| Spintronics |
 Spintronics is a new technology in solid-state devices which exploits the intrinsic spin of electrons and its associated magnetic moment in addition to its fundamental electronic charge. |
| Nanoscale Domain Wall Devices |
 Magnetic domain walls can be manipulated in FM nanostructures by controlling some parameters like magnetocrystalline anisotropy and shape anisotropy, yielding rich physics and promising applications. |
| Spintronic Immunoassay and Biomagnetism |
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| Half Metals: the Absolute Magnets |
 Systems with complete spin polarization, termed as half metallic because they are metallic for one spin direction while at the same time semiconducting for the other spin direction. |
| Ultrasensitive Magnetic Microsensors |
 Spintronics is a new technology in solid-state devices which exploits the intrinsic spin of electrons and its associated magnetic moment in addition to its fundamental electronic charge. |
| Scanning Magnetoresistive Microscope |
 This magnetic microscope uses a MR sensor as the sensing element. It offers submicron resolution and can image current carrying devices like ICs and other solid state devices. |
| Exchange Bias in Multilayers |
 Exchange coupling of ferromagnetic and antiferromagnetic films across their common interface causes a shift in the hysteresis loop of the ferromagnet – a phenomenon known as exchange bias. |
| Micromagnetics and Interlayer Coupling |
 Spintronics is a new technology in solid-state devices which exploits the intrinsic spin of electrons and its associated magnetic moment in addition to its fundamental electronic charge. |
| Extraordinary Hall Effect |
 Ferromagnets display the extraordinary Hall effect, an additional contribution which depends directly on the magnetization of the material and is often much larger than the ordinary Hall effect. |
| MTJ Sensor Array |
 MTJs are magnetic sensors which consist of two ferromagnetic layers separated by an extremely thin insulating layer. |