Research

Professor Heiman’s research group focuses on several challenging and technologically important areas:

 Topological insulators and semimetals

 Heusler magnetic semiconductors

 Spintronic materials and devices

 Magnetocalorics

 Molecular beam epitaxy (MBE) crystal growth 

The group’s experimental tools include MBE apparatus, magnetotransport and magneto-optics up to 14 tesla, SEM, SQUID magnetometer, etc.

News

Making Graphene Spin – Fabricating graphene devices with a magnetic layer produces giant magnetic properties for the electrons.

Nature Materials 2016

High-T Ferromagnetic Topological Insulator

Donuts, Superconductors and Green Electronics – A Physics Professor Explains Their Connection

Nature Letters 2016

Collaborators

MIT Nanospintronics and Superconductivity Lab

NIST Center for Neutron Research

Oak Ridge National Lab

Ecole Normale Superieure

Other links

Nanomagnetism Group   Profs. Don Heiman and Laura Lewis

Electronic Materials Institute Prof. Sri Sridhar

Nanomaterials Instrument Facility Prof. Don Heiman