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Home » Peter wins materials science department calendar contest! twice!

Peter wins materials science department calendar contest! twice!

December 20, 2017 By John Heron

Two of Peter’s science art images were chosen to go on the materials science department annual calendar. The chosen images show the magnetic structure of entropy stabilized oxides and target ablation during pulsed laser deposition.

A high energy plasma is created through laser ablation to deposit magnetic and ferroelectric oxide thin films. Building materials from the atomic level allows an additional energetic constraint when synthesizing new phases.
The long range antiferromagnetic order of (MgCoNiCuZn)O entropy-stabilized oxide despite significant chemical disorder and magnetic frustration.

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