Le date di Venerdì 30 Settembre e Sabato 1 Ottobre segnano, per l’anno in corso, il ritorno dell’ormai classico appuntamento autunnale con “La Notte Europea dei Ricercatori”.

The growing demand for next-generation electronics providing a link between living matter and the digital world has favored the growth of highly adaptable electronic functional elements capable of recognizing environmental changes by responding to electrical, magnetic, optical and thermal stimuli.

After a long discussion phase supervised by the Director Fabio Miletto Granozio together with the Institute Council and involving the entire community through different initiatives, three new Research Areas have been identified as the main pillars of the SPIN future scientific organization.

With the paper “Anyons in Quantum Hall Interferometry” published in Nature Review Physics, Matteo Carrega is the winner of the Best Young Research Article Award for the 2022 edition.

The international workshop “Challenges in Designing Room Temperature Superconductors” will be held in L’Aquila, on July 26^th-29^th 2022.

The High-Performance Computing-Europa3 program has been recently concluded. Its main goals were to offer access to world-class HPC systems for academic and industrial researchers; scientific collaboration with host researchers in any field; technical support by the HPC centers; travel and living expenses reimbursed.

Freestanding oxide membranes constitute an intriguing material platform for new functionalities and allow integration of oxide electronics with technologically important platforms such as silicon, flexible polyethylene terephthalate, and biocompatible polymide.

In 2020, a research team, composed by CNR-SPIN of Naples, CNR-IMM of Catania, Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II, Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen and the Technical University of Denmark, reported a method to fabricate freestanding conducting LaAlO₃/SrTiO₃ (LAO/STO) membranes by spalling of strained heterostructures.

A step forward was taken on the road towards understanding new effects for the development of innovative technologies thanks to a fruitful collaboration between the SPIN-CNR Institute, the Department of Physics of the University of Salerno and the NANO-CNR Institute of Pisa.

Nel pomeriggio di Venerdì 17 Giugno (inizio ore 14), presso il Salone di Rappresentanza di Villa Cambiaso a Genova, avrà luogo il convegno dal titolo “Asimmetrie di genere nelle STEM”.

Riprendendo l’esperienza inaugurata nel biennio 2018-2019, anche per l’anno scolastico in corso, l’Istituto SPIN presso l’Unità di Napoli ha attivato un PCTO (Percorso per le Competenze Trasversali e l’Orientamento) che ha coinvolto, in questo caso, la classe III E del Liceo Evangelista Torricelli di Somma Vesuviana.