Actividades

Seminario del Prof. Mohammed Zikry , de la Universidad de Carolina del Norte, titulado “Microstructural Induced Failure Modes in Crystalline Materials»- el próximo 15 de diciembre de 2023.

Resumen: The Interrelated aspects of thermo-mechanical behavior with a specific focus on microstructural characteristics and defects, such as partial and total dislocations densities and grain-boundaries (GBs) that span the nano to the micro, and how these characteristics affect failure modes,

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Seminario del Prof. Jesús Pérez-Gil, de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid (UCM), titulado: “Molecular Biophysics of Biomaterials at the Respiratory Surface, in Health and Disease”. El día 28 de noviembre, a las 11:00 hr, en la sala de Seminarios.

Resumen: The delicate alveolar structure of the mammalian lungs is stabilized against forces tending to its collapse, thanks to the coating of a complex lipid-protein network assembled by the pulmonary surfactant system. This material, assembled and secreted by type II

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Seminario de Camila Aguiar Teixeira, del Instituto de Tecnología de Karlsruher (KIT) Alemania, titulado “Measuring twinning stress of CoCrFeNiMn high entropy alloy by in situ micromechanical testing»- el próximo 29 de noviembre de 2023, a las 16:30.

Resumen: The equiatomic CoCrFeMnNi high entropy alloy (HEA) and its derivatives have attracted attention fromscientific community due to their mechanical properties, also at cryogenic conditions. Extensivemechanical twinning is mainly responsible for their outstanding mechanical response under cryogenictemperatures, e.g. increase in

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FYA de Saumya Sadanand titulado: “Selective laser melting of fe-sbased bulk metallic glasses for energy applications”. El día 29 de noviembre, a las 12 hr, en la sala de Seminarios.

Resumen: The on-going energy crisis demands extensive research into new alternatives for enhancing the energy efficiency in electric motors. As a probable solution to this, soft magnetic materials (SMM) portray excellent properties with high saturation magnetisation (JS) and low coercivity

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FYA de Burcu Ozdemir titulado: «Developing Multi-Functional Nanocomposites: A Data-Driven Exploration of Composition, Processing Parameters, and Property Optimization». El día 24 de noviembre, a las 12 hr, en la sala de Seminarios.

Resumen: Modern technology demands the development of strong and flame-resistant multifunctional thermoplastic-based nanocomposites that are also compatible with three-dimensional (3D) printing, as this method has become a standard production process in essential industries. This study tackles the two challenging steps

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FYA of Miguel Hernández entitled “Development of an autonomous laboratory for the preparation and characterization of nanocomposite materials”. October 4, at 12:00 am in the Seminar Room.

Abstract: Nanocomposite materials based on a polymer matrix and nanomaterials (as Graphene Nanoplateletes, 2D clays or Metal Organic Frameworks) acting as additives are an exciting type of materials that bring the opportunity to create plastics with better properties (mechanical, thermal,

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Seminario del Prof. Samuel Hemery, del Instituto Pprime, ISAE-ENSMA, Universidad de Poitiers (Francia), titulado «New insights into the relationships between microstructure and mechanical properties in Ti alloys». Próximo 19 de octubre de 2023.

Resumen: Titanium alloys are widely employed in aerospace applications owing to superior properties such as a high specific strength and a good corrosion resistance. In particular, the variety of dual phase microstructures obtained through different thermo-mechanical processing routes enables tailoring

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Seminario del Prof. Christophe Binetruy, de la Universidad de Nantes (Francia), titulado “Complex flow phenomea in composite processing: experimental evidence and modeling”. El próximo 5 de octubre de 2023.

Resumen: Functional and structural parts, made so far with metals, have been progressively reengineeredby replacing metallic materials by discontinuous fibre reinforced polymers and continuous fibrereinforced composites. Polymer composites are usually divided into two groups, advanced (orhigh performance) composites and engineering

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Seminario del Dr. Federico Bosio, del Instituto de Innovación Tecnológica (Abu Dhabi), titulado: “State-of-the-art of additive manufacturing research activities at Technology Innovation Institute and recent advances in developing the next-generation alloys for Powder Bed Fusion – Laser Beam”. El día 25 de septiembre, a las 12:00 hr, en la sala de Seminarios.

Resumen: Powder Bed Fusion – Laser Beam (PBF-LB) paved the way for developing the next-generation alloys achieving unique properties that could not be guaranteed with the traditional manufacturing routes. The conventional metal alloys utilised for cast and wrought processes did

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Seminario del Prof. Ameya Rege, del Centro Aeroespacial Alemán (Alemania) y de la Universidad de Keele (Reino Unido) titulado: “Computational description of aerogels”. El día 25 de septiembre, a las 11:00 hr, en la sala de Seminarios.

Resumen: Reconstructing the morphology of aerogels presents significant challenges if 3D visualizations of their mesoporous nanostructure are desired. Available microscopic and tomographic tools find it difficult to probe into all types of aerogels for the purposes of reconstructing their 3D

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Seminario del Prof. Humberto Terrones, Investigador visitante de IMDEA Materiales (viene del Instituto Politécnico Rensselaer), titulado: “The Amazing world of 2D Materials”. El día 19 de septiembre, a las 12:00 hr, en la sala de Seminarios.

Resumen: We all are very familiar with graphene and carbon nanotubes and their extraordinary electronic and mechanical properties. Both materials are composed of sp2 carbon atoms; their structures look very similar locally but exhibit different properties due to the way

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FYA de Jingyi Zhang titulado: “Carbon Allotropes Inspired Acoustic and Mechanical Metamaterials”. El día 22 de junio, a las 12:00 hr, en la sala de Seminarios.

Resumen: Systems with broken continuous symmetry in ideal lattices cannot be rectified through rearrangement or deformation. Topological metamaterials featuring nontrivial, artificially induced phase transitions have emerged as pivotal constituents for engineering these topological defects, which, until now, have mostly been

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