Our group uses experiments, analytical theory, and computer simulations to explore the processing-structure-property relationships in structural metals and materials, with particular emphasis on the role of structural disorder and its effect on mechanical properties. Our research covers many length scales, from long-range disorder in grain boundary networks, to the nanoscale disorder in amorphous and nanocrystalline alloys.
Congratulations, Dr. Edward Pang
Congratulations, Dr. Ahmed Alade Tiamiyu
Congratulations to Dr. Ahmed Alade Tiamiyu for his new position at the University of Calgary.
Congratulations, Dr. Alice Perrin
Congratulations to Dr. Alice Perrin for her new position at Oakridge National Laboratory.
Congratulations, Dr. Ievgeniia Chaban
Congratulations to Dr. Ievgeniia Chaban for her new position at the Institute of Physics of Rennes.
Researchers find a better way to design metal alloys
System uses machine learning to analyze boundaries between crystal grains, allowing for selection of desired properties in a new metal. Read the full article by David L. Chandler here.