“Enhanced BFO Magnetoelectric Response Could Mean Faster, Cheaper Data Storage”: An article by eeDesignIt about our research on magnetoelectric effect Read More »
“Physicists document method to improve magnetoelectric response”, a Phys.Org article about our work on electroacoustic magnons Read More »
“University of Arkansas Researchers Leverage Supercomputer to Improve Magnetoelectric Response”: HPC wires article about our work on strain-induced resonances in magnetoelectric response of multiferroics Read More »
“Strain-induced resonances in the dynamical quadratic magnetoelectric response of multiferroics” is in the top 5% of all research outputs scored by Altmetric Read More »
“Strain-induced resonances in the dynamical quadratic magnetoelectric response of multiferroics” in Nature (npj Computational Materials) Homepage Read More »
Altmetric ranks the “Novel Dynamical Magnetoelectric Effects in Multiferroic BiFeO3” within the top %5 Read More »
“Promising material could lead to faster, cheaper computer memory”: A Phys.org Article on “Novel Dynamical Magnetoelectric Effects in Multiferroic BiFeO3“ Read More »
“New Material Promises to Make Computer Memory More Faster and Affordable”: World Industrial Reporter’s Article about our research on Novel Dynamical Magnetoelectric effects Read More »
