Our group develops novel electronic and spintronic functions, through symmetry/topology-based design of quantum materials.

Graduation & entrance

Takagi and Matsuyama (B4) have earned a bachelor’s degree, and Haruto Yoshimochi joined our group. Congrats and welcome!

New route for nano-skyrmion

Our paper on a new material and mechanism hosting nanometric skyrmion has been published in Nature Nanotechnology.

Our paper on propagation dynamics of spin excitations along skyrmion strings has been published in Nature Communications.

Dr. Takagi (research associate) received The Young Scientists’ Award by Minister of Education. (08/04/2020)
Our paper on antiskyrmion-skyrmion transformation has been published in Nature Nanotechnology.(01/21/2020)
Dr. Takagi (research associate) received Young Scientist Award of the Physical Society of Japan. (11/01/2019)
Hirotaka Takagi and Naofumi Matsuyama (undergraduate students) joined our group. (04/19/2019)
Dr. Rina Takagi (research associate) and Kayoko Nakanishi (secretary) joined our group. (04/01/2019)
Prof. Shinichiro Seki moves from RIKEN to University of Tokyo. (02/01/2019)