Electron spin as fingerprint for charge generation and transport in doped organic semiconductors

Journal of Materials Chemistry C Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) (2021)

Authors:

Alberto Privitera, Ross Warren, Giacomo Londi, Pascal Kaienburg, Junjie Liu, Andreas Sperlich, Andreas E Lauritzen, Oliver Thimm, Arzhang Ardavan, David Beljonne, Moritz Riede

Abstract:

<p>We use the electron spin as a probe to gain insight into the mechanism of molecular doping in a p-doped zinc phthalocyanine host across a broad range of temperatures (80–280 K) and doping concentrations (0–5 wt% of F6-TCNNQ).</p>

Avenue - Avelumab in the Frontline Treatment of Advanced Classic Hodgkin Lymphoma - a Window Study

BLOOD 138 (2021)

Authors:

Stephen Booth, Eliza Hawkes, Amy A Kirkwood, Sally F Barrington, Patrick G Medd, Pamela McKay, Ruth Pettengell, Sunil Iyengar, Fiona Miall, John Radford, Cathy Burton, Amit Sud, Nimish Shah, Andrew M Scott, Arzhang Ardavan, Michael Northend, Laura Clifton-Hadley, Richard Jenner, Graham P Collins

Magnetic sensitivity of cryptochrome 4 from a migratory songbird

NATURE 594:7864 (2021) 535-+

Authors:

Jingjing Xu, Lauren E Jarocha, Tilo Zollitsch, Marcin Konowalczyk, Kevin B Henbest, Sabine Richert, Matthew J Golesworthy, Jessica Schmidt, Victoire Dejean, Daniel JC Sowood, Marco Bassetto, Jiate Luo, Jessica R Walton, Jessica Fleming, Yujing Wei, Tommy L Pitcher, Gabriel Moise, Maike Herrmann, Hang Yin, Haijia Wu, Rabea Bartoelke, Stefanie J Kaesehagen, Simon Horst, Glen Dautaj, Patrick DF Murton, Angela S Gehrckens, Yogarany Chelliah, Joseph S Takahashi, Karl-Wilhelm Koch, Stefan Weber, Ilia A Solov'yov, Can Xie, Stuart R Mackenzie, Christiane R Timmel, Henrik Mouritsen, PJ Hore

Universal limiting transition temperature for the high $T_\mathrm{c}$ superconductors

(2020)

Authors:

Moon-Sun Nam, Arzhang Ardavan

Effect of mesoscopic magnetomechanical hysteresis on magnetization curves and first-order reversal curve diagrams of magnetoactive elastomers

Journal of Physics D Applied Physics 53:40 (2020)

Authors:

MV Vaganov, YL Raikher

Abstract:

Magnetoactive elastomers may display magnetic hysteresis, even if they are filled only with magnetically soft particles. In this work we discuss application of the first-order reversal curve (FORC) analysis to identify and study hysteresis of that kind. To obtain theoretical magnetization curves and FORC diagrams for the composites in question, a simple model comprising two magnetically soft particles embedded in an elastic environment is proposed. Elucidation of the features present in FORC diagrams is conducted using computer simulation. Despite the simplicity of the model, it allows one to explain the origin of diagonal ridge patterns, which turn up in the FORC diagrams of elastomer composites with magnetically soft filler, and to quantify the experimental results. As the ridge pattern of the diagrams is inherently exclusive to such types of materials, it could be useful for their diagnostics.