In this particular project, we study the spin-polarized charge transport across superconducting interfaces. Ferromagnetic contact electrodes on a superconducting thin film are used to inject and detect spin- polarized current. This spin injection technique is used as a direct probe of the carrier scattering time and the spin lifetime in a material. GSAC Talks are held every Tuesday and Thursday evening in Loomis 158.
Physics graduate students to a wide variety of research areas and potential advisors.
All first-year graduate sudents are strongly encouraged to attend.