Ferroic Materials: Properties and Applications
A special issue of Magnetochemistry (ISSN 2312-7481). This special issue belongs to the section "Magnetic Materials".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 July 2023) | Viewed by 1841
Special Issue Editor
Interests: complex oxides; oxynitrides; novel electronic and quantum materials; thin films; material processing; materials characteri-zation; spin manipulation; magnetics; ferroelectrics; dielectrics; pyroelectrics; piezoelectrics; energy conversion; device
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Complex-oxide materials and their interfaces have garnered enormous interest in the last decade due to the potential for and realization of exotic phenomena in these systems, including emergent interfacial conduction, magnetic order, superconductivity, new ferroelectric order, etc. However, the field is still frequently discussed from various aspects. Such systems are promising for information technology devices, electrically controlled magnetic data storage, low power consumption, and magnetically operated electric devices. One of the most important open questions to address is in the understanding of the fundamental limits of the coupling and charge transfer at the interfaces, and how to expand it for applications. We are excited to offer a platform for some of this exciting new research with a Special Issue of the new open access journal, Magnetochemistry. This Special Issue aims to publish a collection of cutting-edge research articles which will present the latest achievements in the field of oxide interfaces, ferroelectric and multiferroic materials that will impact the development of the next generation of electronic devices.
Dr. Sujit Das
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- oxide interfaces
- ferroelectric
- magnetic
- multiferroic
- domain wall dynamics
- dielectric energy storage
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