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Computational Materials Engineering

The materials simulation group at MTU uses various computational approaches to achieve three main goals: 

  • understand the role of local material chemistries on mechanical properties
  • reduce experimental testing by identifying suitable parameters 
  • analyze the thermo-kinetic potential of alloy specifications to optimize performance and productibility

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