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Read more at: Theme 1: Energy Efficient Oxide Materials for ICT

Theme 1: Energy Efficient Oxide Materials for ICT

We work on designing and nanoengineering oxide thin films for much improved energy efficient ICT. looking in particular at materials for non-volatile memory and in-memory computing.

Read more at: Theme 2: Oxide Energy Devices

Theme 2: Oxide Energy Devices

We are looking at a range of oxide materials, including superconductors for transmission and energy generation, ferroelectrics for ionics for energy storage, and oxides in solar cells for energy generation.

Read more at: Introduction

Introduction

Prof. Driscoll’s group work on ‘Energy Efficient Oxide Materials for ICT and Energy Devices’. Oxides are of interest as they possess the...

Read more at: What is Materials Science?

What is Materials Science?

In case you are not sure what Materials Science is all about (in fact many people do not!), please see Professor Driscoll’s article in APL Materials (the journal of which she is Editor-in-Chief) on her definition of the rapidly evolving field of materials science.

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Further Information

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Read more at: Group Member Highlights

Group Member Highlights

Highlighting the individuals who have contributed and helped others in the Driscoll Group, DMG, and University. 

Latest news

Group Alumni Dr Nayak featured in University communications

19 November 2024

It is great to see in the news sent to many people today from the University of Cambridge Alumni team. The news showed a picture of our former postdoc, Debasis Nayak,in front of the Maxwell Royve PVD system (which we helped design and which is used by our group and other groups). The email was advertising a new scheme from...

Congratulations to Moritz for passing his PhD!

18 November 2024

Many congratulations to Moritz Muller for passing his PhD today !!! Here he is pictured with his external examiner, Dr. Regina Dittmann and Prof. Driscoll in the Department.

Prof. Driscoll presents herRSC interdisciplinary award at the Chemistry Department

15 November 2024

Judith spent an exciting day in the Chemistry Dept. delivering an invited lecture, and doing career mentoring of materials chemistry researchers, as all as having discussions with senior materials chemistry staff.

Prof Driscoll visit to University of Barcelona

12 November 2024

Judith was happy to visit colleagues in Barcelona (UAB and ICMAB) and to deliver a talk at a 1 day meeting on oxide epitaxy: https://epitaxy2024.icmab.es/

PhD students Benedetta and Yuri receive QAMSS grant for protonic device investigation

4 November 2024

PhD students Bendetta and Yuri were awarded a Microfunding grant from the Quantum and Advanced Materials technologies for a Sustainable Society (QAMSS). This project will aid their studies towards the investigation of protonic conductive metal oxides, and how these can be used to mimic synaptic plasticity for neuromorphic...

International Materials and Devices for post-CMOS computing in Mohali, India

21 October 2024

Judith was excited to attend the Intl. workshop on Materials and Devices for post-CMOS computing along with INST Mohali, in Mohali India, 21-22 Oct. 2024. More info here: https://www.inst.ac.in/Conference_2023/international-workshop-on-materials-and-devices-for-post-cmos-computing-co-organized-by-the-university-of-...

Device Material Group Annual Meeting - 2024

17 October 2024

The DMG held its annual general meeting to welcome all new members.

Group wishes Matt good luck on his next position

17 October 2024

Thanks so much for all your hard work and contributions to the group, and best of luck to Matt after 6 years in our group. We will miss you greatly!

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Judith Driscoll

jld35@cam.ac.uk

Department of Materials Science & Metallurgy
University of Cambridge
27 Charles Babbage Road
Cambridge
CB3 0FS
United Kingdom

 

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