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SYMS: Symposium Three-Dimensional Nanostructures: From Magnetism to Superconductivity

SYMS 1: Three-Dimensional Nanostructures: From Magnetism to Superconductivity

Monday, March 18, 2024, 09:30–12:15, H 0105

Three-dimensional nanostructures of superconductors, semiconductors, magnetic and dielectric materials have become one of the major research avenues in condensed-matter physics, because of a variety of novel geometry- and topology-induced phenomena: On one hand, fine control of the geometry changes the fundamental behaviour by inducing topological transitions, effective anisotropies and chirality, new topologies of spin textures, as well as can lead to unusual dynamic properties, including non-reciprocity and ultra-fast responses. On the other hand, 3D geometries offer a route to significant increases in density and interconnectivity which are key for unconventional computing architectures. This Interdisciplinary Session brings together experts from the communities of fundamental and applied research in the fields of superconductivity and magnetism to identify common challenges in extending different materials systems to the third dimension.

	09:30	SYMS 1.1	Invited Talk: 3D Racetrack Memory — •Stuart Parkin
	10:00	SYMS 1.2	Invited Talk: Curved electronics: geometry-induced effects at the nanoscale — •Paola Gentile
	10:30	SYMS 1.3	Invited Talk: Curvilinear micromagnetism — •Denys Makarov
	11:00		15 min. break
	11:15	SYMS 1.4	Invited Talk: Study of 3D superconducting nanoarchitectures — •Rosa Córdoba
	11:45	SYMS 1.5	Invited Talk: 3D nanoarchitectures for superconductivity and magnonics — •Oleksandr Dobrovolskiy