AMSwitch Project

An Altermagnet Switch

News

  • AMSwitch part of the International School on Altermagnets with Synchrotron X-ray and Electron spectroscopies

    AMSwitch partners are collaborating on the organisation of the International School on Altermagnets, taking place 14–18 December 2026 at AMSwitch partner ALBA Synchrotron, in Barcelona, Spain. AMSwitch PIs from Chalmers (Prof. Saroj Dash) and IFW (Prof. Jeroen van den Brink and Dr. Oleg Janson) are invited as speakers, and on the final day of the…

  • AMSwitch consortium kicks off in Gothenburg

    The AMSwitch consortium gathered at Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg on 8–9 September 2026 for its first in-person kick-off meeting. The event began with an open workshop on altermagnets, bringing together AMSwitch partners and Chalmers researchers for presentations and discussions covering topics including altermagnetic materials and heterostructures, spintronics, first-principles calculations, synchrotron-based characterization and quantum…

  • AMSwitch Kick-off and Workshop

    AMSwitch partners will official kick-off the project in person on 8-9 September at Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg, Sweden. In addition to a consortium meeting only open to project partners, the project will also host a dedicated Workshop on Altermagnets on 8 September 2026. A fantastic line-up of theorists, materials growers, and characterization experts…

  • Follow AMSwitch on social media

    Follow the project’s progress in real time on by connecting with us on LinkedIn. We’ll be providing updates about meetings, events and our publications and results.

  • New AMSwitch Logo launched!

    The AMSwitch project is proud to present its new logo, representing the spirit of the project. You’ll find our logo on our website, social media, project related documents and in our dissemination materials. In order to adapt our logo to different usages, we have three different versions available.

  • Welcome to the AMSwitch website!

    Welcome to the website for the EIC Pathfinder Open project, AMSwitch – coordinated by Chalmers University of Technology. AMSwitch brings breakthrough altermagnetic materials into practical logic devices, enabling ultra‑efficient, stable, and reconfigurable computing for next‑generation electronics. The AMSwitch consortium, made up of six partners across five European countries, is a diverse team of experts in…