The number of programs within our research group emphasizing the interactions between hydrogen and structural materials is growing. I am seeking a dedicated scientist interested in expanding their experience in materials characterization (mechanical and microstructural) to understand these hydrogen interactions across a range of temperatures and alloy chemistries. The selected candidate will be responsible for performing experiments, […]
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Interact with the Krogstad group at TMS in San Diego!
Several members of the Krogstad group as well as many collaborators will be heading to San Diego soon for the Annual TMS meeting. Prof. Krogstad will be presenting at the Young Professionals Tutorial Luncheon (SDCC 6A) on Tuesday at noon. You have to register for lunch but you can listen to the talks for free! […]
Opportunities for new graduate students
We’re excited for the upcoming graduate visit weekends for MatSE @ Illinois. The Krogstad group will be looking for new students next fall on a variety of potential projects, but especially to join our effort to understand intrinsic toughening mechanisms in polycrystalline ceramics (Deformation mechanisms in high performance ceramics)
Prof. Krogstad awarded the TMS EARLY CAREER FACULTY FELLOW AWARD
Prof. Krogstad was selected as one of two recipients of the TMS Early Career Faculty Fellow Award. She will be recognized at the Annual TMS Meeting in San Diego, CA in February 2020–speaking at the Young Professionals Tutorial Luncheon (2/25, 12-1:30 SDCC 6A) and at the AIME/TMS awards banquet Wednesday evening (2/26). For more details […]
Opportunities for new graduate students
We are currently looking for a couple of new graduate students to take on one of several new projects in the group, all of which are connected to carbon neutral energy applications or sustainable manufacturing. Specifically, we have openings available for the following projects: Diffusion in large thermal gradients for nuclear power applications — you […]
Megan’s new paper on in situ phase transformations
Megan‘s most recent paper exploring the phase evolution in sputter deposited Hanyes 242 through in situ TEM observations is now available online! https://doi.org/10.1016/j.scriptamat.2019.07.028 Her work clarifies our hypothesis in her first paper, clearly demonstrating that the equilibrium phase with the HCP-like DOa structure precipitates via continuous ordering much like the metastable phases (e.g. Ni2(Mo,Cr) with […]
JOM feature on Diversity in Material Science
A new series of articles in JOM (The Member Journal of The Minerals, Metals & Materials Society) highlights the diversity success and challenges in the field of materials science and engineering. Our work on engineering outreach is one of the highlighted articles. You can find all of the open access articles here: Perspectives on Diversity […]
A new paper in Energy & Fuels
Four years of research and interdisciplinary team facilitated through the BP-ICAM has lead to our most recent publication in ACS Energy & Fuels (DOI: 10.1021/acs.energyfuels.9b00386). This paper summarizes the impact of surface passivation on mitigating the deposition of S-containing asphaltenes. The lead author, Pralav Shetty, recently graduated, but he spent several years working with students in […]
New paper with our collaborators in NPRE
Eric Lang, a graduate student in Jean Paul Allain’s research group in NPRE, is the lead author on a new publication entitled “Deciphering the role of second phase precipitates on early-stage surface morphology development of dispersion-strengthened W alloys under low energy He irradiation.” This effort was facilitated through collaboration with our group to process the […]
Check out our work at ICACC in Daytona Beach
Charles Smith and Nathan Madden will be presenting on their work at the International Conference on Advanced Ceramics and Composites (ICACC) next week in Daytona Beach. Both will be presenting on Wednesday, January 30, 2019. Prof. Krogstad will also be presenting on some of Nathan’s work on irradiated ceramics.