An Introduction to Electronic and Ionic Materials (PDF)

Wei Gao received his BE (Hons) in metallurgy and ME in metallic materials from Northeastern University and Beijing Central Research Institute, respectively, and DPhil in metallurgy and materials science from Oxford University. He also spent five years as a researcher at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). An Associate Professor with the Department ofChemical and Materials Engineering at the University of Auckland, he has conducted active research on a number of materials and materials performance-related disciplines, including superconductors, electronic materials, oxidation and corrosion, as well as advanced materials processing and modelling. He has published more than 150 papers and book chapters, and holds two patents in the United States and several MIT Disclosures. At present, he is residing in Auckland with his wife Joy, son Charlie and daughter Vicky.

Nigel M Sammes received his BSc (Hons) in metallurgy from Manchester University and PhD in materials science from Imperial College. Prior to joining the University of Waikato in 1991 to help establish a discipline in materials science, he had spent five years at ICI Chemicals and Polymers Division (laterLtd) and worked on a number of projects related to materials engineering and technology. A professor with the Department of Technology at the University ofWaikato, his research activities predominantly revolve around advanced ceramic materials, particularly fast ion conductors, and leading an active research group on solid oxide fuel cell systems. Besides holding three international patents, he has published more than 100 papers and book chapters. He and his wife, Mary Anne, live in Hamilton in New Zealand. He has two children, Peter James and Lisa Fiona.

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