New Trends in Two-Dimensional Magnetic Materials

Dear Colleagues,

Due to its excellent physical properties and unique non-dangling atomic level planar structure, two-dimensional materials are expected to be a strong competitor for silicon-based semiconductor materials. At the same time, the demand for smart systems consisting of low-power smart computing chips and sensitive sensors is destined to explode as people yearn for a smart life. In the past few years, two-dimensional materials have rapidly developed as an emerging material and are gradually applied in the industrialization. Meanwhile, the family members of two-dimensional materials have been increasing, and their application fields have become more diverse, including high-density storage, optical sensing, thermoelectric cycles, new energy batteries, and auxiliary medicine. Therefore, the research on the properties of new low-dimensional materials has become a hot topic in recent years.

In this Special Issue of Magnetochemistry, we call for highlights of the recent achievements and research reports in the fields of spintronic devices, synthesis, and characterization of quantum materials (e.g., graphene, semiconducting magnetic materials, two-dimensional material) and their heterostructures, molecular devices, spintronics, spin caloritronics, and quantum and neuromorphic computing. The published papers include research papers, communications, and perspectives/progress report review articles.

Prof. Dr. Lin Zhu
Prof. Dr. Kailun Yao
Guest Editors

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