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Department of Applied Physics

In-Situ TEM

We are using high-resolution TEM to image nanomaterials under varying electrical biasing, heating, and mechanical nanoprobing conditions.

Department of Applied Physics

Multisensory Interconnected Networks

We explore materials and concepts for neuromorphic computing and smart sensing technology.

Department of Applied Physics

Artificial Spin Ice

Utilizing frustration by design, we explore the real-time dynamics of magnetic excitations in artificial spin ice and spin glass systems.

Department of Applied Physics

Magnetoplasmonics

We use plasmonics to tailor magneto-optical responses, study nanolasing, and control all-optical magnetic switching.

Department of Applied Physics

Magnetic Skyrmions

We investigate the formation, annihilation, switching, and motion of magnetic skyrmions and skyrmion lattices.

Department of Applied Physics

Magnonics

We study spin waves in YIG-based magnonic structures and work on wave-based neural networks.

Talent Expo

Student targeting and JobTeaser

Get the guidelines and tips for using Aalto JobTeaser and for setting up student targeting.

Department of Applied Physics

Voltage Control of Magnetism

We control magnetism by voltage using strain transfer in multiferroic structures and ion migration in metal/oxide bilayers.

People

June 18.-21. 2018. The Congress will concentrate on European and global issues around art education and its connections to societal and scientific topics. The goal for this InSEA Congress is to offer possibilities for intercultural and interdisciplinary conversations on most current and burning issues in contemporary art education. Different submission formats will offer room for new ideas to appear among researchers, teachers, artists and project workers.

Radical Relevances 2018

25.–27.4.2018. We invite researchers and artists of all disciplines to join us in conference that goes beyond the rational and explores what is relevant to lived experience. Radical Relevances is a multidisciplinary conference addressing complex global phenomena of our time, such as climate change, biodiversity, income inequality, and mass migration and how these relate to the everyday lives of different people.