News & Analysis Spintronics for Silicon Approaching

September 20, 2013 Miranda Drake

News & Analysis Spintronics for Silicon Approaching, EE Times, Sept. 19, 2013. NC State researchers have discovered a new silicon-compatible room-temperature dilute magnetic semiconductor, holding great promise for spintronic devices, which store information on the magnetic spin of an electron. Jay Narayan, material science engineering, featured.

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