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on developing strategies to control microtexture in both existing and newly designed titanium alloys. You will combine advanced 3D microstructure characterization using world-class facilities at The University
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microstructural characterisation of constituent electric pump materials (electric steels, magnets, insulation materials etc) under cryogenic operating conditions. Key objectives are to provide the reliable material
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chemistry, influence IMC formation pathways, affect solidification behaviour, and ultimately contribute to changes in weld composition and microstructure. By integrating plasma-physical modelling, melt pool
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characterizing the properties of new CCAs based on CoCrFeNi with additions of Al, Ti, Ta or Nb. The student will investigate the relationship between hydrogen content, microstructure, and fracture toughness
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, microstructurally, and physicochemically to study the mechanisms of fission product incorporation, the stability regions of the formed phases, and their thermodynamic behavior. Second, the candidate will study the
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batteries. The approach will be based on (i) the synthesis and control of the microstructure of Solid Sate Electrolyte and Active Materials (ii) determination of thermo-chemical stability of the SSE/AM
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. The proposed project advances this work by incorporating the effects of stochastic variability in neutron loading, blanket geometry, and microstructural material evolution resulting from irradiation
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properties such as chemical composition, microstructure Skilled in metallurgical test methods and related standards, including metallography, chemical composition analysis, hardness testing, and tensile and
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often proving that there is no correlation or signal > Experience in setup of research framework and execution of projects > Understanding of financial products, market dynamics, and microstructure > Low
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transformation, impurity evolution, and microstructure development. The candidate will use advanced in situ X-ray methods, including diffraction, scattering, spectroscopy, imaging, and complementary multimodal