SpinENGINE

SpinENGINE is a EU FET-OPEN project intended to lay the foundation for a new computational platform based on emergent behavior in large nanomagnet ensembles.

[Erik Folven @ErikFolven]

The SpinENGINE team had a great project meeting in Zürich. Thanks to @ETH for welcoming us at Villa Hatt. @EngineSpin @NTNU @fet_eu @HorizonEU

[Anders Strømberg @elektrofjell]

Our paper on "flatspin", in which we introduce and demonstrate our simulator for artificial spin ice, is *finally* out! https://t.co/5kj7Fbw5fB
This one took a while. 😅🎉 Visit https://t.co/m6OBA2Q1ko for more details and try it out 🧑🏾‍💻🧲🖥️💾

[SpinENGINE @EngineSpin]

Our first physical meeting since the kickoff in 2020 was hosted by @BartelVW in Gent

[Erik Folven @ErikFolven]

Application deadline approaching for Postdoc position on unconventional computing with nanomagnets in the SpinENGINE project @EngineSpin

https://t.co/R2eesebPlB

[Erik Folven @ErikFolven]

New paper on magnetic metamaterials!
Phys. Rev. B 104, 134421 (2021) - Effects of array shape and disk ellipticity in dipolar-coupled magnetic metamaterials. @EngineSpin https://t.co/70bHRYOZY0

[Erik Folven @ErikFolven]

https://t.co/yq6y3rTIik Tailoring ferromagnetic and antiferromagnetic domains in arrays of tiny nanomagnets. How cool is that!

[Erik Folven @ErikFolven]

A new way to look at the inner workings of tiny magnets https://t.co/1F6HsCG9QF

[Erik Folven @ErikFolven]

Application deadline approaching for PhD position on unconventional computing with nanomagnets in the SpinENGINE project @EngineSpin
https://t.co/iVcx8uJyCm

[Anders Strømberg @elektrofjell]

Received the best poster award at #NNUM2019 for my poster on Apparent Superpatterns in SEM Images of Small Periodic Structures! @DTUNanolab @SocratesNFR @NtnuNano

[SpinENGINE @EngineSpin]

Are you interested in pursuing a PhD in unconventional computing with nanomagnets. Then you should apply before the May 15 deadline at
https://t.co/uyebAdrz10

[NTNU Digital @DigitalNtnu]

We need computers that are reliable, scalable and energy efficient. Gunnar Tufte explains how neurons can be the answer to the computer design of the future. #BigChallenge @NTNU @NorwegianOpenAl

[Magnus Själander @MagnusSjalander]

@NTNU will coordinate the EU FET-OPEN SpinENGINE project were we will harness the emergent behavior in nanomagnet ensembles for computations.