Researchers have found they could precisely tune mechanical properties and create tough and #smartmaterials that respond to different stresses and strains @impmaterials Imperial Mech Eng Son Pham Read more: ow.ly/GiOW50PX8I4

We have now completed our analysis of new materials reported in the Google Deepmind / Berkeley autonomous lab paper. My own initial analysis is in the quote tweet. Happy to have worked with Schoop Lab to jointly put together a comprehensive analysis, now available on ChemRxiv.

Her one year old daughter still goes to her front door daily to plead for “Mama”. The man who crashed into Gao Gao had 20 previous convictions & was uninsured. We protested Gao Gao's death last year Hackney LCC. No more normalised road violence. standard.co.uk/news/crime/gao…

Will be honoured to deliver a Keynote Lecture at the TMS 2024. Thank you my mentor and collaborators who nominated me for the award: tms.org/TMS2024/Events…. Look forward to meeting friends and colleagues in March.

Congratulations to Dr Minh-Son Pham on receiving the TMS Young Innovator Award 2024! 🎉 Son Pham To celebrate, Dr Pham has been invited to a keynote lecture on Monday 4 March at the TMS Annual Meeting in Orlando, USA. imperial.ac.uk/news/250815/ma…

Today we welcomed our newest Senior Lecturer to the Department 🌟 Dr Nima Haghdadi, Senior Lecturer in Engineering Alloys, presented a fantastic departmental seminar on microstructural control during #metal additive #manufacturing 🔬

🌈 Let’s make sure London’s next Mayor knows how much we all love cycling! Share #LondonLovesCycling & tell your story, email the candidates by 2 May, and let's make our voices heard! >>> londonlovescycling.org #LondonElections #LondonMayor

This is not glass. It is a single crystal of Mohr's salt that I grew at home. The crystal took 1 week to grow. Here's how I did it:

It's named after titans. It's our favourite space age material, used in rockets, planes & medical implants. It brings us the colour white. It's an absolute devil to make. This thread is the story of Titanium.

New paper! We study the spatial arrangement & distribution of microstructure (including dislocations & grains) & their influence in the plastic inhomogeneity of 3D printed Inconel 718 Special appreciation to my supervisor Son Pham Imperial Materials onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ad…

Join the Vietnamese Intellectual Society (VIS) and Imperial College London on Friday 12th July to explore solutions and opportunities for the UK and Vietnam's net zero transition 🇬🇧🇻🇳 bit.ly/3xFZ91g #energytwitter #netzero #energytransition #cleanenergy #sustainability

Join the #OurImperial researchers and the Vietnamese Intellectual Society on 12 July for a hybrid event exploring UK and Vietnam's net zero transition ♻️ Register for workshops and panels on clean energy solutions. ow.ly/kO7G50Stt9V

Submit an abstract to join a fantastic line-up of speakers at our TMS2025 symposium. Today is the deadline of submission.

📣 We are hiring a #Lecturer, #SeniorLecturer or #Reader in the #TheoryAndSimulation of #Materials 👋 #ScienceforHumanity 🌍 Find out more and apply: ow.ly/hkem50Tf98O #ImperialCollegeLondon #EngineeringJobs #ScienceJobs #STEMJobs #STEMCareers #UniversityJobs

Excited to share our latest paper: “On the origin of thermal dependence of 3D printed Inconel 718: Roles of atom clustering,” now published in Applied Materials Today Journal! Special appreciation to my supervisor Son Pham Imperial Materials sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Excellent study done by Jalal Al-Lami on the origin of thermal dependence of Inconel 718, in particular in its additively manufactured condition.

Two of our students are off to Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) this term! 🍂 Shawn and Maria were selected for the MIT-Imperial exchange programme, where they will work on innovative projects in nuclear materials and atmospheric water harvesting 🌍 imperial.ac.uk/news/256473/tw… #MIT #ImperialCollegeLondon

It’s #NationalEngineeringDay! 🔧💫 Today we celebrate engineers solving global challenges and driving innovation. From collecting scrap metal in Vietnam, read about Dr Minh-Son Pham’s inspiring journey in materials science, metals, and discovery💡 imperial.ac.uk/stories/a-life…