Jon Ander Arregi
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Jon Ander Arregi is a leading researcher in the field of magnetic and multifunctional materials, with a particular focus on ferromagnetic shape-memory Heusler alloys and their micro- and nanoscale behavior. His work bridges fundamental materials science and applied device engineering, exploring how geometry and size effects govern the properties of these advanced compounds. Arregi’s most-cited paper, “Microfabricated ferromagnetic-shape-memory Heuslers: The geometry and size effects” (2021, 13 citations), provides critical insights into how miniaturization alters magnetic and structural phase transitions—knowledge essential for developing next-generation actuators, sensors, and spintronic devices. By systematically investigating microfabricated structures, he has helped clarify the interplay between shape, confinement, and functionality in Heusler alloys. His contributions are particularly notable for advancing the practical integration of these materials into microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) and other scalable technologies. With a growing citation record and a focus on precision fabrication, Arregi’s work continues to shape the understanding of how size and geometry can be harnessed to optimize performance in smart magnetic materials.
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