The title and co-authors of her presentation were “Ascertaining the plastic deformation mechanisms of polycrystalline Zn and Mg through in situ HRDIC and EBSD”. A. Rezaei, N. Mollaei, M. Sarebanzadeh, B. Yang, S. M. Fatemi, J. LLorca. The presentation summarized
Maral sarebanzadeh has received the Acta Student Award for his primary contribution to the paper: M. Sarebanzadeh, A. Orozco-Caballero, E. Nieto-Valeiras, J. LLorca – Twin nucleation at grain boundaries in Mg analyzed through in situ electron backscatter diffraction and high-resolution
The new project to study the fundamental mechanisms of hydrogen embrittlement in metals is supported by MIT through the MIT-Spain Universidad Politécnica de Madrid seed fund. The principal investigators are Dr. Ming Dao (MIT ) and Prof. Javier LLorca (UPM).
The thesis was supervised by Prof. Javier LLorca and obtained the highest grade “Sobresaliente cum laude”. Congratulations to the new doctor from the Bio/Chemo/Mechanics of Materials group. The doctoral work of Dr. Yang obtained the Acta Materialia Student Award and
The title of the plenary talk was “Manufacturing, mechanical properties and deformation mechanisms of Zn and Zn alloys for biomedical applications”
The objective of the visit to both institutions in Guangdong was to establish research collaborations between them and IMDEA Materials Institute.
The contribution of the Bio/Chemo/Mechanics of Materials group to the 154th Annual Conference and Exposition included 4 keynote lectures on different symposia as well as 9 contributed talks. In addition, Prof. Llorca picked up the Scripta Materialia Student Award on
The thesis was supervised by Prof. Javier LLorca and Prof. Alberto Orozco Caballero obtained the highest grade “Sobresaliente cum laude”. Congratulations to the new doctor from the Bio/Chemo/Mechanics of Materials group. Dr. Sarabanzadeh will continue her research at the Karlsruhe
Javier LLorca was presented with the Magnesium Science & Technology Annual Award given by the International Magnesium Society for his contributions to advance the understanding of microstructure-deformation mechanisms in wrought Mg alloys using in situ mechanical testing and machine learning, to
Dr. Yi Yang has obtained the Juan de la Cierva Fellowship from the Spanish Research Agency. He is working at IMDEA Materials as a post-doctoral research associate in the Bio/Chemo/Mechanics of Materials group and will continue working in the analysis
