Alexis Chevalier

Associate Professor

Université de Bretagne Occidentale

France

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Dr. Alexis Chevalier is an Associate Professor at Université de Bretagne Occidentale in France. His research focuses on self-induced magnetic anisotropy in 3D printed ferromagnetic composites, as well as manufacturing processes for electromagnetic materials. He has recently published articles on topics including dielectric characterization of sodium lactate solutions and the design of RF-sensors. Dr. Chevalier's work also explores the optimization of magnetic composite materials for various applications in antenna technology.

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Julien Ville

Université de Bretagne Occidentale

FRANCE

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MATTEI Jean-Luc

Université de Bretagne Occidentale

FRANCE

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Vincent Laur

FRANCE

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Cedric Quendo

University of Brest

FRANCE

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Leticia Martinez

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Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha - Campus de Albacete

SPAIN

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Self-induced magnetic anisotropy in 3D printed ferromagnetic composites

New Manufacturing Process for Granular Texture Management in Polycrystalline BaM Hexaferrites through the Goethite Crystallite Laths Aspect Ratio, and a Specialized Law of Approach to the Magnetic Saturation for Partly Polarized Uniaxial Materials

Toward Ultracompact Multi-Materials Rectangular Waveguide Terminations

Experimental Determination of Anisotropy Fields, First and Second Anisotropy Constants, and Remanent Magnetizations in Self-Polarized Zn–Ti and Co–Ti Equally Co-Substituted BaM Ferrites

Magnetodielectric Material for VHF Antenna Devices Tunable by a Low DC Magnetic Field

Electromagnetic Characterization of Aqueous Sodium Lactate Solutions and Its Application for Enhanced Concentration Monitoring

Dielectric characterization and modelling of aqueous solutions involving sodium chloride and sucrose and application to the design of a bi-parameter RF-sensor

Manufacturing of a Magnetic Composite Flexible Filament and Optimization of a 3D Printed Wideband Electromagnetic Multilayer Absorber in X-Ku Frequency Bands

Three-Dimensional Printing of Honeycomb Microwave Absorbers: Feasibility and Innovative Multiscale Topologies

Detection and Imaging of Magnetic Field in the Low-Frequency Regime Using a Ferromagnetic Thin Film Coated With a Thermo-Fluorescent Layer

Development of a high temperature printable composite for microwave absorption applications

Perovskite (Sr<sub>2</sub>Ta<sub>2</sub>O<sub>7</sub>)<sub>100−x</sub>(La<sub>2</sub>Ti<sub>2</sub>O<sub>7</sub>)<sub>x</sub> ceramics: From dielectric characterization to dielectric resonator antenna applications

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Julien Ville

MATTEI Jean-Luc

Vincent Laur

Cedric Quendo

Leticia Martinez

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