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We present a fabrication scheme called ‘fork stamping’ optimized for the dry transfer of individual pristine carbon nano‐  tubes (CNTs) onto ferromagnetic contact electrodes fabricated by standard lithography. We demonstrate the detailed recipes for a residue‐free device fabrication and in‐situ current annealing on suspended CNT spin‐valve devices with ferromagnetic Permalloy (Py) contacts and report preliminary transport characterization and magnetoresistance experiments at cryogenic temperatures. This scheme can directly be used to implement more complex device structures, including multiple gates or superconducting contacts.

Fork stamping of pristine carbon nanotubes onto ferromagnetic contacts for spin‐valve devices