About this Symposium |
Meeting |
2023 TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition
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Symposium
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Methods, Techniques, and Materials Discovery of Irradiation Effect Using In-situ Microscopy
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Sponsorship |
TMS Structural Materials Division TMS: Nuclear Materials Committee TMS: Advanced Characterization, Testing, and Simulation Committee
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Organizer(s) |
Wei-Ying Chen, Argonne National Laboratory Xuan Zhang, Argonne National Laboratory Kevin Field, University of Michigan Donald W. Brown, Los Alamos National Laboratory Aida Amroussia, GE Global Research |
Scope |
Microstructural characterization of irradiated microstructure is the key to building mechanistic models that predict material behavior under irradiation. While a great knowledge has been obtained from the conventional ex situ, post-irradiation examinations, in situ experiments using electrons, x-ray or neutrons can provide unique information that cannot be acquired by post-irradiation examinations. With recent advance in instrumentation, techniques and with the integration with modeling and artificial intelligence, there are renewed opportunities for in situ microscopy to further enhance our understanding on the irradiation effects on materials. This symposium looks for studies that utilize advanced methods or tools that in situ investigate the microstructure of materials under irradiation. The scope of the symposium includes, but not limited to:
• In situ observation of material microstructure under irradiation or irradiated materials under influences (e.g. deformation, heating, corrosion) using charged particles, x-ray or neutrons.
• Advanced in situ irradiation microscopy techniques
• Computer vision (CV) and machine learning (ML) applications on in situ microscopy
• Integrating in situ irradiation experiment with modeling and simulation
• Correlation of microstructure induced by In-situ ion irradiation and neutron irradiation
• Artifact of in situ experiments and mitigation methods. |
Abstracts Due |
07/17/2022 |
Proceedings Plan |
Planned: |