Previous stories pertaining to Professor Epstein's research: "Researchers Develop World's First Light-Tunable 'Plastic' Magnet," "Electronic Polymers Could One Day Replace Copper," "Light-Emitting Plastics Offer A Rainbow Of Possibilities," College of Mathematical and Physical Sciences COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Researchers at Ohio State University and their colleagues have expanded the possibilities for a new kind of electronics, known as spintronics. Though spintronics technology has yet to be fully developed, it could result in computers that store more data in less space, process data faster, and consume less power. It could even lead to computers that “boot up” instantly, said and director of Ohio State's Spintronics uses magnetic fields to control the spin
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Previous stories pertaining to Professor Epstein's research: "Plastic Shows Promise For Spintronics, Magnetic Computer Memory," "Researchers Develop World's First Light-Tunable...
Images to accompany the story are available from Pam Frost Gorder, or by clicking Previous stories pertaining to Professor Epstein's research: "Plastic Shows Promise For Spintronics, Magnetic...
Previous stories pertaining to Professor Epstein's research: "Electronic Polymers Could One Day Replace Copper," "Light-Emitting Plastics Offer A Rainbow Of Possibilities," College...
Editor's note: High-resolution microscope images of hair used in the study are available to members of the media by contacting Pam Frost Gorder. Medium-resolution images can be seen Previous stories...
Editor's note: An image to accompany the story is available Previous stories pertaining to Professor Lee's research: "First Medical Test On CD Gets Good Results," "Ohio State Receives...
