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Sort Viñas, Jordi

ICREA Research Professor at UAB (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona). Technology & Engineering

Jordi Sort received his PhD degree in Materials Science in 2002 at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. His research experience includes 5 months at the Grenoble High Magnetic Fields Laboratory (France), 3.5 months at Los Alamos National Laboratory (USA), 2 months at the Institute of Physics in the Polish Academy of Sciences, 2 years postdoc at SPINTEC-CEA (Grenoble) and 6 months at Argonne National Laboratory (USA). He got the PhD extraordinary Award in 2004 and his work was also awarded by the Catalan and Spanish Physical Societies. At present he is working at UAB as an ICREA research professor. His current research activities include nanomagnetism and nanomechanical properties of materials. He has supervised 3 PhD Thesis and is currently supervising the work of 3 more PhD students. He has published over 130 articles with around 2200 citations (h = 22), has been invited in more than 100 conferences, has issued 2 patents and has managed 12 national/international research projects.


Research Interests

Dr. Jordi Sort is currently investigating the nanomagnetic and nanomechanical properties of a wide range of materials, including nanoparticles, thin films and bulky specimens. Among the most relevant recent achievements one can mention: the use of nanoindentation and selective ion irradiation to form magnetic structures embedded in non-magnetic matrices; the ductilization of metallic glasses by development of nanostructured morphologies; the growth of new types of coatings with enhanced mechanical and magnetic properties; the characterization of mesoporous materials and onion-type nanoparticles with interlayer magnetic interactions; the development of advanced biodegradable materials for orthopedic implants; the characterization of remotely-actuated magnetic nanowires for biomedical applications.
 


KeyWords

nanomagnetism, nanomechanics, lithographed systems, nanoindentation, nanocomposites, spintronics
 


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