Dynamic domain wall chirality rectification by rotating magnetic fields
- A. Bisig
- Mohamad-Assaad Mawass
- et al.
- 2015
- Applied Physics Letters
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One-dimensional behavior and high thermoelectric power factor in thin indium arsenide nanowires
- Philipp Mensch
- Siegfried Karg
- et al.
- 2015
- Applied Physics Letters
Passive removal of immiscible spacers from segmented flows in a microfluidic probe
- Xander F. van Kooten
- Julien Autebert
- et al.
- 2015
- Applied Physics Letters
A comparison between bipolar transistor and nanowire field effect transistor biosensors
- Sufi Zafar
- Marwan Khater
- et al.
- 2015
- Applied Physics Letters
Nanoscale strain distributions in embedded SiGe semiconductor devices revealed by precession electron diffraction and dual lens dark field electron holography
- Yun-Yu Wang
- David Cooper
- et al.
- 2015
- Applied Physics Letters
Magnetotransport properties of spin-valve structures with Mg spacer layers
- C. Martinez-Boubeta
- Yari Ferrante
- et al.
- 2015
- Applied Physics Letters
Freestanding single-crystalline magnetic structures fabricated by ion bombardment
- P. Schoenherr
- Andreas Bischof
- et al.
- 2015
- Applied Physics Letters
Coupled optical and electrical analysis for thin-film solar cells with embedded dielectric nanoparticles
- Sundara Murthy Mopurisetty
- M. Bajaj
- et al.
- 2015
- Applied Physics Letters
Band offsets of n-type electron-selective contacts on cuprous oxide (Cu2O) for photovoltaics
- Riley E. Brandt
- Matthew Young
- et al.
- 2014
- Applied Physics Letters
Electric field-induced ferromagnetic resonance in a CoFeB/MgO magnetic tunnel junction under dc bias voltages
- Shun Kanai
- Martin Gajek
- et al.
- 2014
- Applied Physics Letters