Optically-induced Tesla range magnetic fields and nanomagnets – Magnets
The goal of this project is to develop optical nanostructures able to generate a static magnetic field in the Tesla range. Under certain illumination conditions, light can put in motion electrons in a continuous way. This behaviour will be used to create continuous current in metals in order to generate a static magnetic field. By engineering the metallic material at the nanoscale, strong currents and therefore high magnetic fields will be generated. This project provides an innovative all-optical solution for the generation and manipulation of tunable and intense magnetic fields and field gradients at the nanometer scale.
Project coordination
Mathieu Mivelle (Institut des nanosciences de Paris)
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Partnership
INSP Institut des nanosciences de Paris
Help of the ANR 294,067 euros
Beginning and duration of the scientific project:
- 48 Months