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MATX studies metals, ceramics, and polymers across the spectrum of extreme temperature, pressure, chemistry, radiation, and frequency/rate/duration environments.

Materials at Extremes (MATX)
Materials at Extremes (MATX) focuses on the advanced manufacturing, mechanical testing, and theoretical mechanics of materials subject to extreme environments.
The goals of MATX are to:
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Leverage Advanced Manufacturing technologies to invent new materials suitable for extreme environments.
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Develop Advanced Testing Methods that accelerate the qualification of new materials and replicate the extreme environments observed in service.
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Develop Advanced Theoretical Models that leverage modern tools (mathematics, probabilistics, machine learning/AI, etc.) to capture the key phenomena observed in materials and enable the prediction of constitutive behaviour, damage evolution, and life at extremes.
MATX News
Eleven new faculty members start their careers in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering in the 2022-2023 academic year. This record number of hires in our department rivals the number of new faculty at other colleges across the US and includes 5 new tenure track faculty, 5 research...
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Eleven new faculty members start their careers in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering in the 2022-2023 academic year. One of these new faculty is Calvin Stewart, who will be an Associate Professor and the Innovation Scholar in the College of Engineering beginning autumn semester...
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Opening Positions
MATX has multiple openings for undergraduate and graduate students.
We are seeking students with a track record of applying themselves outside of the classroom including participation in internships, research experiences, publications, STEM organizations, and/or scholarships/awards.
Only students who have already applied and been admitted to the Ohio State University will be considered.
Please email Dr. Stewart (stewart.2264@osu.edu) with a brief introduction and your CV/resume to learn more.