MERGING ATOMISTIC AND CONTINUUM ANALYSIS OF NANOMETER LENGTH-SCALE METAL-OXIDE SYSTEMS FOR ENERGY AND CATALYSIS APPLICATIONS
The stability of thin films in contact with different materials is a critical issue for a wide range of modern devices, including high-k films in the microelectronics industry, metal electrodes for fuel cells, and nanometer sized particles on oxides for catalysis. Some groups are working on thermodynamic analysis of thin film stability, which correlate relative interface energies with dopant adsorption.
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Short name and number:
MACAN (233484)
Name of US Partner:
UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT
Contact:
TECHNION - ISRAEL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
Participating Countries:
Japan
Area:
Nanosciences, nanotechnologies, materials and new production technologies
Category:
FP7 Project with U.S. partner
