Tailoring interfaces is a powerful way of reducing the accumulation of radiation defects.
Understanding strain evolution induced by ion bombardment in nuclear materials with high …

The microstructural phenomena occurring in 6H–SiC subjected to different irradiation
conditions and annealing temperatures were investigated to assess the suitability of 6H–SiC …

The microstructure evolution of hydrogen-implanted 6H-SiC at different temperatures and
fluences is investigated by using various experimental techniques. In H-implanted samples …

Ge-rich Ge–Sb–Te alloys are materials with potential for new non-volatile memories named
Phase Change Memories offering an extended range of possible applications. However, the …

Nanolayered metallic alloys are promising materials for nuclear applications thanks to their
resistance to radiation damage. Here, we investigate the effect of ion (C, Si, and Cu) …

Abstract Sputter-deposited Zr/Nb nanoscale metallic multilayers with a periodicity of 27 (thin)
and 96 nm (thick) were subjected to Cu+ implantation with low and high fluences and then …

Blistering phenomenon by H implantation into 6H-SiC and high-temperature annealing is
only possible in a surprisingly narrow window of ion fluence. By combining experimental …

The fabrication process and resistive switching properties of flexible single crystalline
LiNbO3 (LN) thin films are reported in this paper. Single crystalline LN thin films are …

Abstract Nanolayered Zr/Nb metals are considered promising for advanced nuclear reactors
due to their superior resistance to irradiation. In this study, Zr/Nb multilayers were irradiated …

Hydrogen and helium co-implantation is nowadays used to efficiently transfer thin Si layers
and fabricate silicon on insulator wafers for the microelectronic industry. The synergy …