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Matthew Willard

Professor Materials Science and Engineering Professor of Materials Science and Engineering

Case Western Reserve University

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Case School of Engineering

Materials Science & Engineering

Matthew Willard is currently serving as a Case School Of Engineering Professor Materials Science and Engineering Professor of Materials Science and Engineering at Case Western Reserve University.

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Matthew Willard

Case Western Reserve University

Professor Materials Science and Engineering Professor of Materials Science and Engineering

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materials science magnetism applied physics mechanical engineering magnetic materials mechanical science condensed matter physics nanotechnology advanced materials nanomaterials materials engineering nanocrystalline materials mechanics of materials engineering material research thin films ferromagnetism nanocomposites nanocrystalline alloys metals cryogenics alloy design transition metal chemistry composite science nanostructure synthesis powder metallurgy magnetocaloric effect cryogenic applications high temperature applications electronic materials manufacturing science condensed matter amorphous metals instrument science metal processing material processing soft magnets multiphase magnetocaloric materials soft magnetic materials structural properties spinel-phase ferrimagnets advanced ceramics intermetallics biomedical imaging electronics microwave technology manufacturing technology advanced manufacturing technologies coordination chemistry trace metals applied chemistry magnetic properties engineering ceramic benchmark studies metallic nanomaterials magnetic devices magnetoresistance nanomechanics charge transport charge separation metallurgical interaction extractive metallurgy metallurgical process magnetic measurement magnetic fields microwave spectroscopy microwave engineering surface modification laser ablation antisite disorder polyol reaction ni addition refrigerant capacity transport properties temperature dependent magnetization distributed exchange interactions material properties microstructure nanocomposite materials phase transformations advanced composite material (engineering) additive manufacturing material performance

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Exploring 2D X-Ray Diffraction Phase Fraction Analysis With Convolutional Neural Networks: Insights From Kinematic-Diffraction Simulations. MRS Advances (2024)

Weiqi YueMohommad Redad MehdiPawan K. TripathiMatthew A. WillardFrank ErnstRoger H. French

materials sciencemechanical engineeringdeep learningx-ray diffractionkinematic-diffraction simulationsapplied physics

Phase Identification in Synchrotron X-Ray Diffraction Patterns of Ti–6Al–4V Using Computer Vision and Deep Learning. Integrating materials and manufacturing innovation (2024)

Weiqi YuePawan K. TripathiGabriel PononZhuldyz UalikhankyzyDonald W. BrownBjorn ClausenMaria StrantzaDarren C. PaganMatthew A. WillardFrank ErnstErman AydayVipin ChaudharyRoger H. French

materials sciencemechanical engineeringmanufacturing technologymaterials engineeringmaterial researchcomputer visionmaterial processingmanufacturing innovationsphase identificationdeep learningx-ray diffractionadvanced manufacturing technologiesadvanced materialsapplied physicsmanufacturingmanufacturing science

Development of an (Fe, Sn)-Based Nanocrystalline Soft Magnetic Alloy. (2023)

Peitian WangMatthew A. Willard

materials scienceengineeringmechanical engineeringnanocrystalline materialsalloy designmagnetismadvanced materialsmagnetic materialsmechanical sciencemechanics of materials

Leveraging Deep Neural Networks for Feature Extraction From 2D Xrd Diffractograms Acquired at Synchrotron Beamlines. OSTI OAI (U.S. Department of Energy Office of Scientific and Technical Information) (2023)

Tripathi, Pawan K.Yue, WeiqiMehdi, RedadHolt, FinleyPonon, GabrielChaudhary, VipinErnst, FrankWillard, MatthewClausen, BjornBrown, Donald WilliamSavage, Daniel JonathanFrench, Roger H.

feature extractioncomputer visionsynchrotron beamlinesdeep learningdeep neural networksapplied physicsmachine learning

Magnetostrictive Materials for Enhanced Sensors and Electronic Components. (2023)

Scott McCallA. BakerM. Willard

materials scienceenhanced sensorsmagnetismelectronic componentselectrical engineeringmagnetostrictive materialsapplied physics

Structural and Magnetic Properties of Magnetostrictive Fe-Ga-Zr Nanocrystalline Alloy. Journal of Alloys and Compounds (2023)

Mohammad Tauhidul IslamDevika NandwanaJonathan HealyJenna K. JaklichBowen DongAlexander YuEmily E. MooreYumi IjiriScott K. McCallMatthew A. Willard

materials sciencemechanical engineeringnanocrystalline materialsmaterials engineeringstructural materialsalloy designmagnetismmagnetic materialsapplied physicsmechanical sciencemechanics of materials

Field-Assisted Sintering of Feco/Mnzn Ferrite Core-Shell Structured Particles. JOM (2021)

Bowen DongHaobo WangGabriel SantillanAndrew ShermanMatthew A. Willard

materials sciencesinteringceramicsceramic technologyfield-assisted sintering

Metallic Magnetic Materials. Springer eBooks (2021)

J. Ping LiuMatthew WillardWei TangEkkes BrückFrank de BoerEnke LiuJian LiuClaudia FelserGerhard FecherLukas WollmannOlivier IsnardEmil BurzoSam LiuJ. F. HerbstFengxia HuYao LiuJirong SunBaogen ShenAnne de Visser

materials sciencemetallic magnetic materialsmagnetism

Nanocrystallites via Direct Melt Spinning of Fe 77 Ni 5.5 Co 5.5 Zr 7 B 4 Cu for Enhanced Magnetic Softness. physica status solidi (a) (2020)

Som V. ThomasMatthew A. WillardAnthony MartoneMichael J. HebenVirgil SolomonAaron WeltonPunit BoolchandRodney C. EwingChenxu WangSergey L Bud'koJie SongDonglu Shi

materials sciencecoordination chemistrysolid-state chemistryadvanced materialsinorganic chemistrydirect melt spinningapplied physicsnanotechnologytransition metal chemistry

Nanostructured Iron-Nitrogen Martensite Synthesized From Fe79Mo10B10Cu1 Magnetic Nanocomposite Alloy. Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials (2020)

Song LanBowen DongMatthew A. Willard

materials sciencemechanical engineeringmagnetismiron-nitrogen martensitemagnetic materialsnanomaterialsnanotechnology

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Matthew Willard

Professor Materials Science and Engineering Professor of Materials Science and Engineering

Case Western Reserve University

Affiliations

Case School of Engineering

Materials Science & Engineering

Matthew Willard is currently serving as a Case School Of Engineering Professor Materials Science and Engineering Professor of Materials Science and Engineering at Case Western Reserve University.

Honors

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Matthew Willard

Case Western Reserve University

Professor Materials Science and Engineering Professor of Materials Science and Engineering

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Exploring 2D X-Ray Diffraction Phase Fraction Analysis With Convolutional Neural Networks: Insights From Kinematic-Diffraction Simulations. MRS Advances (2024)

Weiqi YueMohommad Redad MehdiPawan K. TripathiMatthew A. WillardFrank ErnstRoger H. French

materials sciencemechanical engineeringdeep learningx-ray diffractionkinematic-diffraction simulationsapplied physics

Phase Identification in Synchrotron X-Ray Diffraction Patterns of Ti–6Al–4V Using Computer Vision and Deep Learning. Integrating materials and manufacturing innovation (2024)

Weiqi YuePawan K. TripathiGabriel PononZhuldyz UalikhankyzyDonald W. BrownBjorn ClausenMaria StrantzaDarren C. PaganMatthew A. WillardFrank ErnstErman AydayVipin ChaudharyRoger H. French

Development of an (Fe, Sn)-Based Nanocrystalline Soft Magnetic Alloy. (2023)

Peitian WangMatthew A. Willard

materials scienceengineeringmechanical engineeringnanocrystalline materialsalloy designmagnetismadvanced materialsmagnetic materialsmechanical sciencemechanics of materials

Tripathi, Pawan K.Yue, WeiqiMehdi, RedadHolt, FinleyPonon, GabrielChaudhary, VipinErnst, FrankWillard, MatthewClausen, BjornBrown, Donald WilliamSavage, Daniel JonathanFrench, Roger H.

feature extractioncomputer visionsynchrotron beamlinesdeep learningdeep neural networksapplied physicsmachine learning

Magnetostrictive Materials for Enhanced Sensors and Electronic Components. (2023)

Scott McCallA. BakerM. Willard

materials scienceenhanced sensorsmagnetismelectronic componentselectrical engineeringmagnetostrictive materialsapplied physics

Structural and Magnetic Properties of Magnetostrictive Fe-Ga-Zr Nanocrystalline Alloy. Journal of Alloys and Compounds (2023)

Mohammad Tauhidul IslamDevika NandwanaJonathan HealyJenna K. JaklichBowen DongAlexander YuEmily E. MooreYumi IjiriScott K. McCallMatthew A. Willard

materials sciencemechanical engineeringnanocrystalline materialsmaterials engineeringstructural materialsalloy designmagnetismmagnetic materialsapplied physicsmechanical sciencemechanics of materials

Field-Assisted Sintering of Feco/Mnzn Ferrite Core-Shell Structured Particles. JOM (2021)

Bowen DongHaobo WangGabriel SantillanAndrew ShermanMatthew A. Willard

materials sciencesinteringceramicsceramic technologyfield-assisted sintering

Metallic Magnetic Materials. Springer eBooks (2021)

materials sciencemetallic magnetic materialsmagnetism

Nanocrystallites via Direct Melt Spinning of Fe 77 Ni 5.5 Co 5.5 Zr 7 B 4 Cu for Enhanced Magnetic Softness. physica status solidi (a) (2020)

Som V. ThomasMatthew A. WillardAnthony MartoneMichael J. HebenVirgil SolomonAaron WeltonPunit BoolchandRodney C. EwingChenxu WangSergey L Bud'koJie SongDonglu Shi

materials sciencecoordination chemistrysolid-state chemistryadvanced materialsinorganic chemistrydirect melt spinningapplied physicsnanotechnologytransition metal chemistry

Nanostructured Iron-Nitrogen Martensite Synthesized From Fe79Mo10B10Cu1 Magnetic Nanocomposite Alloy. Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials (2020)

Song LanBowen DongMatthew A. Willard

materials sciencemechanical engineeringmagnetismiron-nitrogen martensitemagnetic materialsnanomaterialsnanotechnology

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