- Magnetic Doping of Golden-Cage Clusters
- Electrically Controlled Surface Magnetism
- Sculptured Cobalt Nanomagnets
- Stripes are Stars! Pt Helps Fe to Stay Magnetized
- How Strong is It?
- Lessons and Activities for Science Teachers
- Reaching a New Level of Nanostructuring: Two-Phase Clusters
- Correlation Effects and Electronic Structure of Gd@C60
- Ferroelectrically Controlled Magnetism
- Collective Buckling of Periodic Soft Nanostructures on Surfaces
- Summer Programs Share Nanoscale Research
- Tunneling Anisotropic Magnetoresistance in Magnetic Break Junctions
- Defect Mediated Properties of Magnetic Tunnel Junctions
- Nanostructuring for High-Energy Magnets
- Fourth Graders Study Optical Properties of Solids
- Magnetization Reversal of Patterned Submicron-Sized Dot Arrays
- New Magnetoresistive Phenomenon Discovered at the Nanoscale
- Electric Field Control of Magnetic Nanostructures
- Magnetic Domain Walls at the Nanoscale: Rigid or Soft?
- Controlling Magnetism through a Ferroelectric Switch
- Light Used as a Magnetic Hammer
- Transition Metal Oxides as Tunnel Barriers
- Ballistic Anisotropic Magnetoresistance
- Anisotropic Magnetism in Dilute Magnetic Semiconductors
- Microcantilever Torque Magnetometer (MTM)
- Magnetic Tunnel Junctions
- Template-Mediated Self-Assembly of Patterned Nanomagnets
- Bonding of Biphenyldimethyldithiol on Co Surface
- Spin Polarization at Oxidized Co Surface
- Research Experiences for Teachers
- Seventh Graders Make Nanowires
- Nanotube Magnetism
- Domain Wall Resistance in Magnetic Nanojunctions
- Co and Ni Magnetic Nanocontacts
- Materials Science for Elementary/Secondary Students
Highlights:
Research and education high-lights are brief and digestible summaries of recent significant research results or education activities, chosen for their potential interest to a broad audience.
