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Beating the limitation of the Néel temperature of FeO with antiferromagnetic proximity in FeO/CoO
24.03.2023
In our studies we investigated the influence of the proximity of the antiferromagnetic CoO layer on the magnetic properties of ultrathin wüstite (FeO) films. Comparative Mössbauer spectroscopy measurements for MgO/FeO/MgO(001) and MgO/FeO/CoO/MgO(001) show that the neighboring CoO layer can significantly enhance the ordering temperature of wüstite. The TN of CoO in the FeO/CoO bilayer was determined with a use of X-ray magnetic linear dichroism (XMLD) measurements.
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High-temperature co-electrolysis of CO2/H2O and direct methanation over Co-impregnated SOEC. Bimetallic synergy between Co and Ni
02.02.2023
To study the synergy between the transition metals for enhancing the electrochemical and chemical activity, a series of SOECs were modified with a small amount of Co ions, namely 1.8, 3.6, and 5.4 wt% in the reduced state.
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The complete structure of the Elongator complex
17.01.2023
Wobble uridine carboxymethylation at the tRNAs anticodon is essential for correct protein synthesis. In archaea and bacteria the modification reaction is catalyzed by the Elp3 enzyme, while in eukaryotes the enzyme is a part of the large multi-subunit Elongator complex. The latest work of scientists from the Malopolska Centre of Biotechnology (MCB/UJ) describes the first high resolution cryo-electron microscopy (cryo-EM) structure of Elongator, which sheds light on the role of the Elp456 subcomplex. The study was published this week in Nucleic Acids Research as a Breakthrough Article.
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Challenges and opportunities in the development of Na-ion batteries
11.01.2023
Users of the PIRX beamline have obtained groundbreaking results showing this material's electron structure plays a fundamental role in the alkaline electrochemical intercalation process, determining the shape of the discharge curve (OCV) and impacts important performance parameters of Li-ion and Na-ion cells, such as energy density and power density. The discovery is universal in nature and has great significance for the design and search for new electrode materials for Li-ion and Na-ion cells.
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Spin-polarization of topological crystalline and trivial insulator films
02.01.2023
Researchers from MagTop IF PAN in collaboration with scientists from PHELIX beamline at the SOLARIS Centre investigated electronic and spin structure in films of topological crystalline insulator across topological - normal insulator transition manifesting itself as band gap opening in the band structure. Using spin-resolved photoelectron spectroscopy they revealed helical spin-polarization presence not only in the topologically non-trivial phase but also in the trivial insulator state. This potentially expands the range of materials suitable for spintronic applications and provides new knowledge about the spin and electronic structure of topological materials.
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