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Physics-informed X-ray tomography of magnetization and material parameters

Alexander Setescak, Polly Mitchell, Luke J. R. Higgins +12

Three-dimensional spin textures are stabilized by microscopic interactions within their host materials. X-ray vector tomography can image these nanoscale structures, but weak magne…

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New dimensions in magnetism and superconductivity via 3D nanoprinting with focused electron and ion beams

Claire Donnelly, Rosa Córdoba, Amalio Fernández-Pacheco

The extension of nanoscale quantum materials to the third dimension brings new possibilities to geometrically tune emergent properties, emulating or indeed going beyond the physics…

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Generation of Bloch Points with Controlled Spin Texture Using Geometrical Boundary Conditions

Naëmi Leo, Daniel Wolf, Alicia Estela Herguedas Alonso +16

Bloch points are three-dimensional topological singularities in magnetization that play a key role in topological transformations of spin textures, such as skyrmion creation or ann…

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The 2026 Skyrmionics Roadmap

Sabri Koraltan, Claas Abert, Manfred Albrecht +64

Magnetic skyrmions and related topological spin textures have emerged as a central topic in condensed-matter physics, combining fundamental significance with potential for transfor…

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Magnetization reversal mechanism of double-helix nanowires probed by dark-field magneto-optical Kerr effect

Takeaki Gokita, Jakub Jurczyk, Naëmi Leo +8

Double-helix (DH) nanowires provide a platform to study the influence of geometric chirality on spin chirality. Their three-dimensional (3D) helical architecture and tunable inter-…