Magnetochemistry

Graduate

This course covers the requisite theory underpinning the field of magnetic materials. It provides the necessary skills set for students to interact effectively in this sub-discipline with researchers in the fields of physics, materials science and engineering. Knowledge gained from this course provides current state- of-the-art knowledge in conventional magnetic materials (‘hard’ and ‘soft’ magnets and their applications) as well as emerging fields such as low dimensional magnetic materials and single molecule magnets with applications in next-generation quantum computing. (3 lecture hours/week or 2 lecture hours and 1 lab hour per week.) (May be offered as a cross-career course with CHEM-4832.)