Professor Michael Titus' Former Graduate Students
Master of Science
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Chia-Hsiu Chang - July 2018
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Thesis: "Solid-solution strengthening of FCC complex, concentrated alloys"
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Austin Hernandez - May 2022
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Thesis: "High-throughput Calculations and Experimentation for the discovery of refractory complex concentrated alloys with high hardness"
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Co-advised with Prof. Ken Sandhage
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Benjamin Smith - Dec 2021
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Thesis: "Surface Roughness behavior in electrochemically-etched Fe- and Ni-based Alloys"
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Co-advised with Prof. Tim Pourpoint
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Sona Avetian - Aug 2021
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Thesis: "A chemical/powder metallurgical route to fine-grained refractory alloys"
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Co-advised with Prof. Ken Sandhage
PhD
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Blair Francis - Dec 2022
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Thesis: "Reduction of autoxidative fouling rates on aerospace alloys via oleophobic surface modifications"
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Co-advised with Prof. Tim Pourpoint
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Dongsheng Wen - May 2022
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Thesis: "Solid-solution strengthening and suzuki segregation in Co- and Ni-based alloys"
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Sae Matsunaga - Dec 2021
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Thesis: "Design and processing of NiCo-based superalloys for the study of solute segregation at planar defects during high temperature deformation"
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Shivam Tripathi - Dec 2021
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Thesis: "Exploring the tunability of martensitic transformation in shape memory alloys via coherent second phase"
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Co-advised with Prof. Alejandro Strachan
Postdoctoral Fellow
