Search Results - "Pfeif, A. A."

Perspective: Data infrastructure for high throughput materials discovery by Pfeif, E. A., Kroenlein, K.

“…Computational capability has enabled materials design to evolve from trial-and-error towards more informed methodologies that require large amounts of data…”
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Influence of Postgrowth Processing Technology on the Laser Induced Damage Threshold of ZnGeP2 Single Crystal by Yudin, N. N., Antipov, O. L., Gribenyukov, A. I., Dyomin, V. V., Zinoviev, M. M., Podzyvalov, S. N., Slyunko, E. S., Zhuravleva, E. V., Pfeif, A. A., Yudin, N. A., Kulesh, M. M., Moskvichev, E. N.

“…The laser induced damage thresholds of ZnGeP 2 single crystals are determined. The values of the thresholds under the action of laser radiation at a wavelength…”
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The impact of peak shock stress on the microstructure and shear behavior of 1018 steel by Dougherty, Lisa M., Cerreta, Ellen K., Pfeif, Erik A., Trujillo, Carl P., Gray, George T.

“…As-received and shock-prestrained 1018 steel specimens were subjected to forced shear experiments in a split-Hopkinson pressure bar (SHPB) at room temperature…”
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Data resources for thermophysical properties of metals and alloys, Part 1: Structured data capture from the archival literature by Wilthan, Boris, Pfeif, Erik A., Diky, Vladimir V., Chirico, Robert D., Kattner, Ursula R., Kroenlein, Kenneth

“…In support of the continuous scientific and industrial need for accessible and high-quality thermophysical property data for metals and alloy systems, NIST/TRC…”
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Low-cycle fatigue behavior of fiber-laser welded, corrosion-resistant, high-strength low alloy sheet steel by Sowards, J.W., Pfeif, E.A., Connolly, M.J., McColskey, J.D., Miller, S.L., Simonds, B.J., Fekete, J.R.

“…Advanced laser welding techniques such as fiber laser welding are desirable for joining high-strength steels in ground vehicle applications since they can…”
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Sugar–cellulose composites VII. A comparative assessment of corn syrup as a fiber substitute in paper by Allan, G. Graham, Rattanaviwatpong, Porranee, Guyette, Eric B., Ho, Tracy C.S., Mallari, Jason C., Pfeif, Anne

“…The ability of the mixture of α-linked glucose oligomers in corn syrup to function as intrafiber components of paper is statistically assessed at the 95%…”
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