INC Lab's work with TSMC was published today, led by Sam Liu with Xinyu Bao, William Rogers, Mingyuan Song, and Chen-Yu Hu, under Professor Jean Anne Incorvia. They tested wafer-scale SOT-MRAM and modeled its use in both neural network inference/training [...]
We welcomed a delegation from the Taiwanese National Science and Technology Council (NSTC), Taiwanese Space Agency (TASA), and National Institutes of Applied Research (NIAR) to MRC this week and look forward to fruitful collaborations.
Alexander Chin, University of Texas at Austin graduate student in Electrical and Computer Engineering, gives a presentation on Stochastic Ferrimagnetic Tunnel Junctions. His talk is part of student presentations for the Spring 2026 UT course Magnetic Materials and Devices (EE [...]
Nicholas Watanabe, University of Texas at Austin graduate student in Electrical and Computer Engineering, gives a presentation on Ferromagnetic-Based True Random Number Generators. His talk is part of student presentations for the Spring 2026 UT course Magnetic Materials and Devices [...]
Luis Sosa, University of Texas at Austin undergraduate student in Electrical and Computer Engineering, gives a presentation on the Role of Antiferromagnetism in Unconventional Superconductors. His talk is part of student presentations for the Spring 2026 UT course Magnetic Materials [...]
Ziyaad Akhtar, University of Texas at Austin undergraduate student in Electrical and Computer Engineering, gives a presentation on Magnon Devices and Magnon Microwave Antennas. His talk is part of student presentations for the Spring 2026 UT course Magnetic Materials and [...]
This review in Nature Reviews Physics, led by PhD student Shafin Bin Hamid, was a culmination of Dr. Sam Liu's PhD thesis on understanding both the challenges and benefits of non-idealities in artificial synapses for crossbar array-based neuromorphic computing. We [...]
Ryan Nguyen, University of Texas at Austin undergraduate student in Electrical and Computer Engineering, gives a presentation on Heat Assisted Magnetic Recording. His talk is part of student presentations for the Spring 2026 UT course Magnetic Materials and Devices (EE [...]
Shafin Bin Hamid, University of Texas at Austin graduate student in Electrical and Computer Engineering, gives a presentation on Antiferromagnetic Tunnel Junctions for Spintronics. His talk is part of student presentations for the Spring 2026 UT course Magnetic Materials and [...]
Congratulations to Shafin Bin Hamid for receiving the top student presentation award at the Device Research Conference! His talk was titled, “Comparison of Ferrimagnetic and Antiferromagnetic Tunnel Junctions for High-Speed Random Bitstream Generation.”
