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Gia Khanh pham

Professor for Materials Technology

Munich University of Applied Sciences

Germany

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Dr. Gia Khanh Pham is a Professor of Materials Technology at Munich University of Applied Sciences in Germany. His research focuses on areas such as the indentation hardness of 3D-printed metals, simulation of hydrogen-induced failure in high strength steel, and the development of artificial intelligence tools for microstructure analysis. He has also contributed to advancements in anticorrosion materials and polyurethane/graphene composites.

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Ulrich E. Klotz

Professor of Materials Science

Munich University of Applied Sciences

GERMANY

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Anh Hoang Pham

Associate Professor

Shimane University

JAPAN

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Constanze Eulenkamp

Researcher and Lecturer

Munich University of Applied Sciences

GERMANY

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Christian Seidel

Professor

Munich University of Applied Sciences

GERMANY

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Influence of Post-Processing Temperatures on Microstructure and Hardness of PBF-LB Ti-6Al-4V

Process–material optimization for reliable bottom‑up DLP 3D printing with TMPTA–HDDA resin systems

Indentation hardness of 3D-printed metals

Simulation of hydrogen-induced failure in high strength steel

One pot synthesis of amino silane grafted cerium phosphate (AS@CePO4) as an effective anticorrosion nanopigment for epoxy coating

Solution blending preparation of polyurethane/graphene composite: Improving the mechanical and anti-corrosive properties of the coating on aluminum surface

Development of an Open-Source Software Tool for Microstructure Analysis of Materials Using Artificial Intelligence

CHANGE IN MICROSTRUCTURE AND HARDNESS OF ADDITIVELY MANUFACTURED AISI H13 STEEL BY HEAT TREATMENT AND NITRIDING PROCESSES

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Ulrich E. Klotz

Anh Hoang Pham

Constanze Eulenkamp

Christian Seidel

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