dobrovolskiy on the FWF funded project...

03.12.2020

Qi Wang is awarded the TU Kaiserslautern Prize of the “Freundeskreis”

Qi received the award for his PhD thesis, titled “Linear and Nonlinear Spin Waves in Nanoscale Magnonic Structures for Data Processing”

24.11.2020

SuperSpin Lab joins the COST Action CA19108

PD Dr. habil. Oleksandr Dobrovolskiy is nominated as a Management Committee Member from Austria

23.11.2020

Spin waves for beginners on YouTube

The NanoMag YouTube channel continues growing, this time with a mini-lecture on spin waves

02.11.2020

We welcome Noura Zenbaa, our new PhD student!

We are happy to announce that Noura Zenbaa has joined our group as a PhD student under the supervision of Prof. Andrii Chumak

27.10.2020

VDSP Mobility Fellowship awarded to Barbora Budinská

The Vienna Doctoral School in Physics will provide her with financial support to connect with international experts

20.10.2020

Magnonic integrated circuits have been demonstrated

Researchers led by the University of Vienna and the TU Kaiserslautern have successfully constructed a basic building block of computer circuits using...

20.08.2020

Recent developments in spintronics are reviewed in Nature Electronics

A recent article explores the possible developments of spintronics in the microelectronics industry. The NanoMag group has contributed to it

10.08.2020

PD Dr. Oleksandr Dobrovolskiy receives FWF funding for the project "CurviMag"

The joint German-Austrian (DFG-FWF) project "Curvature-Induced Effects in Magnetic Nanostructures" deals with complex magnetic states and their...

03.08.2020

The joint Franco-Austrian project "MagFunc", in cooperation with Prof. Suess, is funded by the FWF

The joint project "MagFunc" deals with non-reciprocal 3D architectures for magnonic functionalities

03.07.2020

Superconductors for ultra-fast vortex motion and single-photon detectors

A new superconducting system in which magnetic flux quanta can move at velocities of 10-15 km/s has been discovered by a joint team from Frankfurt,...