Advanced Materials Research Group

High Dielectric Breakdown

 

Dr Zakhar Kudrynskyi will give a talk entitled  ‘High dielectric breakdown strength of nano- and micrometer-thick magnetron sputtered AlN films probed by conductive atomic force microscopy’ at the 12th EASN International Conference on "Innovation in Aviation & Space for opening New Horizons" which will take place in Barcelona, Spain from the 18th until the 21st of October 2022, https://easnconference.eu/

The conference is expected to be a major European Dissemination event of Aviation & Space-related research, as it will provide a forum for presenting EU funded projects' activities and achieved goals, discussing current trends and future needs, and trying to identify possible collaborations with each other. Additionally, a number of policy development projects will also find the floor to present the strategic priorities of the European aviation sector. His participation in the conference is sponsored by the following industrial companies, namely:

  • Testbourne Ltd, a professional high technology / materials company, supplying high purity materials, single crystals & wafers, evaporation sources, ceramic to metal components, thin film measuring and control, sample preparation and industrial microwave equipment, http://www.testbourne.com;
  • Teer Coatings Ltd, a leader in the building of Physical Vapour Deposition machines and individual coating solutions with one of the world’s most comprehensive coatings portfolios, http://www.teercoatings.co.uk;
  • Ossila, a leading UK based company that specialises in providing the components, equipment, and materials to enable faster and smarter research and discovery, https://www.ossila.com.

Dr Kudrynskyi is a Research Fellow in the Advanced Materials Research Group. His current research is funded by Propulsion Futures Beacon and is focused on developing novel electrically insulating but thermally conductive thin-film coatings to meet the demanding requirements of the next generation of electrical machines for aerospace and automobile industries.

Posted on Thursday 25th August 2022

Advanced Materials Research Group

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