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Shigenobu OGATA
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Shigenobu Ogata is a Professor at Osaka University in Japan. His research encompasses a range of areas including dislocation plasticity, machine learning applications in material sorting, and the statistical mechanics of amorphous materials. Recent publications highlight his work on hardening mechanisms in irradiated zirconium and ultrafine grained magnesium, as well as advanced techniques for analyzing dislocation networks and crack propagation in various materials.
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R. L Narayan
Assistant Professor
Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi
Tomoaki Niiyama
Associate professor
Kanazawa University
Shihao Zhang
Specially Appointed Assistant Professor
Osaka University
Kazuto Arakawa
Vice Director, Professor
Shimane University
Jun-Ping Du
Specially Appointed Researcher
Osaka University
Eric Homer
Professor
Brigham Young University
Atsutomo Nakamura
Professor
Osaka University
Hajime Kimizuka
Professor
Nagoya University
Shuhei Shinzato
Assistant Professor
Osaka University
Akio Ishii
Associate professor
Osaka University
Jianbo LIN
National Institute for Materials Science
YAN LI
Assistant Professor
Osaka University
Nobuhiro Tsuji
Professor
Kyoto University
Irene J. Beyerlein
University of California, Santa Barbara
Yin Zhang
Assistant Professor
Peking University
Le Li
Kyoto University
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