
A "digital materials scientist", developing characterisation, simulation and data workflows for Materials 4.0. #Python #Javascript #OpenSource #OpenData
Sheffield, England
Joined June 2019
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Meet the 2023 @iom3 YPLC finalists!
'Programmable microstructures: Unleashing the potential of engineering alloys with metal additive manufacturing'
Henry Saunders (North East)
Register to attend: bit.ly/YPLC2023final #YPLC2023 @RoyceInstitute @SMEA1894 @sheffielduni
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In powder bed #additivemanufacturing, consistency is key. The Materials Processing Institute has developed some handy morphological classifications for powders that give anyone working with these materials a great framework. bit.ly/3IOTBEA
#malvernpanalytical
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Next #weekendusers @UCLEngineering use DED-based powder rig for #additivemanufacturing studies #insitu with high-speed #radiography @esrfsynchrotron . #synchrotron #EBS #photonics
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"Data for: Loss performance of an additively manufactured axial flux machine stator with an eddy-current limiting structure..." by Alexander Goodall et al just published on #SheffieldORDA dx.doi.org/10.15131/shef.dat…
Early Xmas presents from a friend who went to Japan recently. Motivation to fix my non-functioning SNES controller. Anyone recognise the top game? @nvmuk
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Some snap-off, pre-mounted weld tracks (234) that just need a quick polish. Tried a few new laser strategies to hopefully make weld track analysis faster and more useful. @RoyceSheffield @mapphub #additivemanufacturing #3Dprinting – at Sheffield, England
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Pi-based Spectrometer Gets An Upgrade hackaday.com/2022/10/29/pi-b…
Shove some recrystallisation in there for good measure 🫤
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Digital calliper read out to USB with a @Raspberry_Pi Pico. It will soon be installed on an #opensource mechanical testing machine as an extensometer. New oscilloscope for the home lab was invaluable at first ever attempt to decode a digital signal.
Really enjoying the @FullControlXYZ release schedule for new print designs. It’s like the old weekly magazine+toy collection excitement all over again.
Struggled with the new @FullControlXYZ phone holder using an SD card to run the print. The seam kept overextruding and ripping the part away from the bed. Attempting to run manually via a Python script feeding gcode over usb 🤞
I don’t understand any of the biology here but the cell segmentation and visualisation is amazing! Love a good visual description.
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This is why I made some ‘changes’ 😁 A PI allowing their trainees to properly own their work will undoubtedly result in a better project and a happier researcher in the long term.
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Not just for code! I bet loads of groups have aspects of this, but that it still involves 1-2 key group members managing everything manually. Making the onboarding process partially asynchronous with an editable website is a great point 👍
What if we could do this for materials science? Automated labs with tensile testers, fatigue rigs, DSC, XRD etc All the pieces of the puzzle are there already.
theguardian.com/science/2022…
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I excel at getting hangovers... but today I'm trying overhangs 🙃
"Overhang Challenge" model now available at fullcontrol.xyz
Try to get 90 degrees!
If anyone manages to get a downward overhang of 135 degrees, I'll buy you a car (I won't)
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