Recent Advances in Magnonics

Magnonics is an ever-growing research field at the intersection between magnetism, spintronics, and electronics that aims at exploring the properties of the quanta of magnetic propagating excitations, i.e., magnons, and their potential for high-speed applications such as analog, digital, and quantum information processing at microwave frequencies, signal filtering and transmission as well as sensing. This Special Topic is intended to bring together researchers working on cutting-edge research in this field, including, but not limited to, novel experimental techniques, materials, physical phenomena and engineered devices, advances in modeling and simulations, as well as new theoretical breakthroughs pushing the frontiers of magnonics.

Guest Editors: Benedetta Flebus, Anjan Barman, Sergio Rezende, and Dirk Grundler