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2018 Early Career Award

IEEE Magnetics Society’s 2018 Early Career Award Recipient:
Dr. Anjan Soumyanarayanan, Data Storage Institute, Singapore

 

The IEEE Magnetics Society has established an Early Career Award. This award will be given to an individual, who is member of the IEEE Magnetics Society at the time of nomination, nominated not more than 5 years after completion of his or her PhD, and who has already shown outstanding scientific or technical achievements which has been significantly beyond the average performance of a person at that career level.

This year's recipient is Dr. Anjan Soumyanarayanan,  Data Storage Institute, Singapore. He receives the 2018 Early Career Award “For contribution to tailoring interfacial interactions to generate and manipulate room temperature topological spin structures.”