Université Paris-Saclay hosts prestigious scientists as part of its "Chaires d'Alembert". These laureates give an "inaugural lesson": this seminar intended for all audiences will be given by the laureate of the Chaire, including a presentation by the host team.
Andrew Kent is hosted at the Nanoelectronics Department of C2N. He is a Professor of Physics and Director of the Center for Quantum Phenomena at New York University. His research interests are in the physics of magnetic nanostructures, nanomagnetic devices and magnetic information storage. In 2007 he founded Spin-Transfer Technologies, a startup company developing spin torque magnetic random access memory devices, and based in Silicon Valley. He received the French Jean d'Alembert Research Fellowship in 2017.
On the 13th December, Andrew Kent will give an inaugural lesson in the amphitheater of C2N about "A new spin on magnetism with applications in information processing".
Watch the recording of the conference on the Youtube channel of Université Paris-Saclay:
- Learn more about it on the C2N seminars webpage.
