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Lucas Caretta

Howard M. Reisman Assistant Professor of Engineering

Lucas Caretta is an Assistant Professor in the School of Engineering at Brown University, focusing on designing and manipulating magnetic and electronic properties of oxide thin films. His research spans from atoms to devices, aiming to develop innovative physics in oxide materials for future memory, logic, sensing, and energy conversion technologies. Prior to Brown, he was a UC President's Postdoctoral Fellow and a Ford Foundation Postdoctoral Fellow at UC Berkeley, working on emergent phenomena in multiferroic and magnetic structures. Caretta completed his Ph.D. at MIT, making notable contributions to magnetic soliton dynamics.

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Jul 9 · linkedin

I had a great time last week in Bologna, Italy for ICM 2024 re-uniting with old friends, creating new collaborations, and collecting some hardware. Many thanks to ICM and IUPAP C9 for the invite.

Jan 11 · linkedin

Magnetic domain walls constitute a key research topic in condensed matter physics due to their intriguing physics and relevance in technological applications. In our recent perspective, Can Onur Avcı and I review the rapid evolution of magnetic DW research and, in particular, the current-driven DW motion enabled by the improved understanding of DW dynamics and the development of suitable ferrimagnetic thin films. We also provide an outlook on future directions in soliton dynamics research exploiting ferrimagnetic garnets as a tunable material platform.

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Providence, Rhode Island, United States