
The indentation-induced growth of silicon nanobelts at 50 degree C.
My group works on a variety of research projects addressing the deformation behavior of materials, the structure and properties of electronic materials, electromechanical interactio of materials. Current focus areas include:
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Electrocontact deformation of Sn-based alloys |
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Electrothermal deformation of materials |
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Size-dependence of mechanical behavior of materials of small volume |
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Interaction of stress and diffusion for Li-ions battery applications |
Currently Funded Projects
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Collaborative Research: Making Nanostructured Ceramics from Micrometer-Sized Starting Powders (National Science Foundation) |
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MRI-R2: Instrument Acquisition: Nanomechanical Systems for in situ Mechanical Characterization of Materials in Application Environments(National Science Foundation) |
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Mechanical Property Analysis of Ink Jet Heater Thin Film Materials(Lexmark Incorp. Inc.) |
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