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Combinatorial pulsed laser deposition accelerates materials discovery by enabling rapid synthesis of discrete materials libraries and compositionally graded thin films. With the lack of p‐type transparent amorphous oxide semiconductors, tailoring of device‐relevant properties of potential candidates is vital. In this regard, copper tin oxide thin films
Arne Jörns+3 more
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Laser printing of certain pixels of graphene nanoribbons
A possibility of laser printing of graphene nanoribbon pixels while preserving the integrity of the structure and shape on the silicon substrate in accordance with the irradiated laser spot is demonstrated. To provide the transfer, a target consisting of
M.S. Komlenok+3 more
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Effect of Facial Encumbrance on Excimer Formation and Charge Resonance Stabilization in Model Bichromophoric Assemblies [PDF]
Excimer formation and charge resonance stabilization in covalently linked bichromophoric systems with flexible spacers are important processes relevant to biochemistry and functional materials.
Uhler, Brandon+5 more
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The alloy system CuBrxI1−x is grown by pulsed laser deposition. The structural, optical, and electrical properties of thin films on glass and c‐sapphire are presented. Radial and azimuthal target segmentation allow the fabrication of homogeneous films and a material library with a continuous composition spread, respectively.
Michael Sebastian Bar+4 more
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Investigation of laser dynamics, modulation and control by means of intra-cavity time varying perturbation [PDF]
Work continued on a number of projects aimed at the generation of tunable visible, infrared, and ultraviolet light; and on the control of this light by means of novel mode-locking and modulation techniques.
Harris, S. E.
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Non-Liouvillean ion injection via resonantly enhanced two-photon ionization
The charge-exchange method is now one of the main techniques for ion injection into accelerators and storage rings. The disadvantages of conventional methods, based on the atom or ion stripping in a material target, are emittance growth, energy ...
B. A. Knyazev
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Toward Ultrawide Bandgap Engineering: Physical Properties of an α‐(TixGa1−x)2O3 Material Library
The material system α‐(TixGa1−x)2O3 has potential applications in optoelectronics as it theoretically offers a bandgap tunable over a wide range from 0.14 to 5.6 eV. In the present work, spatially addressable material libraries of (TixGa1−x)yOz are realized using combinatorial material synthesis.
Clemens Petersen+6 more
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Radioluminescence and photoluminescence of Th:CaF$_2$ crystals
We study thorium-doped CaF$_2$ crystals as a possible platform for optical spectroscopy of the Th-229 nuclear isomer transition. We anticipate two major sources of background signal that might cover the nuclear spectroscopy signal: VUV-photoluminescence,
Schreitl, Matthias+2 more
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UV‐C Disinfection Robots: A Systematic Review
ABSTRACT The use of ultraviolet (UV‐C) disinfection robots has become increasingly popular in diverse settings, including hospitals, schools, public transportation, and high‐traffic areas, especially following the COVID‐19 pandemic. These robots offer the potential to enhance disinfection efficiency and reduce human exposure to microorganisms. However,
Sergio Genilson Pfleger+2 more
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Importance of Fluorine in High Voltage Electrolytes for LNMO||SiGr Cell Chemistry
A non‐flammable fluorinated electrolyte is developed for a high voltage LNMO||SiGr (20 wt.% Si) cell chemistry to improve the cycle life until 80% SOH by 56% compared to the reference cell chemistry. This electrolyte prevents the roll‐over effect and suppresses side reactions, resulting in an effective solid electrolyte interphase (SEI) and cathode ...
Maike Leopold+9 more
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