Welcome to the Quantum Spintronics Lab!
We are a dynamic research group in the Department of Quantum Nanoscience (QN) at Delft University of Technology (TU Delft). Our lab explores how electron spin, magnetism, and quantum transport can be controlled in two-dimensional materials and van der Waals heterostructures.
Our research focuses on magnetic graphene, proximity-induced spin-orbit and exchange interactions, topological spin transport, and hybrid quantum devices. By combining advanced nanofabrication, low-temperature quantum transport, and engineered magnetic interfaces, we aim to develop new building blocks for quantum spintronic circuits and future quantum technologies.
The QuSpin Lab is currently being established at the QN department in the Faculty of Applied Sciences. We combine device fabrication, cryogenic measurements, and quantum transport experiments to study spin-dependent phenomena in graphene-based and magnetic van der Waals heterostructures.
We are interested in hearing from motivated students and researchers who would like to work on quantum spintronics, two-dimensional materials, and low-temperature quantum transport. Please contact t.s.ghiasi@tudelft.nl, if you are passionate about Master’s, PhD or Postdoc position at the QuSpin lab. (more info)
News
QuSpin lab made new connections! Our lab was introduced to the TU Delft Excellence Fund donors during a fascinating evening at the donor’s annual gathering. Read more
A warm welcome to Tristan, who joins the QuSpin Lab for a master’s project!
QuSpin research takes the stage at NTNU in Norway, with an extensive colloquium talk and exciting discussions on future collaborations. Many thanks to Prof. Alireza Qaiumzadeh for hosting.
We were invited to TU Eindhoven to give a research talk on spintronics. Many thanks to Prof. Diana Leitao for hosting and for a fascinating lab tour.
Talieh gives a motivating research lecture at TU Delft’s VvTP student association.
An insightful reunion with the spintronics community at Lorentz Center workshop. Many thanks to Prof. Marcos Guimarães for organizing the event and inviting us.