Critical Assessements
These are short, open-access articles published by Materials Science and Technology, with generous referencing, that help define a subject in fields where there is progress to be made. Exceptionally informative articles.
- Crystallographic variant selection.
- Hydrogen-induced fracture in austenitic, high Mn TWIP steel.
- Multi-objective evolutionary and genetic algorithms.
- Challenges in developing high temperature materials.
- Thermodynamic data for vacancies.
- Magnesium sheet alloys: viable alternatives to steels?
- Quenching and partitioning.
- Processing using electrical pulses.
- Wrought magnesium alloys.
- Dependence of tensile elongation on sample geometry.
- Structural repairs by cold spray.
- Prospects for reduced activation steel for fusion plant.
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Elimination of white etching matter in bearing steels.
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High entropy alloys and their development as structural materials.
- Science of deformation and failure mechanisms in twinning induced plasticity steels
- Anisotropy in metals
- Mechanisms of hydrogen induced cracking in pipeline steels
- Elastic and thermal properties of porous materials – rigorous bounds and cross-property relations
- Stacking fault energies of austenitic steels
- On carbon excess in bainitic ferrite
- Oxygen-assisted fatigue crack propagation in turbine disc superalloys
- Oxygen-assisted fatigue crack propagation in turbine disc superalloys
- Bainitic forging steels
- Gallium nitride-based visible light-emitting diodes
- Critical assessment of TRIP-aided bainitic ferrite steels
- Critical assessment: electrical field/current application – a revolution in materials processing/sintering?
- Critical assessment 20: on carbon excess in bainitic ferrite
- Critical assessment: friction stir processing, potential, and problems
- Critical assessment: friction stir processing, potential, and problems
- Critical assessment: dissimilar resistance spot welding of aluminium/steel: challenges and opportunities
- Critical assessment: forensic metallurgy–the difficulties