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October 03 2021

Tech transfer: Magellan stays the course

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The Magellan startup program kicked off with a call for projects in June. More than 100 submissions, covering everything from digital technology and energy to healthcare were received. A total of 29 potential founders received or are still receiving support services that include training, consulting, and help finding financing. Fifteen of the beneficiaries are from […] >>

October 03 2021

Irig turns to YouTube to spread the word about its research

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Irig recently posted two videos on the CEA Recherche YouTube channel. The idea is to help the general public understand how scientific research can contribute to solving society’s major challenges.The first video, on the basic research supporting the transition to clean energy, highlights research addressing biofuel production from micro-algae, the development of dye-sensitized solar cells, […] >>

October 03 2021

Reversing magnetization with an electric field

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Researchers at Irig working with colleagues in Romania* recently discovered that the magnetization of an MRAM-cell-type nanostructure can be reversed by applying an electric field rather than an electric current. Their results should lead to some exciting developments.When an electric field is applied, the write speed is ten times faster and uses 100 times less […] >>

October 03 2021

Creating and manipulating skyrmions with helium ions

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Researchers from Spintec and their Paris-based partners* successfully generated and controlled the movement of magnetic pseudo particles called skyrmions by first irradiating a magnetic track with helium ions. Until now, skyrmions were impossible to control, moving toward the edges of the track and disappearing.This advance bodes well for the use of skyrmions to build processors […] >>

October 03 2021

Making IoT devices more resilient to attacks

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Currently, when an IoT device (a “node” on the network) is attacked by hackers, the entire network can be affected, as can internet-connected third-party infrastructure services.A new solution called iMRC uses a control server to detect attacks and takes over any devices that have been compromised to find out what vulnerability the hackers used to […] >>
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