Thomas Molier

Thomas Molier is a Researcher at the Eindhoven University of Technology in the Applied Physics department, focusing on Physics of Nanostructures. His work bridges Spin Polarization and Magnetic Damping in magnonics applications.

Research Interests

• Spin Polarization
• Spintronics
• Magnetic Damping
• Doppler Effect
• Magnetism
• Magnonics
• Magnetization Dynamics
• Physics of Nanostructures

Article Trends

Thomas's publications (2024 preprint and 2025 journal article) explore the correlation of Spin Polarization and Magnetic Damping in CoFeB alloys, with implications for Magnonics and Spintronics. Key methodologies include Current-Induced Spin Wave Doppler Shift Spectroscopy and computational modeling.

Education

• Master's Thesis: Low Spin Polarisation in CoxFe80−xB20 Alloys using Current-Induced Spin Wave Doppler Shift Spectroscopy (2024), supervised by R. Lavrijsen and L. Gnoatto.

Collaborations

His collaborators include J. J. Lamberts, A. L. Bassant, C. F. Schippers, R. A. Duine, and R. Lavrijsen.