RUI-Acquisition of Instrumentation for Measuring the Thermal Properties of Materials
RUI-Acquisition of Instrumentation for Measuring the Thermal Properties of Materials
批准号:
0114073
负责人:
Samuel Lofland
金额:
$4.63万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2001
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2001-08-01 至 2002-07-31
中文摘要
该奖项来自材料研究仪器项目和主要研究仪器项目,将允许罗文大学在主要的本科机构中提高固态科学的实验能力。该机构将购买配件,以便在现有的平台系统中进行热测量。该奖项将支持罗文大学继续提高本科教师研究的质量和重要性,增加当地的研究环境,促进研究和教育的整合。该仪器将支持涉及磁性、超导和热电材料领域材料研究中重要的突出问题的研究。具体来说,所要求的比热探头将用于研究超磁体和巨磁阻材料的理论预测。导热性能将适用于具有不同层间耦合的超导多层的能思特效应测量。将测量热电器件候选材料的导热性和塞贝克电压。学生研究人员将参与这些活动。该仪器将加强现有的高级实验室和化学/物理研究课程。许多学生将受益于对所研究的系统所展示的各种物理性质之间相互作用的第一手和原始观察。该奖项来自材料研究仪器项目和主要研究仪器项目,将允许罗文大学在主要的本科机构中提高固态科学的实验能力。该机构将购买配件,以便在现有的平台系统中进行热测量。该奖项将支持罗文大学继续提高本科教师研究的质量和重要性,增加当地的研究环境,促进研究和教育的整合。该仪器将支持涉及磁性、超导和热电材料领域材料研究中重要的突出问题的研究。具体来说,所要求的比热探头将用于研究超磁体和巨磁阻材料的理论预测。学生研究人员将参与这些活动。该仪器将加强现有的高级实验室和化学/物理研究课程。许多学生将受益于对所研究的系统所展示的各种物理性质之间相互作用的第一手和原始观察。
英文摘要
This award from the Instrumentation for Materials Research program and the Major Research Instrumentation program will allow Rowan University to enhance experimental capabilities in the solid state sciences at a primarily undergraduate institution. The institution will purchase accessories allowing thermal measurements in an existing platform system. The award will support Rowan University to continue improving the quality and importance of research performed by undergraduate faculty, adding to the local research environment, and promoting the integration of research and education. The instrument will support research involving important outstanding questions in materials research in the areas of magnetic, superconducting and thermoelectric materials. Specifically, the requested specific heat probe will be used to investigate theoretical predictions for metamagnets and colossal magnetoresistive materials. The thermal conductivity capability will be adapted for Nernst effect measurements of superconducting multilayers with varying interlayer coupling. The thermal conductivity and Seebeck voltage will be measured for materials, which are candidates for thermoelectric devices. Student researchers will be involved in each of these activities. The instrumentation will enhance existing Advanced Laboratory and Chemistry/Physics Research courses. Many students will benefit from first-hand and original observation of the interplay between the various physical properties demonstrated by the systems under investigation.This award from the Instrumentation for Materials Research program and the Major Research Instrumentation program will allow Rowan University to enhance experimental capabilities in the solid state sciences at a primarily undergraduate institution. The institution will purchase accessories allowing thermal measurements in an existing platform system. The award will support Rowan University to continue improving the quality and importance of research performed by undergraduate faculty, adding to the local research environment, and promoting the integration of research and education. The instrument will support research involving important outstanding questions in materials research in the areas of magnetic, superconducting and thermoelectric materials. Specifically, the requested specific heat probe will be used to investigate theoretical predictions for metamagnets and colossal magnetoresistive materials. Student researchers will be involved in each of these activities. The instrumentation will enhance existing Advanced Laboratory and Chemistry/Physics Research courses. Many students will benefit from first-hand and original observation of the interplay between the various physical properties demonstrated by the systems under investigation.
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批准号:0960003
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项目类别:Standard Grant
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资助金额:$26.3万
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财政年份:2010
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负责人:Samuel Lofland
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依托单位:
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批准号:0908779
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项目类别:Standard Grant
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资助金额:$9.0万
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财政年份:2009
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负责人:Samuel Lofland
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依托单位:
海外基金