Spintronics, or spin-based electronics, is a rapidly growing multidisciplinary research area in
the development of physical mechanisms based on the spin as well as the charge of an …

As the feature sizes of electronic devices continue to shrink, new technologies—in particular
spintronics and derived interfacial architectures—become increasingly pivotal. In this …

Abstract The two-dimensional (2D) transition-metal dichalcogenides (TMDCs) have been
recently proposed as a promising class of materials for spintronic applications. Here, we …

In the last decade, two-dimensional (2D) transition metal dichalcogenides have been
introduced with great significance in the spintronic devices for their extraordinary electrical …

Since the discovery of Graphene, 2D materials have attracted wide research curiosity due to
their unique properties and potential applications. The new class of 2D materials such as …

Vertical tunneling junctions showing negative differential resistance (NDR) are realized in
WS 2 homojunction devices. Mono-/multilayered single crystalline WS 2 is grown using …

Magnetoresistance (MR) in thin films stems from different types of scattering mechanism
present in the film. We report a systematic study of the temperature-dependent …

The paper presents experimental results concerning the structural-phase state, diffusion
processes and magnetoresistive properties of three-layer films Сo (1–x) Crx/Cu/Co/substrate …

For flexible and wearable spintronics, it has thus far been a challenge to develop a magnetic
material/polymer heterostructure at room temperature due to the thermal sensitivity of …

As one of the basic devices of spintronics, spin valve contains abundant physical effects in
addition to its high magnetoresistance ratio (MR) value. Owing to the spin filter effect in two …