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Metallic Amorphous Structures Toolkit for generating Special Glass Structures.
Computational materials science · Shenyang, China
Project Researcher · Institute of Metal Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences
I develop atomistic, thermodynamic, and machine-learning methods for compositionally complex materials, connecting atomic configurations with finite-temperature phase stability, defects, and mechanical behavior.
My research connects first-principles calculations, statistical sampling, CALPHAD, and machine-learning interatomic potentials. I also build open-source tools that turn these methods into reproducible workflows for phase diagrams, metallic glasses, and defect-rich alloys.
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Metallic Amorphous Structures Toolkit for generating Special Glass Structures.
High-throughput alloy phase diagrams and machine-learning-potential evaluation.
Physically constrained CALPHAD models refined with experimental data.
Low-energy structure search for complex alloys with interstitials and defects.