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Computational Materials Science Lab

Texas A&M University College of Engineering

Elias J Muñoz

ejmunoz3@tamu.edu

n/a

Graduate Researcher
Arroyave Group, Texas A&M University

Topics:
– Micro-structure evolution of silicon carbides and other ceramic matrix composites (CMCs)

– Accelerated materials discovery using data-simulated-enabled framework

– Database creation and management of binary and ternary thermodynamic assessments

Current Work:
– Using an informatics-based approach, I look to discover new candidates for intermetallic melt infiltrants with optimal melting ranges and compatibilities with SiC and develop thermodynamic-based methods to discover alloy and process conditions for processing defect-free SiC/SiC composites by melt infiltration.

– Following that, we will then validate and demonstrate infiltrants through rapid infiltration methods.

 

Recent Publications/Presentations:

1. “Design and Discovery of Ceramic Matrix Composites By Assessment of Inverse Phase Stability and Microstructural Evolution.” AFRL Internship Poster Presentation. 08/2018

2. “High throughput CALPHAD assessments and phase-field algorithms for use in materials discovery. “ University of Michigan ICME Camp. 06/2018

3. “High throughput CALPHAD assessments and phase-field algorithms for use in materials discovery. “ CALPHAD XLVII Conference. 05/2018

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