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19OCT 2020
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Two paper contributions by IMN/CENEM researchers to Proceedings of Superalloys 2020
Two research papers from the high-temperature group have been published recently in the Proceedings of Superalloys 2020. The principal goal of the symposium is to highlight new initiatives and future growth opportunities for superalloys that are used in gas turbine engines and related applications. In one of the publication, authored by Dorota Kubacka and coworkers […]
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30SEP 2020
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Special edition of AEM from Department Materials Science
A special edition of Advanced Engineering Materials, one of the major scientific journals for materials science, is available as of today: The “Special Issue: Materials Science and Engineering at Friedrich-Alexander University of Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU)” with specialist contributions from scientists from all nine chairs in our department, covering a selection of current materials science and technical […]A special edition of Advanced Engineering Materials, one of the major scientific journals for materials science, is available as of today: The “Special Issue: Materials Science and Engineering at Friedrich-Alexander University of Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU)” with specialist contributions from scientists from all nine chairs in our department, covering a selection of current materials science and technical […]
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08MAY 2020
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Creep deformation in superalloy: dislocation climb as an alternative to glide
The paper “Segregation-assisted climb of Frank partial dislocations: An alternative route to superintrinsic stacking faults in L12-hardened superalloys” by Malte Lenz, Mingjian Wu and Erdmann Spiecker has recently been published in Acta Materialia. Congratulations! As the fundamental carrier of plastic deformation of crystalline materials, the motion of dislocations can be achieved by glide and climb. […]The paper “Segregation-assisted climb of Frank partial dislocations: An alternative route to superintrinsic stacking faults in L12-hardened superalloys” by Malte Lenz, Mingjian Wu and Erdmann Spiecker has recently been published in Acta Materialia. Congratulations! As the fundamental carrier of plastic deformation of crystalline materials, the motion of dislocations can be achieved by glide and climb. […]
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27APR 2020
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Complex Nanomorphology of Ternary OSC revealed by Multimodal Analytical TEM
The paper “Unraveling the Complex Nanomorphology of Ternary Organic Solar Cells with Multimodal Analytical Transmission Electron Microscopy” by Dr. Stefanie Rechberger and colleagues has recently been published in Solar RRL. In this paper, the successful discrimination and spatial mapping of the active layer components of a ternary organic solar cell are demonstrated using analytical transmission […]The paper “Unraveling the Complex Nanomorphology of Ternary Organic Solar Cells with Multimodal Analytical Transmission Electron Microscopy” by Dr. Stefanie Rechberger and colleagues has recently been published in Solar RRL. In this paper, the successful discrimination and spatial mapping of the active layer components of a ternary organic solar cell are demonstrated using analytical transmission […]
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08APR 2020
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Novel method for in situ cleaning of 2D-materials published in Nature Communications
FAU scientists develop method for cleaning surfaces at the nanoscale A team of scientists at Friedrich-Alexander Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU) has developed a novel mechanical cleaning method for surfaces on the nanoscale. The technique successfully removes even the tiniest contaminants down to the atomic scale, achieving an unprecedented level of cleanliness. The results of this study […]FAU scientists develop method for cleaning surfaces at the nanoscale A team of scientists at Friedrich-Alexander Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU) has developed a novel mechanical cleaning method for surfaces on the nanoscale. The technique successfully removes even the tiniest contaminants down to the atomic scale, achieving an unprecedented level of cleanliness. The results of this study […]
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$Low Energy Nano Diffraction (LEND) published in Ultramicroscopy$
02APR 2020
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Low Energy Nano Diffraction (LEND) published in Ultramicroscopy
The paper “A versatile diffraction technique in SEM” by Peter Schweizer, Peter Denninger, Christian Dolle and Erdmann Spiecker is recently published in Ultramicroscopy. This work demonstrates a novel setup for transmission diffraction in scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and its applications. Using the technique, it is possible to gain TEM-like diffraction capabilities in virtually any SEM. […]The paper “A versatile diffraction technique in SEM” by Peter Schweizer, Peter Denninger, Christian Dolle and Erdmann Spiecker is recently published in Ultramicroscopy. This work demonstrates a novel setup for transmission diffraction in scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and its applications. Using the technique, it is possible to gain TEM-like diffraction capabilities in virtually any SEM. […]
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