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Robert Mayanovic - Missouri State University. Spingfield, MO, UNITED STATES

Robert Mayanovic

Assistant Department Head, Physics, Astronomy and Materials Science Department | Missouri State University

Spingfield, MO, UNITED STATES

Dr. Mayanovic's research focuses on synchrotron X-ray studies of condensed matter.

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Physicist Dr. Robert Mayanovic is assistant department head and professor in the Physics, Astronomy and Materials Science Department at Missouri State University. His research interests include: synchrotron X-ray studies of condensed matter, materials in supercritical fluids, high pressure-temperature studies and mineral physics.

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Areas of Expertise (5)

Nanoscale materials

Materials in supercritical fluids

Synchrotron X-ray studies of condensed matter

High pressure-temperature studies

Mineral physics

Accomplishments (3)

Who's Who in Science and Engineering (professional)

2004

Foundation Research Award (professional)

Missouri State University 2001

Hawley Medal (professional)

Mineralogical Association of Canada 1999

Education (1)

Purdue University: Ph.D., Physics 1987

Media Appearances (2)

What Is Infrared?

LiveScience  online

2015-03-26

According to Robert Mayanovic, professor of physics at Missouri State University, infrared spectroscopy, such as Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy, is highly useful for numerous scientific applications. These include the study of molecular systems and 2D materials such as graphene...

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What Are Microwaves?

LiveScience  online

2015-03-26

According to NASA's Mission: Science website, "In 1965, using long, L-band microwaves, Arno Penzias and Robert Wilson, scientists at Bell Labs, made an incredible discovery quite by accident: They detected background noise using a special low-noise antenna. The strange thing about the noise was that it was coming from every direction and did not seem to vary in intensity much at all. If this static were from something on our planet, such as radio transmissions from a nearby airport control tower, it would come only from one direction, not everywhere. The Bell Lab scientists soon realized that they had serendipitously discovered the cosmic microwave background radiation. This radiation, which fills the entire universe, is a clue to its beginning, known as the Big Bang."...

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Hydrogen drives future of energy

Physicist Dr. Robert Mayanovic and his students are researching materials to extract hydrogen more efficiently to make it a readily available energy source.

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Articles (4)

Experimental and theoretical investigation of a mesoporous K x WO 3 material having superior mechanical strength


Nanoscale

2016 Mesoporous materials with tailored properties hold great promise for energy harvesting and industrial applications. We have synthesized a novel tungsten bronze mesoporous material (K x WO 3; x∼ 0.07) having inverse FDU-12 type pore symmetry and a crystalline ...

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Mechanical and hydrothermal stability of mesoporous materials at extreme conditions


Microporous and Mesoporous Materials

2014 In situ SAXS measurements were made on periodic mesoporous carbon and silica-based materials as a function of pressure and temperature and in water to supercritical conditions. Our data show that periodic mesoporous silica-based materials exhibit ...

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Investigation of the structural environment of Ta in a silicate glass and water system under high P–T conditions


Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids

2013 In situ Ta L3-edge XAS measurements have been made from a Ta (~ 1400ppm)-bearing peraluminous silicate glass+ H2O system to 960° C and~ 0.6 GPa. A white-line doublet separated by~ 4eV occurs in the Ta L3-edge XANES and results from octahedral crystal ...

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In situ monitoring of the adsorption of Co 2+ on the surface of Fe 3 O 4 nanoparticles in high-temperature aqueous fluids


The Journal of Supercritical Fluids

2013 Developing an understanding of the reaction processes occurring at the surface fluid interface at the atomic level of nanostructured materials in high-temperature aqueous environments is necessary for establishing general principles of behavior of ...

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