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Welcome to the Newsletter!
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In this edition, you'll learn about:
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Qing Chen and Paul Mason Inducted into ASM Fellows Class of 2022
Two Thermo-Calc Software employees, Prof. Qing Chen and Paul Mason, were inducted into the ASM Fellows Class of 2022, considered one of the highest honors for those working in the field of materials. In addition to being honored by their peers, inductees also serve as advisors to ASM’s board of trustees.
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How to Plot Experimental Data
Several calculation examples included in Thermo-Calc include experimental values to show the accuracy of the calculation. Comparing calculated data with experimental data can also be very useful in research.
In our latest blog post, we show you how to include your own numerical experimental data in your Thermo-Calc plots. This can also be done in the Free Educational Package.
The plot shows a TTT diagram comparing calculated results (lines) with experimental data points (triangles and plus signs).
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Thermo-Calc Used to Design Frankensteel at Teacher’s Camp
This summer Thermo-Calc was used by teachers at a materials camp at MIT to design and make a self-healing material known as Frankensteel. The camp was put on by MIT to introduce teachers to materials science and give them the resources and knowledge to bring it back to their classrooms. Thermo-Calc Software is proud to support such efforts by donating software to the camp and to the teachers to take back to their schools. You can learn more about the camp and see pictures of the teachers designing their materials at the link below:
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Customer Satisfaction Survey Results 2022
Results from our comprehensive customer satisfaction survey 2022 are in! Read about some of the highlights and how we are responding to the feedback. Thank you to everyone who took the time to participate in the Customer Satisfaction Survey for 2022! We are very grateful for the valuable feedback that we received.
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New Whitepaper: Weldability of Nickel-based Alloys
A new white paper is available on our website: Weldability of Nickel-based Alloys: Solving Problems with the Assistance of Computational Techniques. The paper highlights four areas where the use of computational thermodynamic software has been an important part of the engineer’s toolbox to help solve weldability challenges.
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Upcoming Presentations
We regularly present research at a variety of conferences, exhibitions, meetings, and other events around the world. We hope you'll join our presentations when we are in your area.
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Workshop on Artificial Intelligence in Additive Manufacture 2022 - CAM2 & MAPP 5 October 2022 | Sheffield, UK
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Application of CALPHAD based tools to Additive Manufacturing
Author: Andreas Markström Date: 5 October 2022 Time: 14:30 - 14:45 Session: 3 - Process Modelling and Simulation
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MS&T22 9 - 13 October 2022 | Pittsburgh, USA
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Solidification Modelling With CALPHAD: Process Applications of Equilibrium and Non-equilibrium Models and When to Use Them
Authors: Adam Hope, Ben Sutton Date: 11 October 2022 Time: 9:00 AM Location: 326 Session: Alloy Phase Transformations at Elevated Temperatures — Session II
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A Thermodynamic Database for Ultra-high Temperature Ceramics
Authors: Weiwei Zhang, Paul Mason Date: 12 October 2022 Time: 8:00 AM Location: 408 Session: Phase Transformations in Ceramics: Science and Applications — Session I
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A Thermodynamic and Properties Database for Permanent Magnetic Materials
Authors: Weiwei Zhang, Paul Mason Date: 12 October 2022 Time: 9:20 AM Location: 413 Session: Energy Materials for Sustainable Development — Electrets and Magnetic Conversion/Capacitative Storage and Electrochemical Conversion
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A General Solid Solution Strengthening Model in Multicomponent Alloys
Authors: Taiwu Yu, Thomas Barkar, Paul Mason Date: 12 October 2022 Time: 2:40 PM Location: 326 Session: Inference-based Approaches for Material Discovery and Property Optimisation — Structure-Property Inference from Simulations
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Copper Alloys 2022 22 – 23 November 2022 | Dusseldorf, Germany
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Phase Transformations and Kinetic Simulations of Cu-based Alloys
Authors: Shan Jin, Åke Jansson Date: 23 November 2022 Time: 11:35 Session: Material Analysis and Digitalisation
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Live Online Training Courses
Our next set of live online training courses is scheduled for March 2023. Courses are offered independently and do not require that attendees register for the set.
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Diffusion Module (DICTRA) 21 – 23 March 2023 Learn more
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Precipitation Module (TC-PRISMA) 28 – 29 Marck 2023 Learn more
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On-demand Learning Hub
Learn about Thermo-Calc, the Add-on Modules, and TC-Python at your own pace with our comprehensive online Learning Hub.
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Global Head Office Thermo-Calc Software AB Råsundavägen 18 Solna, SE-169 67 Sweden Email: info@thermocalc.com Phone: + 46(0)8 545 959 30 |
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Austria, Germany & Switzerland Thermo-Calc Software Impact Hub Basel Münchensteinerstrasse 274a 4053 Basel, Switzerland Email: info@thermocalc.com Phone: +4178 812 72 45
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USA, Canada, & Mexico Thermo-Calc Software, Inc 4160 Washington Road McMurray, PA 15317, USA Email: info@thermocalc.com Cell: +1(724) 518-7334 |
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Korea Thermo-Calc Software Korea LLC 11th Floow, 131 (Shinil Bldg) 131 Toegye-Ro, Jung-Gu, 04537 Seoul, Korea john.park@thermocalc.com +82 10 7355 1624
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