WIKIPEDIA
When approaching a new topic or an unfamiliar concept, the first stop for students of all levels is an internet search and, more often than not, Wikipedia. Outstanding articles thus pave the entrance to a field and attract the most brilliant minds.About one in 200 Wikipedia articles in each language are labeled by the community as good after a collaborative process of peer review and polishing to meet certain standard quality criteria. The COST action MOLSPIN celebrates good Wikipedia articles on Molecular Spintronics and related topics, and we encourage researchers and students to produce more of them. If you write one such article, please send the link once it has been labeled as such by the Wikipedia community.
In 2018, a Master student chose as an assignment for his practicum at the ICMol to prepare a wikipedia article on Single Molecule Magnets. Take a look!
-Single Molecule Magnets (in French
)Currently examples of good wikipedia articles on our area range from the most general to specific concepts and applications:
- Electromagnetism (in
Latin 
in Español 
and in Esperanto 
)
- Maxwell's Equations (in Spanish, in
Russian 
and in
Belarussian 
, in
Macedonian 
)
- Electric Field (in Sicilianu
)
- Magnetic Field (in French)
- Giant Magnetorresistance (in Russian)
- Magnetochemistry (in Spanish)
- Exchange Interaction (in Spanish)
- Magnetic Resonance Imaging (in Euskera
and in Slovakian 
)
- Atomic Force Microscopy (in German
)
in Español
and in Esperanto )
- Maxwell's Equations (in Spanish
, in
Russian and in
Belarussian , in
Macedonian )- Electric Field (in Sicilianu
)- Magnetic Field (in French
)- Giant Magnetorresistance (in Russian
)- Magnetochemistry (in Spanish
)- Exchange Interaction (in Spanish
)- Magnetic Resonance Imaging (in Euskera
and in Slovakian )- Atomic Force Microscopy (in German
)