Information Technology

The computing and communications needs of society continue to grow and have become increasingly complex. Current information technology (IT) approaches are limited and a variety of new methods are being sought by LCN staff to circumvent these limitations, applying nanotechnology-driven paradigms such as quantum computing and spintronics.

Research Highlights 

‘Magnetricity’ observed and measured for the first time

New magnetic tuning method enhances data storage

People

• Gabriel Aeppli
• Neil Alford
• Chris Blackman
• David Bowler
• Steve Bramwell
• Franco Cacialli
• Daren Caruana
• Lesley Cohen
• Neil Curson
• Mark Ellerby
• Solveig Felton
• Andrew Fisher
• Mike Gillan
• Alison Harrison
• Cyrus Hirjibehedin
• Richard Jackman
• Christopher W. M. Kay
• Chin-Pang Liu
• Huiyun Liu
• Stephan Maier
• David McComb
• Keith McEwen
• Des McMorrow
• Oleg Mitrofanov
• Peter K. Petrov
• Michael Pepper
• Ed Romans
• Steven Schofield
• Alwyn Seeds
• Alex Shluger
• Neal Skipper
• Paul Stavrinou
• Marshall Stoneham
• Peter Sushko
• Adrian Sutton
• Paul Warburton
• Andrew Wills
• Sophia Yaliraki
• Stan Zochowski