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When manufacturing techniques transform metals, ceramics or composites into technologically useful forms, understanding the mechanism of the phase transformation process is critical to shaping the behavior of these high-performance materials. However, seeing the transformation in real time is indeed difficult. A new study in the journal Nature, led by Professor Guangwen Zhou of the Thomas J. Watson College of Engineering and Applied Science’s Department of Mechanical Engineering and the Materials Science program at Binghamton University, uses a transmission electron microscope (TEM) to peer into the oxide. -to-metal transformation at the atomic level. Of particular interest are mismatch dislocations which are always present at the interface in multiphase materials and play a key role in determining structural and functional properties. Students Zhou, Xianhu Sun and Dongxiang Wu are the first co-authors of this paper (“Kinetics of dislocation-induced interfacial transformation”). Su

Australian model Amber Luke has shared more dramatic before and after photos of her wild $250,000 transformation into ‘Dragon Girl’. Amber was once a fresh-faced blonde with no facial tattoos before spending big bucks on extreme ink and body modifications. She posted early social media photos of herself with almost no makeup on her skin and her platinum locks styled in a subtle blow-dry. Australian model Amber Luke has shared more dramatic before and after photos of her wild $250,000 transformation into ‘Dragon Girl’. Left, before. Right after In the selfie she wears a button-down short-sleeved leather jacket and a striped top underneath. This is far from how it looks today. In addition to her elaborate collection of tattoos, Amber has undergone a number of procedures to transform herself, including injecting blue ink into her eyeballs and splitting her tongue in half. She often poses in bondage-style bikinis and underwear to show off her eye-opening ink. The soci

Model struggling with severe acne reveals ‘secret’ weapon she used to achieve ‘glassy smooth skin’ in just six months: ‘You can thank me later’ Model Jordan Simek has shared her skin-changing skincare routine Aussie youth struggles with acne and redness for years She started using Secret Skin Care and saw her skin change ‘Your skin will thank me later, I promise,’ he said next to a snap of his face By Laura House For The Australian Daily Mail Published: 00:29 EDT, 7 July 2022 | Updated: 04:42 EDT, 7 July 2022 An Australian model has shared a ‘secret’ weapon that has cleared her acne and redness and left her with ‘glassy smooth’ skin in just six months. Jordan Simek, from Sydney, has finally revealed that he’s been using Secret Skin Care after ‘gatekeeping’ his routine for a while – and the results speak for themselves. Started by Perth-based Skin Clinic owner Dr Clara Hurst and General Physician Dr Deb Cohen-Jones i