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Luetkens, Hubertus
Paul Scherrer Institute
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- 2023Tunable unconventional kagome superconductivity in charge ordered RbV3Sb5 and KV3Sb5citations
- 2023Spin-orbit driven superconducting proximity effects in Pt/Nb thin filmscitations
- 2023Spin-orbit driven superconducting proximity effects in Pt/Nb thin filmscitations
- 2019Nodeless superconductivity and its evolution with pressure in the layered dirac semimetal $2M-WS_2$
- 2019Nodeless superconductivity and its evolution with pressure in the layered dirac semimetal 2M-WS2citations
- 2017Emergent magnetism at transition-metal–nanocarbon interfacescitations
- 2017Emergent magnetism at transition-metal–nanocarbon interfacescitations
- 2017Emergent magnetism at transition-metal–nanocarbon interfacescitations
- 2016Remotely induced magnetism in a normal metal using a superconducting spin-valvecitations
- 2015Beating the stoner criterion using molecular interfacescitations
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Emergent magnetism at transition-metal–nanocarbon interfaces
Abstract
<jats:title>Significance</jats:title><jats:p>Interfaces are critical in quantum physics, and therefore we must explore the potential for designer hybrid materials that profit from promising combinatory effects. In particular, the fine-tuning of spin polarization at metallo–organic interfaces opens a realm of possibilities, from the direct applications in molecular spintronics and thin-film magnetism to biomedical imaging or quantum computing. This interaction at the surface can control the spin polarization in magnetic field sensors, generate magnetization spin-filtering effects in nonmagnetic electrodes, or even give rise to a spontaneous spin ordering in nonmagnetic elements such as diamagnetic copper and paramagnetic manganese.</jats:p>