Our research group has expanded from its original focus of designing atomically perfect complex materials. Funded subgroups have emerged to solve national security (chemical weapons detection, secure time and frequency) or existential (protective armor) problems.
The proposed research is highly multidisciplinary and sits at the interface of scientific interest and technological applications, making each research project capable of funding for both basic research (NSF, DOE) and directed applications (DOD, industrial partnerships). Hauser group gratefully acknowledges nearly $3.4M in funding support from the NSF, Army Research Office, Department of Energy, and the Department of Defense through various pass-through entities. Hauser group specifically acknowledges financial support from the National Science Foundation (NSF CAREER DMR-2047251). |
Group NewsCongratulations to our newest group graduates, including:
Sujan Budhathoki - Intel Corporation (TD Mod& Integration Yield Engineer) Smriti Ranjit - Intel Corporation Adam Grice - Clemson University (physics graduate program) Andrew Stewart - Clemson University (PharmD program) Jalen Cates - University of Arizona (Applied math graduate program) Michael Bartz - Founder, Foresense Solutions, LLC Research Opportunities
We are always seeking motivated researchers from undergraduates to postdoctoral researchers.
If interested, please see our Prospective Members page. Recent Publications
"Demonstration of nearly pinhole-free epitaxial aluminum thin films by sputter beam epitaxy."
Scientific Reports 10, 18357 (2020). [doi] “Room Temperature Skyrmions in Strain-Engineered FeGe thin films.” Physical Review B: Rapid Communications 101, 220405(R) (2020). [doi] “Low Gilbert damping and linewidth in magnetostrictive FeGa thin films.” J. Magn. Magn. Mater. 496, 165906 (2020) [doi] "Substrate damage and incorporation of sapphire into barium hexaferrite films deposited by aerosol deposition.” Journal of the American Ceramic Society 103, 1542-1548 (2020) [doi] Recent Presentations“Observation of Topological Hall and Curie Temperature above Room Temperature in Strain-engineered FeGe Thin Films.”
66th AVS International Symposium & Exhibition, Columbus, OH, 2019 “Sputter Beam Epitaxy for Atomic Ordering in Complex Epitaxial Thin Films.” 36th Electrochemical Society (ECS) Meeting, Atlanta, GA, 2019 “Magnetic and Impedance Analysis of Fe2O3 Nanoparticles for Chemical Warfare Agent Sensing Applications.” 3rd World Chemistry Conference and Exhibition, Brussels, Belgium, 2019 |
