Shihao Zhang

Specially Appointed Assistant Professor

Osaka University

Japan

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Shihao Zhang is a Specially Appointed Assistant Professor at Osaka University, Japan. His research primarily focuses on dislocation dynamics, plasticity in materials, and the application of machine learning techniques to interatomic potentials. Recent publications include studies on dislocation nucleation, heterointerfacial strengthening, and the effects of hydrogen concentration on iron under stress.

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Haifei Zhan

Adjunct Associate Professor

Queensland University of Technology

AUSTRALIA

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Sergiu Arapan

VSB - Technical University of Ostrava

CZECH REPUBLIC

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Shigenobu OGATA

Professor

Osaka University

JAPAN

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YAN LI

Assistant Professor

Osaka University

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A dislocation perspective on heterointerfacial strengthening in nanostructured diamond and cubic boron nitride composites

Temperature and loading-rate dependent critical stress intensity factor of dislocation nucleation from crack tip: Atomistic insights into cracking at slant twin boundaries in nano-twinned TiAl alloys

Dislocation plasticity in c$c$‐axis nanopillar compression of wurtzite ceramics: A study using neural network potentials

A deep-neural network potential to study transformation-induced plasticity in zirconia

Neural network potential for dislocation plasticity in ceramics

A highly transferable and efficient machine learning interatomic potentials study of α-Fe–C binary system

Hydrogen and vacancy concentrations in α-iron under high hydrogen gas pressure and external stress: A first-principles neural network simulation study

Highly efficient and transferable interatomic potentials for α-iron and α-iron/hydrogen binary systems using deep neural networks

Automated calculations of exchange magnetostriction

Direct Observation of Vacancy‐Cluster‐Mediated Hydride Nucleation and the Anomalous Precipitation Memory Effect in Zirconium

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Haifei Zhan

Sergiu Arapan

Shigenobu OGATA

YAN LI

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