Webinar

In Situ and 4D Characterization Across Length Scales in Materials Science

6 May 2020 · 56 min watch
  • Materials Sciences
  • X-Ray Microscopy
Author

Dr. Hrishikesh Bale

Solutions Manager, Engineering Materials
ZEISS Microscopy

Author

Dr. Nikhilesh Chawla

Fulton Professor of Materials Science and Engineering Arizona State University

Abstract

In Situ and 4D Characterization Across Length Scales in Materials Science

This webinar discusses multi-scale characterization, including corrosion and failure studies of aluminum alloys, highlighting the ongoing work at the newly established Center for 4D Materials Science at Arizona State University

We will show how combined correlative imaging approaches such as non-destructive X-ray microscopy and FIB-SEM on the same specimen provide a basis for more efficient characterization workflows and a more complete understanding of failure mechanisms. In doing so, in situ and time-lapse (4D) experiments will be discussed in detail.

The use of multiple imaging modalities will be addressed, in particular the use of diffraction contrast tomography to obtain 3D grain orientation mapping information non-destructively, and relate this information to absorption or phase contrast imaging.


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