Raimund Podloucky is affiliated with the University of Vienna in Austria and has conducted extensive research in the fields of Materials Science, Engineering, and Physics and Astronomy. Their work intersects several subfields, including Materials Chemistry, Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials, Mechanical Engineering, Condensed Matter Physics, and Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics.
Their research primarily focuses on key topics such as Heusler alloys, emphasizing electronic and magnetic properties, advanced thermoelectric materials and devices, intermetallics and advanced alloy properties, rare-earth and actinide compounds, semiconductor materials and interfaces, nuclear materials and properties, as well as thermodynamic and structural properties of metals and alloys.
Raimund Podloucky has published in a variety of prominent scientific venues. The most frequent publication outlets include:
Notable recent papers authored or co-authored by Raimund Podloucky are:
Frequent collaborators in their research include Fabian Garmroudi, E. Bauer, Michael Parzer, Takao Mori, and H. Michor. These collaborations suggest a network of research focusing on allied areas within materials science and physics.
C. Franchini;R. Podloucky;J. Paier;M. Marsman
E. G. Moroni;W. Wolf;J. Hafner;R. Podloucky
Xing-Qiu Chen;R. Podloucky;P. Rogl
C. Franchini;V. Bayer;R. Podloucky;J. Paier
Haiyang Niu;Jiaqi Wang;Xing-Qiu Chen;Dianzhong Li
M. Sluiter;D. De Fontaine;X. Q. Guo;R. Podloucky
W. Hebenstreit;J. Redinger;Z. Horozova;M. Schmid
R. Stadler;W. Wolf;R. Podloucky;G. Kresse
D. Vogtenhuber;R. Podloucky;A. Neckel;S. G. Steinemann
E. Bauer;G. Rogl;Xing-Qiu Chen;R. T. Khan
P. Lazar;R. Podloucky
Takateru Kawakami;Yoshihiro Tsujimoto;Hiroshi Kageyama;Xing-Qiu Chen
C. Franchini;G. Kresse;R. Podloucky
M Weinert;G Schneider;R Podloucky;J Redinger
E. Bauer;A. Grytsiv;Xing-Qiu Chen;Xing-Qiu Chen;N. Melnychenko-Koblyuk
P. Lazar;J. Redinger;R. Podloucky
Xing-Qiu Chen;W. Wolf;R. Podloucky;P. Rogl
Xing-Qiu Chen;W. Wolf;R. Podloucky;P. Rogl
P. Lazar;R. Podloucky
J Redinger;R Eibler;P Herzig;A Neckel
E. Bauer;R. T. Khan;H. Michor;E. Royanian
Veronika Bayer;Raimund Podloucky;Cesare Franchini;Francesco Allegretti
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