Radhika Barua

Assistant Professor

Virginia Commonwealth University

United States

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Radhika Barua is an Assistant Professor at Virginia Commonwealth University in the United States. Her research focuses on magnetofunctional materials, including studies on magnetocaloric properties, magnetoelastic transitions, and advanced manufacturing methods for magnetic structures. Notable recent articles explore the synthesis and characterization of various materials, contributing to the understanding of their chemical stability and magnetic behaviors.

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Michelle Jamer

Associate Professor

United States Naval Academy

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Magnetofunctional response of AlFe2B2 powders synthesized in open air via molten salt shielded/sintering method

Helical spin ordering in room-temperature metallic antiferromagnet Fe3Ga4

Altering the magnetic ordering of Fe3Ga4 via thermal annealing and hydrostatic pressure

A Brief Review on the Chemical Stability and Corrosivity of Magnetocaloric Materials

Bulk-like first-order magnetoelastic transition in FeRh particles

Room-temperature polymer-assisted additive manufacturing of microchanneled magnetocaloric structures

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Synthesis of nanolayered ternary borides powders (MAB phases) by sustainable molten salt shielded synthesis/sintering (MS3) process

Borderline first-order magnetic phase transition in AlFe2B2

Density functional theory study of chemical pressure in multicaloric <i>MTX</i> compounds

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Michelle Jamer

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