This project develops advanced two-dimensional (2D) magnetic and spin-active materials to improve future spintronic technologies such as magnetic sensors, nonvolatile memory, and energy-efficient logic devices. By combining material synthesis with device fabrication and magnetotransport measurements, the research studies how spin ordering, magnetic anisotropy, and spin–charge interactions govern the behavior of 2D materials. The team will also use computer simulations to understand and optimize these spin-dependent processes. The goal is to create high-quality materials and device designs that enable faster, more energy-efficient, and more reliable spintronic performance.