Sara Adibi

Dr. Sara Adibi is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at San Diego State University (SDSU), affiliated with the College of Engineering. Her primary email is sadibi@sdsu.edu, and her website is https://sadibi.sdsu.edu. Her research focuses on advanced materials science, particularly metallic alloys, nanomaterials, and computational modeling of material behavior under extreme conditions.

Her research interests include hydrogen embrittlement in steels, molecular dynamics simulations of nanoscale materials, and the development of interatomic potentials for predictive material modeling. She explores topics such as vacancy clustering in metals, mechanical properties of magnesium alloys for biomedical applications, and the design of high-entropy alloys using machine learning.

Her work spans from fundamental atomic-level studies to practical applications in engineering materials. Notable trends in her publications include computational materials engineering (ICME), analysis of material failure mechanisms (e.g., spallation and cavitation), and the integration of machine learning for property prediction.

Dr. Adibi has not listed any advising students or grants in the provided information, though her research portfolio suggests active involvement in materials-related projects. She is associated with SDSU's mechanical engineering department and contributes to the broader engineering and materials science communities through her publications and academic role.