Wendy Gu

Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Stanford. Nanomaterials, materials in extreme environments, in-situ testing, high-pressure, colloidal self-assembly.

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Intergranular cracks propagate either through the brittle extension of an existing crack or through coalescence with secondary cracks ahead of the crack front. Secondary cracks form via void nucleation and growth at grain boundaries and preferentially initiate at high-angle GBs

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I’m particularly proud of our new Acta Materialia paper on hydrogen embrittlement. https://t.co/ZIyWwA3gLu

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Coherent twin boundaries are not significant locations for hydrogen segregation, regardless of sample strain.

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Alumni Abhinav Parakh is doing great work at Livermore National Lab. Inspiring talk from Jonathan Hopkins

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New paper on nanocluster based two photon lithography, with Portela and Gianola groups https://t.co/64irISmK32

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Happy Centennial @StanfordEng! Our group photo is the front image for the video to celebrate this event. https://t.co/4nqI13V6xk

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Congratulations to Sammi Cheung for being awarded a DOE Office of Science Graduate Student Fellowship to work at LLNL on nano 3D printing!

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The new pope has a degree from Villanova, where my former student teaches. Basically, I’m besties with the pope.

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The application for the Timoshenko Distinguished Postdoc Fellowship is now open. We are seeking exceptional applicants in the field of solid mechanics (broadly defined) for a fully funded, two-year position at Stanford. Please share widely. https://t.co/gaJlp8mY7w

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A ray of research sunshine: installing the new Femtotools in-situ SEM nanoindenter, with support from the Stanford-SLAC Battery Center.

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Congratulations to @TengCui1 who will join the @UWaterloo as an assistant professor in a few months. Looking forward to seeing great work from his future lab!

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Triply periodic minimal surfaces lattices as thermo-mechanical protection. Now published https://t.co/7WRTidMWWw Congrats Sammi, Jiyun and collaborators!

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3D printed micro-blades for cutting tissue, with Sindy Tang's group, in Extreme Mechanics Letters. https://t.co/WroK9CLMrC

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And the News and Views https://t.co/qOEI4kBgwz

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Worms eating nanocrystals. Collaboration with the @Dionne_Group now published in @Nature https://t.co/EKoOv2mmtM

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Happy new year! Collaborative work with Seunghwa Ryu on machine learning driven lattice materials: https://t.co/2nLhhobTK6

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Our collaboration with Andrea Hodge and Huajian Gao on nano twins at high pressure is available at @Acta_Materialia: https://t.co/JGwGmaYDhi

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Andrew Lee is now a professor at Villanova University