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  • MDS3 Director gives APS Scientific Computation Seminar at Argonne National Lab

    On Monday, October 16th, Prof. Roger French delivered a virtual seminar at Argonne National Lab as a part of the APS Scientific Computation Seminar Series. The series focuses on advanced software and computing infrastructure for analysis, reduction, reconstruction, and simulation. The abstract for Prof. French’s seminar – Accelerating Time to Science sans Human Interaction: Materials…

  • Dr. Yuichi Ikuhara from Tohoku University Visits CWRU

    Cleveland, Ohio – On Friday, October 6th, 2023, Professor Yuichi Ikuhara from Tohoku University visted CWRU to give a colloquium on Atomistic Dynamics of Deformation, Fracture and GB Migration in Oxides. See the abstract and Prof. Ikuhara’s bio below for more information. Abstract: In order to clarify the deformation and fracture mechanism in oxides such…

  • Dr. Martz Hatzell from Georgia Institute of Technology Visits CWRU

    Cleveland, Ohio – On Tuesday, September 26th 2023, Professor Marta Hatzell from Georgia Institute of Technology visted CWRU to give a colloquium on Electrifying the Synthesis of Nitrogen and Carbon-based Fuels and Fertilizers. See the abstract and Prof. Hatzell’s bio below for more information. Abstract:Of the four major energy-use sectors (transportation, residential, commercial, and industrial),…

  • NNSA awards $14 million for materials research at Case Western Reserve University

    WASHINGTON, D.C. – The U.S. Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration is awarding a $14 million grant to Case Western Reserve University to establish a Center of Excellence in lifetime extension research and materials science. This collaboration between Case Western Reserve and our national laboratories will strengthen NNSA’s capability to modernize manufacturing and production capabilities.…

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