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.
The latest developments in fluid mechanics have implications for a wide range of modern engineering systems. At the same time, advances in nanotechnology will significantly impact the future of integrated…
3D printing (also known as additive manufacturing) is a contemporary subject of applied physics, but also of engineering, applied biophysics, and mechanical engineering. The rapid development of this technology is…
Thermal transport is a fundamental process that plays a key role in many applications, such as thermal management of electronic devices, energy conversion (e.g., thermoelectrics), and thermal insulation. Remarkable progress…
Interest in high-entropy materials continues its upward trajectory, with broad cross-discipline interest from physics, materials science, chemistry, and engineering. From compositionally complex to high-entropy alloys and ceramics, the breadth of…
Mechanical strain is a potent means of customizing material properties or designing new device functionalities. Two-dimensional (2D) materials represent both the ultimate limit of mechanically stable atomic membranes and electrically…
Current technology heavily relies on our ability to detect, control, and understand defects in semiconductors. Whether beneficial or detrimental, defects play crucial roles in various semiconductor materials. Advances in synthesis,…
Plasmonics, metamaterials, and metasurfaces have enabled unprecedented control of light and transformative advancements in various technologies. This Special Topic seeks to highlight the latest research and developments in the physics,…