Emma McCabe
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Emma McCabe is an Assistant Professor at Durham University, UK. Her research focuses on the chiral characteristics of inorganic solids, including phonon-driven mechanisms in phase transitions and the structural properties of layered oxides. She has published several recent articles exploring advances in photocatalysis and the stability of various oxide phases.
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Ferroelectricity: New mechanisms and materials by combined experiment and theory
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Understanding disorder in new ferroelectric materials
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Synthesis and characterisation of new semiconductors: complex oxychalcogenides
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