Andrew Taylor

Category

Professional staff member with secondary education

Division (no.)

Division of Condensed Matter Physics (2)

Department (no.)

Department of Functional Surfaces and Interfaces (48)

Laboratory / Scientific group

Advanced doped diamond materials (AD2M) (1802)

Telephone

+420 266 05 2634

E-mail

taylor [at] fzu.cz

Locality

Slovanka

Room

28

Ultrathin boron-doped diamond – surface-wave-plasma synthesis of semi-conductive nanocrystalline boron-doped diamond layers at low temperature

Ultrasmooth scaife-polished diamond electrodes unlock faster electron transfer and improved electrochemical sensing

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Homoepitaxial {100} single crystal boron-doped diamond: nanostructuring and its impact on electrochemical performance

Boron-doped diamond as a functional semiconductive layer in chemiresistive sensors for the enhanced gas sensing of NO2 at room temperature

Determination of boron and phosphorus concentrations in heavily doped diamond by glow discharge emission spectroscopy in argon and neon

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Effect of substrate crystalline orientation on boron-doped homoepitaxial diamond growth

Low-resistance ohmic contacts on boron-doped {113} oriented homoepitaxial diamond layers

Multifunctional and Mechanically Robust Porous Diamond with Large Electroactive Surfaces via Electrically Conductive and Insulating Templates for 3D Electrode Applications

Modeling current transport in boron-doped diamond at high electric fields including self-heating effect

New perspectives for heavily boron-doped diamond Raman spectrum analysis

Low temperature synthesis of transparent conductive boron doped diamond films for optoelectronic applications: Role of hydrogen on the electrical properties

Transparent and conductive BDD electrode

Determination of atomic boron concentration in heavily boron-doped diamond by Raman spectroscopy

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