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View article: First-principles modeling of PVdF on oxidized silicon surface for next-generation Li-ion anodes
First-principles modeling of PVdF on oxidized silicon surface for next-generation Li-ion anodes Open
View article: First-Principles Modeling of Pvdf on Oxidized Silicon Surface for Next-Generation Li-Ion Anodes
First-Principles Modeling of Pvdf on Oxidized Silicon Surface for Next-Generation Li-Ion Anodes Open
View article: First-Principles Modeling of Pvdf on Oxidized Silicon Surface for Next-Generation Li-Ion Anodes
First-Principles Modeling of Pvdf on Oxidized Silicon Surface for Next-Generation Li-Ion Anodes Open
View article: Defects in polysilicon channel: Insight from first principles and multi-scale modelling
Defects in polysilicon channel: Insight from first principles and multi-scale modelling Open
With increasing demand for essential components in the field of electronic devices, enabling advancements in display technology, flexible electronics, and various industrial applications, thin-film transistors (TFTs) are significant. Their…
View article: Insights into the stability and reactivity of lithiated Si-binder interfaces for next generation lithium-ion batteries
Insights into the stability and reactivity of lithiated Si-binder interfaces for next generation lithium-ion batteries Open
View article: Defects in Polysilicon Channel: Insight from First Principles and Multi- Scale Modelling
Defects in Polysilicon Channel: Insight from First Principles and Multi- Scale Modelling Open
View article: Insights into the Stability and Reactivity of Lithiated Si-Binder Interfaces for Next Generation Lithium-Ion Batteries
Insights into the Stability and Reactivity of Lithiated Si-Binder Interfaces for Next Generation Lithium-Ion Batteries Open
View article: Structural and Dynamic Characterization of Li–Ionic Liquid Electrolyte Solutions for Application in Li-Ion Batteries: A Molecular Dynamics Approach
Structural and Dynamic Characterization of Li–Ionic Liquid Electrolyte Solutions for Application in Li-Ion Batteries: A Molecular Dynamics Approach Open
Pyrrolidinium-based (Pyr) ionic liquids (ILs) have been proposed as electrolyte components in lithium-ion batteries (LiBs), mainly due to their higher electrochemical stability and wider electrochemical window. Since they are not naturally…
View article: A first-principles study of self-healing binders for next-generation Si-based lithium-ion batteries
A first-principles study of self-healing binders for next-generation Si-based lithium-ion batteries Open
View article: Insights into device and material origins and physical mechanisms behind cross temperature in 3D NAND
Insights into device and material origins and physical mechanisms behind cross temperature in 3D NAND Open
Continuation of the scaling and increase of the storage density of the 3D NAND requires minimization and control of variability sources. Among the various reliability challenges, cross-temperature phenomena are considered as one of the rel…
View article: Comparison of long-range corrected kernels and range-separated hybrids for excitons in solids
Comparison of long-range corrected kernels and range-separated hybrids for excitons in solids Open
The most accurate theoretical method to describe excitons is the solution of the Bethe-Salpeter equation in the GW approximation (GW-BSE). However, because of its computation cost, time-dependent density functional theory (TDDFT) is becomi…
View article: Ab initio nonlinear optics in solids: linear electro-optic effect and electric-field induced second-harmonic generation
Ab initio nonlinear optics in solids: linear electro-optic effect and electric-field induced second-harmonic generation Open
View article: Comparison of long-range corrected kernels and range-separated hybrids for excitons in solids
Comparison of long-range corrected kernels and range-separated hybrids for excitons in solids Open
The most accurate theoretical method to describe excitons is the solution of the Bethe-Salpeter equation in the GW approximation (GW-BSE). However, because of its computation cost, time-dependent density functional theory (TDDFT) is becomi…
View article: Revealing the role of Σ3{112} Si grain boundary local structures in impurity segregation
Revealing the role of Σ3{112} Si grain boundary local structures in impurity segregation Open
The interfacial structure of a silicon grain boundary (Si-GB) plays a decisive role on its chemical functionalization and has implications in diverse physical–chemical properties of the material. Therefore, the GB interface is particularly…
View article: Insight into the inclusion of heteroatom impurities in silicon structures
Insight into the inclusion of heteroatom impurities in silicon structures Open
A comprehensive understanding of the structural condition and impurity agglomerates in poly-Si structures can be obtained through the topological analysis of ELF for the characterization of chemical changes induced by defects.
View article: Effect of Strain on Interactions of Σ3{111} Silicon Grain Boundary with Oxygen Impurities from First Principles
Effect of Strain on Interactions of Σ3{111} Silicon Grain Boundary with Oxygen Impurities from First Principles Open
The interaction of grain boundaries (GBs) with inherent defects and/or impurity elements in multicrystalline silicon plays a decisive role in their electrical behavior. Strain, depending on the types of GBs and defects, plays an important …
View article: The role of Si vacancies in the segregation of O, C, and N at silicon grain boundaries: An <i>ab initio</i> study
The role of Si vacancies in the segregation of O, C, and N at silicon grain boundaries: An <i>ab initio</i> study Open
Grain boundaries (GBs) are defects originating in multi-crystalline silicon during crystal growth for device Si solar cell fabrication. The presence of GBs changes the coordination of Si, making it advantageous for charge carriers to recom…
View article: Ab initio study of oxygen segregation in silicon grain boundaries: The role of strain and vacancies
Ab initio study of oxygen segregation in silicon grain boundaries: The role of strain and vacancies Open
View article: Hybrid superlattices of graphene and hexagonal boron nitride: A ferromagnetic semiconductor at room temperature
Hybrid superlattices of graphene and hexagonal boron nitride: A ferromagnetic semiconductor at room temperature Open
Carbon (C) doped hexagonal boron nitride (hBN) has been experimentally reported to be ferromagnetic at room temperature. Substitution by C in hBN has been also reported to form islands of graphene. In this work we derive a mechanistic unde…
View article: A synergistic view of magnetism, chemical activation, and ORR as well as OER catalysis of carbon doped hexagonal boron nitride from first-principles
A synergistic view of magnetism, chemical activation, and ORR as well as OER catalysis of carbon doped hexagonal boron nitride from first-principles Open
Carbon(C) doped hexagonal boron nitride(hBN) has been experimentally reported in recent years to be a possible catalytic host to oxygen reduction reaction(ORR), as well as a possible ferromagnet at room temperature. Substitution by C in hB…
View article: Activation of carbon doped hexagonal boron nitride: A mechanistic view from first-principles in the light of oxygen reduction and evolution
Activation of carbon doped hexagonal boron nitride: A mechanistic view from first-principles in the light of oxygen reduction and evolution Open
Electro-chemical fuel-cells are promising as environmentally sustainable non-fossil source of energy. A key reason for their limited application is the cost of their catalytic electrodes made of precious metals. Calibrated activation requi…
View article: Bias induced ferromagnetism and half-metallicity in graphene nano-ribbons
Bias induced ferromagnetism and half-metallicity in graphene nano-ribbons Open
View article: Bias induced ferromagnetism and half-metallicity in graphene\n nano-ribbons
Bias induced ferromagnetism and half-metallicity in graphene\n nano-ribbons Open
Towards spin selective electronics made of three coordinated carbon atoms,\nhere we computationally propose robust and reversibly bias driven evolution of\npristine undoped graphene nano-ribbons(GNR) into ferromagnetic-semiconductor,\nmeta…