Researchers developed a novel supranano multi-precipitate microstructure in amorphous soft magnetic composites using Ar/O2 plasma treatment, significantly reducing coercivity while maintaining excellent overall performance. The optimized material exhibits an ultralow coercivity of 0.13 Oe and high effective permeability of 37.3.
The Dongguan Institute of Materials Science and Technology (DIMST) is expanding its international research team to address pressing sustainable energy challenges. DIMST's New Energy Materials Department focuses on solid-state batteries, water electrolysis for green hydrogen, and CO2 utilization.
The conference features parallel sessions covering electronic and information-processing materials, energy storage and conversion, biomaterials, high-performance metallic materials, AI-driven materials discovery, and advanced characterization techniques. Registration is now open for the event.