Regular biography
Liang Liu is an associate professor in the School of Physics and Astronomy at Shanghai Jiao Tong University. He joined the university in September 2022 as a long-term faculty member and serves as a doctoral supervisor. His research focuses on condensed matter physics, particularly experimental studies of spin-orbit torque and topological magnetism. Liu has contributed to the development of magnetic random access memory devices and has published extensively in leading journals such as Nature Nanotechnology and Advanced Materials. His work explores phenomena like current-induced magnetization switching and the realization of Weyl fermions in magnetic oxides. He has also filed several patents related to spintronic devices.
Scholar-generated biography
Liang Liu is a researcher at Shanghai Jiao Tong University specializing in spintronics, noise, and magnetic materials. His work explores phenomena such as spin-orbit torque, magnetic anisotropy, and field-free magnetization switching. Liu's research includes the development of neuromorphic devices using artificial synapses and memtransistors, as well as the investigation of topological effects in magnetic systems. His studies focus on enhancing spin-orbit torque efficiency and understanding the role of magnetic structures in spin transport. Additionally, he examines the impact of strain and interface engineering on magnetic properties, contributing to advancements in spintronic and multiferroic heterostructures.