Kevin Simmons

Chief Material Scientist

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

United States

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Kevin Simmons is the Chief Material Scientist at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in the United States. His research focuses on the life cycle assessment of lightweight multi-material composites, adhesive bonding techniques for carbon fiber-reinforced thermoplastic composites, and the effects of high-pressure hydrogen on elastomers. Recent publications highlight advancements in material interfaces and chemical recycling methods relevant to composite materials.

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Comparative life cycle energy assessment of lightweight multi-material metal-fiber composite hybrid body-in-white designs

Enhanced adhesive bonding at the adhesive-CFRTP interface via plasma and silane coupling agents in adhesively-bonded metal-CFRTP joints

Pre-bonding morphological and chemical changes of laser ablated aluminum surfaces and effects of humidity on adhesive bonding

In situ investigation of high-pressure hydrogen-induced swelling in elastomers and its correlation with material properties

Improving adhesive bonding of short carbon fiber thermoplastic composites to aluminum alloys with a hybrid laser-plasma surface modification strategy

Mild chemical recycling of carbon fiber-reinforced epoxy composites in aqueous buffers and development of hydrothermally recyclable vitrimer composites from recyclates

An in-situ view cell system for investigating swelling behavior of elastomers upon high-pressure hydrogen exposure

Phase field modeling of hydrogen release in nitrile-butadiene rubber composites after high-pressure hydrogen exposure

Plasma treatment on both adhesive tape and adherends for significantly enhanced CFRTP-related adhesive joints

Interfacial bond characterization of epoxy adhesives to aluminum alloy and carbon fiber-reinforced polyamide by vibrational spectroscopy

A diffusion–deformation model with damage for polymer undergoing rapid decompression failure

Investigation of desorption of hydrogen gas from polymer matrix using thermal desorption analysis and finite element modeling

A renewable lignin-based thermoplastic adhesive for steel joining

A review of the fabrication methods and mechanical behavior of continuous thermoplastic polymer fiber–thermoplastic polymer matrix composites

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