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Dislocation-templated antiferromagnetic domains in epitaxial NiO
Controlling antiferromagnetic domains is essential for spintronics, yet predictable manipulation remains challenging due to their lack of net magnetization. Here, we utilize scanning electron microscopy electron channeling contrast imaging (ECCI) to observe the formation of nanoscale antiferromagnet
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