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Origin of functional fatigue of NiTi revealed through analysis of lattice defects created by martensitic transformation under stress
TEM analysis of permanent lattice defects created by forward and reverse martensitic transformations proceeding under stress in nanocrystalline NiTi wire
Congratulations to O. Molnarova |
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An interesting article by Sneha Samal on spark plasma sintering of NiTi
Effect of sintering temperature on microstructure, phase evolution, thermo-mechanical properties of spark plasma sintering of NiTi alloy |
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New article by A. Strakosova et al.
Multiscale study of microstructural features in Ag–Cu metastable metal-matrix composites
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Congratulation to new interesting article by J.Pinc et al. dealing with
The influence of nitrogen ion implantation on the microstructure and chemical composition of a thin layer on the biodegradable Zn-0.8Mg-0.2Sr substrate |
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New article by D. Dvorsky in high impacted journal Journal of Magnesium and Alloys
Exploring kink strengthening in WZ21 magnesium alloy via slow solidification and extrusion |
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Congratulations to Kildong Sung recent article on
Advanced perspective on heavily phosphorus-doped diamond layers via optical emission spectroscopy
in APL Materials |
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An article summarizing the state-of-the-art knowledge on the segregation entropy in metals by P. Lejcek published in prestigeous journal Progress on Materials Science.
Entropy: A controversy between experiment and calculations in grain boundary segregation |
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New article explaining origin of functional fatigue in NiTi shape memory alloys published in Applied Materials Today
Martensitic transformation induced by cooling NiTi wire under varioustensile stresses: Martensite variant microstructures, textures, recoverable strains and plastic strains |
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New article on heavily phosphorus-doped diamond electrodes by Kildong Sung
Unveiling the microstructure and promising electrochemical performance of heavily phosphorus-doped diamond electrodes |
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New article on generation of incremental plastic strains by martensitic transformation occurring under external stress in NiTi shape memory alloys by Petr Sittner
Recoverable and plastic strains generated by forward and reverse martensitic transformations under external stress in NiTi SMA wires |
