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Oxygen Reduction Electrocatalysis with Epitaxially Grown Spinel MnFeO and FeO
Alexandria R. C. Bredar, Miles D. Blanchet, Andricus R. Burton +4
Nanocrystalline MnFeO has shown promise as a catalyst for the oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) in alkaline solutions, but the material has been lightly studied as highly…
Thickness Dependent OER Electrocatalysis of Epitaxial LaFeO Thin Films
Andricus R. Burton, Rajendra Paudel, Bethany Matthews +4
Transition metal oxides have long been an area of interest for water electrocatalysis through the oxygen evolution and oxygen reduction reactions. Iron oxides, such as LaFeO,…
Self-regulated growth of candidate topological superconducting parkerite by molecular beam epitaxy
Jason Lapano, Yun-Yi Pai, Alessandro Mazza +17
Ternary chalcogenides such as the parkerites and shandites are a broad class of materials exhibiting rich diversity of transport and magnetic behavior as well as an array of topolo…
Graph neural networks for simulating crack coalescence and propagation in brittle materials
Roberto Perera, Davide Guzzetti, Vinamra Agrawal
High-fidelity fracture mechanics simulations of multiple microcracks interaction via physics-based models quickly become computationally expensive as the number of microcracks incr…
Magnetism and Spin Dynamics in Room-Temperature van der Waals Magnet FeGeTe
Laith Alahmed, Bhuwan Nepal, Juan Macy +12
Two-dimensional (2D) van der Waals (vdWs) materials have gathered a lot of attention recently. However, the majority of these materials have Curie temperatures that are well below…