Lecture

Magnetometry and Resonators: Recent Advances

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This lecture covers recent publications related to skyrmion stability, domain-wall magnetism, and fragile topology in materials like GaV4S8 and twisted bilayer graphene. It also discusses dynamic cantilever magnetometry, two-axis positioners for sample transfer, and phonon-engineered torque sensors for ultrasensitive magnetometry. Progress on paddle resonators, including FIB-cut structures and magnetic driving using CoFeB nanotubes, is also presented.

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