We has at least two funded Ph.D. student positions available for Fall 2025 in the following areas: One position in electron microscopy of metallic glass, combining in situ 4D STEM with machine learning to understand …
Major publications update
Over 30 new papers added to the bibliography (which was pretty out of date)! A few highlights include machine learning approaches to electron event detection for our ultrafast 4D STEM camera, a new method to …
Congratulations to Chenyu!
It’s be a banner month for Voyles group member Chenyu Zhang! Just yesterday, a paper incorporating some of his 4D STEM results on supertwisted spirals of 2D transition metal dichalcogenides was published in Science, along …
New papers!
Four new papers! Xing Wang’s work on radiation-induced segregation to SiC grain boundaries has appeared in Nature Materials, and Chenyu’s work on 2D memristors, hyperferroelectric Heusler thin films, and half-Heusler FeVSb films have all been …
Data links fixed
A behind-the-scenes change to the UW-Madison web hosting infrastructure broke many of the links to the raw data associated with our publications from the bibliography. All of those links are now fixed and point to …
Major papers update
Major papers update! Chenyu has published 5 papers since the website was last updated. His has major was to use convolutional neural networks to analysis 4D STEM data. He has also contributed to papers on …
Congratulations to Xuying!
Xuying has successfully defended her thesis and earned her PhD! Congratulations! She will be joining Lam Research in San Jose in February.
Welcome new graduate students!
The Voyles group welcomes three new graduate students this fall: John Sunderland, Shuoyuan Huang, and Jingrui Wei. John and Shuoyuan will be working on aspects of metallic glasses, and Jingrui will be working on 4D …
Paper on Nb precipitates in irradiated Zr published
Chenyu has contributed some beautiful STEM results to a paper just published on Nb precipitates in Zr. In additional to high-resolution STEM images, this paper contains first results on strain mapping using our new 4D …
Xing Wang moving to Assistant Professor position in January
Former group member Xing Wang is moving will become an Assistant Professor in the Department of Nuclear Engineering at Penn State University in January. Congratulations, Xing!