Explore the world of high-strength high entropy alloys and their applications in high magnetic field laboratories in this informative presentation by Dr. Ke Han from The National High Magnetic Field Laboratory. Delve into the properties and potential of these advanced materials as they relate to cutting-edge magnetic field research. Gain insights into the challenges and innovations driving the development of alloys capable of withstanding extreme conditions in high-field magnets. Learn about the latest advancements in materials science that are pushing the boundaries of magnetic field research and enabling new discoveries in physics, chemistry, and engineering.
Overview
Syllabus
A high-strength alloy for high field magnet
Taught by
MuST Program for Disordered Materials
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