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Artificial Intelligence–Driven Materials Design for Spintronic Applications

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Artificial Intelligence–Driven Materials Design for Spintronic Applications The steady increase in energy consumption per capita and the slow transition toward renewable energy sources is becoming a serious global problem, making energy efficiency paramount for new technologies. Two-dimensional materials offer an encouraging path toward ultra-low-power electronics due to our capability to combine them into Van der Waal heterostructures with tailored quantum properties based on their constituents. The spin-orbit torque (SOT) memories are technological prospects that consume a fraction of conventional memories' power. Still, they offer superior speed and storage capacity and were further improved when using 2D materials as building blocks instead of 3D metallic systems. Recently theoretical efforts demonstrated the existence of thousands of potentially synthesizable 2D materials, opening

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