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High Throughput Studies on Irradiated High Entropy Alloys

Advanced Characterization of Fuel Cladding Chemical Interaction between U-10Zr Fuel and HT9 Cladding Tested in Fast Flux Test Facility

Radiation-induced mixing and demixing behavior in metallic multilayers exhibiting limited solid miscibility

Application of Atom Probe Tomography as a Method to Investigate Localized Thermal Transport in Actinide-Bearing Oxides

Isotopic Analysis of Irradiated Ceramic Fuel for Burnup and Microchemical Assessment Using Atom Probe Tomography.

Atom Probe Tomography for Burnup and Fission Product Analysis for Nuclear Fuels

Using Atom Probe Tomography as a Forensic Tool to Determine Burnup from Nuclear Fuels

Challenges and Opportunities on Elucidating Irradiated Fuels with Atom Probe Tomography

On Growth and Chemistry of Electrodeposited Mg Layers with Electrolytes Having Varying Cl Content for Battery Application

Field Evaporation Behavior of Metal Oxide/Metal Interfaces

Clustering and Radiation Induced Segregation in Neutron Irradiated Fe-(3-18)Cr Alloys

Microscopic Characterization of Electrodeposited Mg Layers for Battery Application

Atomic Scale Investigation of Orthopyroxene and Olivine Grain Boundaries by Atom Probe Tomography

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