Great news! Our recent work has been selected as one of the ALBA Highlights, which showcases outstanding research carried out at the ALBA Synchrotron. In this study, we investigate the barocaloric potential of a spin crossover material using synchrotron-based techniques. This approach allowed us to understand how pressure can modulate the thermal properties of the […]
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Researchers from RASMIA visited I15, the Extreme Conditions X-ray Diffraction beamline at Diamond Light Source (UK), to study how the crystal structure of hybrid organic-inorganic perovskites evolves under varying temperature and pressure. These materials are promising candidates for solid-state cooling technologies based on the barocaloric effect. In the picture, you can see Emmanouil Charkiolakis removing […]
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Gloria Subías, PI from RASMIA research group, has been featured in a recent article by Tercer Milenio (Heraldo de Aragón), highlighting our work and contributions as users of ALBA synchrotron light source. Read the full article here
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Researchers from the RASMIA group, M Ángeles Laguna and Vera Cuartero, attended the workshop on Molecule-based magneto/electro/mechano-Calorics within the project financed by the European Comission HORIZON-MSCA-2022-DN-01 (IP: Marco Evangelisti). M Ángeles Laguna is responsible for a PhD student within the project, in collaboration with the Institute for Microelectronics and Microsystems (IMM-CNR) in Bologna (Italy), which […]
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Researchers from the RASMIA group, Javier Blasco and Gloria Subías, organized a symposium on the use of large scale facilities for the characterization of ceramic materials at the National Congress of the Ceramic and Glass Society. Several researchers and collaborators from RASMIA presented their work on multiferroic and electrocaloric oxides using advanced synchrotron radiation techniques. […]
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“Morphology and dynamics of domain walls through asymmetric hole 2D-arrays: electric and magnetic control of the ratchet effect”, at beamline BL24 – CIRCE of the ALBA synchrotron. 31th May – 2nd June 2024
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