Ming Chen

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University of Nevada Reno

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Dr. Ming Chen is an Assistant Professor at the University of Nevada Reno, USA. His research interests include thermoelectric materials, sintering resistance in hierarchical foams, and microstructural engineering of advanced alloys. He has published recent articles exploring topics such as defect behavior in germanium and the compression properties of cermets.

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Using Micromechanics to Measure Plasticity in Diamond-structured Crystals

Open Date: 2016-03-01

Close Date: 2020-03-01

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Microstructure and properties of high-entropy-superalloy microlattices fabricated by direct ink writing

Tungsten Strongly Inhibits Sintering of Porous Iron During High‐Temperature Redox Cycling

Ink Casting and 3D‐Extrusion Printing of Yb<sub>14</sub>MnSb<sub>11</sub> for High‐Temperature Thermoelectric Material

Tungsten's Role in Enhancing Sintering Resistance of Fe‐W Hierarchical Foams during Redox Cycling

Exploring defect behavior and size effects in micron-scale germanium from cryogenic to elevated temperatures

A quantitative study of thermal cycling along the build direction of Ti-6Al-4V produced by laser powder bed fusion

Microstructural engineering of a dual-phase Ti-Al-V-Fe alloy via in situ alloying during laser powder bed fusion

Micropillar compression of Ti(C,N)-FeNi cermets: Microstructural, processing, and scale effects

Segregation-driven exceptional twin-boundary strengthening in lean Mg–Zn–Ca alloys

Magnetron sputtering of carbon supersaturated tungsten films – A chemical approach to increase strength

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