Spintronic Materials and Applications laboratory (SMAL)
Introduction
The Spintronic Materials and Applications Lab. (SMAL) is led by Professor J.–R. Jeong. Our research group is concerned with developing novel nanomaterials by the design and fabrication of new types of nanocomposites for spintronic, biomedical, and electronic applications and understanding of underlying physics of nanomaterials.
Hightlighted researchs
Enhanced spin pumping via nonlocal magnons
YIG grown by MOD method
Holmium Iron Garnet
MIMS Nano Structure
Thulium Iron Garnet film
Yttrium Iron Garnet film
Bismuth-Yttrium Iron Garnet film
Gadolinium Iron Garnet film
Multiple architectures materials
Finite difference time domain (FDTD) simulation
Multi-layers temperature profile simulation
Fabrication & measurement system
Laser-based SSE Measurement System
Joule heating SSE Measurement System
FTS-Shamrock Sputtering System
Facing sputtering system
DC-RF sputtering (on-axis)
Vibration Sample Magnetometer (VSM)
Super Kanthal (furnace)
Ball Milling
Box-furnace
Plasma Treatment System
Tube-furnace
Rapid thermal annealing (RTA) system
2 Zones CVD system
PPMS
PPMS