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Karl D. Hammond

Associate Professor

University of Missouri

Affiliations

College of Engineering

Chemical and Biomedical Engineering

Karl D. Hammond is currently serving as a Chemical And Biomedical Engineering Associate Professor at University of Missouri.

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Karl D. Hammond

University of Missouri

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materials science applied physics condensed matter physics surface science physics materials engineering nuclear physics thin films atomic physics fusion science chemistry condensed matter zeolites plasma-exposed tungsten nuclear fusion thermal engineering catalysis advanced materials material research fusion engineering nuclear science fragmentation effect nuclear engineering plasma science composite science plasma-facing tungsten material chemistry porous materials nuclear materials membrane science cryogenics cluster science grain boundaries bubble growth energy chemistry chemical sciences mechanical science electronic materials catalyst preparation interfacial studies adsorption helium segregation molecular dynamics simulations surface morphology plasma-exposed tungsten surfaces surface analysis lignin trace elements catalytic materials nanoporous materials infrared spectroscopy membrane characterization physical layer defect formation tungsten surface evolution large-scale atomistic simulations plasma-surface interactions adatom formation crystal orientation effects continuum-scale modeling helium flux effects nitrogen-substituted zeolites catalytic applications biomass conversion catalytic synthesis stereoselective synthesis material systems charge transport crystal structure design inorganic materials surface nanotechnology surface engineering surface modeling molecular chemistry supramolecular chemistry organic material chemistry

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Generalization of the Packing Parameter for Quantifying the Morphology of Peptide Amphiphile Micelles. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Luke E. KruseBret D. UleryKarl D. Hammond

biophysicsamphiphilic systembiological engineeringcell biologypeptide sciencepacking parametermembrane biologyparameter identificationdeformationpeptidesstructural biology

Helium Aggregation and Surface Morphology Near Grain Boundaries in Plasma-Facing Tungsten. Journal of Applied Physics (2024)

Karl D. HammondDimitrios MaroudasBrian D. Wirth

surface sciencegrain boundarieshelium aggregationplasma-facing tungstencondensed matter physicssurface morphologyapplied physicsmaterials sciencethin filmsmechanical engineering

Probing Laser-Induced Structural Transformation of Lignin Into Few-Layer Graphene. Green Chemistry (2024)

Hanwen ZhangQianwei LiKarl D. HammondXiaoqing HeJian LinCaixia Wan

materials engineeringmaterial chemistrygraphenemechanical sciencematerials scienceelectronic materialsgreen nanotechnologynanotechnologyadvanced materialslaser sciencebiomedical engineeringgreen chemistrycarbon-based materialslaser-induced structural transformationfew-layer graphenebiomolecular engineeringcomposite scienceligningreen engineering

Equation of State for He Bubbles in W and Model of He Bubble Growth and Bursting Near W{100} Surfaces Derived From Molecular Dynamics Simulations. Scientific Reports (2023)

Wahyu SetyawanDwaipayan DasguptaSophie BlondelGiridhar NandipatiKarl D. HammondDimitrios MaroudasBrian D. Wirth

particle physicsmaterials sciencemolecular dynamics simulationsbubble growth

Effects of Surface Vacancy-Adatom Pair Formation on Pfc Tungsten Surface Morphological Response. Nuclear Fusion (2022)

Chao-Shou ChenDwaipayan DasguptaAsanka WeerasingheKarl D. HammondBrian D. WirthDimitrios Maroudas

nuclear materialssurface sciencenuclear physicsnuclear engineeringadvanced materialsradiation oncologyatomic physicsnuclear sciencematerials engineeringfusion sciencematerials scienceapplied physicsfusion engineeringnuclear fusion

Helium Impurities and Interactions in Lithium. Computational Materials Science (2022)

A. Rafi M. IasirKarl D. Hammond

chemistryinorganic chemistrycondensed matter physicsmaterials scienceapplied physicscomputational materials sciencehelium impurities

Quantifying Defects in Zeolites and Zeolite Membranes. Scholarworks (University of Massachusetts Amherst) (2022)

Karl Daniel Hammond

defect formationzeolite membranesenvironmental engineeringchemistryzeolitesmembrane characterizationmembrane formationmembranesmaterials sciencemembrane sciencemembrane structure

Xenon Mobility in γ-Uranium and Uranium–Molybdenum Alloys. Journal of Applied Physics (2022)

A. Rafi M. IasirKarl D. Hammond

atomic physicscondensed matter physicsxenon mobilityapplied physicsmaterials sciencephysicsuranium-molybdenum alloys

Effect of Helium Flux on Near-Surface Helium Accumulation in Plasma-Exposed Tungsten. Journal of Physics Condensed Matter (2021)

Nandipati, GiridharHammond, Karl D.Marouda, DimitriousRoche, Kenneth J.Kurtz, Richard J.Wirth, Brian D.Setyawan, Wahyu

helium fluxinterfacial studiesnear-surface helium accumulationphysical layeratomic physicscondensed matter physicscondensed mattermaterials scienceapplied physicsphysicsparticle physicsdeformationplasma-exposed tungstenthin filmsplasma sciencecryogenics

Relative Rates of Krypton and Rubidium Release From Zeolite Getters. The Journal of Physical Chemistry C (2021)

Amir Mehdi MofradCannon HackettKarl D. Hammond

relative rateswastewater treatmentmaterials sciencephysical chemistryapplied physicszeolite gettersrubidium release

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Karl D. Hammond

Associate Professor

University of Missouri

Affiliations

College of Engineering

Chemical and Biomedical Engineering

Karl D. Hammond is currently serving as a Chemical And Biomedical Engineering Associate Professor at University of Missouri.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Karl D. Hammond

University of Missouri

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Generalization of the Packing Parameter for Quantifying the Morphology of Peptide Amphiphile Micelles. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Luke E. KruseBret D. UleryKarl D. Hammond

biophysicsamphiphilic systembiological engineeringcell biologypeptide sciencepacking parametermembrane biologyparameter identificationdeformationpeptidesstructural biology

Helium Aggregation and Surface Morphology Near Grain Boundaries in Plasma-Facing Tungsten. Journal of Applied Physics (2024)

Karl D. HammondDimitrios MaroudasBrian D. Wirth

surface sciencegrain boundarieshelium aggregationplasma-facing tungstencondensed matter physicssurface morphologyapplied physicsmaterials sciencethin filmsmechanical engineering

Probing Laser-Induced Structural Transformation of Lignin Into Few-Layer Graphene. Green Chemistry (2024)

Hanwen ZhangQianwei LiKarl D. HammondXiaoqing HeJian LinCaixia Wan

Equation of State for He Bubbles in W and Model of He Bubble Growth and Bursting Near W{100} Surfaces Derived From Molecular Dynamics Simulations. Scientific Reports (2023)

Wahyu SetyawanDwaipayan DasguptaSophie BlondelGiridhar NandipatiKarl D. HammondDimitrios MaroudasBrian D. Wirth

particle physicsmaterials sciencemolecular dynamics simulationsbubble growth

Effects of Surface Vacancy-Adatom Pair Formation on Pfc Tungsten Surface Morphological Response. Nuclear Fusion (2022)

Chao-Shou ChenDwaipayan DasguptaAsanka WeerasingheKarl D. HammondBrian D. WirthDimitrios Maroudas

Helium Impurities and Interactions in Lithium. Computational Materials Science (2022)

A. Rafi M. IasirKarl D. Hammond

chemistryinorganic chemistrycondensed matter physicsmaterials scienceapplied physicscomputational materials sciencehelium impurities

Quantifying Defects in Zeolites and Zeolite Membranes. Scholarworks (University of Massachusetts Amherst) (2022)

Karl Daniel Hammond

defect formationzeolite membranesenvironmental engineeringchemistryzeolitesmembrane characterizationmembrane formationmembranesmaterials sciencemembrane sciencemembrane structure

Xenon Mobility in γ-Uranium and Uranium–Molybdenum Alloys. Journal of Applied Physics (2022)

A. Rafi M. IasirKarl D. Hammond

atomic physicscondensed matter physicsxenon mobilityapplied physicsmaterials sciencephysicsuranium-molybdenum alloys

Effect of Helium Flux on Near-Surface Helium Accumulation in Plasma-Exposed Tungsten. Journal of Physics Condensed Matter (2021)

Nandipati, GiridharHammond, Karl D.Marouda, DimitriousRoche, Kenneth J.Kurtz, Richard J.Wirth, Brian D.Setyawan, Wahyu

Relative Rates of Krypton and Rubidium Release From Zeolite Getters. The Journal of Physical Chemistry C (2021)

Amir Mehdi MofradCannon HackettKarl D. Hammond

relative rateswastewater treatmentmaterials sciencephysical chemistryapplied physicszeolite gettersrubidium release

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