The document summarizes research on growing chromium dioxide (CrO2) thin films at low temperatures using chemical vapor deposition. Key findings include: 1) High quality CrO2 thin films with the desired structural and magnetic properties could be grown at as low as 330°C, significantly lower than previous methods allowed. 2) Films grown at lower temperatures had thinner intermediate chromium oxide layers and higher spin polarization near 100%, desirable for spintronic devices. 3) Growth temperature, oxygen flow rate, and film thickness were found to influence the structural, magnetic, and electrical properties of the resulting CrO2 thin films.