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Nicola Spaldin

Laureate 2019: Nicola Spaldin

Nicola Spaldin has been awarded the Swiss Science Prize Marcel Benoist for her ground-breaking research into multiferroic materials

Ground-breaking research into multiferroic materials

Nicola Spaldin, Professor of Materials Theory at the ETH Zurich, has been awarded the Swiss Science Prize Marcel Benoist for her ground-breaking research into multiferroic materials, with which she has laid the foundations for new ultrafast and energy-efficient data storage technologies. As a young scientist, Nicola Spaldin revitalised the field of multiferroics by using theoretical analysis and computer simulations to understand why multiferroics are so rare and to design new multiferroic materials.

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Marcel Benoist Foundation
State Secretariat for Education,
Research and Innovation SERI
Einsteinstrasse 2
CH – 3003 Bern

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