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Joseph Halim

Principal Research Engineer

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2023

Quanzheng Tao, Joseph Halim, Justinas Palisaitis, Adam Carlsson, Martin Dahlqvist, Ulf Wiedwald, Michael Farle, Per O A Persson, Johanna Rosén (2023) Synthesis, Characterization, and Modeling of a Chemically Ordered Quaternary Boride, Mo4MnSiB2 Crystal Growth & Design, Vol. 23, p. 3258-3263 Continue to DOI
Heba Ahmed, Hossein Alijani, Ahmed El Ghazaly, Joseph Halim, Billy J. Murdoch, Yemima Ehrnst, Emily Massahud, Amgad R. Rezk, Johanna Rosén, Leslie Y. Yeo (2023) Recovery of oxidized two-dimensional MXenes through high frequency nanoscale electromechanical vibration Nature Communications, Vol. 14, Article 3 Continue to DOI
Jonas Björk, Joseph Halim, Jie Zhou, Johanna Rosén (2023) Predicting chemical exfoliation: fundamental insights into the synthesis of MXenes NPJ 2D MATERIALS AND APPLICATIONS, Vol. 7, Article 5 Continue to DOI
Joseph Halim, Pernilla Helmer, Justinas Palisaitis, Martin Dahlqvist, Jimmy Thörnberg, Per O A Persson, Johanna Rosén (2023) Experimental and Theoretical Investigations of Out-of-Plane Ordered Nanolaminate Transition Metal Borides: M4CrSiB2 (M = Mo, W, Nb) Inorganic Chemistry, Vol. 62, p. 5341-5347 Continue to DOI
Ahmed Etman, Joseph Halim, Hans Lind, Megan Dorri, Justinas Palisaitis, Jun Lu, Lars Hultman, Per O A Persson, Johanna Rosén (2023) Computationally Driven Discovery of Quaternary Tantalum-Based MAB-Phases: Ta4M & DPRIME;SiB2 (M & DPRIME; = V, Cr, or Mo): Synthesis, Characterization, and Elastic Properties Crystal Growth & Design, Vol. 23, p. 4442-4447 Continue to DOI

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scientist working at beamline at MAX IV.

A huge microscope helping LiU researchers design new materials

Researchers can use the most intense microscope in the world, the MAX IV synchrotron facility in Lund, to see how atoms bind to each other. Scientists from LiU were first to use the new beamline, investigating new materials with exciting properties.

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