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University of Regensburg & Tohoku University Ceremony Commemorating the University Level Agreement and MoU of Jointly Supervised Ph.D. March 28, 2017 11:30 am - 1:00 pm 11:30-12:00 Introduction of Each Universities Ceremony Commemorating Agreements 12:00-13:15 Luncheon Meeting / Students Luncheon Discussion Venue: Espace 2F Katahira Kitamon Commons, Katahira Campus, Tohoku University Espace 2nd floor

Regensburg-Tohoku Workshop on Solid-State Physics and Spintronics March 28-30, 2017 in Zao Supported by Graduate Program in Spintronics Main Speakers University of Regensburg Christian BACK Dominique BOUGEARD Franz GIESSIBL Milena GRIFONI Matthias KRONSEDER John LUPTON Klaus RICHTER Dieter WEISS Tohoku University Gerrit BAUER Yoshiro HIRAYAMA Fumihiro MATSUKURA Junsaku NITTA Special Guest Mikito KOSHINO (Osaka University) Organizing Committee Junsaku NITTA (Co-Chair) Dieter WEISS (Co-Chair) Yoshiro HIRAYAMA (Vice-Chair) Gerrit E.W. BAUER Dominique BOUGEARD Venue Lucent Takamiya, 942 Zao-Onsen Yamagata, 990-2310, Japan Tel: +81-23-694-9135 Contact us Spintronics team International Joint Graduate Programs Office Tohoku University Tel: +81-22-795-3657/5716 Email: spin.all@grp.tohoku.ac.jp

Program Regensburg-Tohoku Workshop on Solid-State Physics and Spintronics March 28 th 15:20-15:30 Opening J. Nitta (Tohoku) 15:30-15:55 Talk 1 D. Weiss (Regensburg) Transport in graphene and topological insulator antidot lattices 15:55-16:20 Talk 2 F. Matsukura (Tohoku) Field and current-induced magnetization reversal in elliptic CoFeB/MgO magnetic tunnel junctions 16:20-16:45 Talk 3 M. Koshino (Osaka) Physics of incommensurate 2D crystals 16:45-17:00 Talk 4 R. Kozlovsky (Regensburg) Magnetotransport in 3D Topological Insulator Nanowires 17:00-17:15 Talk 5 D. Hou (Tohoku) Sign change of spin Hall magnetoresistance in Pt/NiO/YIG structures 17:15-17:30 Talk 6 O. Tretiakov (Tohoku) Spin-orbit Torque Driven Skyrmion Hall Effect 17:30-17:45 Talk 7 J. Llandro (Tohoku) Magnetic gyroids: topological effects via 3D nanostructuring? 17:45-22:00 Poster Session/ Dinner 1

Poster Session (17:45-22:00) Poster 1 T. Gruenbaum (Regensburg) Suppression of parasitic AMR signals in measurements of the inverse spin Hall effect Poster 2 H. Gamou (Tohoku) Comparison of current induced effective fields in Ta/CoFeB/MgO hetero-structure between epitaxial and amorphous Ta underlayers Poster 3 F. Dirnberger (Regensburg) Spin dynamics in single GaAs nanowires Poster 4 M. Takahashi (Tohoku) Transport characteristics of triple-gated quantum-point-contacts Poster 5 F. Eberle (Regensburg) Electrical control of large spin-valve signals in spin injection devices with a 2DEG channel Poster 6 T. Masuda (Tohoku) Transport characteristics of InSb trench type in-plane gate quantum point contacts Poster 7 M. Kronseder (Regensburg) Stripe domain pattern in non-centrosymmetric ultrathin Fe/Ni-films on Cu(001) Poster 8 T. Dohi (Tohoku) Spin-wave resonance and its electric-field modulation in nanoscale CoFeB/MgO magnetic tunnel junctions Poster 9 M. Shinozaki (Tohoku) Homodyne-detected ferromagnetic resonance in nanoscale magnetic tunnel junction under perpendicular magnetic fields 2

March 29 th 8:45-9:10 Talk 8 C. Back (Regensburg) Magnetic microscopy with sub-picosecond temporal resolution 9:10-9:35 Talk 9 G. Bauer (Tohoku) Who is afraid of YIG? 9:35-10:00 Talk 10 F. Giessibl (Regensburg) Advances in studying matter on the atomic scale by scanning probe microscopy 10:00-10:15 Talk 11 K. Hashimoto (Tohoku) Scanning nuclear resonance imaging of a hyperfine-coupled quantum Hall system 10:15-10:30 Coffee Break 10:30-10:55 Talk 12 J. Lupton (Regensburg) Coherent singlet-triplet spin mixing in OLEDs 10:55-11:20 Talk 13 Y. Hirayama (Tohoku) Nuclear polarization and resistively-detected NMR in semiconductor quantum systems 11:20-11:45 Talk 14 D. Bougeard (Regensburg) Enhanced spin-orbit coupling in wurtzite core-shell nanowires 11:45-12:00 Talk 15 J. Barker (Tohoku) Semi-quantum spin dynamics 12:00-13:00 Lunch 13:00-14:00 Special Poster Session PosterS1 Outline of MD program (M. H. Fauzi) PosterS2 Outline of GP-Spin (Y. Hirayama/ F. Matsukura) 14:00-16:00 Ad Hoc 16:00-18:00 Discussion Session 18:00-19:30 Dinner 19:30-22:00 Discussion Session 3

March 30 th 8:45-9:10 Talk 16 M. Grifoni (Regensburg) The Kondo effect in carbon nanotubes 9:10-9:25 Talk 17 M.Niklas (Regensburg) Fano stability diagram of a symmetric triple quantum dot 9:25-9:40 Talk 18 M. Kohda (Tohoku) Spin dynamics modulated by spin orbit interaction under diffusive electron motion in GaAs/AlGaAs quantum wells 9:40-9:55 Talk 19 K. Sato (Tohoku) Electrically controlled pinning of Dzyaloshinskii-Moriya domain walls 9:55-10:10 Coffee Break 10:10-10:35 Talk 20 J. Nitta (Tohoku) Geometric effects in spin interferometers 10:35-11:00 Talk 21 K. Richter (Regensburg) Electron Optics in Ballistic graphene 11:00-11:15 Talk 22 H. Saarikoski (RIKEN) Spin-interference in anisotropic spin-orbit fields in mesoscopic rings 11:15-11:30 Talk 23 M. H. Fauzi (Tohoku) Resistively-detected NMR lineshapes in a quasi-one dimensional electron system 11:30- Closing D. Weiss (Regensburg) 4

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