The field of orbitronics has emerged with great potential to impact information technology by
enabling environmentally friendly electronic devices. The main electronic degree of freedom …

The orbital magnetoelectric effect (OME) generically refers to the appearance of an orbital
magnetization induced by an applied electric field. Here, we show that nanoribbons of …

Profiles of the spin and orbital angular momentum accumulations induced by a
longitudinally applied electric field are explored in nanoribbons of p-band systems with a …

We study the orbital Hall effect (OHE) in the AC regime using bilayer graphene (BLG) as a
prototypical material platform. While the unbiased BLG has gapless electronic spectra …

The ability to realistically simulate the electronic structure of superconducting materials is
important to understand and predict various properties emerging in both the …

Exchange bias, as an internal magnetic bias induced by a ferromagnetic–antiferromagnetic
exchange coupling, is extremely important in many magnetic applications such as …

The ultimate control of magnetic states of matter at femtosecond (or even faster) timescales
defines one of the most pursued paradigm shifts for future information technology. In this …

Relaxation effects are of primary importance in the description of magnetic excitations,
leading to a myriad of methods addressing the phenomenological damping parameters. In …

Terahertz spintronics offers the prospect of devices which are both faster and more energy-
efficient. A promising route to achieve this goal is to exploit current-induced spin-orbit …

Spin-orbit-related effects offer a highly promising route for reading and writing information in
magnetic units of future devices. These phenomena rely not only on the static magnetization …