Dr. Hao, Yaowu (Faculty Profile)

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Contact Information
Dr. Yaowu Hao	Associated Profiles
Assistant Professor-Material Science & Engineering

Mail Box: 19031, WH
yhao@uta.edu +1 817 272 0752 Home Page Web Link Web Link
novel metal nanostructures, bionanotechnology

Professional Preparation
Research and Expertise
Publications
Appointments
Synergistic Activities
Teaching

Professional Preparation

Degree	Major	Institution	Year
Ph.D.	Materials Science and Engineering	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	2003
M.S.	Materials Science and Engineering	University of Florida	1998
M.S.	Metal Physics and Chemistry	University of Science and Technology	1993
B.S.	Metal Physics and Chemistry	University of Science and Technology	1990

Research and Expertise

Research

Dr. Haoâ€™s research involves the development and applications of novel magnetic nanostructures. These include the fabrication of magnetic thin films and small structures using sputtering, evaporation and electrodeposition combined with large area pattern generation tools such as interference lithography and block copolymer lithography, the characterization and modeling of the magnetic behavior of the resulting films and nanostructures, and their applications in biomedical devices, magnetic data storage media and magnetic logic devices.

Publications

Category Type Publications per page

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Year

Publication

Type

2005

Published
Sun L., Y. Hao, C. â€"L. Chien, and P. C. Searson, Tuning the properties of magnetic nanowires. IBM Journal of Research and Development, 2005. 49(1): p. 79-102.
Category: Journal

Peer reviewed

2003

Published
Hao, Y., C.A. Ross, and H.I. Smith, Thermal stability of the magnetization of 150 nm Ã— 230 nm Ni19Fe81 elements. Journal of Applied Physics, 2003. 93(10): p. 7909-7911.
Category: Journal

Peer reviewed

2003

Published
Zhu, X.B., P. Grutter, V. Metlushko, Y. Hao, F.J. Castano, C.A. Ross, B. Ilic, and H.I. Smith, Construction of hysteresis loops of single domain elements and coupled permalloy ring arrays by magnetic force microscopy. Journal of Applied Physics, 2003. 93(10): p. 8540-8542.
Category: Journal

Peer reviewed

2002

Published
Hao, Y., F.J. Castano, C.A. Ross, B. Vogeli, M.E. Walsh, and H.I. Smith, Magnetization reversal in lithographically patterned sub-200-nm Co particle arrays. Journal of Applied Physics, 2002. 91(10): p. 7989-7991.
Category: Journal

Peer reviewed

2002

Published
Castano, F.J., S. Haratani, Y. Hao, C.A. Ross, and H.I. Smith, Giant magnetoresistance in 60-150-nm-wide pseudo-spin-valve nanowires. Applied Physics Letters, 2002. 81(15): p. 2809-2811.

Peer reviewed

Appointments

Duration	Rank	Department / School	College / Office	University / Company
2005-Current	Assistant Professor	Department of Materials Science and Engineering	College of Science	The University of Texas at Arlington
2003-2005	Postdoctoral Fellow			John Hopkins University
1999-2003	Research Assistant			Massachusetts Institute of Technology
1997-1998	Research Assistant			The University of Florida

Synergistic Activities

Advising
Currently advising 4 Ph.D. student, 4 master's students

Teaching

MSE 5333 - Magnetic Properties of Materials
Fall 2009
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Contact Information WH Phone: +1 817 272 0752 Email: yhao@uta.edu

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