About this Abstract | 
  
   
    | Meeting | 
    2025 TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition
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    | Symposium 
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    Mechanical Response of Materials Investigated Through Novel In-Situ Experiments and Modeling
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    | Presentation Title | 
    Strength and Deformability in Nanolaminates Containing Thick 3D Interfaces | 
  
   
    | Author(s) | 
    Nathan A. Mara, Mauricio  De Leo, Nicolas  Fuchs-Lynch, Justin Y. Cheng, Shuozhi  Xu, Benjamin  Derby, Irene  Beyerlein | 
  
   
    | On-Site Speaker (Planned) | 
    Nathan A. Mara | 
  
   
    | Abstract Scope | 
    
Bimetallic nanolamellar composites have been studied extensively to probe the influence of interface structure on mechanical properties in nanocrystalline alloys. We have shown that Cu/Nb nanolaminates incorporating 3D interfaces (3D Cu/Nb, 3D Ti/Nb) containing chemical, crystallographic, and structural nanoscale heterogeneities in all spatial dimensions have remarkable strength and deformability compared to 2D interface counterparts (2D Cu/Nb) under in situ micropillar compression normal to interface planes. In this work, we combine  compression results at normal and 45° inclination to interfaces to show that 3D Cu/Nb behaves more isotropically than 2D Cu/Nb and that 3D interfacial shear strength exceeds that of 2D interfaces. We discuss the microstructural origin of high strength and deformability in 3D Cu/Nb in terms of dislocation-interface interactions at the atomic and nano scales using Phase Field Dislocation Dynamics to model dislocation transmission across nanolaminate bimetallic interfaces. | 
  
   
    | Proceedings Inclusion? | 
    Planned:  | 
  
 
    | Keywords | 
    Mechanical Properties, Modeling and Simulation, Nanotechnology |