Swati Chaudhary

New Capabilities

As of October 2026: Project research associate, University of Tokyo

Two-pole magnets run the modern world. Hard drives, credit-card strips, and refrigerator doors all rely on the familiar north-south dipole. A University of Toronto team has now found a way to see a stranger magnetic state, one that behaves as if it has eight poles and that ordinary instruments cannot detect.

Updated Oct 7