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Kiener Daniel

Univ.-Prof., Dipl.-Ing. Dr.mont.

20042025

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Research interests

  • Investigation of surface and interface structures and their impact on the structural and functional performance of nanocrystalline, nanocomposite, and nanoporous materials.
  • Study of plasticity and fracture in high-performance materials, emphasizing the connection between local structural defects and macroscopic deformation or failure behavior.
  • Development and application of advanced in situ electron microscopy techniques and miniaturized mechanical testing methods.
  • Exploration of size effects to optimize and tailor structural and functional properties of materials.
  • Design interface engineered material systems capable of withstanding extreme conditions, including radiation, high temperatures, and hydrogen exposure.
  • Analysis of residual stresses, mechanical strength, fracture mechanisms, and thermo-mechanical fatigue in microelectronic materials.

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