Program6th - 9th January 2025Ringberg Castle

Program
6th - 9th January 2025
Ringberg Castle

Monday, 6th January

Gerhard Dehm and Christina Scheu

Opening of SN-NG Annual Retreat 2025

Session Chair: Miquel Vega

Atomic simulation

Tobias Brink Atomistic simulations for materials science (with a focus on grain boundaries modeled with molecular dynamics/statics)
Yoonji Choi Faceting of Σ3 Al: relationship between energy and temperature
Session chair: Yuwei Zhang

Grain boundaries and stacking faults

Eleonora Isotta Correlated structural and thermal conductivity imaging of grain boundaries in thermoelectrics
Azam Karami Investigating the influence of the variation in the composition of host elements and impurities on the properties of grain boundaries
Gang Liu Dislocation locks and defect phases in off-stoichiometric Laves phase alloys
Session chair: Kuan Ding

In situ TEM testing

Miquel Vega Fe-incorporation in Ruddlesden-Popper faults for enhanced oxygen evolution in LaNiO 3 perovskites
Siyuan Zhang  In situ heating/electrical biasing TEM experiments enabled by MEMS devices
Zhiyuan Zhang Grain boundaries on β-alumina solid electrolyte
Session chair: Jeongin Peang

Extreme nanomechanics 

Hendrik Holz High-strain-rate nanoindentation on copper with different dislocation densities
Lalithkumar Bhaskar High-strain-rate micromechanical testing: revisiting the strength upturn in metals

Tuesday, 7th January

 
Session chair: Azam Karami

Microstructure and Properties

Hanna Bishara 1 Local electrical resistivity of defects in crystalline alloys
Maïtena Dumont 2 Nanomechanical behavior of biomaterials: a focus on reptile teeth
Dominique Chatain 3 How to stop abnormal grain growth in thin films
Session chair: Jing Rao

Additive micromanufacturing

Kuan Ding 3D printing of micro-architectures with tunable microstructures
Diego Zapata Tension and fatigue of 3D-printed metal microarchitectures under extreme conditions
Jeongin Peang 3D printed metal-liquid multiphase microarchitecture
Nhat Hoang Van Design and fabrication of 3D MEMS devices applied for mechanical testing

Wednesday, 8th January

 
Session chair: Kaili Feng

Intermetallics

Frank Stein Why should intermetallic compounds be interesting and what is special about Fe-Al intermetallic alloys?
Jung Soo Lee Effect of heat treatment on the hardness of B2-ordered FeAl in its wide composition range
Janez Zavašnik 4 Alumina-based Hydrogen permeation barriers on Fe-aluminides
Session chair: Lalithkumar Bhaskar

Micro-/nanomechanics

Anwesha Kanjilal In situ micromechanics of material interfaces: advancing thermo-chemo-mechanical investigations
Shreehard Sahu Fracture mechanics along the cascade of iron oxide reduction: A micron scale approach to a million-ton problem
Jongbin Go Effect of strain rate on the deformation mechanism of silver nanowires
Session chair: Yiqun Jiang

Hydrogen materials

Jazmin Duarte Hydrogen in materials
Amirmohammad Hamzehei Making multifunctional high-entropy materials by scraps
Session chair: Gang Liu

Defects characterization by TEM

Peter Schweizer Defects in advanced materials revealed by transmission electron microscopy
Miran Joo Insights from defect engineering of aluminum-based materials: toward electrocatalyst design
Andreja Šestan 4 Study of displacement defects at high temperature in W for fusion

Thursday, 9th January

 
Session chair: Jongbin Go

Catalysis

Nina Kosian From rust to green hydrogen
Tonya Kloos PtRu thin films – structural investigation for catalytic application
Session chair: Miran Joo

Hydrogen mechanics

Jing Rao Hydrogen-induced hardening effect in bcc FeCr alloys by in situ micropillar compression
Kaili Feng Exploring surface damage mechanisms: from tribology to hydrogen embrittlement
Session chair: Eleonora Isotta

Electrochemical materials

Yeeun Bang Chemical synthesis and characterization of nanostructured Ir/TiO 2
Yiqun Jiang Investigation on the photocorrosion mechanism of TiO 2 photoeletrode during photoelectrochemical process
Yuwei Zhang Controlling Li dendrite growth in solid electrolyte via defects
Yuqi Liu Solid state electrolyte interfaces
Session chair: Hendrik Holz

Innovative materials

Lilian Vogl Unraveling the structure-property relationship of innovative materials using advanced electron microscopy
Sung-Gyu Kang 5 Strain rate and temperature-dependent micromechanical properties of copper microarchitectures: from pillars to lattices

 

1Tel-Aviv University, Israel; 2Groupe de Physique des Matériaux, Rouen, France; 3Aix Marseille Université - CNRS, France; 4Jožef Stefan Institute, Slovenia; 5Gyeongsang National University, Korean

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