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Welcome to the Division of Engineering Materials! 

In line with the Linköping University goals, the work within our division is based on three keystones: Education, Research and Industry collaboration

Education

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We are giving courses at both basic and advanced levels to around 400 engineering students each year. Since material science is a practical subject we combine theoretical studies with hands-on exercises within our laboratory. All our courses contain laboratory works such as material testing, hardening methods, microscopy etc.

Courses vt2 2013:

TMKM09 - Engineering Materials for Lightweight Applications

TMKM86 - Konstruktionsmaterial för I

 

Research

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Today we have two main research areas: High temperature materials and Residual stresses. High temperature materials such as Ni-based superalloys, ceramic coatings and austenitic stainless steels are used in gas turbine and power plant industry. Residual stresses can be measured by X-ray diffraction and by introducing residual stresses in truck components, fatigue life can be improved.

 

Industry collaboration

In each of our research projects there is a strong industry collaboration. The work is performed in close contact with companies such as Sandvik Materials Technology, Siemens Industrial Turbomachinery, Sapa Technology, Volvo Aero and Scania.

 

If you are interested in our courses, master thesis or some kind of collaboration; please contact us!


 


News!


May
Publication by Christophe Mattei et al. :

"An experimental study of mechanisms behind wrinkle development during forming of composte laminates"

April 8
Visiting researcher Peter Skoglund from Scania and PhD student Viktor Norman have joined the group, WELCOME! 

March 22
Mikael Segersäll defended his licentiate thesis.

February 22
Kang Yuan defended his licentiate thesis

 

Coming up!


June 16-21
The whole Engineering Materials group will participate in the 13th International Conference on Fracture in Beijing, China.

 

Agora Materiae


Agora Materiae is a material science graduate school at Linköping University.

For more information please visit Agora's homepage.

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Page responsible: mikael.segersall@liu.se
Last updated: 2013-04-25