Recently,significant efforts have been directed at overcoming the limitations of conventional rigid optoelectronic devices,particularly their poor mechanical stability under bending,folding,and stretching *** of major...
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Recently,significant efforts have been directed at overcoming the limitations of conventional rigid optoelectronic devices,particularly their poor mechanical stability under bending,folding,and stretching *** of major approaches for rendering optoelectronic devices mechanically deformable is to replace the conventional electronic/optoelectronic materials with functional nanomaterials or organic materials that are intrinsically flexible/***,advanced device designs and unconventional fabrication methods have also contributed to the development of soft optoelectronic ***,new devices such as bio-inspired curved image sensors,wearable light emitting devices,and deformable bio-integrated optoelectronic devices have been *** this review,recent progress in the development of soft optoelectronic materials and devices is ***,various materials such as nanomaterials,organic materials,and their hybrids that are suitable for developing deformable photodetectors,are ***,the nanomaterials and organic/polymeric materials that are applicable in deformable light-emitting diodes are ***,representative system-level applications of flexible and stretchable photodetectors and light-emitting diodes are reviewed,and future prospects are discussed.
APtO3 (A = Ca, Sr, Ba) is a unique family in the complex transition metal oxides with the AMO3 formula. Most 3d and 4dAMO3 compounds adopt the perovskite structure when synthesized at ambient or high pressure; however...
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APtO3 (A = Ca, Sr, Ba) is a unique family in the complex transition metal oxides with the AMO3 formula. Most 3d and 4dAMO3 compounds adopt the perovskite structure when synthesized at ambient or high pressure; however, APtO3 perovskites have not been reported, even if their geometric tolerance factor, t, falls in the range suitable for the perovskite structure. Herein, we studied the crystal structures of BaPtO3 by performing the in situ x-ray diffraction over a broad range in the pressure (P)–temperature (T) phase diagram. The perovskite BaPtO3 can be stabilized at P>35 GPa and T>1100 K. A variety of crystal structures, including the perovskite structure and its hexagonal polytypes, observed in the P–T phase diagram of BaPtO3 match the structure predictions from the first-principles calculations reasonably well.
Characterization of structural diversity within soft materials is key for engineering new materials for various applications. Small-angle scattering (SAS) is a widely used characterization technique that provides stru...
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Characterization of structural diversity within soft materials is key for engineering new materials for various applications. Small-angle scattering (SAS) is a widely used characterization technique that provides structural information in soft materials at varying length scales (nm to microns). The typical output of a SAS measurement is the scattered intensity I(q) as a function of q, the scattered wavevector with respect to the incident wave. The scattered wavevector q is represented by its magnitude |q| ≡ q (in inverse distance units) and azimuthal angle θ. While structures with isotropic spatial arrangement can be interpreted by analysis of azimuthally averaged one-dimensional (1D) scattering profile, to understand anisotropic spatial arrangements, one has to interpret the two-dimensional (2D) scattering profile, I(q, θ). Manual interpretation of such 2D profiles is complicated, and usually involves fitting of approximate analytical models to azimuthally averaged sections of the 2D profile. In this paper, we present a new method called CREASE-2D that interprets, without any azimuthal averaging, the entire 2D scattering profile, I(q, θ), and outputs the relevant structural features. CREASE-2D is an extension of the ‘computational reverse engineering analysis for scatting experiments’ (CREASE) method that has been used successfully to analyze 1D SAS profiles for a variety of soft materials. CREASE uses a genetic algorithm for optimization and an artificial neural network (ANN) as the surrogate machine learning (ML) model for fast calculation of 1D ‘computed’ scattering profiles that are then compared to the experimental 1D scattering profiles in the optimization. CREASE-2D goes beyond CREASE by enabling analysis of 2D scattering profiles, which is far more challenging to interpret than the azimuthally averaged 1D profiles. Further, we use XGBoost as the surrogate ML model in CREASE-2D, in place of ANNs, to relate structural features to the I(q, θ) profile. The CREA
The increasing usage of antihelminthic drug mebendazole (MEB) in humans and livestock poses serious threat and is considered a significant environmental pollutant. Hence, monitoring the MEB residues in environmental s...
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Studying adsorption in polymers is important for many applications. We present results on real-time in situ adsorption of ethanol and water in thin polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) layers using attenuated total reflecti...
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This research is to study the electric muscle stimulation system and hot compress. As well as focusing on building tools for applications in rehabilitation medicine and physical therapy. The neuromuscular system is an...
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Due to the impacts of cement manufacturing and depletion of the natural aggregates for concrete production, recycling of construction and demolition waste materials has become an alternative replacement to natural mat...
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Due to the impacts of cement manufacturing and depletion of the natural aggregates for concrete production, recycling of construction and demolition waste materials has become an alternative replacement to natural materials that lower their consumption and satisfy the environment. One of these alternatives is replacing cement with recycled materials from marble, ceramic, granite, and concrete wastes or even replacing the coarse aggregate with crushed marble and other stone wastes. Marble, granite, and natural stone wastes rapidly increase each year due to unmanaged waste disposal processes and the incremental increase in construction potential. Marble slurry, which comes from washing and cleaning marble surfaces, shows a filler effect by giving the concrete a denser and homogenous structure. This study evaluates the marble filler effects on the rheology in the fresh state of Self-compacting Concrete (SCC) through four SCC mixes by incorporating 10% marble powder (MP) and 33% fly ash (FA) as a partial Ordinary Portland cement (OPC) replacement. Tests on paste and mortar were conducted to assess the suitability of the marble dosage on the water content and the superplasticizer amount. spread flow, and V-funnel tests were assessed. The results showed that mixes with MP required additional mixing water to ensure the same workability. Regardless of the high viscosity and air content, the overall developed marble SCC mixes reduced the cement quantity by up to 11% and provided excellent rheological properties like that of the reference mix. Besides the economic benefits, this transformation of waste to valuable materials involves environmental advantages and sustainability promotion.
The Co–Fe–Nb materials system is a crucial material for magnetic applications. Despite its importance, the phase equilibria and thermodynamic characteristics of this ternary system have not been explored in detail. ...
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We present a numerical simulation on the effect of leakage paths in the regrown GaN layer in the aperture and above the current blocking layer (CBL) of current aperture vertical electron transistor (CAVET) devices. He...
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We present a numerical simulation on the effect of leakage paths in the regrown GaN layer in the aperture and above the current blocking layer (CBL) of current aperture vertical electron transistor (CAVET) devices. Here, a 2D TCAD modeling is employed to simulate a CAVET device structure considering two main origins of parasitic leakage current from CBL/regrown-GaN interface and gate/regrown-GaN bulk and their degree of detrimental effect on the characteristics of AlGaN/GaN CAVETs.
Equipping buildings with energy harvesting windows is a practical way to reduce greenhouse gas (GhG) emission. Utilizing semi-transparent organic photovoltaics (ST-OPVs) for this application requires the device to be ...
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