Author: Kirrily Rule
Kirrily Rule is a neutron scatterer whose interests lie in the realm of magnetism. She operates the thermal triple axis spectrometer, Taipan, at ANSTO and works mainly at trying to understand the dynamics in magnetic materials. While this might be a far cry from crystallography, Kirrily understands the need to fully understand crystal and magnetic structures before embarking on the detailed investigations of the dynamics. Kirrily's main research fields involves low dimensional and frustrated magnetic systems.
Contributed articles
Azurite | I'm blue da-ba-di da-ba dah – The natural mineral, Azurite | |
HgBaCaCuO | How high is high for a high-temperature superconductor? – HgBaCaCuO | |
Lanthanum barium copper oxide | Resistance is futile – Lanthanum Barium Copper Oxide | |
LaOFeP | Getting pernickety about the 1st pnictide superconductor, LaOFeP | |
Neo-mag (Nd2Fe2B) | Neo-mag: The strongest permanent magnet of them all! | |
Pyrochlore | Magnetic monopoles in the pyrochlore structure |