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This research focuses on enhancing the properties of metallic glasses through thermomechanical treatments. By exploring rejuvenation and relaxation processes, the project aims to improve the mechanical properties and phase stability of these materials, which have applications in various engineering fields.
Metallic glasses (MGs), among the most actively studied metallic materials, have attractive mechanical properties (high elastic limit) but show work-softening and lack ductility.
Recent work suggests the as-cast state of MGs can be much altered by thermomechanical treatments: rejuvenation (to higher energy) offers improved plasticity (perhaps even desirable work-hardening); relaxation (to lower energy) offers access to ultrastable states.
Work of the PI has just shown that even simple thermal cy…
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