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23FEB 2024
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Published in Surfaces and Interfaces: The role of alloying on texture evolution and solid-state dewetting of thin metallic films
The paper “Influence of Au alloying on solid state dewetting kinetics and texture evolution of Ag and Ni thin films” by Martin Dierner, Johannes Will, Michael Landes, Christian Volland, Robert Branscheid, Tobias Zech, Tobias Unruh and Erdmann Spiecker has just been published in the Journal of Surfaces and Interfaces. Congratulations Martin and colleagues! Thin films […]
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22AUG 2023
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Published in Acta Materialia: identify the complex or superlattice nature of intrinsic and extrinsic stacking faults in superalloys
The paper “Reliable identification of the complex or superlattice nature of intrinsic and extrinsic stacking faults in the L12 phase by high-resolution imaging” by Nicolas Karpstein, Malte Lenz, Andreas Bezold, Mingjian Wu, Stefan Neumeier, and Erdmann Spiecker has just published in the Journal Acta Materialia. Congratulations to Nico and colleagues! Superalloys are high-performance materials designed […]The paper “Reliable identification of the complex or superlattice nature of intrinsic and extrinsic stacking faults in the L12 phase by high-resolution imaging” by Nicolas Karpstein, Malte Lenz, Andreas Bezold, Mingjian Wu, Stefan Neumeier, and Erdmann Spiecker has just published in the Journal Acta Materialia. Congratulations to Nico and colleagues! Superalloys are high-performance materials designed […]
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21APR 2023
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Publication on “stitching approach” for lab-based nano-CT
Silvan Englisch and his colleagues from the nanotomography work group recently published a strategy to tackle and overcome the inherent compromise between accessible volume and spatial resolution in nanotomography. The article “Expanding accessible 3D sample size in lab-based X-ray nanotomography without compromising resolution” was published in Precision Engineering as part of the special issue Developments […]Silvan Englisch and his colleagues from the nanotomography work group recently published a strategy to tackle and overcome the inherent compromise between accessible volume and spatial resolution in nanotomography. The article “Expanding accessible 3D sample size in lab-based X-ray nanotomography without compromising resolution” was published in Precision Engineering as part of the special issue Developments […]
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24FEB 2023
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Joint publication on a correlative tomographic workflow
We recently published the manuscript titled “3D analysis of equally X-ray attenuating mineralogical phases utilizing a correlative tomographic workflow across multiple length scales” in the journal Powder Technology demonstrating an interdisciplinary collaboration between the IMN and the groups of Prof. U. A. Peuker (TU Freiberg), Prof. V. Schmidt (Ulm University) and Prof. A. P. Weber […]
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09NOV 2022
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Paper on resonating nanowire as gas sensor published in ACS Nano, congratulations, Lilian and colleagues!
Our nanowire experts Dr. Lilian Vogl, Dr. Peter Schweizer (now both at EMPA, Thun Switzerland), and Peter Denninger from the Institute of Micro- and Nanostructure Research headed by Prof. Spiecker recently published their work about gold nanowires provided by Gunther Richter from the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems with the title “Sensing capability of […]
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05JUL 2022
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Providing a holistic understanding of radiation chemistry during in situ studies
Taming radiation effects during in situ studies in liquid phases is a major challenge for investigations with ionizing radiation, such as electrons or X-rays. In a recent work published in Advanced Science, researchers of FAU (IMN, CENEM, LEB, ICSP, LKO), Helmholtz-Institute Erlangen-Nürnberg for Renewable Energy, and Fraunhofer IISB have made a step further towards this […]
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