Amanda Krause

Assistant Professor

Carnegie Mellon University
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Amanda Krause is an Assistant Professor at Carnegie Mellon University in the United States. Her research focuses on grain growth mechanisms, particularly related to materials such as nickel, alumina, and strontium titanate. Recent publications include studies on grain boundary energy, microstructure evolution using machine learning, and the analysis of abnormal grain growth behaviors.

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Gregory S. Rohrer

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Bai Cui

University of Nebraska - Lincoln

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Leigha Lynch

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Emily Waters

Research Assistant Professor

Northwestern University

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Heather F. Smith

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Christopher Marvel

Assistant Professor

Louisiana State University

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A. Murat Maga

Associate Professor

University of Washington

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Robert Suter

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Carnegie Mellon University

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