MSE Fall 2024 faculty presentations
Professor El-Azab will give an overview about the projects conducted in our group on August 14th at 3:45 pm in Armstrong building
Carthage undergraduate students visit to Purdue
Summer research undergraduate student from Carthage college visited our lab.
Thin Films seminar talk
On April, 17th 2024, professor El-Azab gave a presentation on the multiscale modeling of the multiphase thin films growth.
congratulations
Congratulations to Sreekar Rayaprolu who has has successfully defended his thesis on the work of phase field modeling in irridiated materials.
Post-Doctoral Position in Mesoscale Plasticity of Irradiated Alloys
The Materials Theory and Data Science Group (MTDS) at the School of Materials Engineering (MSE) of Purdue University has a post-doctoral opening in the area of Mesoscale Plasticity of Irradiated Crystalline Solids.
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Welcome to Materials Theory and Data Science Group
The Materials Theory and Data Science (MTDS) Group performs cutting-edge research in materials modeling and simulations in the areas of defects and microstructure evolution. Applications include structural, functional, and energy materials during synthesis and performance. Recent and current research within MTDS group includes mesoscale plasticity of metals and alloys, dislocation dynamics method development, grain growth, thin film synthesis, recrystallization, and microchemical and microstructure evolution in irradiated materials for fission and fusion applications. Our research seamlessly integrates multiscale, multi-physics theory, computational methods, computing, and data science techniques toward a predictive understanding of materials. MTDS Group collaborates with a wide range of theorists and experimentalists worldwide.