Douglas Medlin

Temporary Lecturer

University of California, Davis

United States

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Douglas Medlin is a Temporary Lecturer at the University of California, Davis, United States. His research focuses on materials science, particularly the behavior of dislocations and grain boundaries in metallic systems. His recent articles examine topics such as stacking faults, dislocation arrangements, and the impact of hydrogen on thermal activation parameters during fatigue in stainless steel.

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The University of Alabama

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Articles (15)

Stability and Mobility of Disconnections in Solute Atmospheres: Insights from Interfacial Defect Diagrams

On the distribution of stacking faults at dissociated medium-angle grain boundaries: Crystallographic geometry and metastability

Atomic-scale arrangement of dislocations at grain-boundary facet junctions

Hydrogen influences thermal activation parameters for dislocation glide during low cycle fatigue of 316L stainless steel

The Effect of Grain Boundary Facet Junctions on Segregation and Embrittlement

Gradient nanostructuring via compositional means

Discontinuous segregation patterning across disconnections

Energy and stochasticity: the yin and yang of dislocation patterning

Irradiation-induced grain boundary facet motion: In situ observations and atomic-scale mechanisms

Semi-Automated, Object-Based Tomography of Dislocation Structures

The influence of hydrogen on the low cycle fatigue behavior of strain-hardened 316L stainless steel

Dislocation content of grain boundary phase junctions and its relation to grain boundary excess properties

Defects in Layered van der Waals Heterostructures: Implications for Thermoelectrics

Disconnection-Mediated Transition in Segregation Structures at Twin Boundaries

Effect of microstructural and environmental variables on ductility of austenitic stainless steels

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Chongze Hu

Khalid Hattar

Douglas Spearot

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