Structural materials are subjected to combinations of stress and corrosive environments that
work synergistically to cause premature failure. Therefore, studies on the combined effect of …

Microscopic lab-based X-ray computed tomography (XµCT) aided finite element (FE)
modelling is a popular method with increasing nature within material science to predict local …

Dynamic loading of materials is fundamental in understanding the mechanical response of
cellular solids and elucidates time dependent properties that pertain to energy absorption …

The ability of additive manufacturing to directly fabricate complex shapes provides
characterization challenges for part qualification. The orientation of the microstructures …

Cast duplex stainless steels (CDSS) is being extensively used in many industries. The
morphology and distribution of ferrite phase present, as well as the micropores defect …

This paper presents the design, construction, and assembly of laboratory apparatus to
undertake in‐situ corrosion fatigue tests in a sour corrosive environment under uniaxial …

In recent years, the plant morphology has been well studied by multiple approaches at
cellular and subcellular levels. Two-dimensional (2D) microscopy techniques offer imaging …

Appendage regeneration occurs within the opaque exoskeleton in arthropods, making it
challenging to visualize the regenerative processes dynamically. In this protocol, we present …

Since its initial development and demonstration by GN Hounsfield in the early 1970's [1, 2],
X-ray computed tomography (XCT) has proven to be an important imaging tool for a variety …

The 3D printing of polymeric materials offer a wealth of possibilities, in that unique structures
may be printed with geometries that are not possible with traditional molding, extrusion …