2025-06-03 Poster presentation - 2025 Summer KMS conference

I attended the 2025 summer Korean Magnetic Society (KMS) Conference held on Jeju island from June 3 to June 5, 2025. During the conference, I presented a poster titled "Magnonic Spin Dissipation Driven Anisotropic Spin Torque in Easy-Axis Antiferromagnet/Ferromagnet Bilayer"

2025-05-13 Blender MCP

Claude's MCP function has many amazing features. Previously, I installed web crawling functionality in Claude using MCP and confirmed that it works very effectively. This time, I've added a feature that allows us to check the extensibility with other programs, which can be considered the core of MCP, not just simple web crawling functionality. When the Blender MCP function is installed, Claude can directly access Blender and model in real-time according to my commands. The above result was produced with the command 'Model a person being chased by a monster in a house with a pretty yard.' The image on the right is the result of a simple command 'Model the structure of Graphene.' It's truly amazing.

2025-05-08 Created a new I-V curve measurement program using Python

I created a new I-V curve measurement program using Python. Although it could have been easily written with LabView, the purpose of this project was to completely write a measurement program using Python and AI, as LabView, being a GUI language, is not easy to utilize with AI. The program's function is not to measure DC current I-V curves, but to apply desired AC currents and collect the corresponding 1st & 2nd harmonic signals. I wrote it to perform forward & backward sweeps within the set current range and to allow setting the desired frequency. AI isn't yet able to write a perfect program all at once, but I think there's significance in it helping to establish the framework for parts that were quite cumbersome and inconvenient. After modifying a few minor aspects, I was able to obtain a program that works very successfully.