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Electronics, Electromagnetism and Applications of Nanomaterials

Special Issue Information

Dear colleagues,

As far as we know, the applications of nanomaterials are limitless and offer the possibility to generate significant advances in fields such as computing, electronics, food, medicine, etc. The variety of nanomaterials is huge, and their combination allows to tailor the properties of functional materials to develop novel devices and applications.

In particular, electronics in nanomaterials is one of the scientific disciplines at the forefront of the fast-emerging fields of nanoscience and nanotechnology. Nanoelectronics holds answers for how the capabilities of electronic devices can be increased while reducing their weight and consumption. Additionally, the possibility of eternally shrinking integrated circuits, wearing flexible gadgets, spreading internet-of-things everywhere, etc. is becoming a reality thanks to nanotechnology.

Similarly, very interesting magnetic behaviors can be produced in materials thanks to the nanometric dimensions of the systems or of the crystallites forming them. Potential applications in nonreciprocal systems, magnetic recording, high-performance soft materials and magnets, microsensors and microactuators, functionalized magnetic particles, etc. are being revolutionized by developoments in nanomagnetism.

This Special Issue of Nanomaterials aims to explore the applications of nanomaterials, including the fields of electronics, magnetism, spintronics, etc.

Prof. Dr. Anna Vila
Guest Editor

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Keywords

  • avalanche photodetectors
  • electronic devices
  • electronic materials
  • metal–oxide semiconductors
  • nanotechnology
  • printed electronics

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Nanomaterials - ISSN 2079-4991