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 thesis was supervised by Prof. Javier LLorca and Prof. Sha Liu and obtained the highest grade “Sobresaliente cum laude”. Congratulations to the new doctor from the Bio/Chemo/Mechanics of Materials group.
Biaobiao Yang has received the Acta Student Award for his primary contribution to the paper: B. Yang, J. Wang, Y. Li, M. Barnett, J. LLorca – Suppressed transformation of compression twins to double twins in Mg by activation of non-basal
Javier LLorca also gave invited lectures at Shanghai Jiaotong University, Yanshan University and Peking University during his trip to China. The titles of his talks were “Experimental and computational analysis of the effect of grain boundaries on deformation of Ti”
Dr. Chenying Shi will carry out the project PD-MPEA which is aimed at developing a hybrid strategy -based on the combination of first principles calculations and Calphad methodology- for the accurate determination of the phase diagrams of MultiPrincipal Element Alloys.
The 19th European Mechanics of Materials Conference was held in Madrid from May 29th to 31st at the Escuela de Ingenieros de Caminos, Polytechnic University of Madrid. The members the Bio/Chemo/Mechanics of Materials group gave seven talks in the different
The thesis was supervised by Prof. Javier LLorca and Prof. Carlos González and obtained the highest grade “Sobresaliente cum laude”. Congratulations to the new doctor from the Bio/Chemo/Mechanics of Materials group.
The award was given to Prof. LLorca “for his contributions to unveil the link between microstructure and mechanical properties in a wide variety of structural materials by means of multiscale modelling strategies and nanomechanical characterization techniques”. The formal presentation of
The King and the Queen of Spain presented the 2023 National Research Awards on March 14th, 2024 at the Ducal Palace in Gandía, Valencia. The Leonardo Torres Quevedo Award is the highest research award in Engineering in Spain and was
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.
