Are there any elements they *didn’t* include? ⚒ “Stable high-entropy TiZrHfNbVCrMoMnFeCoNiAl Laves phase” ow.ly/mvEF30riE26

💬🔬An absolutely *outstanding* Wulff lecture from Ainissa Ramirez, PhD about the societal impact of innovations in materials science! #lights #camera #action web.mit.edu/webcast/dmse/w…

Great work from Kangpyo and co-authors, using 🔬in-situ TEM and ⚛️ atomistic simulations to investigate the mechanism behind CNT-enhanced radiation tolerance. #IVEM #LAMMPS #justaddgraphene doi.org/10.1016/j.acta…

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I appreciate the very clear Zoom logistics, Cem Tasan could offer their services to other virtual conferences! 💻

People are always saying "Uranium isn't renewable! We're going to run out of uranium!" Is that actually true? We crunched the numbers with some help from Nick Touran ⚛️🙌 #ClimateChange #Uranium #NuclearEnergy #Nuclear #Math #COP26 #SplitDontEmit #Thorium

Finally got round to watching #F20MRS. Interesting work on 🎨 combinatorial synthesis, 🦾 strain hardening in metallic glasses, 🕸 7D visualisation,🍹HEA metastability, 🇦🇹 complexions and 🇨🇿 defect phase diagrams! 🧐

⚛️ Just my supervisor doing what he does! 👨🏻‍🔬

Agreed. We’re using the DSC to characterise radiation damage!

Guess who’s back… 🇬🇧 #backagain #lattice #whatspacegroup 🧐

A preprint available featuring recent groundbreaking new ideas for nuclear materials science! A great work from Charlie Hirst and Prof. Michael Short at @MITMnM arxiv.org/abs/2109.15138

I did a thing! 🤓

📰Excited to share my first first-author paper, a mini-review article on the latest developments in characterising nanoscale defects in irradiated metals and alloys! ☢️ #seeingisntbelieving #plentyofroomatthebottom #thesischapter frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…

We found new science hidden inside a piece of junk metal, discarded at the back of the MIT Nuclear Reactor Lab, imagine what we can do with custom samples and instruments!

Excellent week at NUMAT - so many great talks and discussions with researchers that I haven’t met before or just haven’t seen for a while! Charlie Hirst talk today on measuring irradiation damage particularly interesting! Jack-on-a-microscope looking suspicious about APT …

How to get your paper accepted? Change your name to something relevant: 🤔

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U-M Nuclear Engineering & Radiological Sciences is well represented at the American Nuclear Society MiNES conference. Here's Gabriela Bruno presenting her impactful work on AI for quantifying swelling in irradiated materials.