Steven Zinkle

Governors Chair Professor

University of Tennessee

United States

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Steven Zinkle is a Governors Chair Professor at the University of Tennessee, USA. His research focuses on materials science, particularly the effects of irradiation on steel and alloys, microstructure evolution, and advanced manufacturing techniques. Recent articles include studies on Laves phase precipitation in Grade 92 ferritic martensitic steel and ion irradiation effects on mineral analogues of concrete aggregates.

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Marcelo Dapino

Ohio State University

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Haixuan Xu

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University of Tennessee

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Marat Khafizov

Ohio State University

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Effect of stress on Laves phase precipitation in creep ruptured Grade 92 ferritic martensitic steel characterized by a novel accessible method

Temperature and dose effects on dislocation loops in self-ion irradiated high-purity iron

Determining the low temperature Cr solubility limit and precipitation mechanisms in Fe-Cr alloys with proton irradiations and thermal aging

Microstructure evolution in ultra-high purity Fe-Cr alloys under low-PKA proton irradiation

Investigation of ion irradiation effects on mineral analogues of concrete aggregates

Thin film combinatorial sputtering of TaTiHfZr refractory compositionally complex alloys for rapid materials discovery

Hot hydrogen testing of Mo30W matrix surrogate cermets

Improvements in bonding through ultrasonic additive manufacturing of titanium by stabilizing displacive phase transformations

The role of stacking fault tetrahedra on void swelling in irradiated copper

Comparison of hardening and microstructures of ferritic/martensitic steels irradiated with fast neutrons and dual ions

Flash electropolishing of BCC Fe and Fe-based alloys

Evaluation of Tungsten—Steel Solid-State Bonding: Options and the Role of CALPHAD to Screen Diffusion Bonding Interlayers

Corrosion and Microstructural Characterization of Molybdenum Cermets Following Hydrogen Exposure up to 2630 K

Extreme materials environment of the fusion “fireplace”

Thermal conductivity evaluation of ion irradiated Si3N4 and ZrN ceramics using spatial domain thermoreflectance

Reconfiguration of an Electrothermal-Arc Plasma Source for In Situ PMI Studies

RF sheath induced sputtering on Proto-MPEX. I. Sheath equivalent dielectric layer for modeling the RF sheath

Development of the materials analysis and particle probe for Proto-MPEX

Observed volatilization behavior of silicon carbide in flowing hydrogen above 2000 K

Neutron irradiation-induced microstructure damage in ultra-high temperature ceramic TiC

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Marcelo Dapino

Haixuan Xu

Marat Khafizov

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