Adrian’s video focuses on the new technologies available today to show the importance of permanent magnets in our society. Together with the other partners in the project he is part of, they are leading this sector towards a more sustainable European future.

In a world where technology is a central pilar of our society, the need for faster, more powerful, and energy-efficient devices has never been more pressing. The limitations of traditional microelectronics have lead to an upsurging interest in the emergent field of Spintronics. With the potential to revolutionize the landscape of technology, Spintronics presents itself as the best alternative for the future of technology. My research focuses on the synthesis and characterization of magnetic nanowires. What makes these nanowires so captivating is their reduced dimensions, which give rise to entirely new phenomena and enhanced properties when compared to their bulk counterparts. The possibility of using magnetic nanowires in the development of revolutionary spintronic devices opens up a world of possibilities.

The video is related to a recent paper. It represents a novel technology for magnetoelastic resonance-based sensors and depicts relevant info, the experimental setup, results and interesting conclusions. Hopefully, the contest will give it some more diffusion and generate interest in it.

Magnetic nanoparticles are potencial candidates for the detection and quantification of molecules of interest, such as antibodies.

The use of multifunctional magnetic nanostructures for wastewater treatment will represent a solution for the implementation of new tertiary systems in wastewater treatment plants. Reducing the associated cost and waste generated in current treatments