Weblinks: The Magnesium Technical Community: Universities

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PROFESSOR | UNIVERSITY | WEBLINK | RESEARCH INTERESTS | |

Sean Agnew

University of Virginia, Department of Material Science

[Launch Website]

Mechanical behavior of polycrystalline materials

Bernd-Arno Behrens,

University of Hannover – Institute of Metal Forming and Metal-Forming Machines

[Launch Website]

Major research topics at the Institute include:investigation of deep drawing characteristics of different light metals, including magnesium; forming behavior of innovative high-tensile aluminium and magnesium wrought alloys; and enhancing the powder metallurgy of light metals like magnesium and titanium to an industrially applicable technology.

Y. Austin Chang

University of Wisconsin-Madison, Department of Materials Science and Engineering

[Launch Website]

Fundamental approaches to the design of new structural magnesium alloys.

Raynald Gauvin

McGill University, Department of Mining, Metals and Materials Engineering

[Launch Website]

Multicomponent alloy systems.

Henry Hu | Windsor University, Department of Mechanical, Automotive & Materials Engineering | [Launch Website] | Die casting and numerical simulations | |
Mamoun Medraj | Concordia University, Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering | [Launch Website] | Alloy phase equilibria. | |
Mihriban O. Pekguleryuz | McGill University, Department of Mining, Metals and Materials Engineering | [Launch Website] | Microstructure, phase equilibria and creep in light alloys. | |
Robert Wagoner | The Ohio State University, Department of Materials Science and Engineering | [Launch Website] | Collaborates with industry and government in the areas of metal forming, finite element modeling, mechanical properties of materials, and applied plasticity theory. | |

Stephen Yue

[Launch Website]

Research interests include the use of high temperature deformation processing to control the final microstructure and mechanical properties of steels and metal-matrix composites; high temperature deformation and fracture of steels; processing and properties of biomaterials.  Has also conducted research in Mg sheet.

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