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Yu Zhang

Yu Zhang

Yu Zhang

Yu Zhang

Research: Voltage-controlled magnetism, ultra-low energy magnetization switching, magnetic tunnel junctions (MTJs).

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Field of Study: Spintronics

Office: PAS 457

520-621-2614
yuuzhang@arizona.edu

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