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  Floyd and Mary Schwall Medical Research Fellowship

  Full graduate research fellowship - $78

  DOE Visiting Faculty Fellowship

  Department of Energy

  Physical & Life Sciences Directorate Award - Outstanding Publication

  Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

  UC Davis Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship

  UC Davis

  UC Davis Outstanding Graduate Teaching Award (Nominated)

  Nominated by students for independent instruction of EMS 174L - Mechanical Behavior of Materials

  an upper-division course.

  University of California

  Davis

  University of California

  Davis

  B.S. (Honors)

  Regents Scholar

  Integrated Studies Honors

  Undergraduate Research Scholar

  Studied Literature of the Americas & Caribbean

  Materials Science & Engineering

  Ph.D.

  Fundamentals of Electron Microscopy

  Fracture of Engineering Materials

  Biomaterials

  Partially completed minor in Comparative Literature

  Tissue Engineering

  Skeletal Tissue Mechanics

  Physiology for Bioengineers

  Computational Methods in Materials Science

  Advanced Thermodynamics of Solids

  Interaction of Materials and their Environment (Electrochemistry of Corrosion)

  Applications of Solid State Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy

  Principles and Applications of Dislocation Mechanics

  Kinetics of Phase Transformation in Engineering Materials

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  Additive Manufacturing

  Additive manufacturing is rapidly changing the design and production of all kinds of products

  from jewelry to dentures to jet engine components to critical parts for nuclear weapons. The President discussed the benefits of additive manufacturing in...

  Additive Manufacturing

  Nanomaterials in the Environment

  Agriculture and Technology

  Organized Research Unit

  UC Davis

  NEAT (Nanomaterials in the Environment

  Agriculture

  and Technology) constitutes an interdisciplinary group of people working on a variety of fundamental problems related to the materials science

  chemistry and physics of nano and new materials. Central to NEAT is the Peter A. Rock Thermochemistry Laboratory of Prof. Alexandra Navrotsky and Prof.

  Nanomaterials in the Environment

  Agriculture and Technology

  Organized Research Unit

  Helping girls to recognize their potential and pursue opportunities in the STEM fields.

  Expanding Your Horizons

  Scanning Electron Microscopy

  Nanoparticle Synthesis

  Mechanical Testing

  Powder X-ray Diffraction

  Materials Characterization

  Thermal Analysis

  Transmission Electron Microscopy

  Calorimetry

  Metallography

  Nanoparticles

  EDX

  Thermodynamics

  Failure Analysis

  Nanotechnology

  Spark Plasma Sintering

  Nanocomposites

  Materials Science

  DSC/DTA

  Characterization

  Sintering

  Robust mesoporous silica compacts: multi-scale characterization of microstructural changes related to physical–mechanical properties

  Harsh Maheshwari

  John D Roehling

  Bryce A Turner

  Jamal Abdinor

  Tien B Tran-Roehling

  Milind D Deo

  Michael H Bartl

  Subhash H Risbud

  Klaus van Benthem

  Robust mesoporous silica compacts: multi-scale characterization of microstructural changes related to physical–mechanical properties

  Tien T. Roehling

  Sheldon S.Q. Wu

  Saad A. Khairallah

  John D. Roehling

  S. Stefan Soezeri

  Michael F. Crumb

  Manyalibo J. Matthews

  Modulating Laser Intensity Profile Ellipticity for Microstructural Control During Metal Additive Manufacturing

  Y. Morris Wang

  Thomas Voisin

  Joseph T. McKeown

  Jianchao Ye

  Nicholas P. Calta

  Zan Li

  Zhi Zeng

  Yin Zhang

  Wen Chen

  Tien Tran Roehling

  Ryan T. Ott

  Melissa K. Santala

  Philip J. Depond

  Manyalibo J. Matthews

  Alex V. Hamza

  Ting Zhu

  Additively manufactured hierarchical stainless steels with high strength and ductility

  Electric field-assisted sintering of nanocrystalline hydroxyapatite for biomedical applications

  T.B. Holland

  U. Anselmi-Tamburini

  D.V. Quach

  T.B. Tran

  A.K. Mukherjee

  “Local field strengths during early stage field-assisted sintering (FAST) of dielectric materials”. Journal of the European Ceramic Society

  in press (2012).

  Local field strengths during early stage field-assisted sintering (FAST) of dielectric materials

  T.B. Tran

  A. Navrotsky

  \"Energetics of disordered and ordered rare earth oxide-stabilized bismuth oxide ionic conductors\". Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics

  in press

  DOI: 10.1039/c3cp54553a.

  Energetics of disordered and ordered rare earth oxide-stabilized bismuth oxide ionic conductors

  S. Hayun

  T.B. Tran

  J. Lian

  A.F. Fuentes

  A. Navrotsky

  “Energetics of stepwise disordering transformation in pyrochlores

  RE2Ti2O7 (RE = Y

  Gd and Dy)”. Acta Materialia

  60 (2012) 4303-4310.

  Energetics of stepwise disordering transformation in pyrochlores

  RE2Ti2O7 (RE = Y

  Gd and Dy)

  T.B. Holland

  U. Anselmi-Tamburini

  D.V. Quach

  T.B. Tran

  A.K. Mukherjee

  “Effects of local Joule heating during the field-assisted sintering of ionic ceramics”. Journal of the European Ceramic Society

  in press (2012).

  Effects of local Joule heating during the field-assisted sintering of ionic ceramics

  T.B. Tran

  A. Navrotsky

  “Energetics of dysprosia-stabilized bismuth oxide electrolytes”. Chemistry of Materials

  24 (2012) 4185-4191.

  Energetics of dysprosia-stabilized bismuth oxide electrolytes

  T.B. Holland

  T.B. Tran

  D.V. Quach

  U. Anselmi-Tamburini

  J.R. Groza

  A.K. Mukherjee

  “Athermal and Thermal Mechanisms of Sintering at High Heating Rates in the Presence and Absence of an Externally Applied Field”. Journal of the European Ceramic Society 32 (2012) 3675-3683.

  Athermal and thermal mechanisms of sintering at high heating rates in the presence and absence of an externally applied field

  T.B. Tran

  B.V. Fell

  C.A. Guebels

  J.C. Gibeling

  J.-P. Delplanque

  J.R. Groza

  “Dynamic recovery and recrystallization during power-law creep of α-Fe”. LANL MDI

  Internal Report.

  Dynamic recovery and recrystallization during power-law creep of α-Fe

  S. Hayun

  T.B. Tran

  S.V. Ushakov

  A. Thron

  K. van Bentham

  A. Navrotsky

  R.H.R. Castro

  “Experimental methodologies for assessing the surface energy of highly hygroscopic materials: The case of nanocrystalline magnesia”. Journal of Physical Chemistry C 115 (2011) 23929-23935.

  Experimental methodologies for assessing the surface energy of highly hygroscopic materials: The case of nanocrystalline magnesia

  T.B. Tran

  V.Y. Kodash

  E.S. Ahn

  J.R. Groza

  Rapid sintering to manufacture fully dense and bioactive nanocrystalline hydroxyapatite

  Y. Gao

  S.J. Widgeon

  T.B. Tran

  A.H. Tavakoli

  G. Mera

  R. Riedel

  A. Navrotsky

  \"Effect of demixing and coarsening on the energetics of poly(boro)silazane-derived amorphous Si-(B-)C-N ceramics\". Scripta Materialia 69 (2013) 347-350.

  Effect of demixing and coarsening on the energetics of poly(boro)silazane-derived amorphous Si-(B-)C-N ceramics

  M. Powers

  J.F. Shackelford

  S. Sen

  R.R. Cheng

  P. Jain

  M.J. Kuffel

  A.J. Norris

  T.J. Siliznoff

  M.J. Tang

  T.B. Tran

  D.S. Yip

  Hermetic glass-to-aluminum seals for RF packaging applications: a university/industry design project collaboration

  John D. Roehling

  William L. Smith

  Tien T. Roehling

  Bey Vrancken

  Gabriel M. Guss

  Joseph T. McKeown

  Michael R. Hill

  Manyalibo J. Matthews

  Reducing residual stress by selective large-area diode surface heating during laser powder bed fusion additive manufacturing

  T.B. Tran

  J.R. Groza

  J.F. Shackelford

  “Nanoscale hydroxyapatite for bioceramic applications”. Advances in Bioceramics and Porous Ceramics: Ceramic Engineering & Science Proceedings 29 (2008) 249-258.

  Nanoscale hydroxyapatite for bioceramic applications

  T.B. Tran

  S. Hayun

  A. Navrotsky

  R.H.R. Castro

  “Transparent Nanocrystalline Pure and Ca-Doped MgO by Spark Plasma Sintering of Anhydrous Nanoparticles”. Journal of the American Ceramic Society

  95 (2012) 1185-1188.

  Transparent nanocrystalline pure and Ca-doped MgO by spark plasma sintering of anhydrous nanoparticles

  Tran

  Tien

  University of the Pacific

  Peter A. Rock Thermochemistry Laboratory & NEAT ORU

  UC Davis

  National Institute of Materials Physics

  Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

  University of the Pacific

  Los Alamos National Laboratory/UC Davis Collaborative

  Chalmers University of Technology

  Livermore

  CA

  DOE Visiting Faculty Fellow in Ibo Matthews's additive manufacturing research group.

  Faculty Employee

  Materials Science Division

  Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

  Livermore

  CA

  Materials Scientist

  Materials Science Division

  Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

  Studied the dynamic recrystallization and abnormal grain growth of allotropic metals during creep.

  Los Alamos National Laboratory/UC Davis Collaborative

  University of the Pacific

  Stockton

  CA

  - Tenure-track faculty member with teaching

  research

  and service responsibilities\n- Advanced inorganic materials research capabilities; mentored student researchers\n- Earned teaching evaluations among highest in School of Engineering & Computer Science\n- Elected Chair of Engineering Faculty Council

  2016-2017\n- Received a national Kappa Alpha Theta Outstanding Faculty Award for leading college women\n\nCourses:\n- ENGR 020 - Statics\n- ENGR 045 - Materials Science for Engineers + Lab\n- ENGR 121 - Mechanics of Materials\n- ENGR 122 - Thermodynamics I\n- MECH 293 - Mechanical Behavior of Materials (graduate-level)

  Assistant Professor

  Mechanical Engineering

  Gothenburg

  Sweden

  Trained in X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy. Studied the composition of precipitated amorphous apatites on the surfaces of nanocrystalline biomaterials.

  Visiting Graduate Student Researcher

  Materials & Manufacturing Technology

  Chalmers University of Technology

  Livermore

  California

  United States

  Deputy Assoc. Program Leader

  NMTP Metallurgy & Analytical Chemistry

  Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

  Bucharest

  Romania

  Trained in X-ray microtomography on house-built equipment. Generated 3D reconstructions using MATLAB to investigate agglomerate effects on the sintering of nanomaterials. Self-studied conversational Romanian with coaching from colleagues.

  Visiting Graduate Student Researcher

  Materials Physics

  National Institute of Materials Physics

  Independently developed lectures and planned laboratories for EMS 174L. Nominated for an Outstanding Graduate Teaching Award.

  UC Davis

  University of the Pacific

  Stockton

  CA

  - Full-time faculty with primarily teaching responsibilities\n- Modernized and instructed engineering mechanics and materials science courses\n- Developed new laboratory exercises based on contemporary engineering issues\n- Integrated technical writing competency into general engineering education\n- Enhanced classroom learning using new pedagogical techniques

  Lecturer

  Mechanical Engineering

  Davis

  CA

  - Synthesized nanoparticles by continuous laser evaporation and wet chemical techniques\n- Consolidated nanocrystalline ceramics and amorphous polymer-derived ceramics by spark plasma sintering\n- Performed thermal analysis of oxides by DSC

  DTA

  and high temperature solution calorimetry\n- Applied fundamental thermodynamic concepts to make practical recommendations for processing/operating conditions

  Postdoctoral Research Associate

  Thermochemistry

  Peter A. Rock Thermochemistry Laboratory & NEAT ORU

  Spanish

  English

  ASM International Scholastic Achievement Award

  ASM International

  Academic Planning & Development

  Start-up funds to introduce viscoelasticity of biomaterials lab to ENGR 045 - Materials Science.

  University of the Pacific

  Regents Scholarship

  Full

  academic merit-based scholarships to UC Davis and UC Santa Barbara.

  Regents of the University of California

  Integrated Studies Honors

  http://integratedstudies.ucdavis.edu/

  University of California

  Davis

  Technology in Education Grant (Large-Scale)

  \"Development of a Thermal Sciences Laboratory to Generate Depth in the Mechanical Engineering Curriculum\"

  University of the Pacific

  Technology in Education Grant (Large-Scale)

  \"Scanning electron microscopy in experiential engineering education\"

  University of the Pacific

  Director's Award - Science & Technology - Excellence in Publication

  Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

  Outstanding Faculty Award

  One of ten faculty members recognized for contributions to colleges and universities where Theta chapters are present in the U.S. and Canada.

  Kappa Alpha Theta Fraternity

  Academic Planning & Development

  Start-up funds to introduce lead-free solder phase diagram lab to ENGR 045 - Materials Science.

  University of the Pacific

  NSF Translational Research in the Academic Community

  \"Rapid Manufacturing of Dense Nanocrystalline Hydroxyapatite Orthopaedic Parts by Net Shape Field-Assisted Sintering\".\nServed as primary author. Principal investigator is J.R. Groza.\n$200

  000 for two years.

  National Science Foundation

  NRC Postdoctoral Research Associateship Program (RAP) Fellowship

  “Multi-pass friction stir processing-induced recrystallization and residual stresses in NiAl bronze”.\nOffered.

  National Research Council

  Eberhardt Research Fellowship

  University of the Pacific