Projects

International

MAGNETOFON – Ultrarýchla magneto-optoelektronika pre nedisipatívnu informačnú technológiu
Ultrafast opto-magneto-electronics for non-dissipative information technology
Program: COST
Project leader: Dr. Mruczkiewicz Michal
Project webpage: https://www.cost.eu/actions/CA17123/#tabs|Name:overview
Duration: 3.10.2018 – 2.10.2022
ERA.Net RUS Plus – Terahertzová spintronika a magnonika feromagnetov a antiferomagnetov
Terahertz spintronics and magnonics of ferro- and antiferromagnets
Program: ERANET
Project leader: Dr. Mruczkiewicz Michal
Project webpage: http://p3.snf.ch/Project-177550
Duration: 1.7.2018 – 30.6.2021
Topologické spinové vlny
Topological spin waves
Program: Other
Project leader: Dr. Mruczkiewicz Michal
Duration: 1.3.2019 – 30.5.2019

National

Robustné spinové vlny pre budúce magnonické aplikácie
Robust spin waves for future magnonic applications
Program: SRDA
Project leader: Dr. Mruczkiewicz Michal
Annotation: In this project we will focus on the theoretical and experimental investigation of spin wave dynamics at nanoscale. Spin wave is considered as candidate for an information carrier in ultrafast and energy efficient information processing devices. It is due the unique properties of spin waves, namely low heat dissipation, possible manipulation at nanoscale or reconfigurability. We are going to investigate specific spin wave systems, that can host robust, unidirectional and reprogrammable spin waves. Therefore, the results of this project will contribute to the field of modern magnetism, magnonics.
Duration: 1.7.2020 – 30.6.2023
Spinové vlny v exotických štruktúrach
Waves in exotic spin textures
Program: SASPRO
Project leader: Dr. Mruczkiewicz Michal
Annotation: The research project is focused on thetheoretical investigation of collective excitations in various magnetic architectures and magnetic field configurations (spin textures). In particular, the dynamical properties of magnetic vortices and skyrmions will be studied in disks, nontrivial geometries and ultrathin films. Possible mechanisms of excitations (e.g., current or external field) will be considered and the possibility of experimental verification of numerically studied structures will be evaluated. An important part of the work will be dedicated to the study of collective skyrmion modes, a topic of research that is completely unexplored yet. On the basis of the obtained results a logic device will be proposed.
Duration: 4.1.2016 – 31.12.2018