Elzbieta Dynowska

Affiliation:

Polish Academy of Sciences, Institute of Physics

Participant:

E-MRS Fall Meeting 2003

Participant:

IX Krajowe Sympozjum Użytkowników Promieniowania Synchrotronowego

Publications:

1. 1D ZnO-based structures obtained by thermal oxidation of ZnTe and ZnTe/Zn nanowires
2. Application of Ti-Al-N MAX-phase for contacts to GaN
3. Can we control the process of room temperature ferromagnetic clusters formation in GaMnAs matrix?
4. Catalytic growth by molecular beam epitaxy and properties of ZnTe-based semiconductor nanowires
5. Comparison of various GaSb-based device structures for application in thermophotovoltaic cells
6. Crystalline structure and surface morphology of Dy_xO_y films grown on Si
7. Effect of high pressure annealing on defect structure of GaMnAs
8. Hexagonal MnTe with NiAs structure: thermal expansion coefficients and exchange striction
9. High-pressure phase transition and compressibility of zinc-blende HgZnSe mixed crystals
10. Low-temperature expansion of metastable Pb_1-xCd_xTe solid solution
11. Monocrystalline character of ZnMgTe shell in the core-shell ZnTe/ZnMgTe nanowires
12. Neutron scattering studies of short-period MnTe/ZnTe superlattices: magnetic order, magnon propagation and confinement
13. Optical and magnetooptical properties of the p-type ZnMnO.
14. Optical properties of p-type ZnO:(N, As, Sb)
15. Optimization of technology for contact metallization in electronic devices - XRD and EXAFS studies
16. Physical properties of unique ZnO single crystals from Oława Foundry
17. Preparation and characterization of hexagonal MnTe and ZnO layers
18. p-type conducting ZnO: fabrication and characterisation
19. Structural transformations of GaMnAs layer annealed under enhanced hydrostatic pressure
20. Structure characterisation of MBE-grown ZnSe:Cr layers
21. Structure of Si:Mn annealed under enhanced stress conditions
22. Transparent p-type ZnO obtained by Ag doping
23. Use of element selective methods for characterization of thin films
24. X-ray diffraction studies of (Pb,Cd)Te solid solution – possible new material for thermoelectric applications