Simon Granville leads the MacDiarmid Institute’s Future Computing project to control electron transport and spin through superconductivity and topology. As a Senior Scientist at the Robinson Research Institute (Victoria University of Wellington), Simon applies his expertise in magnetic thin films and structures to the preparation of highly energy-efficient, fast spintronic devices for computing and sensing. Within FLEET, Simon collaborated with investigators in Research theme 1, Topologial materials, and Enabling technologies A (Atomically-thin materials) and B (Nano-device fabrication).