Posted Aug. 13, 2012 at 7:22 a.m.
IBM scientists Matthias Walser (left) and Gian Salis who published the finding with C. Reichl and W. Wegscheider from ETH Zurich in the 12 August 2012 online edition of Nature Physics. (Photo courtesy of IBM)
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IBM scientists Matthias Walser (left) and Gian Salis who published the finding with C. Reichl and W. Wegscheider from ETH Zurich in the 12 August 2012 online edition of Nature Physics. (Photo courtesy of IBM)
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Research Triangle Park, N.C. — Big Blue blog: IBM scientists have discovered how electroncs spin in a semiconductor - similar to a waltz - and say the news could lead to smaller, more energy efficient devices....
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