Craig J. Fennie

Prof Assoc
Applied & Engineering Physics DEPT · EN

Craig J. Fennie serves as Associate Professor in Applied & Engineering Physics at Cornell University.

Recent Papers (35)
2026-10-21 · arXiv (Cornell University) · Materials Chemistry
Domain walls in $R3c$-structured NaNbO$_3$
Craig J. FennieProf Assoc, Applied & Engineering Physics DEPT · EN
2026-07-08 · Science Advances · Materials Chemistry
Improper geometric ferroelectricity at the monolayer limit
Craig J. FennieProf Assoc, Applied & Engineering Physics DEPT · EN
David A. MullerProfessor, Applied & Engineering Physics DEPT · EN
2021-01-04
Strain-stabilized superconductivity
2021-01-01
Optimizing accuracy and efficacy in data-driven materials discovery for the solar production of hydrogen
Craig J. FennieProf Assoc, Applied & Engineering Physics DEPT · EN
2020-10-13
Direct Visualization of Trimerized States in 1T′−TaTe2
Daniel C. RalphProfessor, Physics (LASSP) · CAS
Craig J. FennieProf Assoc, Applied & Engineering Physics DEPT · EN
2019-11-20
Infrared nano-spectroscopy of ferroelastic domain walls in hybrid improper ferroelectric Ca3Ti2O7
Craig J. FennieProf Assoc, Applied & Engineering Physics DEPT · EN
2019-11-18
Coupled structural distortions, domains, and control of phase competition in polar SmBaMn2O6
Craig J. FennieProf Assoc, Applied & Engineering Physics DEPT · EN
2019-10-28
Pressure-controlled interlayer magnetism in atomically thin CrI3
Craig J. FennieProf Assoc, Applied & Engineering Physics DEPT · EN
2019-01-08
Current-Induced Torques with Dresselhaus Symmetry Due to Resistance Anisotropy in 2D Materials
Craig J. FennieProf Assoc, Applied & Engineering Physics DEPT · EN
Daniel C. RalphProfessor, Physics (LASSP) · CAS
2018-11-08
Stacking-Dependent Magnetism in Bilayer CrI3
Craig J. FennieProf Assoc, Applied & Engineering Physics DEPT · EN
2017-11-03
Topological superconductivity in metal/quantum-spin-ice heterostructures
Craig J. FennieProf Assoc, Applied & Engineering Physics DEPT · EN
2016-09-08
Domains and ferroelectric switching pathways inCa3Ti2O7from first principles
Craig J. FennieProf Assoc, Applied & Engineering Physics DEPT · EN
2016-07-15
Manipulating superconductivity in ruthenates through Fermi surface engineering
Craig J. FennieProf Assoc, Applied & Engineering Physics DEPT · EN
2016-05-13
Strain Control of Fermiology and Many-Body Interactions in Two-Dimensional Ruthenates
Craig J. FennieProf Assoc, Applied & Engineering Physics DEPT · EN
2015-11-30
Linear magnetoelectricity at room temperature in perovskite superlattices by design
Craig J. FennieProf Assoc, Applied & Engineering Physics DEPT · EN
2015-04-13
Raman study of magnetic excitations and magnetoelastic coupling inα-SrCr2O4
Craig J. FennieProf Assoc, Applied & Engineering Physics DEPT · EN
2015-01-06
Interplay of Spin-Orbit Interactions, Dimensionality, and Octahedral Rotations in SemimetallicSrIrO3
Craig J. FennieProf Assoc, Applied & Engineering Physics DEPT · EN
2014-08-25
Correlated vs. conventional insulating behavior in theJeff=12vs.32bands in the layered iridateBa2IrO4
Craig J. FennieProf Assoc, Applied & Engineering Physics DEPT · EN
2013-09-26
Structural control of magnetic anisotropy in a strain-driven multiferroic EuTiO3thin film
Craig J. FennieProf Assoc, Applied & Engineering Physics DEPT · EN
2013-09-05
Origin of giant spin-lattice coupling and the suppression of ferroelectricity in EuTiO3from first principles
Craig J. FennieProf Assoc, Applied & Engineering Physics DEPT · EN
2013-07-30
Why Are There So Few Perovskite Ferroelectrics?
Craig J. FennieProf Assoc, Applied & Engineering Physics DEPT · EN
2013-06-20
Formation of heavy d-electron quasiparticles in Sr3Ru2O7
Craig J. FennieProf Assoc, Applied & Engineering Physics DEPT · EN
2013-05-06
Turning ABO3 Antiferroelectrics into Ferroelectrics: Design Rules for Practical Rotation‐Driven Ferroelectricity in Double Perovskites and A3B2O7 Ruddlesden‐Popper Compounds
Craig J. FennieProf Assoc, Applied & Engineering Physics DEPT · EN
2013-01-08
Reversible control of magnetic interactions by electric field in a single-phase material
Craig J. FennieProf Assoc, Applied & Engineering Physics DEPT · EN
2012-10-01
The magnetoelectric effect in transition metal oxides: Insights and the rational design of new materials from first principles
Nicole A. BenedekProf Assoc, Materials Science & Engr DEPT · EN
Craig J. FennieProf Assoc, Applied & Engineering Physics DEPT · EN
2012-09-20
Electrical properties of improper ferroelectrics from first principles
Craig J. FennieProf Assoc, Applied & Engineering Physics DEPT · EN
2012-04-16
Polar octahedral rotations: A path to new multifunctional materials
Nicole A. BenedekProf Assoc, Materials Science & Engr DEPT · EN
Craig J. FennieProf Assoc, Applied & Engineering Physics DEPT · EN
2012-04-10
Octahedral Rotation‐Induced Ferroelectricity in Cation Ordered Perovskites
Craig J. FennieProf Assoc, Applied & Engineering Physics DEPT · EN
2012-03-30
Magnetodielectric effect and phonon properties of compressively strained EuTiO3thin films deposited on (001)(LaAlO3)0.29-(SrAl1/2Ta1/2O3)0.71
Craig J. FennieProf Assoc, Applied & Engineering Physics DEPT · EN
2011-12-13
Interface Control of Emergent Ferroic Order in Ruddlesden-PopperSrn+1TinO3n+1
Nicole A. BenedekProf Assoc, Materials Science & Engr DEPT · EN
Craig J. FennieProf Assoc, Applied & Engineering Physics DEPT · EN
2011-11-24
RbFe2+Fe3+F6: Synthesis, structure, and characterization of a new charge-ordered magnetically frustrated pyrochlore-related mixed-metal fluoride
Craig J. FennieProf Assoc, Applied & Engineering Physics DEPT · EN
2011-09-30
Band Gap and Edge Engineering via Ferroic Distortion and Anisotropic Strain: The Case ofSrTiO3
Craig J. FennieProf Assoc, Applied & Engineering Physics DEPT · EN
2010-04-15
Atomic displacements in the charge ice pyrochloreBi2Ti2O6O′studied by neutron total scattering
Craig J. FennieProf Assoc, Applied & Engineering Physics DEPT · EN
2009-06-22
Strain-induced ferroelectricity in orthorhombicCaTiO3from first principles
Craig J. FennieProf Assoc, Applied & Engineering Physics DEPT · EN
2009-05-20
Coexistence of Weak Ferromagnetism and Ferroelectricity in the High Pressure LiNbO3-type Phase of FeTiO3
Craig J. FennieProf Assoc, Applied & Engineering Physics DEPT · EN