Archive of featured papers of the month, Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy

Fast and easy exploration of crystal properties using machine-learned Ephemeral Data-derived Potentials

February, 2024

P T Salzbrenner, S H Joo, L J Conway, P I C Cooke, B Zhu, M P. Matraszek, W C Witt, C J Pickard, "Developments and further applications of ephemeral data derived potentials", J. Chem. Phys. 14 October 2023; 159 (14): 144801

Structure and colour in nitrogen doped lutetium hydride

January, 2024

S.W. Kim, L. J. Conway, C. J. Pickard, G. L. Pascut, and B. Monserrat, "Microscopic theory of colour in lutetium hydride", Nat. Commun., 14 (1), p. 7360, Nov. 2023

Something for nothing? Energy stored in metallic glasses

January, 2024

M.B.Costa, A.L. Greer, "Enthalpy of anelasticity and rejuvenation of metallic glasses", Acta Materialia, 265 (2024) 119609

A new approach to 3D imaging of nanoscale magnetism

December, 2023

George R. Lewis, Daniel Wolf, Axel Lubk, Emilie Ringe and Paul A. Midgley, "WRAP: A wavelet-regularised reconstruction algorithm for magnetic vector electron tomography", Ultramicroscopy, 253 (2023) 113804

Vertically Aligned Nanocomposite Thin Films Incorporating 3D-Architectures for Micro-Battery Applications

December, 2023

Lovett, A.J., Daramalla, V., Nayak, D., Sayed, F.N., Mahadevegowda, A., Ducati, C., Spencer, B.F., Dutton, S.E., Grey, C.P. and MacManus‐Driscoll, J.L., "3D Nanocomposite Thin Film Cathodes for Micro‐Batteries with Enhanced High‐Rate Electrochemical Performance over Planar Films", Advanced Energy Materials, 13(38) (2023) p.2302053

Department of Materials Science & Metallurgy

Papers of the month - archive

Fast and easy exploration of crystal properties using machine-learned Ephemeral Data-derived Potentials

Structure and colour in nitrogen doped lutetium hydride

Something for nothing? Energy stored in metallic glasses

A new approach to 3D imaging of nanoscale magnetism

Vertically Aligned Nanocomposite Thin Films Incorporating 3D-Architectures for Micro-Battery Applications

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