  The signature of magnetism without a ferromagnet in a non-magnetic
heterostructure is novel as well as fascinating from fundamental research point
of view. It has been shown by Al'Mari et al: that magnetism can be induced at
the interface of Cu/C60 due to change in density of states. However, the
quantification of such interfacial magnetic moment has not been performed yet.
In order to quantify the induced magnetic moment in Cu, we have performed X-ray
magnetic circular dichroism (XMCD) measurements on Cu/C$_{60}$ multilayers. We
have observed room temperature ferromagnetism in Cu/C$_{60}$ stack. Further
XMCD measurements show that ~0.01 $\mu_B$/atom magnetic moment has been induced
in Cu at the Cu/C$_{60}$ interface.
