Bridging Solutions for Increasing Blocking Temperature in Molecular Nanomagnets (research costs) (BriM-Mag)


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Funder's project number320015


Funds granted by main funder (€)

  • 210 000,00


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Project start date01/09/2018

Project end date31/08/2021


Summary

he next generation of electronic devices will take advantage of electron and nuclear spins enabling the development of high-density information storage devices, quantum computers, and spintronics. However, the manufacturing of these electronic devices is possible only if proper building blocks are available such as magnetic materials based on molecules. Unfortunately, the magnetic properties of all currently known magnetic materials based on molecules are not yet fully understood at the molecular level. Thus, much more research is needed before their full potential can be utilized in applications of everyday life. The proposed research project concentrates on the synthesis of new molecular magnetic materials and studies their magnetic properties at the molecular level by means of computational and experimental chemistry. The research results obtained in the project will be further utilized to develop better molecular based magnets.


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