Robert V. Wolf Associate Professor
(573) 341-4972 | lnmkvf@mst.edu |
292 McNutt Hall
The understanding of melt processing and solidification phenomena on structure-property relationships in ferrous and non-ferrous casting alloys, the thermodynamics and kinetics of high temperature reactions in the melt, solid state reactions during heat treatment, and physical and mechanical metallurgy of irons and steels.
Curators’ Distinguished Professor and Executive Director of Operations for the Kummer Institute for Student Success, Research and Economic Development
(573) 341-6812 | brow@mst.edu |
327 Straumanis-James Hall
Structure, properties and applications of glass, including sealing glasses, glasses for biomedical applications, glass surfaces and strength, glasses for waste encapsulation, optical glasses, and 3D processing of glass.
Roberta and G. Robert Couch Assistant Professor
(573) 341-6972 | buchelym@mst.edu |
282 McNutt Hall
Thermo-mechanical characterization of materials (compression, tension, creep, fatigue), Finite element method in structural mechanics, Manufacturing technologies (casting, welding, rolling, forging, machining, additive manufacture), Mechanical behavior of materials at high strain rates, Steelmaking process and technologies, and Welding metallurgy.
Roberta and G. Robert Couch Assistant Professor
(573) 341-4458 | convertinea@mst.edu |
272 McNutt Hall
Development of versatile new drug delivery technologies with unprecedented therapeutic activity and specificity, developing new polymeric materials, theranostics, and regenerative medicine.
Professor and Director of the Center for Research in Energy and Environment (CREE)
(573) 341-7130 | doganf@mst.edu |
202 Engineering Research Lab
Multifunctional Materials and Composites, Nanoscale Science and Engineering of Ceramics, Solidification and Crystal Growth; Energy Materials: High Energy Density Capacitors, Nanostructured Dielectrics, High Temperature Superconductors, Fuel Cells and Biomaterials.
Assistant Professor
(573) 341-4796 | aen26@mst.edu |
B47 McNutt Hall
Computational mechanics and material science, applied mathematics, phase-field modeling (crack propagation, solidification, oxidation), phase-field crystal modeling, finite element method, and fracture mechanics.
Curators' Distinguished Professor
(573) 341-6343 | billf@mst.edu |
130 Straumanis-James Hall
Ultra-high temperature ceramics, traditional ceramic processing, solution and colloidal sol-gel processing of bulk and thin-film ceramics, reactive processing, ceramic-metal composites by reactive metal penetration and reactive hot pressing, reactions at ceramic-metal interfaces, wetting of ceramics, low p(oxygen) atmospheres, thermodynamics.
Assistant Professor
(573) 341-4384 | guyij@mst.edu |
B37 McNutt Hall
Additive manufacturing; computational materials science, including CALPHAD, phase-field and first-principles calculations; microstructure evolution for alloys and ferroelectrics; alloy design and process optimization.
Assistant Research Professor
248A McNutt Hall
Composition-structure-property relationships in materials, Experimental characterization and thermo-kinetic simulation of reactions and microstructural evolution in materials, Design, discovery, and implementation of sustainable cementitious binders for infrastructure, Machine learning and artificial intelligence, and Design and characterize glass materials
Curators' Distinguished Professor
(573) 341-6102 | ghilmas@mst.edu |
B39 McNutt Hall
Processing-microstructure-mechanical property relationships in ultra-high temperature ceramics, in particular transition metal carbides, nitrides and diborides, novel processing techniques for the fabrication of fibrous monolithic ceramics, multilayered ceramics, hierarchically structured ceramics, and ceramic composites.
Associate Professor and Interim Director of the Materials Research Center (MRC)
(573) 341-6994 | kumarad@mst.edu |
B49 McNutt Hall
Composition-structure-property relationships in silicate materials; experimental characterization and numerical simulation of reaction processes (thermodynamics and kinetics) and evolution of microstructure; development of sustainable binders for construction infrastructure; simulation of fluid/ion transport in porous media.
Associate Professor
Associate Chair for Academic Affairs
(573) 341-6165 | lipked@mst.edu |
224 McNutt Hall
Materials compatibility in extreme environments (e.g., high temperatures and reactive atmospheres), microstructure development via high temperature gas-solid and liquid-solid interactions, and applications of reaction processing for composite materials synthesis.
Assistant Professor
(573) 341-4480 | clonergan@mst.edu |
278 McNutt Hall
Amorphous materials/glasses; optical properties; high-temperature characterization; thermal analyses; novel material design; high-temperature materials; material corrosion/degradation; radiological materials; STEM outreach.
Assistant Research Professor
(573) 341-4486 | jmlr53@mst.edu |
271 McNutt Hall
Professor and Chair
(573) 341-6974 | moatsm@mst.edu |
218 McNutt Hall
Aqueous process and electrochemistry of metals especially hydro- and electrometallurgy for the primary production of non-ferrous metals. Specific areas include crushed ore agglomeration for heap leaching, non-cyanide leaching of gold, solvent extraction, electrowinning and/or refining of base and precious metals and coated titanium anodes.
F. Kenneth Iverson Chair Professor and Director of the Kent D. Peaslee Steel Manufacturing Research Center (PSMRC)
(573) 341-7683 | omalleyr@mst.edu |
284 McNutt Hall
Steelmaking, continuous casting, solidification & heat transfer. High-temperature physical chemistry, thermodynamics & kinetics. Interfacial phenomena, gas-liquid & gas-solid reactions. Thin slab & strip casting, mold fluxes & slags. Steel manufacture, quality defects & causes.
Professor
(573) 341-4447 | jsmith@mst.edu |
B53 McNutt Hall
Thermochemistry and high temperature phase equilibria of condensed and non-condensed ceramic systems; chemical, mineralogical and microstructural analysis of refractory materials, in particular magnesia-graphite, alumina-silicon carbide-graphite, cordierite and mullite.
Assistant Teaching Professor
(573) 341-4488 | ruvhg@mst.edu |
139 McNutt Hall
Investment casting of non-ferrous alloys. Additional interest in metallurgy education and outreach.
Associate Research Professor
(573) 341-6386 | jwatts@mst.edu |
322 McNutt Hall
Ultra-high temperature ceramics, microstructure-property relationships in ultra-high temperature and structural ceramics, manipulation of microstructures and properties through novel processing techniques, ceramic matrix composites, reactive processing.
Associate Professor
Associate Chair for Research
(573) 341-6167 | wenha@mst.edu |
B45 McNutt Hall
Development and fabrication of advanced materials such as bulk nanostructured alloys, high entropy alloys and bulk metallic glasses; Microstructure characterization of materials using transmission electron microscopy and atom probe tomography; Mechanical behavior and deformation mechanisms of materials; Nuclear fuels and structural materials designed for current and next generation nuclear reactors.
Associate Teaching Professor
(573) 341-7925 | kelley.wilkerson@mst.edu |
143 McNutt Hall
Refractory and high temperature research with additional interest in ceramic education and outreach.
Assistant Professor
573-341-4381 | aluyima@mst.edu |
B49 McNutt Hall
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