U.S.-France Cooperative Research: New Directions for Artificially Structured Magnetic Materials

这三年的美国奖-法国凝聚态物理合作研究 包括罗伯特·L.俄亥俄州州立大学和卡梅尔的邮票 斯特拉斯堡材料物理与化学研究所的Ounadjela说， 法国 该奖项提供旅行支持和生活费用，以博士邮票和他的 研究生。 本研究的目的是研究磁相互作用 以及磁性多层薄膜、导线和图案化阵列中的磁化过程 亚微米和纳米尺寸的。 该项目利用法国的专业知识 在磁性薄膜的生长中。 这与美国在房地产方面的专业知识相辅相成 并将促进对磁性材料的理解。

This three-year award for U.S.-France cooperative research in condensed matter physics involves the research groups of Robert L. Stamps at Ohio State University and Kamel Ounadjela at the Institute for the Physics and Chemistry of Materials in Strasbourg, France. The award provides travel support and living expenses to Dr. Stamps and his graduate student. The objective of the research is to investigate the magnetic interactions and magnetization processes in thin magnetic multilayer films, wires and patterned arrays of submicron and nanometer dimensions. The project takes advantage of French expertise in the growth of magnetic films. This is complemented by U.S. expertise in the properties of thin films and will advance understanding of magnetic materials.