Shunsuke Fukami Principal Investigator, Ph.D.

Job | Professor |
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Group | Device/System Group |
Laboratory | S.Fukami Laboratory![]() |
Address | Room 310, Laboratory for Nanoelectronics and Spintronics, Research Institute of Electrical Communication, Katahira Campus (2-1-1, Katahira, Aoba-ku, Sendai 980-8577) |
Tel | +81-22-217-5555 |
s-fukami@riec.tohoku.ac.jp | |
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Research Interests
- Nonvolatile Spintronics Devices (2005-)
- Spin-Orbit Torque-Induced Magnetization Switching (2012-)
- Static and Dynamic Property of Nanoscale Magnetic Structure (2006-)
- Spintronics for Unconventional Computing (2016-)
- Magneto-Transport Phenomena in Spintronics Heterostructures (2012-)
Main Publication List
- Depinning probability of a magnetic domain wall in nanowires by spin-polarized currents., Nature Communications, 4, (2013), 2293, S. Fukami, M. Yamanouchi, S. Ikeda, and H. Ohno
- Adiabatic spin-transfer-torque-induced domain wall creep in a magnetic metal., Nature Physics, 12, (2016), 333-336, S. DuttaGupta, S. Fukami, C. Zhang, H. Sato, M. Yamanouchi, F. Matsukura, and H. Ohno
- Magnetization switching by spin-orbit torque in an antiferromagnet-ferromagnet bilayer system., Nature Materials, 15, (2016), 535-541, S. Fukami, C. Zhang, S. DuttaGupta, A. Kurenkov, and H. Ohno
- A spin-orbit torque switching scheme with collinear magnetic easy axis and current configuration., Nature Nanotechnology, 11, (2016), 621-625, S. Fukami, T. Anekawa, C. Zhang, and H. Ohno
- Shape anisotropy revisited in single-digit-nanometer magnetic tunnel junction, Nature Communications, 9, (2018), 663, K. Watanabe, B. Jinnai, S. Fukami, H. Sato, and H. Ohno
Award
- Funai Research Incentive Award (2014)
- JSAP Young Scientist Presentation Award (2014)
- Young Scientists’ Prize of Science and Technology by the MEXT (2015)
- Aoba Foundation for the Promotion of Engineering Prize (2017)
- Asian Union of Magnetics Societies, Young Researchers Award (2018)
Related Information
- 12/16/2022 Media & Award Prof. Fukami awarded the 19th JSPS Prize
- 12/07/2022 Press Releases Researchers Develop a Scaled-up Spintronic Probabilistic Computer
- 08/18/2022 Press Releases From Bits to p-bits: One Step Closer to Probabilistic Computing
- 03/23/2022 Media & Award Prof. Fukami selected as Inamori Research Institute for Science (InaRIS) Fellow
- 12/14/2021 Press Releases Magnetic Tunnel Junction Technology for the Angstrom Semiconductor Era
- 11/30/2021 Press Releases Memristive Spintronic Neurons: Combining Two Cognitive Computing Nano-elements into One
- 05/19/2021 Press Releases Wireless and battery-free spintronic energy harvester
- 05/14/2021 Press Releases A New Spintronic Phenomenon: Chiral-spin Rotation Found in Non-collinear Antiferromagnet
- 03/31/2021 Media & Award Prof. Fukami won the 24th Marubun Research Encouragement Award
- 03/19/2021 Press Releases Demonstrating the World’s Fastest Spintronics p-bit.
- 12/08/2020 Press Releases The world’s smallest high-performance magnetic tunnel junction
- 11/12/2020 Press Releases Antiferromagnetic material's giant stride towards application
- 10/16/2020 Press Releases A New Ultrafast Control Scheme of Ferromagnet for Energy-Efficient Data Storage
- 08/20/2020 Press Releases Energy-Efficient Tuning of Spintronic Neurons
- 07/22/2020 Media & Award Prof. Fukami, Dr. Yabu, Dr. Kumatani and Dr. Sugawara bestowed the title of Tohoku University Distinguished Researcher
- 04/27/2020 Press Releases Intricate magnetic configuration of 3D nanoscale gyroid networks revealed
- 11/15/2019 Press Releases The First High-speed Straight Motion of Magnetic Skyrmion at Room Temperature Demonstrated
- 09/19/2019 Press Releases “Poor-man’s q-bit” based on spintronics can solve quantum problems at room temperature
- 04/17/2019 Press Releases Neuron and Synapse-Mimetic Magnetic Devices Developed
- 02/15/2018 Press Releases Unprecedented single-digit-nanometer magnetic tunnel junction demonstrated
- 03/23/2016 Press Releases A new-structure magnetic memory device developed
- 12/15/2015 Press Releases Mechanism of slow change in microscopic magnetic structures