Introduction to High-Throughput Materials Development
Intermediate
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| Medium Of Instructions | Mode Of Learning | Mode Of Delivery |
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| English | Self Study | Video and Text Based |
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| INR 2436 | yes | Coursera |
The Syllabus
Readings
- Target Audience
- Course Format and Syllabus
- Guest Instructors
- Recommended Background
- Acknowledgements
- Get More from Georgia Tech
- Consent Form
Videos
- Introduction
- Overview of the MGI Approach and How HTMD Fits
- Complexity in Materials Design Part 1
- Complexity in Materials Design Part 2
- Early History Leading up to HTMD
- Recent History of HTMD
- Types of High-Throughput Strategies
- High-Throughput Computational Screening
- Where To Go to Get Started
Readings
- Early History Leading up to HTMD
- Recent History of HTMD
- Types of High-Throughput Strategies
- Earn a Georgia Tech Badge/Certificate/CEUs
Practice Exercise
- Introduction
Videos
- Introduction
- Introduction to Experimental Design
- Model-Based Experimental Design
- Synthesis of Polymers
- Polymer Processing Part 1
- Polymer Processing Part 2
- Additive Manufacturing – Introduction
- Metal Alloy Libraries – Introduction Part 1
- Metal Alloy Libraries – Introduction Part 2
- Vapor Deposition of Thin Films - Introductory Concepts
- Vapor Deposition of Thin Films - Making Libraries
- Diffusion Multiples
- Additive Manufacturing – Metals
- Bulk Alloy Libraries - Microstructure Gradients
- Microstructure Gradient Alloy Libraries Generated by Non-uniform Heating and Cooling
- Microstructure Gradient Alloy Libraries Generated by Non-uniform Deformations
- Rapid Alloy Prototyping
Readings
- Polymer Processing
- Additional details on Diffusion Multiples
- Jominy End Quench Heat Flow Simulation
- Rapid Alloy Prototyping
Practice Exercise
- Library Preparation
Videos
- Introduction
- Composition and Structure of Polymers
- Physical Structure of Polymers
- Chemical Structure of Polymers
- Composition of Inorganics
- Detection of Phase Transformations
- Crystal Structure of Inorganics
Readings
- Composition and Structure of Polymers
- In-depth reading on HT methods for inorganic materials
- In-depth reading on detection of phase transformations
Practice Exercise
- High-Throughput Characterization of Composition and Structure
Videos
- Introduction
- Optical Properties
- Electrical and Thermal Transport Properties
- Introduction
- Strength
- Instrumented Indentation Test
- Measurements using Indentation Methods
- Fracture Toughness
- Indentation Testing - Polymers and Coatings
- Abrasion, Scratch, and Buckling
- Catalysis
- Sorption, Adsorption & Diffusion
- Biological Activity: Cell Culture
- Introduction to Corrosion
- Corrosion Testing Part 1
- Corrosion Testing Part 2
Readings
- Optical Properties
- Electrical and Thermal Transport Properties
- Additional details on measuring strength at microscales
- Additional details on spherical nanoindentation stress-strain curves
- In-depth reading
- In-depth reading
- Biological Activity: Cell Culture
Practice Exercise
- High-Throughput Property Measurements
Videos
- Introduction
- Polymers for Proton Exchange Membranes in Fuel Cells – Part 1
- Polymers for Proton Exchange Membranes in Fuel Cells – Part 2
- Structural Alloys for Energy and Transport - Part 1
- Structural Alloys for Energy and Transport - Part 2
- Structural Alloys for Energy and Transport - Part 3
- Structural Alloys for Energy and Transport - Part 4
- Exploration of PSP Linkages in Dual Phase Steel - Introduction
- Exploration of PSP Linkages in Dual Phase Steel - Property Measurements
- Exploration of PSP linkages in Dual Phase Steel - Microstructure Quantification
- Exploration of PSP Linkages in Dual Phase Steel - Property-Structure-Process-Linkages
- Exploration of PSP Linkages in Dual Phase Steel - High-throughput Sample Prototyping
Readings
- Polymers for Proton Exchange Membranes in Fuel Cells
- Structural Alloys for Energy and Transport
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Practice Exercises
- Polymers for Proton Exchange Membranes in Fuel Cells
- Structural Alloys for Energy and Transport
- Exploration of PSP Linkages in Dual Phase Steel