Rembert A. Duine

Rembert A. Duine is a Full Professor and Chair of Theory for Spin-based Nanoelectronics at the Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e), with affiliations in Applied Physics and Science Education. His work bridges fundamental and applied physics, focusing on spintronics, quantum materials, and analogues of black holes in condensed-matter systems.

• Education: PhD and MSc in Theoretical Physics from Utrecht University
• Grants: ERC Starting Grant, NWO VIDI Grant, ERC Consolidator Grant
• Leadership: Leads the SPINBEYOND project; chairs the 'Physics of Nanostructures' research group

Research Themes:

• Spin-based Nanoelectronics (magnonics, magnetic skyrmions)
Quantum materials (graphene, topological insulators)Many-body quantum systems (cold atoms, quantum Hall ferromagnets)Cross-disciplinary innovation (black hole analogues on electronic chips)

Scientific Contributions:

• Proposed on-chip black hole simulations
Developed theories for magnon-driven electronicsPioneered research in magnetic skyrmions for memory applications

Scientific Awards:

• NWO Vici Grant (2019) for 'Fluid Spintronics'

Professional Involvement:

• Member of NWO-Veni selection committee
Active in QuSpin Center (Trondheim) and FOM committeesParticipates in international workshops/conferences (e.g., Quantum Spintronics in Mainz)