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NICKEFFECT aims to develop novel ferromagnetic Ni-based coating materials to replace the scarce and costly Platinum and ensure high efficiency in key applications.

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Join us for an insightful webinar on July 16th at 10:00 CET, focusing on the groundbreaking field of nitrogen magneto-ionics and its potential to revolutionize energy-efficient memory and computing. This one-hour session, presented by Jordi Sort, NICKEFFECT project partner from Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, will delve into the advancements shaping the future of brain-inspired memory devices. What you'll learn: Discover how magneto-ionics, the control of magnetic properties through ion motion, offers a compelling solution for energy-efficient memory and computing; Explore the unique advantages of nitrogen magneto-ionics in transition metal nitrides, enabling faster and more efficient magnetic switching at room temperature compared to traditional oxygen-based systems; Understand how nitrogen ion transport in thin films allows for precise tuning of magnetization and coercivity, opening new avenues for in-memory computing, synaptic devices, and neuromorphic systems; Learn about the remarkable planar, wave-like migration of nitrogen, an ideal characteristic for designing advanced multilayered memory architectures; Gain...

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The NICKEFFECT project participated in the Artificial Intelligence for Advanced Materials Conference (AI4AM 2024), held from July 2nd to 4th in the city of Barcelona, Spain. This cross-disciplinary international event brought together top experts from industry and research institutions who utilise Artificial Intelligence (AI) to advance discoveries in materials science. The conference's main goal is to refine automated designs for both structural and electronic material models in engineering, focusing on improving interoperability among material databases and enabling reverse material engineering.   Konrad Eiler, from NICKEFFECT's project partner Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, did a presentation on the active learning approach used to accelerate experiments as part of the project. Konrad gave some insights on the practical benefits of the Active Learning methodology in guiding experimentalists to find the best conditions for growing Ni-W films for catalysis.     Active Learning in Materials Science   Konrad's presentation highlighted how AI, particularly Active Learning, significantly aids experimentalists in determining optimal...

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