Kenneth Vecchio

Professor, Director of the NE-Materials Research Center

University of California, San Diego

United States

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Professor Kenneth Vecchio is the Director of the NE-Materials Research Center at the University of California San Diego, USA. His research focuses on high entropy carbides, including their manufacturing, mechanical properties, and the development of new alloy systems. Recent articles authored by Professor Vecchio explore high-throughput synthesis methods and the engineering of materials to enhance their performance in various applications.

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Edmund T. Pratt, Jr. Distinguished Professor

Duke University

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Commercially Viable Manufacturing of High Entropy Carbide Feedstocks

Fermi energy engineering of enhanced plasticity in high-entropy carbides

High-throughput (HTP) synthesis: Updated high-throughput rapid experimental alloy development (HT-READ)

Valence electron concentration as key parameter to control the fracture resistance of refractory high-entropy carbides

Simultaneously improving mechanical and magnetic properties through heterogeneous lamella structures in a superalloy-like, soft magnetic complex concentrated alloy

Synthesis and evaluation of rocksalt structure (Mo, W) carbides via vanadium additions

Creating heterogeneous lamella structure in a multiphase Al-Cr-Fe-Co-Ni complex concentrated alloy

Processing, microstructure evolution and mechanical property improvements of an Al–V–Cr–Mn–Fe–Ni CCA with an as-cast BCC/B2 coherent nanostructure

Color and pseudogap tunability in multicomponent carbonitrides

High-throughput rapid experimental alloy development (HT-READ)

Orientation-dependent superelasticity of a metastable high-entropy alloy

Bulk high-entropy hexaborides

Development of ultrahigh-entropy ceramics with tailored oxidation behavior

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Stefano Curtarolo

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