Goran Drazic
Contact information:
Office:
Address: "Jozef Stefan" Institute, Ceramics
Department,Jamova 39, SI-1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia
Phone: +386 61 1773 271 or +386 61 1773 900
Fax: +386 61 126 3 126 or +386 61 219 385
Home:
Address: Stihova ulica 17, SI-1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia
Phone: +386 61 316 321
Email: goran.drazic@ijs.si
Biographical sketch:
Degrees:
B.Sc.: in Chemistry, University of Ljubljana ,
Slovenia,1980
M.Sc.: in Chemistry, University of Ljubljana,
Slovenia,1985
Ph.D.: in Chemistry, University of,.
Ljubljana,Slovenia, 1990
Positions:
research assistant , J.Stefan Institute,
Ljubljana,Slovenia, 1980-1991
visiting scientist , KFA - Jülich ,
Germany, Aug. 1990 -Feb. 1991 more...
postdoc associate , J.Stefan Institute,
Ljubljana,Slovenia, 1991-1995
research associate , J.Stefan Institute,
Ljubljana,Slovenia, since 1995
Areas of research:
functional ceramics R &D
Thermoluminiscence dosimeters (TLD)
Protonic humidity sensors
Ceramic foams
Pb-based relaxor materials
Hot corrosion of SiC materials
Application of electron microscopy & microbeam
analysis in the study of microstructure of various
ceramic materials
Methods used:
Scanning electron microscopy combined with EDXS
or/and WDXS
Transmission electron microscopy
Analytical electron microscopy (TEM/EDXS)
Materials studied:
Ferroelectric (sol-gel derived) thin films (PT,
PZT, PLZT)
Relaxor materials (PFN, PFW, PZN, PZT/PNN, PMN)
PZT based ceramics
Si3N4 - Yb2O3
Nd-Fe-B based materials
Thick film materials (resistors, conductors,
dielectrics)
Fullerenes
TiO2/RuO2 (solid solution) system
TiO2 (anatase - rutile phase transformation)
Metal or/and metal oxide thin films (PVD) and
sandwich structures
Asbestos (determination of asbestos in waters
& air)
Current interests:
Crystallisation of perovskite & pyrochlore phase in
sol-gel derived P(L)ZT thin films on various substrates
Phase composition & ferroelectric domain boundary
structure in doped (Fe, Nb, La) PZT ceramics
Evolution of a microstructure during a HDDR
(Hydrogenation, Disproportionation, Desorption,
Recombination) process in Nd-Dy-B-Fe and Sm-Fe-Ta based
magnetic materials
Quantitative EDXS analysis of very thin (nm)
grain-boundary phases using conventional TEMs
Some works (papers, abstracts, lectures) available as hyper
text (html) documents:
Poster
presented (and awarded) at EMAS '99 Conference,
Konstanz, Germany, 1999
Poster
presented at 14 ICEM, Cancun, Mexico, 1998
Poster
presented at EMAS '98 Conference, Barcelona, Spain,
1998
Poster
presented at EMAS '97 Conference, Torquay, UK, 1997
Invited
lecture at 24th International Conference on
Microelectronics, Nova Gorica, Slovenia, 1996
Poster
presented at 2nd Regional Workshop on Electron Probe
Microanalysis of Materials Today, 19 - 22 May 1996,
Balatonfüred, Hungary
Invited
lecture at Multinational Congress on Electron
Microscopy, Slovakia 1995.
Analytical
Electron Microscopy of Modern Ceramic Materials (in
Slovene language).
Analytical
Electron Microscopy of the Grain Boundaries in Si3 N4 -Yb2 O3
Ceramics.
A
TEM-EDXS Study of Zirconia doped Nd-Dy-Fe-B Magnets
Fabricated from the HDDR Processed high Coercivity
Powders.
Projects:
Principal investigator in projects:
Study of ceramic microstructure
(Postdoc project), 3 years: 1992 - 1994
Analytical microscopy of ceramic materials
3 years: 1994 - 1996
Analytical microscopy of ceramic materials - II
3 years: 1997 - 1999
Investigator in projects:
COST 514, Ferroelectric Thin Films, (International
project). (1994 - 1997)
COST 503 (FTR), Powder Metallurgy: Low Temperature
Synthesis and Microstructural Investigation of
Piezoelectric Ceramics, (International project). (1993
- 1996)
Electronic ceramics, materials & technologies (1996
- 1998)
New materials - microstructural and surface analysis (1996
- 1998)
See the list
of national projects financed by Ministry
of Science and Technology of Republic of Slovenia
Publications & meetings:
Complete
bibliography
Attendance at
international meetings (Conferences, Congresses, Schools)
Member of:
Slovene Chemical Society
Slovene Electron Microscopy Society
Professional Society for Microelectronics, Electronic
Devices and Materials (MIDEM)
European Microbeam Analysis Society (EMAS)
US Microbeam Analysis Society (MAS)
International Union of Crystallograhy
AOAC International, Technical Division for Laboratory
Management
New York Academy of Sciences
(borrowed from different sites all over the world)
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