Last Tuesday, February 11, 2025, R. L. M. successfully defended his PhD thesis titled «Expanding the Nanomagnetism Chart: Non-Dipolar Interparticle Interactions and Non-Exchange Bias in Dense assemblies of Ferrimagnetic Nanoparticles «, by summarizing his excellent research work and masterfully answering the challenging questions posed by the thesis examining committee, he earned his doctoral degree.

Congratulations, Raul! May you continue to achieve success and best of luck in your future scientific endeavors!

The ApNano research group is excited to announce a new member. Dr. Panagiotis Grammatikopoulos, a renowned expert in nanoscience and nanotechnology, has joined the team, bringing extensive experience in nanoparticle research and applications.

Dr. Grammatikopoulos has built an impressive career focused on the theoretical elucidation of fundamental nanotechnology processes such as nanoparticle growth, coalescence, cluster-support interaction, and the impact of structure on optical, chemical, electronic, and magnetic properties. His expertise strengthens the group’s research in magnetic nanostructures and their applications in energy, sensors, and information storage. Welcome to Spain, ‘Panos’!