Barton Prorok

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Auburn University

United States

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Barton Prorok is a Professor at Auburn University, located in the United States. His research focuses on the applications of additive manufacturing and materials engineering, with recent work exploring grain boundary engineering, the impact of porosity in ceramic matrix composites, and the mechanical properties of high entropy alloys. Additionally, he utilizes machine learning techniques to optimize material properties and develop predictive modeling methods in advanced manufacturing processes.

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Twin-related grain boundary engineering of additively manufactured 316L stainless steel

Leveraging machine learning to quantify the effect of porosity on mode I delamination in ceramic matrix composites

Effect of α″-Ti Martensitic Phase Formation on Plasticity in Ti–Fe–Sn Ultrafine Eutectic Composites

Evolution of Precipitates and Microhardness of L-PBF Inconel 625 Through Relevant Thermal Treatment

Criticality of volumetric defect structure on fatigue properties of stainless steel 316L fabricated by laser powder direct energy deposition

Machine learning-enabled prediction and optimization of hardness for Nb-Ti-V-Zr refractory high entropy alloy

A roadmap for tailoring the microstructure and mechanical properties of additively manufactured commercially-pure titanium

Additive manufacturing process parameter design for variable component geometries using reinforcement learning

Comparison of Neutron Radiation Response of Conventionally Wrought Versus Additive Manufacturing Production Methods in Alloy 625

Geometrically-informed predictive modeling of melt pool depth in laser powder bed fusion using deep MLP-CNN and metadata integration

A straightforward and analytical method for precise X-ray CT magnification correction

Employing spatial and amplitude discriminators to partition and analyze LPBF surface features

On the thermal coarsening and transformation of nanoscale oxide inclusions in 316L stainless steel manufactured by laser powder bed fusion and its influence on impact toughness

An additively manufactured locking fixation system for potential application in patient-specific implants

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Dong-Joo Kim

Xiaoyuan Lou

Scott M. Thompson

Qingyu Pan

Wonhyeong Kim

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