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The Materials Map is an open tool for improving networking and interdisciplinary exchange within materials research. It enables cross-database search for cooperation and network partners and discovering of the research landscape.

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  • 2022Control of magnetoelastic coupling in Ni/Fe multilayers using He + ion irradiation4citations
  • 2021On the exceptional temperature stability of ferroelectric Al1-xScxN thin films82citations
  • 2020Surface functionalization of ZnO:Ag columnar thin films with AgAu and AgPt bimetallic alloy nanoparticles as an efficient pathway for highly sensitive gas discrimination and early hazard detection in batteriescitations
  • 2017Localized Synthesis of Iron Oxide Nanowires and Fabrication of High Performance Nanosensors Based on a Single Fe2 O3 Nanowire131citations
  • 2017Enhancing the conductivity of ZnO micro- and nanowire networks with gallium oxide1citations
  • 2017Functional NiTi grids for in situ straining in the TEM2citations

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  • Langer, J.
  • Kehlberger, A.
  • Syskaki, M.-A.
  • Ravelosona, D.
  • Lamperti, A.
  • Kienle, L.
  • Masciocchi, G.
  • Kläui, M.
  • Jakob, G.
  • Lotnyk, A.
  • Borie, B.
  • Ambacher, O.
  • Lofink, F.
  • Schönweger, G.
  • Yassine, M.
  • Kohlstedt, H.
  • Fichtner, S.
  • Christian, B.
  • Islam, M. R.
  • Santos-Carballal, D.
  • Hoppe, M.
  • Lupan, O.
  • Cavers, H.
  • Vahl, A.
  • Adelung, R.
  • De Leeuw, N.
  • Hansen, S.
  • Dankwort, T.
  • Cadi-Essadek, A.
  • Terasa, M-I
  • Postica, V.
  • Faupel, F.
  • Lazari, E.
  • Kaidas, V.
  • Polonskyi, O.
  • Duppel, V.
  • Adelung, Rainer
  • Ababii, N.
  • Faupel, Franz
  • Mishra, Prof. Yogendra Kumar
  • Shree, S.
  • Smazna, D.
  • Schütt, F.
  • Schürmann, U.
  • Quandt, Eckhard
  • Chluba, C.
  • Junker, P.
  • Miranda, R. Lima De
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Functional NiTi grids for in situ straining in the TEM

  • Kienle, L.
  • Adelung, Rainer
  • Schürmann, U.
  • Quandt, Eckhard
  • Wolff, N.
  • Chluba, C.
  • Junker, P.
  • Miranda, R. Lima De
  • Smazna, D.
Abstract

<p>In situ measurements are a pivotal extension of conventional transmission electron microscopy (TEM). By means of the shape memory alloy NiTi thin film Functional Grids were produced for in situ straining as alternative or at least complement of expensive commercial holders. Due to the martensite-austenite transition temperature straining effects can be observed by use of customary heating holders in the range of 50 to 100  °C. The grids can be produced in diversified designs to fit for different strain situations. Micro tensile tests were performed and compared with finite element simulations to estimate the applied forces on the sample and to predict the functionality of different grid designs. As a first example of this Functional Grid technology, we demonstrate the impact of applying a strain to a network of ZnO tetrapods.</p>

Topics
  • thin film
  • simulation
  • transmission electron microscopy