Information

Table of Contents

Complete PiC

Year

2016

Volume

72

Number

2

Theme

Applied Magnetism

Guest Editors

	Martin Plumer - Memorial University of Newfoundland
	Can-Ming Hu - University of Manitoba

Cover description

Detection of mechanical torque by light interferometry enhances the sensitivity of magnetic resonance spectroscopy (for details see article by Losby and Freeman, p. 71).

Articles (Click on the titles to open PDFs in a new tab)

Foreword

• Applied Magnetism
  • Martin Plumer, Can-Ming Hu

Feature Articles

• Bob the Builder and his Electron Shovel: Planning and Constructing Nanomagnets for Jobs from Drug Delivery to Electric Car Motors
  • Johan van Lierop, Palash K. Manna, Elizabeth Skoropata, Michael P. Rowe

• The “Holy Grail” of Multiferroic Physics
  • Rogerio de Sousa

• Instability Processes for Magnons in Ferromagnetic Nanostructures
  • Michael G. Cottam, Zahra Haghshenasfard

• Spin Wave Resonance of Ferromagnetic Nanowire Arrays
  • David Ménard, Christian Lacroix

• Spin Mechanics
  • Joseph E. Losby, Mark R. Freeman

• Dawn of Cavity Spintronics
  • Can-Ming Hu

• Electronic Transport in Magnetic Tunnel Junction: A Discussion of the Electron- Magnon-Photon Coupling
  • Yang Xiao, Hong Guo

• STT-RAM Memory Devices
  • Monika Arora, Tommy Mckinnon, Brett Heinrich, Erol Girt, Ciaran Fowley, Ewa Kowalska, Volker Sluka, Alina Maria Deac

Conference Reports

• The First Regional Conference on Women in Physics, Islamabad, Pakistan
  • Adriana Predoi-Cross

Congratulations

• CAP member Charles Gale awarded 2016 Killam Research Fellowship

• Congratulations to Order of Canada recipients Art McDonald (CAP member) and Peter Calamai (CAPF Board member)

Ph.D. Degrees Awarded

• PhD Physics Degrees Awarded in Canadian Universities (Dec.2014-Dec.2015) - Supplement

CAP News

• Departmental, Sustaining, Corporate and Institutional Members

Book Reviews (BRMS)(External)

• A Guide to Monte Carlo Simulations in Statistical Physics

• Transmission Lines

• Bayesian Probability Theory: Applications in the Physical Sciences