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Samira Dorri

My research focuses on synthesizing and characterization of multilayers, superlattices, and superlattice supermirrors of transition metal diborides for applications in Neutron Optics.

I am a PhD student at the Swedish Graduate School in Neutron Scattering (SwedNess).

Synthesizing multilayers and artificial superlattices using DC magnetron sputtering epitaxy where I can manipulate the growth in the atomic scale is the focus of my research. I apply different characterization techniques such as XRD, XRR, TEM, XPS, ToF-ERDA, RBS, and NR to achieve an in-depth study of the crystalline quality of the structure and the degree of coherency at the interfaces.

More details about my research can be found at https://www.swedness.se/w/sw/about-us/present-phd-students/samira-dorri

Publications

2024

Arun Haridas Choolakkal, Pentti Niiranen, Samira Dorri, Jens Birch, Henrik Pedersen (2024) Competitive co-diffusion as a route to enhanced step coverage in chemical vapor deposition Nature Communications, Vol. 15 (Article in journal) Continue to DOI
Samira Dorri, Justinas Palisaitis, Szilárd Kolozsvári, Peter Polcik, Per Persson, Naureen Ghafoor, Fredrik Eriksson, Jens Birch (2024) TiB1.8 single layers and epitaxial TiB2-based superlattices by magnetron sputtering using a TiB (Ti:B = 1:1) target Surface & Coatings Technology, Vol. 494, Article 131534 (Article in journal) Continue to DOI
Samira Dorri (2024) The route towards perfection of multifunctional artificial CrB2/TiB2 superlattices: stoichiometry, structure, and layer definition
Samira Dorri, Naureen Ghafoor, Justinas Palisaitis, Sjoerd Stendahl, Anton Devishvili, Alexei Vorobiev, Fredrik Eriksson, Per O.Å. Persson, Jens Birch (2024) Enhanced quality of single crystal CrBx/TiBy diboride superlattices by controlling boron stoichiometry during sputter deposition Applied Surface Science, Article 159606 (Article in journal) Continue to DOI
Samira Dorri (2024) Magnetron Sputter Epitaxy of CrB2/TiB2 Diboride Superlattice Thin Films

Organisation

Department of Physics, Chemistry and Biology (IFM)

Undergraduate teaching and research in the areas of biology, chemistry, materials and applied physics and theory and modelling are conducted at this department.
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Thin Film Physics (TUNNF)

The research in our division concerns design of new multifunctional materials for hard and wear-resistant coatings, energy materials, magnetic materials, electronics, optics, neutron-converting materials, wide-bandgap semiconductors, and more.
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Nano-materials Science unit

Conducting focused research aimed at understanding and controlling atomistic processes during synthesis of nanostructures and thin films.

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