John Michael David Coey

Professor Emeritus

Trinity College Dublin

Ireland

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Professor Emeritus John Michael David Coey is affiliated with Trinity College Dublin, Ireland. His research primarily focuses on magnetism and materials science, as evidenced by recent articles detailing the magnetic properties of thin films and alloys, as well as studies on capacitive deionization and the behavior of nanobubbles in water treatment. Professor Coey's work contributes significantly to the understanding of ferromagnetic materials and their applications.

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Bernard Doudin

University of Strasbourg

FRANCE

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Fernando Benito-Lopez

Assoc. Prof.

Universidad del País Vasco

SPAIN

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Zsolt Gercsi

IRELAND

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Ciaran Fowley

Head of Cleanroom

Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf

GERMANY

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Matthias Möbius

Assistant Professor

Trinity College Dublin

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Articles (15)

Magnetism of sperimagnetic amorphous RCo3 thin films with R = Dy, Tb, and Tm

Magnetic compensation in sputtered ferrimagnetic Mn 4 − x Ga x N thin films

Activated carbon cloth electrodes for capacitive deionization: a neutron imaging study

Interaction and Stability of Nanobubbles and Prenucleation Calcium Clusters during Ultrasonic Treatment of Hard Water

Magnetism, transport, and atomic structure of amorphous binary YxCo1–x alloys

Influence of topology on the phase transition of a ferromagnetic metal

Ferromagnetic resonance damping mechanisms in CoFeB thin films with Cr substitution

Comment on “Magnetization Compensation Temperature and Frustration-Induced Topological Defects in Ferrimagnetic Antiperovskite Mn4N ”

Structural, magnetic and electronic properties of L21-ordered Ru2–xMn1+xAl Heusler alloy thin films

A fully compensated ferrimagnetic half metal Co1−xCrxS2 with Curie temperature above room temperature

Magnetic forces in paramagnetic fluids

Deterministic multi-level spin orbit torque switching using focused He+ ion beam irradiation

Magnetic Field Enhancement of Water Evaporation in Confined Spaces

Deformation and necking of liquid droplets in a magnetic field

Noncollinear ferrimagnetism and anomalous Hall effects in Mn4N thin films

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Bernard Doudin

Fernando Benito-Lopez

Zsolt Gercsi

Ciaran Fowley

Matthias Möbius

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