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Defect Structure and Processes
Our research involves "computer experiments" using classical and quantum mechanical methodologies of the structure and properties of crystalline defects.
Most of the calculations are carried out at the Cambridge-Cranfield High Performance Computing Facility (CCHPCF), the CRAY T3E parallel supercomputer based at Manchester (CSAR) and the HPCx facility at Daresbury.
Ferroelectrics
Dr.
P.D. Bristowe,
S. Shah
Sponsors:
Higher Education Commission of Pakistan
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Metal/ferroelectric interfaces
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Scaling effects, depolarising fields and the influence of strain, point defects and grain boundaries
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Collaborator with the
Atomistic Simulation Centre, Belfast
Optical Coatings
Dr.P.D. Bristowe,
Dr.Z. Lin.,
C. Phillips.
Sponsor: EPSRC
- Oxide/oxide and metal/oxide interfaces
- Effects of defects on optical constants. Collaborations with Loughborough, Reading, Imperial and Newcastle universities on materials modelling consortium on functional coatings
Fast Ion Conductors
Dr.P.D. Bristowe,
T-H Lai
Sponsor: Cambridge Overseas Trust
- Grain boundaries and multilayer structures in YSZ
- Co-doping and nanoscale effects on ionic conductivity
- Collaboration with the Materials Chemistry Group, Cambridge
Metal Organic Framework Structures
Dr.P.D. Bristowe,
Bor Kae Chang
Sponsor:Ministry of Education, Government of Taiwan
- Modelling and Synthesis of MOFs for applications in carbon dioxide adsorption
- Collaboration with the Materials Chemistry Group, Cambridge
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