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Materials Colloquium 2020 – November, 4th, 16:30 Zoom Sebastian Stepanow (Magnetism and Interface Physics, D-MATL, ETHZ) Magnetic resonance techniques are widely employed for probing the electronic and magnetic properties of solids, liquids, and molecules as well as for their elemental and…

Materials Colloquium 2020 – November, 4th, 16:30 Zoom Anna Fontcuberta i Morral (Laboratory of Semiconductor Materials, EPFL) Solar energy harvesting constitutes of the technological paths to replace production of electrical power by burning fossil fuels. Some compound semiconductors such as…

Materials Colloquium 2020 – October, 7th, 16:30 Zoom Ahmad Rafsanjani (SDU Biorobotics, University of Southern Denmark) Soft robotics surged a bioinspired evolution in robot design through their highly deformable structure by enabling robots to interact adaptively with complex environments and…

Materials Colloquium 2020 – October, 7th, 16:30 Zoom Brendan Bulfin (Professorship of Renewable Energy Carriers, D-MAVT, ETH Zürich) Metal oxide redox cycles offer a pathway for converting heat into chemical energy via the thermal reduction of a metal oxide. The…

Materials Colloquium 2020 – September, 9th, 16:30 Zoom Roland Logé (Laboratory of Thermomechanical Metallurgy, Institute of Materials, EPFL) Laser Powder Bed Fusion (LPBF, also known as SLM, Selective Laser Melting) is a well known Additive Manufacturing technology, among the most…

Materials Colloquium 2020 – September, 9th, 16:30 Zoom Chiara Gattinoni (Materials Theory, D-MATL, ETH Zürich) A precise understanding of the surface and interface behavior of ferroelectric materials is necessary towards their use in promising applications such as memory storage or…

Special Edition of the Materials Colloquium 2020 July, 23rd, 15:00 Zoom Elsa Olivetti (MIT, Department of Materials Science and Engineering) Materials have long played a role in transitioning between eras. Now the materials community’s most pressing task is to decarbonize…