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Antiferromagnetic spintronics goes USB
Xavi Marti 6 mar. 2016
Interesting and useless - this was the common perception of antiferromagnets expressed quite explicitly, for example, in the 1970 Nobel lecture of Louis Neel. Today, 6th March 2016, we operated the first USB-compatible antiferromagnetic memory device.
Also at ICMAB
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ICMAB is the 10th Catalan Institution with more ERC Grants
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- 17 December 2020 675 hit(s) Press
A new publication by AGAUR highlights the importance of Catalan Research in the European context and shares the top research institutions in ERCs, Numbers show that from 2007 to 2019, Catalunya has received 369 ERC grants and that 82 % of them are distributed in 16 institutions, including ICMAB. -
Aireamos platform to stop aerosol transmission of Covid-19
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- 11 December 2020 742 hit(s) Press
The Aireamos platform is the result of the efforts of different Spanish research groups and entities that are studying the virus transmission mechanism via aerosol by analyzing CO2 levels in air. The platform was presented via Youtube on 3 December 2020. Albert Verdaguer, ICMAB researcher, is part of this group. -
Molecular simulations to understand coronavirus
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- 27 November 2020 713 hit(s) Press
The rapid characterization of the SARS-CoV-2 virus has allowed researchers at the Soft Matter Theory Group to learn more about how it interacts with surfaces through extremely precise simulations. The results have been published in the scientific journal Biointephases. -
Judith Guasch interviewed in Agencia SINC for the 3D hydrogels used in cancer immunotherapy
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- 09 November 2020 494 hit(s) Press
On 9 November 2020, Judith Guasch appered in the cover of the Agencia SINC in an interview to talk about her research on 3D hydrogels that mimic lymph nodes and that will be used as scaffolds for T cell culture in cancer immunotherapy. -
Meet Ignasi Fina, interviewed at Materials Horizons Emerging Investigator Series
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- 27 August 2020 597 hit(s) Press
The journal Materials Horizons (RSC) includes in its last "Emerging Investigator Series" collection, an interview to ICMAB researcher Ignasi Fina, for his recent publication "Local manipulation of metamagnetism by strain nanopatterning".
