The RadioSpin consortium gathered in Barcelona for its annual progress review meeting, bringing together researchers from all seven partner institutions across five European countries.
The two-day event featured presentations on the latest advances in spin-torque nano-oscillator synchronization, broadband RF detection capabilities, and neuromorphic computing demonstrations. Key highlights included the first demonstration of stable mutual synchronization in a four-oscillator array and significant improvements in spectral linewidth performance.
The consortium also discussed the roadmap for the final year of the project, focusing on system-level integration and preparation of the communication demonstrators that will showcase the practical potential of spintronic RF technologies.
External advisors praised the quality of the scientific output and the effective collaboration between academic and industrial partners, noting that RadioSpin is on track to deliver transformative results by the project's conclusion.