Engineering ultra-thin magnets to power next-gen electronics (IMAGE)

University of Ottawa

Engineering ultra-thin magnets to power next-gen electronics

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“This could lead to faster computers, more efficient data storage, and breakthroughs in quantum computing”

Hang Chi

— Assistant Professor of Physics at uOttawa’s Faculty of Science

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University of Ottawa

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