
Zexuan Wang
Research Fellow
Nanochemistry
Zexuan Wang is a Research Fellow in the Nanochemistry Group. He has been working on the rare-earth permanent magnetic materials. Currently, he is going to synthesize and analyze for high-performance magnetic nanomaterials and unveils the microstructure-property interplay.
Zexuan Wang received his Ph. D. in Materials Physics and Chemistry from Chinese Academy and Sciences (2017). Then, he became a guest research assistant (2017-2018) at Rare-earth Magnetic Materials Lab., Ningbo Institute of Materials Technology and Engineering.
Selected Publications
- Z.Wang et al.,
Correlation between the microstructure and magnetic configuration in coarse-grain inhibited hot-deformed Nd–Fe–B magnets
Acta Materialia, 167 (2019) 103-111.
- Z.Wang et al.,
Coercivity improvement of hot-deformed Nd–Fe–B magnets by stress-induced Pr–Cu eutectic diffusion
Acta Materialia 156 (2018) 136-145.
- Z.Wang et al.,
Hot-deformed Nd–Fe–B magnet with macroscopic composite structure
Applied Physics Letters, 2017,111,182407.
- Z.Wang et al.,
Magnetic Properties improvement of die-upset Nd–Fe–B magnets by Dy-Cu press injection and subsequent heat treatment
Scientific Reports, 2016,6:38335.
- Z.Wang et al.,
Near-surface microstructure improvement for die-upset Nd–Fe–B magnets with an enhanced maximum energy product
Journal of Alloys and Compounds, 2017, 710: 66-71.