New research could lead to greener, faster metal production
SUNY Distinguished Professor Guangwen Zhou has led research on the critical chemical
reactions fueling metal production.
Manufacturing and Materials
Computer-aided design, design with reliability, additive manufacturing, materials characterization, microstructure/property relationships, thin films, computational materials, interfacial phenomena, funcational materials, materials processing, micro- and nano-fabrication.
Snapshot of Select Funded Research
Jennifer Iacabucci (PI), Junghyun Cho (Co-PI), SB Park (Co-PI)
- Artificial Intelligence Collaborative Research Alliance - IBM
Jingzhou (Frank) Zhao
- Thermal Drawing of Composite Fibers for Wearable Energy Textiles - National Science Foundation
Guangwen Zhou
- Collaborative Research: Coordinated In-Situ Dynamic Experiments and Atomistic Modeling of Surface Segregation in Alloys- National Science Foundation
- In Situ Visualization and Theoretical Modeling of Early Stages of Oxidation of Metals and Alloys - US Department of Energy
Changhong Ke
- Exploiting Nanoscale Interfaces to Enhance Bulk Mechanical Response of Additively Manufactured Boron Nitride Nanotube-Metal Composites – National Science Foundation
Associated Faculty
- Cho, Junghyun
- Liu, Dehao
- Ke, Changhong
- Kwon, Hyuna
- Schiffres, Scott
- Singler, Timothy
- Wagner, Robert
- Zhao, Jingzhou (Frank)
- Zhou, Guangwen