Area of research
Materials Chemistry · Mechanical Engineering
Research interest
Research interests include Shape Memory Alloy Transformations, High Temperature Alloys and Creep, Titanium Alloys Microstructure and Properties, and Microstructure and mechanical properties.
Regimes of γ' Precipitation along Coherent Σ3 Annealing Twin Boundaries in Ni–Based Superalloys
Formation of the Cellular Structure in the Sm2Co17-type Permanent Magnets: A Phase-Field Study
Cooling Rate Controlled Solute Gradients Enables Heterogeneous α Precipitation in Additively Manufactured Titanium Alloys
Lattice distortion and atomic shuffle coupling of the R phase under grain size confinement in a Ni48Ti50Fe2 alloy
Computational studies on BCC superalloys
Unique twinning mode and extended twin boundary core structure associated with symmetry breaking in a multifunctional Ti-Nb-based alloy
Stress-dependent χ phase transformation in a Ni-based superalloy
Achieving high strain hardening and strength in an additively manufactured titanium alloy.
β-relaxation anomaly with low modulus and enhanced recoverable strain in strain glasses crossover
Substantial change in medium range ordering and its influence on glass forming ability and mechanical properties of ZrCu and ZrCuAl metallic glasses
Magnetization spinodal: A mechanism of magnetization switching
Heterogeneous precipitate microstructure design in β-Ti alloys by regulating the cooling rate
Atomistically informed mesoscale modelling of deformation behavior of bulk metallic glasses
Simulating martensitic transformation in NiTi-Hf – effects of alloy composition and aging treatment
Design of compositionally modulated materials for controlled strain release during deformation through phase-field simulations
Heterostructures enhance simultaneously strength and ductility of a commercial titanium alloy
Unusual precipitation induced by solute segregation in coherent twin boundary in titanium alloys
Formation mechanisms of coprecipitates in Inconel 718 Superalloys
Concurrent prediction of metallic glasses’ global energy and internal structural heterogeneity by interpretable machine learning
Microstructural design via spinodal-mediated phase transformation pathways in high-entropy alloys (HEAs) using phase-field modelling
A mechanical criterion for Lüders-type deformation of polycrystalline NiTi
Shapes of nano Al6Mn precipitates in Mn-containing Al-alloys
Composition-dependent shuffle-shear coupling and shuffle-regulated strain glass transition in compositionally modulated Ti-Nb alloys
Microstructural engineering by heat treatments of multi-principal element alloys via spinodal mediated phase transformation pathways
Direct evidence of magnetization rotation at the ferromagnetic morphotropic phase boundary in
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Taming the Pseudoelastic Response of Nitinol Using Ion Implantation
Phase field modeling of shearing processes of a dual-lobed γ″|γ′|γ″ coprecipitate
Origin of reentrant relaxor formation in ferroelectric solid solutions
Topological vortex induced large recoverable electrostrain with high temperature-stability in ferroelectric nano-dots
Strain states and unique properties in cold-rolled TiNi shape memory alloys
Collaborative Research: Compositionally and Structurally Modulated Ferroelastic Films for Unprecedented Superelastic Properties
Collaborative Research: Traversals in Transformation Strain Space and Microstructure Design for High Performance Ferroelastic Materials
DMREF/Collaborative Research: Accelerated Development of Next Generation of Ti Alloys by ICMSE Exploitation of Non-Conventional Transformation Pathways
Collaborative Research: Design of Low-Hysteresis High-Susceptibility Materials by Nanodomain Engineering
Materials World Network: Collaborative Research: Modeling Ferroelastic Strain Glasses
FRG: Microstructure Design of Advanced Multi-Domain Magnetic Materials Under Applied Fields
CAREER: Simulating the Evolution of Advanced Microstructure