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Dmytro Demirskyi

Assistant Professor

Kobe University

Japan

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Oleg Vasylkiv

Principal Researcher / 主幹研究員 / tenured

National Institute for Materials Science

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Dmytro Demirskyi

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Synthesis and Atmosphere‐Driven Phase Evolution of Ultrafine Mn3O4‐Based Ceramics

Iron hydroxide ceramic for ortho-to para-hydrogen conversion: Synthesis, phase evolution, and long-term storage

High‐temperature deformation and consolidation of polycrystalline α‐SiC by spark plasma sintering

High‐temperature strength behavior of tantalum diboride to 2000°C

Preparation of high‐strength (Ta,W)C solid‐solutions by spark plasma sintering

Reactive consolidation of tough, deformation resistant tantalum monoboride

High-strength, medium entropy Zr-Ta-Nb diboride ceramics

Consolidation and high‐temperature properties of ceramics in the TaC–NbC system

High‐temperature reactive synthesis of the Zr–Ta multiboride with a supercomposite structure

Consolidation and high‐temperature strength of monolithic lanthanum hexaboride

Deformation‐resistant Ta0.2Hf0.8C solid‐solution ceramic with superior flexural strength at 2000°C

High-temperature deformation in bulk polycrystalline hafnium carbide consolidated using spark plasma sintering

High-temperature toughening in ternary medium-entropy (Ta1/3Ti1/3Zr1/3)C carbide consolidated using spark-plasma sintering

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Oleg Vasylkiv

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