Computational materials design · Boise, Idaho

Designing materials before they are made.

We combine physics-based modeling and materials informatics to understand how chemistry, processing, and microstructure determine material performance.

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From atoms to engineered performance

BOISE STATE UNIVERSITYDepartment of Mechanical & Biomedical Engineering

Research directions

Linking scales.
Accelerating discovery.

Our work advances the science and engineering of materials microstructure across aerospace, energy, and biomedical applications.

All research areas
01

Rare-earth-free permanent magnets

Physics-based modeling and machine-learning microstructure quantification for magnetic-field-assisted manufacturing.

02

Materials informatics

Data-driven methods that connect chemistry, processing, structure, and properties to accelerate materials discovery.

03

Transformable materials

Multiscale models of phase transformation, deformation, durability, and fracture in shape-memory materials.

04

Materials digital twins

Physics-informed digital twins and deep learning for estimating material behavior from evolving microstructures.

05

Semiconductor materials & reliability

UPWARDS research connecting materials, devices, reliability, and workforce development across the U.S. and Japan.

Work with us

Curious minds are welcome.

We are always interested in motivated students with experience in microstructure modeling or materials informatics.

Opportunities