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Surface science: Seeing the spin through

Interfaces can have quite different properties from those of their constituent materials. But it's surprising that the adsorption of a single organic molecule onto a magnetic surface can drastically modify that surface's magnetism.

Stefano Sanvito | S. Sanvito

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