Welcome to the May Publication Newsletter! This month’s edition highlights new research demonstrating how Thermo‑Calc tools are used across the materials community, in addition to some data insights from Thermo-Calc's citation history.
We hope you find this selection of papers useful for your research and development activities.
Highlights of Citation History (2015-2025)
In 2015, we started to track how often our software and databases are cited in an article. For this edition of the newsletter, we'd like to share some insights from our citation history 2015-2025.
Thermo-Calc products are cited on average at least 10 times a day.
87% of the product citations are via peer-reviewed journal articles.
Between 2015 and 2025 the number of citations for both software and databases has almost tripled (196% increase).
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.
Mingzhang Yang, Rangasayee Kannan, Mohsen K. Keshavarz, and Mihaela Vlasea
npj Advanced Manufacturing
Products Used: Metal Slag and Oxides Database
Most Popular Databases in Publications
Between 2015 and 2025, the three most popular thermodynamic database citations by raw numbers were Aluminium-based Alloys Databases, Steel and Fe-Alloys Databases, and High Entropy Alloys Databases, which are all featured in this newsletter.
Wenhao Zhou, Xinyu Zhang, Ming Fan, Zhongwen Wu, Qing Peng, Haitao Zhao, Junheng Gao, Honghui Wu, Chaolei Zhang, and Shuize Wang
Journal of Materials Research and Technology
Products Used: Steel and Fe-Alloys Databases
Citation Insight: Journal of Materials Research and Technology is one of the most common journals you'll find Thermo-Calc cited in - with over 100 citations in 2025.
Mobin Mazloomi, Hamed Shahmir, Farsad Forghani, and Mohammad Ismail International Journal of Hydrogen Energy
Products Used:High Entropy Alloys Databases
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