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    Persistent conductive footprints of 109° domain walls in bismuth ferrite films

    Persistent conductive footprints of 109° domain walls in bismuth ferrite films by Stolichnov, I., Iwanowska, M., Colla, E., Ziegler, B., Gaponenko, I., Paruch, P., Huijben, M., Rijnders, G., Setter, N.

    Published in Applied physics letters (31-03-2014)
    “…Using conductive and piezoforce microscopy, we reveal a complex picture of electronic transport at weakly conductive 109° domain walls in bismuth ferrite…”
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    Post-deposition control of ferroelastic stripe domains and internal electric field by thermal treatment

    Post-deposition control of ferroelastic stripe domains and internal electric field by thermal treatment by Feigl, L., Janolin, P.-E., Yamada, T., Iwanowska, M., Sandu, C. S., Setter, N.

    Published in Applied physics letters (19-01-2015)
    “…The dependence of the formation of ferroelastic stripe domain patterns on the thermal history is investigated by detailed piezoresponse force microscopy and…”
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    Responding to unexpected events: patients have to be treated as individuals

    Responding to unexpected events: patients have to be treated as individuals by Iwanowska, Halina M

    Published in BMJ (01-11-2003)
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    Post-deposition control of ferroelestic stripe domains and internal electric field by thermal treatment

    Post-deposition control of ferroelestic stripe domains and internal electric field by thermal treatment by L., Feigl, Janolin, P.-E, Yamadaya, T., Iwanowska, M., Sandu, C.S., Setter, N.

    Published in Applied physics letters (21-01-2015)
    “…The dependence of the formation of ferroelastic stripe domain patternes on the thermal history is investigated be detailed piezoresponse force microscopy and…”
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    Responding to unexpected events

    Responding to unexpected events by Brown, W N

    “…My husband for 14 years had been treated for prostate cancer for three years, in an outpatient clinic, where he received chemotherapy, radiotherapy, and…”
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    Responding to unexpected events

    Responding to unexpected events

    Published in BMJ (01-11-2003)
    “…A urology specialist from another hospital decided to try to detect the cause of the bleeds and, seeing his expectation, we transferred my husband by ambulance…”
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    Responding to unexpected events

    Responding to unexpected events by Brown, W. Noel, Iwanowska, Halina M.

    Published in BMJ (01-11-2003)
    “…No description is provided of the technically difficult task of sitting with this man at midnight to help him decide what he wanted in this situation, to help…”
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    Transferrin and ferritin as laboratory indices of body iron deposits

    Transferrin and ferritin as laboratory indices of body iron deposits by Bobilewicz, D, Jabłońska, E, Iwanowska, M, Zborowska, H, Jasińska, A

    “…The aim of the study was to present the relation between serum parameters connected with iron metabolism; serum iron, transferrin and ferritin. Biochemical…”
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    Carcinogenic effect of low-radiation doses in humans

    Carcinogenic effect of low-radiation doses in humans by Iwanowska, J M, Gajewski, A K

    Published in Polski przeglad radiologii (01-01-1986)
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