Magnetic memory's performance depends on 'tidy' interfacesMagnetic data storage that does not depend on moving parts, like in a hard disk or tape, is an attractive option. Still, this technology seems to suffer from a type of ‘memory loss’ that can only be explained by using advanced models of the interface between materials. Researchers of the MESA+ Institute of the University of Twente did this exercise for the first time and were able to demonstrate the effect of temperature on the order - or disorder -, of the interface. Their paper in Physical Review Letters was highlighted as an ‘Editor’s suggestion’.Read more
MESA+ NanoLab closed until 6 aprilOn Sunday 15 march 2020, the Dutch government announced new measures to control the impact of the Coronavirus situation. Because of these measures and the measures that the University of Twente has taken, the MESA+ NanoLab will be closed until 6 april 2020.Read more
Magnetic memory's performance depends on 'tidy' interfaces
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