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processing to the formation of undesirable phases in the final microstructure. This challenge is particularly relevant for martensitic stainless steels, a technologically important class of materials whose
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” or impurities can significantly affect steel quality, causing issues ranging from surface cracking during processing to the formation of undesirable phases in the final microstructure. This challenge is
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(Determination of the solid-state microstructure in semiconductor polymers) Grant Reference: 101086805 (ERC Consolidator Grant PARACRYST) - Martín Pérez, J. Title: Postdoctoral Researcher Grant period: From 01/01
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such as small punch testing. Accompanying microstructural characterisation would also form part of this work to understand the underlying mechanisms that are responsible for HEAs’ promising irradiation
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embrittlement (HE) in circular steels, with a particular focus on the role of tramp elements at experimentally informed microstructural features. You will combine first-principles modelling and machine-learning
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binder-precursor systems that support controlled bacterial colonization, and calcium carbonate and silica mineralization, while achieving relevant processing, microstructural and engineering properties
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integrity and ageing of nuclear materials. Our research focuses on understanding how microstructural degradation mechanisms affect the structural integrity and lifetime of nuclear components. We develop
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and synthesize via light-based 3D-printing architecture (meta)materials for medical soft robotics applications. Furthermore, the morphology, microstructure, and mechanical behaviour of the metamaterials
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. Mathematics is the key to unlocking innovation and addressing these complexities. They all require new, predictive models that can link the processing and microstructure of formulated products to their final
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microstructures. The objective is to create a multilayer coating with a graded particle size distribution, thereby establishing the prerequisites for the subsequent deposition of a dense electrolyte layer. Planning