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Scientists create highly ordered artificial spin ice using nanotechnology
Date:11/29/2010

reater level of understanding in this fascinating system."

The team created "artificial" spin ice samples at Brookhaven using a state-of-the-art nanotechnology tool called an electron beam writer. A similar 4 million facility is shortly to be opened at the University of Leeds which will be unique to the UK and will allow continued collaboration with the researchers at Brookhaven.


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Contact: Hannah Isom
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44-113-343-4031
University of Leeds
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