Manipulation of magnetic chirality is of outermost importance due to the great technological and scientific opportunities it unlocks. Over the last decade, this manipulation has been achieved through the harnessing of chiral spin interactions in non-centrosymmetric materials and thin film interfaces (DMI), allowing for the creation and tuning of topologically non-trivial chiral spin textures such as spin-spirals and Skyrmions, of great scientific and technological interest. Here we will discuss how state of the art 3D nano-printing can be employed to create 3D geometries that host complex chiral spin textures and how such geometries can be combined to create artificial interfaces where spin textures of different chirality are forced to match each other [1]. Characterization of the resulting spin states using magnetic X-ray microscopy will be presented.
[1] Sanz-Hernández, D., et al. arXiv:2001.07130 [cond-mat.mes-hall]
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