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Peter Schiffer

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Princeton University

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Department of Physics

Peter Schiffer is currently serving as a Physics Professor at Princeton University.

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applied physics materials science condensed matter physics magnetism physics condensed matter thin films ferromagnetism spintronics nanotechnology electronic materials magnetoresistance material research solid-state electronics magnetic materials advanced functional materials particle physics artificial spin ice surface science crystal growth magnetic properties advanced materials mechanical engineering epitaxial growth electronics multiferroics magnetic resonance magnetic fields cryogenics spin phenomenon quantum magnetism material chemistry spin dynamics semiconductor nanostructures ferroelectric application granular medium nature physic transition metal chemistry crystal research oxide electronics spintronic materials nanoparticle research metals quantum science electroceramics solid-state chemistry nanostructure synthesis molecular beam epitaxy semiconductor technology semiconductor devices semiconductor materials magmatism charge transport surface reactivity topological insulators magnetic frustration granular drag nanoscale chemistry freeze-thaw cycling meso level thin film process technology gadolinium gallium garnet frustrated magnet magnetic refrigeration material analysis ferromagnetic semiconductors curie temperature la0.7sr0.3mno3 thin films weak ferromagnetism transition metal high pressure magnetization deficit nanomagnet array magnetic structure electric field zero-point entropy

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Fractional Magnetic Charges and Channeling of Faraday Lines by Disclinations in Artificial Spin Ice. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2025)

spintronicsphysicscondensed mattermagnetismspin phenomenonmagnetic propertiescondensed matter physics

Nanomagnet Shape Effects on Magnetic Reversal in Artificial Spin Ice. Physical review. B./Physical review. B (2025)

spintronicsphysicscondensed mattermagnetismapplied physicsmagnetic propertiescondensed matter physicsmaterials science

Sub-Tesla On-Chip Nanomagnetic Metamaterial Platform for Angle-Resolved Photoemission Spectroscopy. The Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters (2025)

microwave technologyphysicsnanotechnologymetamaterialsmagnetismplasmonsmagnetic resonanceelectromagnetic metamaterialsnanoparticle researchapplied physicsmaterials science

Artificial Magnetic Tripod Ice. Physical Review Letters (2023)

Zhang, XiaoyuChioar, Ioan-AugustinFitez, GrantHurben, AnthonySaccone, MichaelBingham, Nicholas S.Ramberger, JustinLeighton, ChrisNisoli, CristianoSchiffer, Peter

arctic engineeringfreeze-thaw cyclingmagnetismmagnetic refrigerationcryosphereroboticscryogenicsapplied physicscondensed matter physicsmaterials science

Deconstructing Magnetization Noise: Degeneracies, Phases, and Mobile Fractionalized Excitations in Tetris Artificial Spin Ice. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2023)

Mateusz GorycaXiaoyu ZhangJustin RambergerJustin D. WattsCristiano NisoliChris LeightonPeter SchifferScott A. Crooker

particle physicsspintronicsphysicsmagnetismcryogenicsapplied physicscondensed matter physicsmaterials sciencemagnetization noise

Topological Kinetic Crossover in a Nanomagnet Array. Science (2023)

Xiaoyu ZhangGrant FitezShayaan SubzwariNicholas S. BinghamIoan-Augustin ChioarHilal SaglamJustin RambergerChris LeightonCristiano NisoliPeter Schiffer

biophysicstopological kinetic crossovertopologynanotechnologynanomagnet array

Collective Ferromagnetism of Artificial Square Spin Ice. Physical Review Letters (2022)

N. S. BinghamX. ZhangJ. RambergerO. HeinonenC. LeightonP. Schiffer

ferromagnetismspintronicsmagnetismcollective ferromagnetismcryogenicsapplied physicscondensed matter physics

Entropy-Driven Order in an Array of Nanomagnets. Nature Physics (2022)

Hilal SaglamAyhan DuzgunAikaterini KargiotiNikhil HarleXiaoyu ZhangNicholas S. BinghamYuyang LaoIan GilbertJoseph SklenarJustin D. WattsJustin RambergerDaniel BromleyRajesh V. ChopdekarLiam O’BrienChris LeightonCristiano NisoliPeter Schiffer

particle physicsphysicsentropy-driven ordercondensed matter physicsentropy

Magnetic Field Dependent Thermodynamic Properties of Square and Quadrupolar Artificial Spin Ice. Physical review. B./Physical review. B (2022)

M. GorycaX. ZhangJ. D. WattsC. NisoliC. LeightonP. SchifferS. A. Crooker

magnetismphysicsthermodynamicsmagnetic fields

Artificial Spin Ice: Paths Forward. Applied Physics Letters (2021)

Peter SchifferCristiano Nisoli

spintronicsartificial spin icequantum sciencespin phenomenonapplied physics

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Peter Schiffer

Professor

Princeton University

Affiliations

Department of Physics

Peter Schiffer is currently serving as a Physics Professor at Princeton University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Peter Schiffer

Princeton University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Fractional Magnetic Charges and Channeling of Faraday Lines by Disclinations in Artificial Spin Ice. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2025)

spintronicsphysicscondensed mattermagnetismspin phenomenonmagnetic propertiescondensed matter physics

Nanomagnet Shape Effects on Magnetic Reversal in Artificial Spin Ice. Physical review. B./Physical review. B (2025)

spintronicsphysicscondensed mattermagnetismapplied physicsmagnetic propertiescondensed matter physicsmaterials science

Sub-Tesla On-Chip Nanomagnetic Metamaterial Platform for Angle-Resolved Photoemission Spectroscopy. The Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters (2025)

microwave technologyphysicsnanotechnologymetamaterialsmagnetismplasmonsmagnetic resonanceelectromagnetic metamaterialsnanoparticle researchapplied physicsmaterials science

Artificial Magnetic Tripod Ice. Physical Review Letters (2023)

Zhang, XiaoyuChioar, Ioan-AugustinFitez, GrantHurben, AnthonySaccone, MichaelBingham, Nicholas S.Ramberger, JustinLeighton, ChrisNisoli, CristianoSchiffer, Peter

arctic engineeringfreeze-thaw cyclingmagnetismmagnetic refrigerationcryosphereroboticscryogenicsapplied physicscondensed matter physicsmaterials science

Deconstructing Magnetization Noise: Degeneracies, Phases, and Mobile Fractionalized Excitations in Tetris Artificial Spin Ice. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2023)

Mateusz GorycaXiaoyu ZhangJustin RambergerJustin D. WattsCristiano NisoliChris LeightonPeter SchifferScott A. Crooker

particle physicsspintronicsphysicsmagnetismcryogenicsapplied physicscondensed matter physicsmaterials sciencemagnetization noise

Topological Kinetic Crossover in a Nanomagnet Array. Science (2023)

Xiaoyu ZhangGrant FitezShayaan SubzwariNicholas S. BinghamIoan-Augustin ChioarHilal SaglamJustin RambergerChris LeightonCristiano NisoliPeter Schiffer

biophysicstopological kinetic crossovertopologynanotechnologynanomagnet array

Collective Ferromagnetism of Artificial Square Spin Ice. Physical Review Letters (2022)

N. S. BinghamX. ZhangJ. RambergerO. HeinonenC. LeightonP. Schiffer

ferromagnetismspintronicsmagnetismcollective ferromagnetismcryogenicsapplied physicscondensed matter physics

Entropy-Driven Order in an Array of Nanomagnets. Nature Physics (2022)

particle physicsphysicsentropy-driven ordercondensed matter physicsentropy

Magnetic Field Dependent Thermodynamic Properties of Square and Quadrupolar Artificial Spin Ice. Physical review. B./Physical review. B (2022)

M. GorycaX. ZhangJ. D. WattsC. NisoliC. LeightonP. SchifferS. A. Crooker

magnetismphysicsthermodynamicsmagnetic fields

Artificial Spin Ice: Paths Forward. Applied Physics Letters (2021)

Peter SchifferCristiano Nisoli

spintronicsartificial spin icequantum sciencespin phenomenonapplied physics

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