The discussion revolves around the topic of surface and interface research, particularly in the context of finding literature and reviews that provide an overview of this area. Participants express interest in specific aspects of surface science and seek guidance on relevant resources.
Participants generally agree on the need for specificity in the inquiry about surface and interface research, but no consensus is reached regarding the exact focus or resources available.
The discussion highlights the need for more precise definitions and areas of interest within surface science, indicating that the scope of inquiry may depend on various factors such as material types and properties.
Ph.D. students and researchers interested in surface science, interface phenomena, and related literature may find this discussion relevant.
Surfaces of materials is a discipline in its own right (surface science), so you need to be more specific. For example what materials are you interested in?taishizhiqiu said:I am a Ph.D. student just beginning my research. Recently, I found several papers about surface and interface interesting, so I want to know more about this area. However, I cannot find any specific review which can give me an overview of this area.
Can anyone give me a link to such literature?
taishizhiqiu said:I am a Ph.D. student just beginning my research. Recently, I found several papers about surface and interface interesting, so I want to know more about this area. However, I cannot find any specific review which can give me an overview of this area.
Can anyone give me a link to such literature?
taishizhiqiu said:I am interested in this perspective article:
http://www.sciencemag.org/content/349/6252/1059.full
Specifically, I want to know more examples of complexions(complexions is defined in the above article) and novel properties of them.