Workshop XVI Presentations
- 12:00 noon, Welcome & Lunch
- 1:00 pm, PanPhaseField, Kamal Kadirvel, CompuTherm
- 2:00 pm, MOOSE & Calphad, Chaitanya Bhave, Idaho National Laboratory
- 3:00 pm, Group Photo & Break
- 3:30 pm, Progress toward automatic parameterization of thermodynamics in a multi-component phase field model in PRISMS-PF, Beck Andrews, University of Michigan
- 3:45 pm, Thermo4PFM: Facilitating Phase-field simulations of alloys with thermodynamic driving forces, Jean-Luc Lattebert, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
- 4:15 pm, Discussion: Calphad & Phase Field Methods / Benchmarks open ended
- 5:30 pm, Dinner
- 8:30 am, Breakfast
- 9:00 am, Length-scale Selection Under Confinement in Stainless Steels Under Chill-casting Solidification Conditions, Salvador Rodriguez, McGill – Canada
- 9:30 am, Accelerating Phase Field Using Machine Learning, Damien Pinto, McGill
- 10:00 am, Kinetic Descriptions for Modeling Charge Transfer in Electrode Materials and Their Impact on Phase Transitions, Souzan Hammadi, Uppsala University – Sweden
- 10:30 am, Break
- 11:00 am, Advocating with Decision Makers: Phase Field as a Critical Science Tool, Mike Tonks, University of Florida
- 12:00 noon, Lunch
- 1:00 pm, PFHub: Updates, Daniel Wheeler, NIST
- 2:00 pm, Spectral Interpolation & Gold Standards, Trevor Keller, NIST
- 3:00 pm, Break
- 3:30 pm, Lightning Talks
- 3D Orientation Field Model for Grain Growth, Phil Staublin, Northwestern
- Phase Field with Large Driving Forces - Short Hands-on Tutorial, Jin Zhang, Northwestern
- Convergence and Suitability of PFHub 1a Variations, David Joy, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
- Atomic Scale Shuffle, Duncan Burns, Northwestern
- Effects of H-phase precipitation on martensitic transformation in NiTi-Hf high-temperature shape memory alloys: A simulation study, Taiwu Yu, ThermoCalc Software Inc.
- 8:30 am, Breakfast
- 9:00 am, Recommended Practices Guide, Jon Guyer, NIST
- 11:00 am, Discussion: Next Steps
- 12:00 pm, Adjourn & Lunch to-go