“…Laser annealing outperforms furnace annealing in enhancing work efficiency, avoiding damage of substrates, preventing escape of doping elements in the films and restraining diffusion of impurities from the substrates [12,13], and therefore should be taken as a preferable method for performance optimization of the films. On the other hand, it is noteworthy that magnetic field annealing performed in a furnace has been extensively investigated [14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22], but laser annealing in a magnetic field has rarely been reported yet. As indicated in previous researches [15,17], the magnetic field applied during furnace annealing process can affect surface morphology, microstructure, grain size, defects, preferred orientation and even physical properties of various thin films.…”