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SUMMARY:Space Seminar. Beyond limits: cutting-edge materials for the final frontier
DESCRIPTION:The seminar entitled "Beyond limits: cutting-edge materials for
  the final frontier" will be held by Professor Marek Dollar on 23 October a
 t 12pm.\n\nParticipation\n\n 	online (MS Teams) 	in person: Building C-6, r
 oom 501 \n\nBeyond limits: cutting-edge materials for the final frontier\n\
 nThe focus of the seminar is on ground-breaking structural materials, engin
 eered to perform multiple functions under heavy mechanical loads and extrem
 e temperatures, as well as in space specific environments (vacuum, radiatio
 n, atmospheric re-entry). An overview of different classes of materials, in
 cluding, but not limited to, refractory metals, ultra-high temperature cera
 mics, carbon-carbon composites and high entropy alloys will be presented.\n
 \nAbout the speaker\n\nProfessor Marek Dollar began his academic journey at
  the AGH University of Krakow (MSc, PhD, DSc degrees, and the Belvedere pro
 fessorship). After a 40-years-long research, teaching and academic leadersh
 ip career in the US, at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh (as Visiti
 ng Faculty), Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago (as Professor and 
 Inaugural Chairman of Mechanical, Materials & Aerospace Engineering Departm
 ent) and Miami University in Oxford, Ohio (as Prorector and Founding Dean o
 f its College of Engineering & Computing), he has returned to his Alma Mate
 r to join the Faculty of Space Technologies.\n\nProfessor Dollar has an out
 standing record of research accomplishments in the area of materials scienc
 e & engineering and he is arguably best known for his contributions to our 
 understanding of structure–property relationships in high temperature struc
 tural materials for aerospace applications. His still evolving research int
 erests include now cutting-edge, ultra-high temperature, multifunctional ma
 terials for extreme conditions in outer space.
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