Course Overview
In this course, registered students undertake a research project over two semesters. FYP assessments include supervisor input, thesis report, viva examination, and oral presentation.
Our research group constantly accepts undergraduate students for experimental, theoretical, and modeling projects. Our state-of-the-art nano- and micro-fabrication laboratory, computation workstation facility, and supportive guidance from full-time researchers provide quality science and engineering training. Both technical skills (mechanical, electrical, electronics) and research methodology/analysis receive special emphasis. We aim to produce quality graduates who possess strong analytical skills and hands-on groundwork experience. Our FYP physics students routinely produce international conference and peer-reviewed journal papers.
We have trained more than 20 FYP students who have embarked on careers in microelectronics engineering, manufacturing engineering, defense research, materials research, ICT, teaching, civil defense, and beyond.
Offered Research Projects
| No | Project Title |
|---|---|
| 1 | Novel high anisotropy perpendicular magnetic anisotropy materials for Spin Transfer Torque-Magnetoresistance Random Access Memory (STT-MRAM) applications |
| 2 | Current-driven skyrmion dynamics for magnetic memory applications |
| 3 | Fabrication and characterisation of oxide-based resistive random access memory device |
| 4 | Current-driven domain wall motion in PMA multilayers with Dzyaloshinskii-Moriya interaction for magnetic memory applications |
| 5 | Deterministic spin-orbit torque induced magnetization reversal |
| 6 | Characterization of novel materials with perpendicular anisotropy through ferromagnetic resonance spectroscopy |
| 7 | Highly synergistic cancer treatment with nanomagnets |
| 8 | Dynamics of magnetic particles on a ferromagnetic network structure |