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- Constitutive law development and code implementation
- Computational micromechanics of microstructures for cast and wrought alloys
- Short and long term kinetics of deformation, including atomistic simulations to enhance understanding of dislocation mechanisms at grain and phase boundaries
- Coarse-grained atomistic modeling methods for mesoscale simulations of dislocation pileups and successive dislocation reactions in work hardening
- Texture and void nucleation/growth in deformation processing
- Microstructure-dependent fatigue of wrought, cast, and additive manufactured metal alloys, with emphasis on multiaxial fatigue and high cycle fatigue
- Creep-fatigue-environment interaction of high temperature single and polycystalline austenitic and Ni-base alloys
- Multiscale modeling of dislocation plasticity, fatigue and fracture processes in heterogeneous materials and alloys, including atomistic-continuum and continuum-continuum coarse graining strategies
- Multilevel robust design of hierarchical materials
- Uncertainty in multiscale materials modeling