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Description
This project will develop further our new strategy for producing new super-dense material phases, predicted to exist theoretically but not experimentally confirmed yet, by ultrafast laser induced microexplosion. These studies at previously unachievable, record-high heating and quenching rates will provide a deeper insight into the fundamentals of material behaviour under extreme conditions. The unique approach, which has already led us to the discovery of a new superdense phase of aluminium, will deliver underpinning knowledge, prominent training to young researchers, and will have a profound interdisciplinary impact as an inexpensive and fast synthesis of a large variety of new super-dense nanomaterials for industrial applications.
Status | Finished |
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Effective start/end date | 1/01/12 → 30/04/16 |
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