Nano-Microscale Understanding of Ferroelectric Material

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Scientists determined properties of a material in thin-film form that uses a voltage to produce a change in shape and vice versa.

Breakthrough holds potential for advances in computer memory, lasers and sensors for ultraprecise measurements.

Material is an oxide containing a complex mixture of lead, magnesium, niobium and titanium.

Story Source: Journal Reference: - Hao Zheng , Tao Zhou , Dina Sheyfer , Jieun Kim , Jiyeob Kim , Travis D. Frazer , Zhonghou Cai , Martin V. Holt , Zhan Zhang , J. F. Mitchell , Lane W. Martin , Yue Cao . Heterogeneous field response of hierarchical polar laminates in relaxor ferroelectrics. Science, 2024 ; 384 ( 6703): 1447 DOI: 10.1126 /science.ado4494 Cite This Page:.