Karl Hammond

Associate Professor

University of Missouri

United States

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Karl Hammond is an Associate Professor at the University of Missouri, USA. His research focuses on the structural transformation of lignin, interactions of helium impurities in lithium, and the morphological responses of tungsten to surface vacancy-adatom pair formations. Recent articles by Professor Hammond also explore topics such as xenon mobility in uranium alloys and density functional theory studies of aluminate sodalite.

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Brian Wirth

Governor's Chair Professor

University of Tennessee

UNITED STATES

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Jian Lin

Associate Professor

University of Missouri

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Probing laser-induced structural transformation of lignin into few-layer graphene

Effects of surface vacancy-adatom pair formation on PFC tungsten surface morphological response

Helium impurities and interactions in lithium

Effect of helium flux on near-surface helium accumulation in plasma-exposed tungsten

Xenon mobility in γ-uranium and uranium–molybdenum alloys

Temperature-dependent model of helium bubble expansion and bursting in tungsten

Relative Rates of Krypton and Rubidium Release from Zeolite Getters

Crystal Binding Effects on Neutron Scattering and Criticality in U–Mo Fuels

Corrigendum and Addendum: Helium flux effects on bubble growth and surface morphology in plasma-facing tungsten from large-scale molecular dynamics simulations (2019 Nucl. Fusion 59 066035)

A density functional theory study of the vibrational spectra of aluminate sodalite, |M8X2|[Al12O24]-SOD (M=Ca, Cd, Sr; X=CrO4, MoO4, S, SO4, Se, SeO3, Te, TeO3)

Theoretical Model of Helium Bubble Growth and Density in Plasma-Facing Metals

Non-dilute helium-related defect interactions in the near-surface region of plasma-exposed tungsten

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Brian Wirth

Jian Lin

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