Weihs lab gets a new high speed camera from NAC Image Technology, which can take videos up to 370,000 FPS. – Weihs Research Group

Blog 2014 Weihs lab gets a new high speed camera from NAC Image Technology, which can take videos up to 370,000 FPS.

Weihs lab gets a new high speed camera from NAC Image Technology, which can take videos up to 370,000 FPS.

PreviousMichael Grapes’s abstract, “In situ nanocalorimetry with time-resolved electron microscopy for the study of rapid phase transformations”, gets selected as finalist for MRS graduate student awards, and he will present this talk at 2014 MRS Spring Meeting in San Francisco, California. Congratulations!
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Michael Grapes and Kyle Overdeep win the first and second place prizes for Best Student Presentation in the Fall 2014 MRS Symposium on Recent Advances in Reactive Materials. Congratulations!

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Dr. Thomas Voisin joins the Weihs Group as a Postdoctoral Fellow. He will work on the in-situ high strain rate study of Mg deformation. Welcome!

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Kyle Overdeep and Michael Grapes give presentation at the AVS 61st International Symposium & Exhibition at Baltimore.

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Kyle Overdeep gives a public presentation in the student seminar and successfully defends his thesis proposal.

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Four graduate students of the Weihs Group (Mike, Alex, Kyle O, Kyle S), one former postdoc (Karsten) and Prof. Weihs are presenting at the MRS Fall conference in December at Boston.

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Longyu Zhao’s paper “Permeability measurements and modeling of topology-optimized metallic 3D woven lattices” has been published in Acta Materialia. Congratulations!

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