Mauricio Ponga

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The University of British Columbia

Canada

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Mauricio Ponga is an Assistant Professor at the University of British Columbia, Canada. His research focuses on the mechanics of materials under extreme conditions, including spall failure in thin films and the development of advanced materials for energy storage. Recent articles highlight his work in high-strain rate phenomena, the optimization of battery technologies, and the exploration of radiation damage in nano-crystalline structures.

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Articles (17)

Dendrite Suppression in Zn Batteries through a Heteroepitaxial Residual Stress Shield

Spall failure of alumina at high-strain rates using femtosecond laser experiments and high-fidelity molecular dynamics simulations

Femtosecond two-pulse laser approach for spall failure in thin foils

GAPF-DFT: A graph-based alchemical perturbation density functional theory for catalytic high-entropy alloys

Residual stress development in lattice mismatched epitaxial thin films via atomic and molecular layer depositions

Navigating Solvent Chemistry and Microstructures: Toward Mechanically Enhanced Ceramic-Rich Composite Electrolytes

A high-performance tellurium-sulfur cathode in carbonate-based electrolytes

A multiscale and multiphysics framework to simulate radiation damage in nano-crystalline materials

Engineering Chemo-Mechanical Properties of Zn Surfaces via Alucone Coating

Electronic effects on the radiation damage in high-entropy alloys

Modeling hard–soft block copolymers as a liquid crystalline polymer

Predictive model of chip segmentation in machining of high-strength metallic alloys

Dynamic recrystallization in face-centered cubic particles during high-velocity impacts

Strain-Rate-Dependent mechanical behavior of a non-Equimolar CoCrFeMnNi high entropy alloy with a segmented coarse grain structure

Mechanical and microstructural properties of a CoCrFe0.75NiMo0.3Nb0.125 high-entropy alloy additively manufactured via cold-spray

Exploring the Compositional Space of High-Entropy Alloys for Cost-Effective High-Temperature Applications

Molecular strategies for antibody binding and escape of SARS-CoV-2 and its mutations

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Lingzi Sang

Xiaoliang Jin

Jian Liu

Ziliang Ye

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