Spintronics Research group

Research keywords: · spintronics · condensed matter physics · solid state spectroscopy

Horizon Europe keywords: · Advanced materials · Batteries · Circular economy · Clean, sustainable, secure and competitive energy supply · Health technologies, new tools and solutions · Raw materials · Renewable energy · Semiconductors

Institute of Physics Department of Physics

Dr. Ferenc Simon

Full Professor

PhD, DSc

H-1111 Budapest, Műegyetem rkp. 3.

+3614631215

simon.ferenc@ttk.bme.hu

Introduction of the Research Group

Spintronics ie the use of electron spin for information processing is motivated by the orders of magnitude longer conservation of electron spin alignment in metals or semiconductors as compared to their momentum conservation time. The survival of spin orientation is characterized by the spin relaxation times. Our research group studies these material dependent characteristic times also experimentally and theoretically with collaborators.

Watch our 3-minute introductory video:

https://dept.physics.bme.hu/SpinSpectroscopy

Achievements Publications Patents Awards Journals Infrastructure Projects Industry relations Conferences Other

Achievements

-we developed the unified theory of spin relaxation in metals and semiconductors
-we synthesized isotope labeled carbon nanotubes

Publications

https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=-P2lBDoAAAAJ&hl=en

Patents

Awards

Momentum Grant of the HAS European Research Council Starting Grant

Journals

Physical Review, Scientific Reports

Infrastructure

ESR, Raman spectrometers, optically detected magnetic resonance

Projects

OTKA
Quantuminformatics National Laboratory

Industry relations

Mediso, Magnetec Ungarn, Semilab

Conferences

Other activities

Editor for various journals, Scientific Reports