Research at MNL involves the fabrication, characterization and applications of novel magnetic nanostructures, including multilayer films, nanorods, nanodisks and nanotubes. Among the scientists excited about this new method is the University of Delaware's Matt Doty, an associate professor of materials science and engineering, physics, and electrical and computer engineering and associate director of the UD Nanofabrication Facility. "The work of Weng and coauthors provides a powerful new tool for the 'quantum engineering' of complex nanostructures designed to implement novel electronic and optoelectronic functions. [Their] new approach makes it feasible for researchers to realize much more sophisticated nanostructure designs than were previously possible." he says.

Mangin, Ultrafast Spin-Transfer Switching in Spin Valve Nanopillars with Perpendicular Anisotropy, Applied Physics Letters 96, 022514 (2010) H. Past USF Physics recipients of this Award include Dr. Theoretically we are strong in both analytical and computational methods of describing the physics of magnetic materials as well as the physics of waves and oscillations in general, including non-linear waves, solitons, wave instabilities and chaos. 8 September 2016: Congratulations to Manu for his first paper as first author, published today in Physical Review B Rapid Communications: "Electrical measurement of magnetic-field-impeded polarity switching of a ferromagnetic vortex core" 1 September 2016: Welcome to Shyam Balaji who will be carrying out some theoretical research with Mikhail for the next few months! 1 September 2016: Welcome to Emmanouil Raptakis who is joining our group as an undergraduate research group member! 12 July 2016: Welcome to Rihan Hai from Nanjing University who is working in our group for the next 8 weeks. 7 January 2016: Mikhail's paper, "Coupling of microwave magnetic dynamics in thin ferromagnetic films to stripline transducers in the geometry of the broadband stripline ferromagnetic resonance" appears in the Journal of Applied Physics. 15 December 2015: Welcome to Matthew Nguyen who will be doing some research with us over the summer break. 1 December 2015: Welcome to Aaron Hurst, a Pawsey Supercomputing Intern who will work with us over summer. 22 October 2015: Release of the book "Magnetism of Surfaces, Interfaces and Nanoscale Materials, 1st Edition", containing a chapter on "Domain Wall Motion in Nanostructures" by Sampaio, Grollier and Metaxas. 21 September 2015: Honours and Masters projects for 2016 are available here in the "Spintronics and Magnetisation Dynamics" folder.

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Achieving that goal requires efforts on several fronts. Nonlinear wave phenomena that have been investigated include wave-wave coupling, emission of radiation, chaotic behavior, wave self-focusing, soliton formation, and other "strong" turbulence effects. Articles on "Spinodal Decomposition in Polymer Blends" (S. The prefix nano has become synonymous with advancement and modern society. Abarbanel, Analysis of Observed Chaotic Data, Springer (1996).

Extremely narrow plasmon resonances based on diffraction coupling of localized plasmons in arrays of metallic nanoparticles. REF2014 ranked us 2nd in the UK for the number of research outputs judged to be of internationally leading (4 star) quality, with 28% of our publications in this top bracket. View at Publisher · View at Google Scholar · View at Scopus Y. In plenary Talk session it was an honor to have speeches of distinguished scientists Prof.

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For example, the site cannot determine your email name unless you choose to type it. An undergraduate student working with me (Zhongruo Wang) was awarded the Sites-Regelson Undergraduate Research Scholarship, the Winder Research Fellowship and the Weber Scholarship. The peculiarities of high-resolution TEM of investigated ceramic compounds are discussed. Here, you get a legitimate vibe for Belgian life, particularly its fabulous eatery and bistro society.

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Introduces essential experimental techniques, including setup and operation of basic laboratory equipment, elementary experimental design, statistics and inference, and computational data analysis. Enhanced light emission from a single quantum well located near a metal coated surface. We show that an increase in the number of tetrads induces a narrowing of the fluorescence spectrum, an increase in the fluorescence quantum yield, a lengthening of fluorescence lifetime and a decrease of the anisotropy detected on the femtosecond time-scale.

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