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Institute of Physics and Materials Science

Working areas

  • Multiscale material characterization and testing
  • Study of biological and development of bio-inspired materials
  • Efficient use and in service behavior of materials
  • Material aging in the environment
  • Cooperations

Working areas

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  • Department of Natural Sciences and Sustainable Resources
  • Institute of Physics and Materials Science
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This page is available under these URLs:
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  • https://short.boku.ac.at/qmyom

Multiscale material characterization and testing

  • Fracture mechanics and fatigue crack growth
     
  • Micromechanical testing, microindentation
  • Charcaterization of materials at nanoscale
  • High-cycle fatigue
  • Development of ultrasonic fatigue testing equipment

Study of biological and development of bio-inspired materials

  • Structure and properties of biological materials
  • Biocompatible and bioresorbable medical implant materials
  • Bio-inspired materials

Efficient use and in service behavior of materials

  • Development of resource efficient material cutting technologies
  • Influence of microstructural variability on cyclic strength
  • High frequency fatigue testing in the very high cycle regime
  • Corrosion fatigue testing, fatigue testing at elevated temperatures
  • Fatigue damage monitoring and modelling

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Biotechnology and Food Science

 

Economics and Social Sciences

 

Ecosystem Management, Climate and Biodiversity

 

Landscape, Water and Infrastructure

 

Natural Sciences and Sustainable Resources

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