Jian-Feng Nie

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MONASH UNIVERSITY

Australia

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Jian-Feng Nie is a Professor at Monash University in Australia. His research interests focus on advanced materials science, particularly in the study of magnesium alloys, including atomic-scale investigations and machine learning applications in complex concentrated alloys. His recent publications explore topics such as shear strain in Al-Cu-Li alloys, twin facet dynamics, and the effects of interfacial compositions on alloy structures.

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Karlstad University

SWEDEN

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Atomic-scale investigation of precipitate phases in QE22 Mg alloy

On the shear strain associated with T<sub>1</sub> precipitation in Al-Cu-Li(-Mg-Ag) alloys

Comment: On the nature of “unconventional twins” in magnesium

Atomistic simulations of twin facets associated with three-dimensional {1¯011} twins in magnesium

Bayesian approach for inferrable machine learning models of process–structure–property linkages in complex concentrated alloys

First-principles investigation of the effect of interfacial compositions on the formation energies of Ω′ and T<sub>1</sub> structures

Hierarchical machine learning based structure–property correlations for as–cast complex concentrated alloys

On the migration of {101¯1} and {101¯3} coherent twin boundaries in magnesium

Solute atom segregation to I<sub>1</sub> stacking fault and its bounding partial dislocations in a Mg–Bi alloy

Solute-solute interactions and their impacts on solute co-segregation and interfacial cohesion of {101¯2} twin boundary in zinc

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Fengxiang Lin

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