Samyak Dhole
University at Buffalo - Jia Group
PhD Researcher
B.E. Electronics and Instrumentation | M.Sc. Chemistry | M.S. Materials Design and Innovation
Interested in all things perovskite in all their forms and functions. Current research focus: chemical solution deposition of chalcogenide and halide perovskites, ferroics, resistive switching.
Hongyi Dou
Purdue University - Wang Group
PhD. Researcher
Hongyi has a Bachelor of Science in Physics and currently focuses on developing memristor/resistive switching materials through the incorporation of vertically aligned nanocomposites.
Muireann de h-Óra
University of Cambridge - Driscoll Group
PhD Researcher
In September of 2020, I started my PhD in Driscoll group as part of the BeMAGIC Horizon 2020 project, funded by the Marie Sklodowska-Curie Research Fellowship Programme. I obtained my undergraduate joint-honours degree in Mathematics and Physics from University College Cork (2016-2020). My current area of interest is the development of novel 3D structured flexible multiferroics based on filling mesoporous magnetostrictive oxides with ferroelectric polymers, the assessment of the ferroelectric and magnetoelectric performance, and the modelling of ME effects.In September of 2020, I started my PhD in Driscoll group as part of the BeMAGIC Horizon 2020 project, funded by the Marie Sklodowska-Curie Research Fellowship Programme. I obtained my undergraduate joint-honours degree in Mathematics and Physics from University College Cork (2016-2020). My current area of interest is the development of novel 3D structured flexible multiferroics based on filling mesoporous magnetostrictive oxides with ferroelectric polymers, the assessment of the ferroelectric and magnetoelectric performance, and the modelling of ME effects.
Moritz Leander Müller
University of Cambridge - Driscoll Group
PhD Researcher
Combined experimental and theoretical investigation on how ionic migration affects resistive switching mechanisms in HfO2. This involves pulsed laser deposition of thin films and first principles calculations using density functional theory.
Ji Soo Kim
University of Cambridge - Driscoll Group
MPhil Researcher
Ji Soo has a background in materials science and engineering. He is currently pursing a masters of philosopy in the Driscoll Group. His research focus is on ferroelectric memory.