On 22 October 2025, Li Zheng successfully defended her doctoral thesis titled “Data‑driven modeling and generative design of architected materials.” Her work marks an important contribution to the rapidly evolving intersection of computational engineering, mechanics of materials, and machine learning.
We are happy to announce that Shashank defended his thesis “A Finite-temperature Atomistic Framework for Mass Transport in Metallic Alloys” on October 3, 2025.
We warmly congratulate Miguel Spinola Fandila on successfully defending his doctoral thesis “Finite-temperature quasistatic atomistics from Gaussian phase packets: application to grain boundaries and glasses.”