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Spin-based Neuromorphic/Quantum Hardware Platform

To establish world-leading spintronic neuromorphic and quantum hardware technologies,
enabling ultra-low-power artificial intelligence, quantum information processing, and

global leadership in brain-inspired computing and quantum hybrid systems.

KEYWORDKeyword

Nano/Quantum Advanced Materials Digital Twin Spintronic Neuromorphic hardware Quantum hybrid systems Magnonics

OBJECTIVE Objective

To develop ultra-low-power neuromorphic hardware and on-chip quantum hybrid platforms based on altermagnetic/orbital materials and spin quasiparticles (domain walls, skyrmions, and magnons), and to demonstrate physical brain emulation and quantum information transfer.

INTRODUCTION Director's Message



Artificial intelligence and quantum technologies are key drivers of future scientific and industrial competitiveness.

Our research team aims to overcome the limitations of conventional electronics by leveraging world-class expertise in spintronics.

By utilizing the dynamics of spin quasiparticles such as domain walls, skyrmions, and magnons, we seek to develop ultra-low-power neuromorphic hardware and next-generation quantum hybrid platforms.

Through close collaboration between KAIST and KRISS, we will foster global research leaders and
establish a world-leading hub for AI and quantum technologies.



IMPACT Impact

Development of spintronic neuromorphic and quantum hardware technologies

Realization of digital-twin hardware platforms for brain disease modeling and prediction

Advancement of magnon-based quantum hybrid systems and quantum gate operations

Leadership in next-generation strategic technologies integrating AI, quantum science, and spintronics

Establishment of a global research hub through KAIST-KRISS collaboration

Technology transfer and industrial impact in semiconductor, AI, and quantum sectors

TALENT Ideal Talent

We aim to cultivate creative and globally competitive researchers
who can integrate spintronics, artificial intelligence, and quantum information science to pioneer future technologies.
Researchers will be trained with interdisciplinary expertise spanning materials development, device fabrication, precision measurements, theoretical modeling, and international collaboration.

FACULTY Faculty