Yongbing Xu Ph.D.

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York University Nanostructures
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Dr. Xu's research interests include: spin-nanoelectronics and next generation devices, magnetic nanostructures for information storage, nanofabrication using molecular beam epitaxy growth and lithography, electron spectroscopy and microscopy.

Education

BSc, MSc and PhD (Nanjing), PhD (Leeds), MInstP

Books

Spintronic Materials and Technology; CRC Press (2006)

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