Seeing dislocations in SEM
Mapping the full lattice strain tensor of a single dislocation by high angular resolution transmission Kikuchi diffraction (HR-TKD) H Yu, J Liu, P Karamched, AJ Wilkinson, F Hofmann Scripta Materialia […]
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Finding GND density… correctly!
Consistent determination of geometrically necessary dislocation density from simulations and experiments S Das, F Hofmann, E Tarleton International Journal of Plasticity 109 (2018) The use of Nye’s dislocation tensor for […]
A little helium goes a long way
The effect of helium implantation on the deformation behaviour of tungsten: X-ray micro-diffraction and nanoindentation S Das, DEJ Armstrong, Y Zayachuk, W Liu, R Xu, F Hofmann Scripta Materialia 146 […]
Easy Alignment of Challenging Measurements
Micro-beam Laue alignment of multi-reflection Bragg coherent diffraction imaging measurements F Hofmann, NW Phillips, RJ Harder, W Liu, JN Clark, IK Robinson, B Abbey Journal of Synchrotron Radiation 24, 5 (2017) […]
Fourth Year Project Prizes
Congratulations to James Turton and Tom deSousa for winning prizes at the annual Department of Engineering Science Lubbock Day. James was awarded the Sony prize for the best electrical and […]
APS/CNM Users Meeting 2017
Felix enjoyed catching up with colleagues and hearing about lots of new science at the APS User Meeting at Argonne National Lab in Chicago.
The damaging consequences of fibbing
3D Lattice Distortions and Defect Structures in Ion-Implanted Nano-Crystals F Hofmann, E Tarleton, RJ Harder, NW Phillips, P-W Ma, JN Clark, IK Robinson, B Abbey, W Liu, CE Beck Scientific […]
EBSD 2017
Felix gave a whistle-stop tour of X-ray micro-diffraction and imaging at the EBSD 2017 conference. He also learnt a lot about electron diffraction and the many exciting things happening in […]
John Fell Award
Felix has just been awarded a grant from the John Fell Fund to help buy a double tilt rotate TEM holder for 3D defect imaging.
MRS Fall 2016
Felix had an exciting few days at MRS Fall in Boston. There was a great set of talks in the Materials Research and Design for A Nuclear Renaissance symposium. It […]
