Stefan Krischok

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TU Ilmenau

Germany

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Stefan Krischok is a Professor at TU Ilmenau in Germany. His research focuses on materials science and device engineering, with recent articles exploring topics such as the optimization of composites for Li-ion batteries, the electronic structure of related defects in silicon, and the magnetoelectric behavior of MEMS cantilevers. He also investigates photoluminescence calibration in boron-doped silicon and studies surface chemical changes in float glass.

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Andreas Bund

Ilmenau University of Technology

GERMANY

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Peter Schaaf

Professor Dr. at Ilmenau University of Technology

Ilmenau University of Technology

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Aaron Flötotto

Ilmenau University of Technology

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Erich Runge

Ilmenau University of Technology

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Stephanie Reiß

GERMANY

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Kevin Lauer

Ilmenau University of Technology

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Articles (9)

Optimization of in situ hydrothermal synthesis of birnessite MnO2/graphene composite: thermodynamic insights and enhanced electrochemical performance for Li-ion battery anodes

Electronic structure and energy landscape of BSiSii related defects

Effect of Poly‐Crystallinity on the Magnetoelectric Behavior of TiN/AlN/Ni MEMS Cantilevers Investigated by Finite Element Methods

Calibration of Low‐Temperature Photoluminescence of Boron‐Doped Silicon with Increased Temperature Precision

The angle dependent ΔE effect in TiN/AlN/Ni micro cantilevers

Development of Low‐Gain Avalanche Detectors in the Frame of the Acceptor Removal Phenomenon

Anisotropy of the ΔE Effect in Ni-Based Magnetoelectric Cantilevers: A Finite Element Method Analysis

Chemical changes of float glass surfaces induced by different sand particles and mineralogical phases

Automated Parameter Extraction Of ScAlN MEMS Devices Using An Extended Euler–Bernoulli Beam Theory

Collaborators (6)

Andreas Bund

Peter Schaaf

Aaron Flötotto

Erich Runge

Stephanie Reiß

Kevin Lauer

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