Current research efforts in spintronics aim to use spin waves, the collective oscillations of electron spins in magnetic materials, as carriers of information for information processing. Spin waves have advantages as information carriers over charge based electronic devices.

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Do you have what it takes to be a meme lord?

Chart of what it’s like being a researcher

@alpaysh It’s not contained in anything because it is everything

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@RichardHanania Worsening economic conditions. We’ve had a lot of bad economic indicators recently. It’s probably the only thing that’s really gonna move Trump‘s numbers

A beautiful woman just handed me my burger at the drive-through

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Oak Ridge is beautiful in the Fall

good morning, do something amazing this week

It looks like a stoned turtle

last week’s stats, I added 4600 followers

@jeremyntrimble I taught high school physics for 30 years. I did not make a contribution to physics myself, as I had hoped when I was young. But I had students that did.

I didn’t start doing physics until I was 33 and now I work on a cutting edge research project at one of the top labs in the world. You can just do things

Welcome to my new followers and thank you everybody for the response to my Tweet. You guys are awesome 🙂

@jeremyntrimble This is inspiring! On my life goal one day to get deep on physics

@jeremyntrimble I started around age 26, ended up working on particle accelerators, biotech, stellarator design, a few random publications and patents.

Hope the people in charge of decision making in Indian institutions see stories like this and scrap the ridiculous age cutoffs.

It’s never too late to learn physics!

I made single photon emitters on my sample and now I’m back to building our microscope