Expertise
Synthesis of Transparent Ceramics
Developing unique synthetic strategies for multi functional materials, involving greener perspectives by reducing critical materials
- Physics (PHY)
- Chemistry (CHE)
Author
ROCIO ROJAS
Researcher
Institute of Ceramics and Glass
Tallinn, Estonia
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Looking for the combination of light emission phenomena with property-generating features, including magnetic effects and electric properties
My organisation
I am a Senior Researcher at Tallinn University of Technology (TalTech), Tallinn, Estonia. I was awarded a PhD in Electronic Systems Engineering "Cum Laude" in the Polytechnic University of Madrid, Spain. I have over 12 years of experience working in the glass-ceramic and ceramic research field, developing functional materials in form of nanostructured powders, bulks and films, with a strong expertise in luminescent materials. My research is focus on the development of advance ceramic materials that combine light emission phenomena with various physical functionalities and property-generating features, including magnetic effects (magnetic ordering, nanomagnetism), electric properties (switchable dielectric constant, ferroelectricity), sensitivity to physical (temperature, pressure, electric and magnetic fields) and bio and security markers.
About me
My organisation
Institute of Ceramics and Glass
I am a Senior Researcher. I was awarded a PhD in Electronic Systems Engineering "Cum Laude" in the Polytechnic University of Madrid, Spain. I have over 12 years of experience working in the glass-ceramic and ceramic research field, developing functional materials in form of nanostructured powders, bulks and films, with a strong expertise in luminescent materials. My research is focus on the development of advance ceramic materials that combine light emission phenomena with various physical functionalities and property-generating features, including magnetic effects (magnetic ordering, nanomagnetism), electric properties (switchable dielectric constant, ferroelectricity), sensitivity to physical (temperature, pressure, electric and magnetic fields) and bio and security markers.