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David S Ginley

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Mangum J, Chan L, Schmidt U, Garten L, Ginley D, Gorman B
Ultramicroscopy . 2018 Mar; 188:48-51. PMID: 29549789
Site-specific preparation of specimens using focused ion beam instruments for transmission electron microscopy is at the forefront of targeting regions of interest for nanoscale characterization. Typical methods of pinpointing desired...
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Haggerty J, Schelhas L, Kitchaev D, Mangum J, Garten L, Sun W, et al.
Sci Rep . 2017 Nov; 7(1):15232. PMID: 29123137
Structure-specific synthesis processes are of key importance to the growth of polymorphic functional compounds such as TiO, where material properties strongly depend on structure as well as chemistry. The robust...
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Holder A, Siol S, Ndione P, Peng H, Deml A, Matthews B, et al.
Sci Adv . 2017 Jun; 3(6):e1700270. PMID: 28630928
Structure and composition control the behavior of materials. Isostructural alloying is historically an extremely successful approach for tuning materials properties, but it is often limited by binodal and spinodal decomposition,...
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Nikodemski S, Dameron A, Perkins J, OHayre R, Ginley D, Berry J
Sci Rep . 2016 Sep; 6:32830. PMID: 27610922
Transparent conducting oxide (TCO) coatings with decreased cost and greater process or performance versatility are needed for a variety of optoelectronic applications. Among potential new TCO candidates, doped titanium dioxide...
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Caskey C, Holder A, Shulda S, Christensen S, Diercks D, Schwartz C, et al.
J Chem Phys . 2016 Apr; 144(14):144201. PMID: 27083713
Recent advances in theoretical structure prediction methods and high-throughput computational techniques are revolutionizing experimental discovery of the thermodynamically stable inorganic materials. Metastable materials represent a new frontier for these studies,...
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Zakutayev A, Caskey C, Fioretti A, Ginley D, Vidal J, Stevanovic V, et al.
J Phys Chem Lett . 2015 Aug; 5(7):1117-25. PMID: 26274458
Defect tolerance is the tendency of a semiconductor to keep its properties despite the presence of crystallographic defects. Scientific understanding of the origin of defect tolerance is currently missing. Here...
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Ahmad M, Van Campen D, Fields J, Yu J, Pool V, Parilla P, et al.
Rev Sci Instrum . 2015 Feb; 86(1):013902. PMID: 25638092
Rapid thermal processing (RTP) is widely used for processing a variety of materials, including electronics and photovoltaics. Presently, optimization of RTP is done primarily based on ex-situ studies. As a...
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Winget P, Schirra L, Cornil D, Li H, Coropceanu V, Ndione P, et al.
Adv Mater . 2014 May; 26(27):4711-6. PMID: 24830796
The electronic structure of the hybrid interface between ZnO and the prototypical organic semiconductor PTCDI is investigated via a combination of ultraviolet and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (UPS/XPS) and density functional...
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Stevanovic V, Lany S, Ginley D, Tumas W, Zunger A
Phys Chem Chem Phys . 2014 Jan; 16(8):3706-14. PMID: 24419486
We show in this article that the position of semiconductor band edges relative to the water reduction and oxidation levels can be reliably predicted from the ionization potentials (IP) and...
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Zakutayev A, Luciano 4th F, Bollinger V, Sigdel A, Ndione P, Perkins J, et al.
Rev Sci Instrum . 2013 Jun; 84(5):053905. PMID: 23742564
The Seebeck coefficient is a key indicator of the majority carrier type (electrons or holes) in a material. The recent trend toward the development of combinatorial materials research methods has...