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    Entropy flow in thermoelectric/thermochemical transport

    Long-Qing Chen, John C. Mauro in MRS Bulletin (2024)

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    Unifying physics of chemical mobility, diffusivity, and capacitance

    Long-Qing Chen, John C. Mauro in MRS Bulletin (2024)

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    Glassomics: An omics approach toward understanding glasses through modeling, simulations, and artificial intelligence

    Glass science, like other materials domains, has been advancing at a rapid pace during the last few decades thanks to sophisticated experimental techniques, simulation methods, and computing capabilities. Spec...

    Mohd Zaki, Amreen Jan, N. M. Anoop Krishnan, John C. Mauro in MRS Bulletin (2023)

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    Modeling the relaxation of fluctuations in glass during the Ritland crossover experiment

    A knowledge of fluctuations is crucial for understanding the long-term kinetics of glasses. However, current approaches for modeling relaxation rely on an order parameter that only approximates the physics of ...

    Collin J. Wilkinson, Kuo-Hao Lee, Danqi Yin, John C. Mauro in MRS Communications (2022)

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    Mechanical and Compositional Design of High-Strength Corning Gorilla® Glass

    For complex glass compositions with more than eight constituent compounds, experimental measurements of the entire composition space are prohibitively expensive and time-consuming. In addition, for systems wit...

    Mehmet C. Onbaşlı, Adama Tandia, John C. Mauro in Handbook of Materials Modeling (2020)

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    Fundamentals of Organic-Glass Adhesion

    In this work, we review recently developed methods for quantifying the fundamentals of organic-glass adhesion. This chapter will explore modeling methods, which serve to further develop the known scientific kn...

    Sushmit Goyal, Hyunhang Park, Sung Hoon Lee… in Handbook of Materials Modeling (2020)

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    Modeling of Glasses: An Overview

    Glass modeling includes unique advantages and challenges with respect to other fields of materials modeling owing to lack of long-range order, strong dependence on temperature and pressure history, statistical...

    Mehmet C. Onbaşlı, John C. Mauro in Handbook of Materials Modeling (2020)

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    Modeling the Relaxation Behavior of Glasses for Display Applications

    Glass modeling includes unique advantages and challenges with respect to other fields of materials modeling owing to lack of long-range order, strong dependence on temperature and pressure history, statistical...

    Mehmet C. Onbaşlı, John C. Mauro in Handbook of Materials Modeling

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    Mechanical and Compositional Design of High-Strength Corning Gorilla® Glass

    For complex glass compositions with more than eight constituent compounds, experimental measurements of the entire composition space are prohibitively expensive and time-consuming. In addition, for systems wit...

    Mehmet C. Onbaşlı, Adama Tandia, John C. Mauro in Handbook of Materials Modeling

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    High-speed camera study of Stage III crack propagation in chemically strengthened glass

    Thermally or chemically strengthened glass is more resistant to damage and breakage compared to non-strengthened glass. Both strengthening mechanisms are based on incorporation of a compressive stress profile ...

    Zhongzhi Tang, Matthew B. Abrams, John C. Mauro, Leon R. Zoeller… in Applied Physics A (2014)

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    Principles of Pyrex® glass chemistry: structure–property relationships

    Pyrex® glass was one of the first commercial boroaluminosilicate glass compositions, selected in 1915 from thousands of compositions due to its ability to sustain mechanical and thermal shock. While the microscop...

    Morten M. Smedskjaer, Randall E. Youngman, John C. Mauro in Applied Physics A (2014)