By A.J. Roan
Metal Tech News
Tuned magnetism for quantum components
Chromium-sulfide-bromide crystals benefit semiconductors Metal Tech News – May 25, 2022
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Last updated 7/12/2022 at 2:07pm
Columbia University/Myung-Geun Han and Yimei Zhu
Chromium-sulfide-bromide crystallizes into thin layers that can be peeled apart and stacked to create nanoscale devices.
Columbia University chemists and physicists recently found a link between tunable electronic magnetic properties in a 2D semiconductor that could potentially be applied to quantum computing, spintronics, and other fundamental research.
Created in the lab of chemist Xavier Roy, chromium-sulfide-bromide (CrSBr) is chemistry that is called a van der Waals crystal, which can be peeled into stackabl...
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