Integral Materials Modeling

The Concept of Integral Modeling

The New Frontiers in Computational Materials Science - Theory, Engineering, Added Value

Multiscale Phase Field Modeling of Shear-dominated Processes During Phase Transformation and Plastic Deformation

Select Topics of Phase Field Modeling

Atomic Scale Computer Simulations of Metallic Nanoparticles

Minimal Free Energy Density of Annealed Polycrystals

Modeling of Dynamic Grain Growth and its Consequences

Modeling of Severe Plastic Deformation of Microstructure, Texture and Strength

Aluminium Through-process Modeling - From Casting to Cup Drawing

From Casting to Failure - Modeling the Process Chain of Steels

Modeling and Simulation of Production, Properties and In-Service Degradation of Coated Gas Turbine Blades

Predicting the Deformation Behaviour of a Moulded Plastics Pipe Fitting by Integrative Simulation

Computation of 3D Convection in Liquids

Microstructure Modeling of Solidification

Modeling of Coating

Simulation of Metal Forming

Modeling of Heat Treatment of Metallic Materials in Stationary and Non-stationary Temperature Fields

Simulation of Deep Drawing of Al Sheets

Development and Application of a Through-process Model for Property Predictions of a Steel Shape

Deformation and Initiation of Damage in a Coated Turbine Blade

Modeling of Deformation Behaviour of a Plastic Pipe Fitting

Professor Gottstein is the Head of the Institute of Physical Metallurgy and Metal Physics of the Rhineland-Westphalian Technical University of Aachen, Germany. Having obtained his academic degrees from RWTH, he worked for altogether nine years in the USA, as a Visiting Scientist in the Argonne National Laboratory, Associate Professor and then as a Professor at Michigan State University. In 1989 he took up his present appointment at RWTH.

Professor Gottstein has authored ten textbooks, more than 450 articles and 42 invited papers for international conferences. He has received numerous scientific awards, including the Max Planck Research Award of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, the Masing Award of the German Metallurgical Society and the Heyn Medal of the German Materials Society. Since January 2004 he is an editor of the scientific journal Acta Materialia.

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