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Since their discovery in 2017, two-dimensional (2D) magnetic materials have emergedas a powerful platform for probing magnetism at reduced dimensionality, where thermal fluctuations challenge long-range order. Among them, RuCl3 is particularly compelling due to its unusual electronic and magnetic properties and its capacity to form heterostructures with potential ferroelectric effects, positioning it as a candidate for spintronic and quantum technologies. This project proposes a research internship to investigate how doping, external fields, and heterostructure engineering shape the properties of RuCl3, with the goal of identifying new pathways toward applications in quantum electronics and spintronics.
Mathieu Massicotte
École normale supérieure de Lyon
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Nanotechnology; Quantum Science; Advanced Manufacturing
Université de Sherbrooke
Globalink Research Award
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