The lab and CMRR host TMRC 2026
The 37th Magnetic Recording Conference was held at UC San Diego, with three days focused on solid-state magnetic memory, storage architectures for AI, and recording beyond 3 Tbit/in².
Recent milestones from the lab.
Conferences, student research, leadership, publications, and degree milestones from the Computational Electromagnetics and Multiphysics Lab.
ENLACE interns complete real-time EEG project
Undergraduate interns Edith Elias and Diego Munos completed and successfully presented “Real-Time EEG Event Detection Using Neural Networks” through the ENLACE program, which brings top students from Mexico to UC institutions for two-month research projects.
Prof. Vitaliy Lomakin begins term as CMRR Director
Prof. Lomakin began serving as Director of the Center for Memory and Recording Research at UC San Diego.
Recent work spans coherent imaging and spin dynamics
The supplied curriculum vitae lists 2025 journal articles on real-time three-dimensional coherent X-ray diffraction imaging, synchronization in two-dimensional arrays of spin-torque oscillators, periodic micromagnetic finite elements, and correlated spin-wave generation in textured magnetic films.
Fangzhou Ai completes Ph.D.
Dr. Fangzhou Ai defended a Ph.D. dissertation on high-performance computational techniques for X-ray imaging and micromagnetic analysis of periodic arrays.