MMM Lab represents at TMS Specialty Congress

MMM Lab members presented their work at this year’s TMS Specialty Congress held in Anaheim, CA. The lineup of MMM Lab talks included:

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Title: A High-Fidelity Fatigue-Life Modeling Framework Using Fast Fourier Transforms

Track: 3DMS 2025

Speaker: Nathan Searle

Co-authors: Krishna Logakannan, Laura Vietz, Benjamin Anglin (Naval Nuclear Lab), Ashley Spear

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Title: An Interleaved Physics-Based Deep-Learning Framework as a New Cycle Jumping Approach for Microstructurally Small Fatigue Crack Growth Simulations

Track: AIM 2025

Speaker: Ashley Spear

Co-author: Vignesh Babu Rao

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Title: Modeling the Hardening and Damage Evolution of Additively Manufactured Metal Matrix Composites Using an Elasto-Viscoplastic FFT-Based Framework

Track: 3DMS 2025

Speaker: Claire Ticknor

Co-author: Jamila Khanfri (GA Tech), Alex Butler (GA Tech), Josh Kacher (GA Tech), Aaron Stebner (GA Tech), Ashley Spear

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Title: Scaling Ductility From Microscale to Bulk by Coupling Crystal Plasticity Simulations With Deep Learning

Track: 3DMS 2025

Speaker: Laura Vietz

Co-authors: Rebecca Divine, Carter Cocke (Caltech), Ashley Spear