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Dr Safeer Chenattukuzhiyil

Royal Society University Research Fellow

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  • Condensed Matter Physics

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  • Magnetism for Intelligent Devices (MIND)
safeer.CHENATTUKUZHIYIL@physics.ox.ac.uk
Clarendon Laboratory, room 156,276 (office)
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I am a Royal Society University Research Fellow leading the MIND group. My group is located in the Clarendon Laboratory.

My current research activities at Oxford are concentrated on developing physical neuromorphic computing devices. Before coming to Oxford, I was a Marie-curie postdoctoral fellow at CIC nanoGUNE, San Sebastian, Spain after obtaining my PhD from SPINTEC/CEA/CNRS lab, Grenoble, France. 

I am an expert in spintronics research field. I have numerous publications on different topics such as spin-orbit torque, chiral magnetism, 2D Material electronics and spintronics. Also, I obtained several patents for the invention of novel magnetic memory device schemes and, more recently, a new type of AI hardware.

Research interests

Brain-inspired computing
Spintronics
Graphene and 2D materials
Chiral magnetism

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