MST-8 People
| Name |
Ming Tang |
| Team |
Characterization and Modeling of Mechanical Properties |
| Position |
Postdoctoral |
| Phone |
(505) 665 1472 |
| E-Mail |
mtang@lanl.gov |
| Research Interests |
- Ion irradiation damage effects in ceramic materials (rare-earth sesquioxides
Dy2O3, Er2O3, and Lu2O3; spinel MgAl2O4, MgGa2O4; δ-Sc4Zr3O12; ZrO2; Al2O3; Y2O3.
Especially ion irradiation-induced phase transformations in rare-earth sesquioxides
Dy2O3, Er2O3, and Lu2O3.
- Radiation tolerance study on Actinide oxides (from Y6U1O12 to Y4U3O12)
- Radiation tolerance study on bulk nano-phase ceramic materials (such
as:MgGa2O4)
- Ion beam synthesis and luminescence characterization of nanophosphors (such as:
Eu:Y2O3)
- Coulomb Mechanisms for Ion Damage in Insulators in the Electronic Stopping
Regime
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| Research Highlights |
- The Seaborg Institute Postdoctoral Fellow at LANL 2006
- The NM American Ceramic Society graduate scholarship 2006
- Paige Ashman Memorial Award, New Mexico Institute of Mining and
Technology 2005
- The Best Young Ten Engineers, Nanjing Chemical Industry Corporation 1994
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| Education |
- Ph.D. in Materials Engineering, August 2006
New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
Dissertation: “Radiation Damage Effects in Rare-Earth Sesquioxides under Ion
Irradiation”,
Academic Advisor: Dr. Ping Lu, Research Advisor: Dr. Kurt E. Sickafus
- M.S. in Materials Engineering, August 2003
New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
Thesis: “Phase Transformation of Rare-Earth Sesquioxide Dy2O3 under Heavy
Ion Irradiation”,
Academic Advisor: Dr. Ping Lu, Research Advisor: Dr. Kurt E. Sickafus
- B.S. in Electronic Engineering, July 1990
East China University of Science and Technology, Shanghai, China
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| Curriculum Vitæ |
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