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This paper uses transmission electron microscopy to show a structural reorganisation from a five- to a six-layered Aurivillius phase, accommodating more magnetic ions while preserving in-plane ferroelectric properties, as confirmed by piezoresponse force microscopy imaging.

For technologically competitive devices, a necessary requirement for multiferroic materials is the enhancement of the magnetic properties by means of strongly interacting magnetic moments with long-range spin ordering.

«This will be key in developing a new strategy for the Society as we approach our 50th anniversary.»

Read more about MSI’s new President on our website microscopy.ie 🔬

«I hope to encourage wider inclusive participation nationally, with a review of the current structure to ensure we engage with as many scientists, engineers, clinical and corporate colleagues as possible in technical, core, academic, and industry roles.», she continues,

She said: «I am honoured to have been nominated to lead the MSI over the coming term and represent the members.»

We therefore especially welcome contributions in the areas of accessible techniques and microscopy outside the traditional scientific environment 🔬