Laser-driven magnetic memory development

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Scientists achieve breakthrough in harnessing heat to control magnetism in 2D materials

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New research could help unlock exciting new potential to create ultrafast, laser-driven storage devices.

Study led by experts from the University of Exeter could revolutionize the field of data storage.

The team's innovative technique leverages the unique properties of 2D materials, where the weak interlayer bonds allow for exceptionally low thermal conductivity and highly anisotropic heat dissipation.

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