“Deformation twin interactions with grain boundary particles in multi-phase magnesium alloys” was recently published in Acta Materialia.
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Justin Norkett publishes review of liquid metal embrittlement
Justin’s review paper, “A Review of Liquid Metal Embrittlement: Cracking Open the Disparate Mechanisms” was recently published in Metallurgical and Materials Transactions: A.
Dr. Miller wins NSF CAREER Award!
Dr. Tori Miller won an NSF CAREER Award for her proposal “A Probabilistic Framework for the Nucleation of Recrystallization.”
The Future of Materials Science in Academia: Landing Your First Faculty Position
Dr. Miller’s advice for aspiring faculty members published in JOM.
Dr. Miller awarded ASM Bronze Medal!
“For contributions bridging mechanisms of mesoscale dislocation plasticity with macroscale processing science in a wide variety of alloy systems, and for her devotion to the education and training of students.”
Ben Begley published; Dr. Miller featured as Early Career Scholar in Journal of Materials Research
“Prediction of relative globularization rates in alpha+beta titanium alloys as a function of initial crystal orientation” was recently published in Journal of Materials Research. The article was featured in the annual Early Career Scholars in Materials Science issue of JMR,… Read More
Justin Norkett’s Paper Selected for Cover of JOM!
A micrograph from ” Liquid-metal-mediated recrystallization of zinc under ambient conditions” as the featured image on the cover of the February 2020 issue of JOM! The paper is accessible here: https://doi.org/10.1007/s11837-019-03954-2
Science Teachers Visit MONSTER Group Lab
Science teachers visited the Monster group lab as part of an outreach event sponsored by the department. Dr. Miller and her graduate students discussed various techniques they use in the course of their research, and demonstrated tensile testing on the… Read More
Justin Norkett’s Paper Accepted by JOM
Congratulations to Justin Norkett, whose paper “Liquid-metal-mediated recrystallization of zinc under ambient conditions” was accepted by JOM. The paper is accessible here: https://doi.org/10.1007/s11837-019-03954-2
Monster Group Moves to University of Florida!
Summer 2019, the MONSTER Group moved from North Carolina State University to the University of Florida.