Science Center for Material Design and Preparation at Central South University was established by Prof. Yong Du after he returned China in February, 2003. Currently, the center consists of 2 professors, 5 associate professor, 1 engineer and 60 postgraduate students. The three academicians in China (Prof. Baiyun Huang, Prof. Zhanpeng Jin and Prof. Peiyun Huang) are appointed as the academic consultants of the center.
The main research fields of the science center cover thermodynamics of phase diagram, diffusion and interfacial reaction, determination and computational simulation of materials performance, microstructural evolution simulation, application of gradient coating technology, hydrogen storage material design and its application,etc. The center has establishd the close cooperative relationships with University of Vienna (Austria), Royal Institute of Technology (Sweden), Thermo-Calc software company (Sweden), Montan unirersitat Leoben (Auselia), Clausthal University of Technology (Germany), Max–Planck–Institut für Eisenforschung (Germany), Ruhr-Universit?t Bochum (Germany), Aachen University (Germany), Materials Science International Team (Germany), University of Wisconsin-Madison (USA), Pennsylvania State University (USA) and Illinois Institute of Technology (USA).
Address:State Key Lab of Powder?Metallurgy, Central South University, Changsha, Hunan, P. R. China
Postcode: 410083
Homepage:?http://imdpm.csu.edu.cn
Please contact:
Dr. Shuhong Liu (+86-731-88877300; E-mail: sky-will0706@hotmail.com) or
June 2021
Five postdoc positions at State Key Lab of Powder Metallurgy, Central South University
Five postdoc positions:
1) phase diagram and thermodynamic calculations, calculations of thermophysical properties (diffusivities, interfacial energies, thermal conductivities, molar volumes, etc.);
2) intelligent computation methods for materials design and development of scientific databases (thermodynamic database, thermophysical property database and so on);
3) finite element analysis, crystal plasticity finite element modeling;
4) phase field modeling;
5) software development for Integrated Computational Materials Engineering and MGI.
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From April 10 to 18, 2018, Dr. Kai Li visited EMAT lab at University of Antwerp and performed insitu tensile experiments in transmission electron microscopes in cooperation with the research group of professor Dominique (Nick) Schryvers. The visit was sponsored by a NSFC-FWO international cooperation project.
September 9, 2015 to September 12, 2015, Yong Du, Cong Zhang, Pangmeng De,Mingyuan Yan, who went to Wuhan to participate in "2015 National Conference and Powder Metallurgy Powder Metallurgy Technology Seminar Across the Taiwan Strait". During the meeting, Prof. DU made a "hard alloy and wear-resistant coating integrated computational materials engineering" report.
Aug. 17-20, 2015,Ming Wei attended 1st International Conference on Computational Design and Simulation of Materials.This meeting is oganized by chief Prof. Dianzhong Li (Institute of Material Research, China). With the attendance of more than 200 people from all over the world.The meeting is mainly hold in two halls at Shenyang China. A total of 77 oral reports, more than 56 posters are there. Ming Wei have proposed oral presentation.
From July 26, 2015 to July 31, 2015, Professor Yong Du and Lijun Zhang, Associate Professor Shuhong Liutook part in 5th Sino-German Symposium “Thermodynamics and Kinetics of Nano and Mesoscale Materials and Their Applications” at Changchun. The symposium was organized by Prof. Qing Jiang, Jilin University and Prof. J. Neugebauer,Max-Planx-Institute for Iron, with the attendance of 40 people from China, Germany, USA, Singapore.There are 40 oral and 4 POSTER presentations.Prof. Yong Du, Prof. Lijun Zhang and Associated Prof. Shuhong Liu gave oral presentations.
From July 10, 2015 to July 14, 2015, Professor Yong Du, Associate Professor Shuhong Liu, Doctorial student Juan Chen, Doctorial student Hui Feng, Doctorial student Yafei Pan, Master student Xuwen He, Master student Weiteng Guo, Master student Dongjia Cao took part in Chinese material conference 2015 in Gui Yang. Yong Du had a oral report entitled by “The thermodynamic and kinetic database of cemented carbide and wear-resistant coating and integrated calculation materials engineering”, Shuhong Liu had a oral report entitled by “Experimental investigation and thermodynamic modeling of the multicomponent Mg-based alloys”, Juan Chen had a oral report entitled by “Thermodynamic description, diffusivities and atomic mobilities in binary Ni?Os system”, Hui Feng had a oral report entitled by “Influence of the precipitation phases on corrosion property of the Mg riched Mg-Al-Zn alloys”, Weiteng Guo had a oral report entitled by “Microstructure and composition of (V,Cr,W)Cx layers at WC/Co interfaces in ultrafine-grained cemented carbides co-doped with Cr and V”, Dongjia Cao had a oral report entitled by “Phase-field Simulation of Microstructure Evolution in the Single-Crystal Ni-Based Superalloy TMS-113 During Solidification”, Yafei Pan had a poster entitled by “Phase equilibria of the Co-Ta-Zr system in the Co-rich portion”, Xuwen He had a poster entitled by “The experimental investigation of multilayer graded cemented carbides based on the miscibility gap in the HfC-TiC system”.
July 6-July 10,2015, This school is organized by Prof. Bo. Sundman (INSTN & KTH). With the attendance of about 25 people from all over the world. The school is mainly hold in Center Port-Royal, Saclay, France. The courses were taught by Prof. Sundman and Dupin, the contents of the lectures on the experiments, the first-principle calculation and the thermodynamic modelling were given by the Professors who come from the United States, Germany and Thermo-Calc company, respectively.
Dr. Shunli Shang from Prof. Z-K Liu’s group, Penn State University, USA is now under an academic visiting in our group. From June 22 to July 3. During which, he will do research work together with Dr. Jiong Wang on the stacking fault property of Ni-alloys. He will also guide research work of Ph.D and Mater students, as well as compose a lecture entitled “New understandings of phases and thermodynamics”.