Engineering & Materials Science
Superconducting materials
100%
Flux pinning
30%
Temperature
28%
Magnetic fields
19%
Carbon
18%
Magnetization
18%
Oxygen reduction reaction
17%
Microstructure
16%
Infiltration
15%
Plasmas
14%
Coatings
14%
Fatigue of materials
14%
Nanoparticles
14%
Powders
13%
Metals
13%
Magnets
13%
Soldering alloys
12%
Liquids
12%
Crystals
12%
Oxygen
12%
Corrosion
12%
Steam
12%
Doping (additives)
11%
Thin films
11%
Boron
11%
Corrosion resistance
10%
Magnesium alloys
9%
Substrates
9%
Single crystals
8%
Transmission electron microscopy
8%
Undercooling
8%
Sodium chloride
8%
Fatigue crack propagation
7%
Crystalline materials
7%
Sintering
7%
Grain boundaries
7%
Scanning electron microscopy
7%
Creep
7%
Solid state reactions
7%
Fabrication
7%
Thermal fatigue
7%
Silver
7%
Fluxes
6%
Composite films
6%
Solid solutions
6%
Mechanical properties
6%
Nitrogen
6%
Electrons
6%
Catalysts
6%
Electrocatalysts
6%
Scanning
6%
Crystallization
6%
Cracks
6%
Shape memory effect
6%
Atomic force microscopy
6%
Silver nanoparticles
6%
Chemical analysis
6%
Magnetic properties
5%
High temperature superconductors
5%
Oxides
5%
X ray diffraction
5%
Seed
5%
Thermal conductivity
5%
Hot Temperature
5%
Current density
5%
Recovery
5%
Titanium
5%
Ions
5%
Cooling
5%
Solidification
5%
Contact resistance
5%
Platinum
5%
Magnetic flux
5%
Chemical Compounds
Superconductor
88%
Alloy
29%
Current Density
28%
Magnetic Field
23%
Levitation
20%
Microstructure
19%
Magnetization
15%
Liquid Film
13%
Crack Propagation
12%
Dioxygen
12%
Solder
12%
Surface
11%
Magnesium Alloy
11%
Liquid
11%
Coating Agent
10%
Creep
10%
Plasma
9%
Sintering
9%
Carbon Atom
9%
Corrosion Resistance
9%
Force
9%
Nanoparticle
8%
Reduction
8%
Grain Boundary
8%
Amorphous Material
8%
Thermal Fatigue
7%
Application
7%
Boron Atom
6%
Corrosion
6%
Composite Material
6%
Cooling
6%
Amount
6%
Magnetic Flux
6%
Thermoelectricity
6%
Metal
6%
Strain
6%
Solidification
6%
Single Crystalline Solid
5%
Polarization
5%
Contact Resistance
5%
Lanthanoid Atom
5%
Martensitic Transformation
5%
Time
5%
Shape Memory Alloys
5%
Size Reduction
5%
Simulation
5%
Thermal Conductivity
5%
Physics & Astronomy
critical current
27%
current density
20%
flux pinning
20%
levitation
16%
infiltration
15%
microstructure
13%
performance
11%
temperature
11%
fatigue life
10%
magnetization
10%
solders
9%
carbon
9%
magnets
9%
steam
8%
nanoparticles
8%
magnetic fields
7%
seeds
7%
scanning electron microscopy
7%
oxygen
7%
corrosion
7%
liquid oxygen
7%
trapped magnetic fields
7%
crack propagation
6%
boron
6%
sintering
6%
coatings
6%
supercooling
6%
air
5%
balls
5%
mechanical properties
5%
liquid phases
5%
crystals
5%
cooling
5%
metals
5%
crystallization
5%
YBCO superconductors
5%
thermal fatigue
5%
fabrication
5%
permanent magnets
5%
hydroxides
5%
trapping
5%
optimization
5%