Michael Thompson

Technical Professional

Oak Ridge National Laboratory

United States

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Michael Thompson is a Technical Professional at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in the United States. His research primarily focuses on advanced materials and processes, including the characterization and performance of aluminum-based composites and the application of nanostructures in additive manufacturing. Recent publications highlight his work on thermal management solutions and innovative fabrication techniques, contributing to enhancements in mechanical properties and material performance.

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University of Tennessee

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Magnetic nanoparticle‐induced sorbent regeneration for direct air capture

Modified embedded atom method interatomic potential for FCC γ-cerium

Thin film combinatorial sputtering of Al-Ce alloys: Investigating the phase separation of as-deposited solid solutions and determining the coefficient of thermal expansion

Structural, Thermal, and Mechanical Characterization of a Thermally Conductive Polymer Composite for Heat Exchanger Applications

Effect of Ce Content on Properties of Al-Ce-Based Composites by Powder-in-Tube Method

Application of Ce for scavenging Cu impurities in A356 Al alloys

Enhanced mechanical performance via laser induced nanostructure formation in an additively manufactured lightweight aluminum alloy

Enhanced thermal coarsening resistance in a nanostructured aluminum-cerium alloy produced by additive manufacturing

Thermomagnetic Processing of Aluminum Alloys During Heat Treatment

Additively Manufactured Single-Use Molds and Reusable Patterns for Large Automotive and Hydroelectric Components

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