Mohammed Zikry

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North Carolina State University

United States

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Professor Mohammed Zikry is a faculty member at North Carolina State University in the United States. His research focuses on the mechanical behavior and microstructural analysis of advanced materials, particularly in the context of carbon nanotube-polydimethylsiloxane systems and zirconium alloys. Recent articles highlight his work on machine learning frameworks for predicting material behavior and fracture mechanisms.

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Jong Ryu

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North Carolina State University

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Chang-Jin "CJ" Kim

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University of California, Los Angeles

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David Field

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Washington State University

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Articles (16)

A microstructural design framework using deep convolution-generative adversarial networks for predicting the behavior of CNT-PDMS systems

The mechanical behavior and fracture of chromium film-zirconium alloy substrate systems

Microstructural behavior of CNT-PDMS thin-films for multifunctional systems

Dynamic Behavior of Ribbed Viscoelastic CNT‐PDMS Thin‐Films for Multifunctional Applications

How are microstructural defect interactions linked to simultaneous intergranular and transgranular fracture modes in polycrystalline systems?

Predicting and Controlling Ribbing Instabilities of Carbon Nanotube‐PDMS Thin‐Film Systems for Multifunctional Applications

Precipitate and dislocation-density interactions affecting strength and ductility in inconel alloys

How can machine learning be used for accurate representations and predictions of fracture nucleation in zirconium alloys with hydride populations?

A machine learning microstructurally predictive framework for the failure of hydrided zirconium alloys

Dislocation-density evolution and pileups in bicrystalline systems

Predictive machine learning approaches for the microstructural behavior of multiphase zirconium alloys

Predicting and Controlling Ribbing Instabilities of Carbon Nanotube–PDMS Thin‐Film Systems for Multifunctional Applications

Template‐Free Scalable Fabrication of Linearly Periodic Microstructures by Controlling Ribbing Defects Phenomenon in Forward Roll Coating for Multifunctional Applications

Coupled electromagnetic and mechanical modeling and detection of buried objects

Electromagnetic Finite-Element Modeling of Induction Effects for Buried Objects in Magnetic Soils

Special Issue: The Behavior of Crystalline Materials: In Honor of Professor Hussein Zbib

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Jong Ryu

Chang-Jin "CJ" Kim

David Field

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