Call for Projects 2024: Discover the 12 Selected Projects
The SPIN Research Program launched its first Call for Projects this year, providing support to Main and Transversal Projects. A total of 12 projects were selected, including 9 scope collaborative projects and 3 “young scientist” projects
The Spintronics Research Program, funded with 38 million euros over eight years, organizes two calls for projects aimed at supporting Main and Transversal Projects. This year marked the first call, which offered two modes of support. The first is for “scope collaborative projects“, with funding ranging from €800K to €1M. The second is for “Young Scientist” projects, with support ranging from €300K to €400K. Below is the list of projects selected as part of this first call.
Nine scope collaborative projects have been selected. Find the list below:
Scope collaborative projects
ACOUSKYR
> Surface acoustic waves for the manipulation of skyrmions
> Coordinator: Hélène Béa, Université Grenoble Alpes
ALTEROSPIN
> Altermagnetic spintronics
> Coordinator: Vincent Garcia, CNRS
MAGISTRAL
> Magnetic disks as Transducer of AnguLar momentum
> Coordinator: Olivier Klein, CEA
MoxSpin
> New magnetic oxides relevant for ultrafast spin-based information technologies
> Coordinator: Niels Keller, CNRS
MULTISPIN
> Van der Waals Multiferroic Heterostructures for Logic-In-Memory Spintronic Devices
> Coordinator: Jean-François Dayen, CNRS
Nifty
> Nitride ferroelectrics for ultralow-power spintronics
> Coordinator: Manuel Bibes, CNRS
OPTOSPINCOM
> Ultrafast optical spin communication
> Coordinator: Yuan Lu, Université de Lorraine
OXIMOR
> Oxide Materials for Orbitronics
> Coordinateur : Aurélien Manchon, CNRS
SUPERSPIN
> Superconducting spintronics
> Coordinator: Thomas Hauet, Université de Lorraine
Young scientist
As for the “young scientist” projects, three projects have been selected. Find the list below:
HOBBIT
> Harnessing out-of-equilibrium spintronics in self-adaptative brain-inspired networks
> Coordinator: Philippe Talatchian, CEA
MAGNON-BRAQET
> Magnon-Based Resources Addressing Quantum Enabling
Technologies
> Coordinator: William Legrand, CNRS
