David Hoelzer

Research Associate Professor

University of Tennessee

United States

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David Hoelzer is a Research Associate Professor at the University of Tennessee, United States. His research focuses on advanced materials development, including the study of oxide-dispersion strengthened alloys, metal forming techniques for nanocrystalline materials, and the effects of ion irradiation on structural materials. Recent publications highlight his work on the mechanical properties and performance of novel materials for nuclear applications.

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Kan Sakamoto

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Nippon Steel Technology Co.,Ltd.

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MARIA A AUGER

Associate Professor in Applied Physics

Universidad Carlos III de Madrid Escuela Politécnica Superior

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In situ self-ion (Fe+) irradiation of ODS-FeCrAl alloy fuel cladding materials with different Cr contents: The early stages of Cr-rich α’ phase precipitation

Metal forming and working of stabilized nanocrystalline Cu-Ta for electrical contacts

Cold spray manufacturing of oxide-dispersion strengthened (ODS) steels using gas-atomized and ball-milled 14YWT powders

Competitive adsorption within electrode slurries and impact on cell fabrication and performance

Deuterium transport and retention properties of representative fusion blanket structural materials

Enhancement of Nanostructured Ferritic Alloy 14YWT Properties via Heat Treatment for Post-Consolidation Processing

Nanoscale analysis of ion irradiated ODS 14YWT ferritic alloy

Shear Punch Testing of Neutron-Irradiated HT-9 and 14YWT

Modern nanostructured ferritic alloys: A compelling and viable choice for sodium fast reactor fuel cladding applications

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