Yufeng Zheng

Yufeng Zheng is an Associate Professor in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at the University of North Texas. His research focuses on advanced materials characterization and engineering, particularly in titanium alloys and additive manufacturing processes.

• University: University of North Texas
• School: College of Engineering
• Department: Department of Materials Science and Engineering
• Academic Rank: Associate Professor

Research Interests

• Microstructural Evolution: Studying phase transformations in titanium alloys through advanced techniques like 3D FIB-SEM tomography and atom probe tomography.
• Additive Manufacturing: Investigating laser-based powder bed fusion and directed energy deposition for alloy fabrication.
• Phase Stability: Analyzing martensitic transformations, twinning modes, and omega/alpha precipitates in metastable β-titanium systems.
• Energy Materials: Exploring solar cell efficiency enhancement in Sb2Se3 thin films.

Publication Trends: Recent work emphasizes additive manufacturing of titanium alloys, stress-induced transformations, and multidimensional characterization techniques. Studies on symmetry breaking, twin boundary structures, and cooling rate effects dominate his sub-field research.

Contact: Email Yufeng.Zheng@unt.edu for collaborations or inquiries.