… Radiation tolerant materials are in great demand for safe operation and advancement of …
to mitigate radiation damage, this study demonstrates enhancement of radiation tolerance with …

… defects outside the active volume of a ZnO-based device could be beneficial to enhance the
radiation tolerance. … that extended defects can act as efficient traps for the highly mobile Zn …

… defect density. Specifically, the results observed in thin film Pt highlight a lack of radiation
tolerance … TEM image frames that highlight the lack of defect mobility. In this example, two small …

… Record electron mobility in 2D materials has enabled multiple … radiation, on the other hand,
could create new defects in the crystal lattice. If close to the quantum emitter, the new defects …

… distribution has been explained by preferential removal of mobile interstitials by free
surfaces, leaving less mobile vacancy clusters behind (near surfaces) 29 . MD simulations also …

… trapping at defects in the gate oxide. These defects can be vacancies, interstitials, or dangling
bonds which can be positively or negatively charged. This trapping of mobile charges may …

… That is, radiation-induced defects can trigger grain boundary mobility with a resulting
increase in the average grain size and a total decrease in the system's free energy. The exact …

… Distinct differences can be observed in both the rate of interface migration and the types of
defect morphologies. Here the GB is mobile and stacking fault tetrahedra (SFTs) frequently …

… radiation tolerance of the nanochannel V films, we firstly present the process of the formation
and the evolution of defects … is the stability, mobility and interaction of the defects created in …

… of mobile dislocations is directly related to void shrinkage in nv-nt Cu. During radiation,
the interaction of radiation-induced defects and TBs provides a continuous source for mobile …