Journal of Applied Physics reports significant new experimental and theoretical results in applied physics research. Topics include materials physics, magnetism, applied biophysics, devices and sensors, nanoscale systems, surfaces and interfaces.
Understanding defects and their complexes in semiconductors and low-dimensional structures is an important challenge for modern technology and physics. This endeavor is supported by advances in thin-film growth, microscopy, spectroscopy,…
Metasurfaces have attracted significant attention over the last decade owing to their broad capability to achieve exotic electromagnetic responses, and their potential as optical devices for wavefront control. Wide ranging…
The physics governing the response of materials to shock loading has numerous applications in various fields, from basic research such as Earth and planetary science or warm dense matter to…
In June 2022, Professor Andreas Mandelis, Associate Editor of Journal of Applied Physics, will be celebrating his 70th birthday. On this occasion, which coincides with the upcoming International Conferences on…
The Non-Invasive and Non-Destructive Methods and Applications Special Topic is devoted to collecting authoritative articles on the state-of-the-art in all areas of non-destructive evaluation science and technologies: Electromagnetic, Magnetic, Infrared…
In recent years, a range of two-dimensional (2D) layered materials have been experimentally confirmed or theoretically predicted as piezoelectric, pyroelectric, or ferroelectric. Compared with their bulk counterparts, the vdW piezoelectric,…
The nanoscale mechanical properties of low-dimensional, innovative engineering and electronic materials, smart materials, biomaterials, hierarchically architectured systems, and miniaturized devices are quite interesting due to their extraordinary and scale-dependent behavior.…