Welcome to the March Publication Newsletter! This month’s edition highlights new research demonstrating how Thermo‑Calc tools are used across the materials community. You’ll find staff‑authored papers that support product development, along with user publications on topics such as additive manufacturing, sustainable metallurgy, and work involving steels, nickel alloys, and high‑entropy alloys.
We hope you find this selection useful for your research and development activities.
Employee Publications
In this section, you will find papers authored or co‑authored by Thermo-Calc Software staff. These publications highlight how our researchers contribute to the broader scientific community while advancing our own products. Their work supports database development, validates our methodologies, extends Thermo‑Calc into emerging materials fields, and provides new examples and datasets that benefit our users.
David D.S. Silva, Francisco G. Coury, Levente Vitos, Wei Li, Shuo Huang, Norbert Schell, Paul Mason, Amy J. Clarke, Michael J. Kaufman, and Claudemiro Bolfarini
Philipp Stich, Markus Apel, Mustafa Megahed, Ludo Bautmans, Pere Barriobero Vila, Marcus Hans, Thomas Weirich E., Klaus Büßenschütt, Johannes Henrich Schleifenbaum, and Christian Haase
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Lewin V. Deville, Rico Zehl, Luca Saluta, Qingdian Liao, Peter M. Schneider, Tobias Piotrowiak, Benedikt Kohnen, Ellen Suhr, Alfred Ludwig, and Aliaksandr S. Bandarenka
D. Müller, I. Konyashin, B. Ries, J. Pötschke, and A. Michaelis
International Journal of Refractory Metals and Hard Materials
Products Used: Cemented Carbides Database
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Please send us a link and we will consider it for the next Publication Newsletter. We also consider slide decks from presentations, videos of talks, and anything that may be of technical benefit to our broad user community.
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