Tuesday, 9 September, 2014, 16:56 Posted by Piotr Drzymala
We adopted Rodriguez-Frank orientation space for description of {10-12} twin variants, sorted by increasing Schmid factor values. In the examined examples we distinguished three pairs of those variants (1+2, 3+4 and 5+6) as the SF values were very similar for those pairs. The representation of those pairs of variants in the above mentioned orientation space, suggest that they form three disjunctive sets of orientations. But this hypothesis is not true, because the matrices orientations closer to origin of coordinate system cause twin variants overlapping. Though this kind of analysis can be helpful in qualitative validation of obeying Schmid law in twin variant selection.
Monday, 8 September, 2014, 08:52 Posted by Zbigniew Starowicz
Lately I've been preparing the PV silicon cells for final experiment: implementation of silver nanoparticles on the cell front. Parallel to that the suspesions were optimized and the deposition condition were tested. On the field of computer simulation I finished investigation of possible mechanisms that can decrease the yield from plasmonic structres implementation on the Si cell front. There were particles interaction, periodic and random arrangement, two-particle aggregates case, and size distribution. The final experiment is planned in September.
DTA vs lever rule_MTrybula
Thursday, 4 September, 2014, 22:29 Posted by Marcela Trybula
Differential Thermal Analysis was performed for three different aluminum based alloys. Investigation of melting behaviour in binaries and determination of relative crystallinity as a function of temperature for two cooling rates. Comparative study: DTA vs. lever rule.
Thursday, 4 September, 2014, 09:05 Posted by Krzysztof Glowinski
Most of the passed month I spent on preparing myself for the ICOTOM conference I attended in the end of the month. This includes both slides for my presentation and paper that is to be published in conference proceedings. At the conference I presented a couple of practical applications of methods for quantitative grain boundary analysis I've developed during last years.
PhD report (August 2014) A.Mzyk
Wednesday, 3 September, 2014, 18:18 Posted by Aldona Mzyk
This month I spent most of my time on microscopic observations of PEMs modified by nanoparticles. Silver nanoparticles were introduced by in situ nucleation method from salt solution in three different pH values to obtain various particles density. Further cytotoxicity experiments were performed. I have also carried out in situ visualization of smooth muscle cells migration on the surface functionalized by migration channels.
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