Advances in Nanoelectronic, Nanomagnetic and Spintronic Device
A special issue of Electronics (ISSN 2079-9292). This special issue belongs to the section "Semiconductor Devices".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 September 2023) | Viewed by 3098
Special Issue Editor
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Steady and continuous advancement in the field of nanoelectronics, nanomagnetic materials and spintronics is overwhelming and has generally been achieved as a response to a specific application, property, or technological need. There are several different disciplines that fundamentally converge into generating interdisciplinar knowledge, needed to create novel devices, processes and technologies, as a response to various application requests.
Within the present Special Issue we invite fundamental contributions in the emerging fields of nanoelectronics, spintronics, photonics, spin orbitronics and magnetism, as well as applicative contributions dealing with the interplay of these emerging fields towards conception and design of advanced nanodevices, systems-on-a-chip, integration platforms, networks-on-a-chip, lab-on-a-chip and other complex hierarchical devices with multiple functionalities.
This Special Issue welcomes contributions linked to: advanced systems for magnetic nanotagging, advanced CMOS prototyping, arrays of bio-functionalized sensors, hybrid integration of photonic, plasmonic and phononic systems into Silicon-on-Insulator platforms for advanced nanoelectronics.
The applicability of the interdisciplinary topic contains, without being limited to, nano-magnet logic devices, integration platform with magnetic-electronic-photonic capabilities, spintronic-photonic memory chips, THz emissive spintronic devices, all-optical switching memories, arrays of sensing devices, electric field switching magnetic heterostructures, spin-torque and spin-Hall nano-oscillators, reconfigurable electronics using multiferroics, materials with large magnetoelectric coupling for next-generation multifunctional devices, neuromorphic spintronics, electric-field tunable microwave resonators, other data and memory applications from cache to storage.
We also welcome interdisciplinary contributions, as advanced nanoscale materials have a tremendous range of applicability for almost every aspect of contemporary technology: artificial intelligence, machine learning, automotive, sensoring, photonics, renewable energy, biomedical applications, high-tech, information and communications technologies, environment, space and security applications, power generation and many others.
Together with the Editorial Board, we will maintain an expedited article processing procedure, including a competent, transparent, and fast peer review, to ensure the fastest dissemination of your research results.
Dr. Ovidiu Crisan
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- nano-magnet logic devices
- spintronic-photonic memory chips
- THz emission
- spintronic devices
- all-optical switching memories
- arrays of sensors
- spintronics
- spin-orbitronics
- neuromorphic devices
- reconfigurable electronics
- tunable microwave resonators
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