Dr. Hugh Shercliff, MA PhD

Hugh Shercliff
University Lecturer (Joined 1994)

• M.A., Engineering, Cambridge University, 1984
• Ph.D., Cambridge University, 1987

Research Interests:

• Modelling of materials processing
• Process selection in design and manufacturing
• Thermomechanical processing and welding of aluminium alloys
• Micromechanics of failure in engineering materials

Post-Doctoral and Graduate Research Opportunities

Research Group Affiliation:

• Cambridge Centre for Micromechanics
• Engineering Design Center

Publications of Particular Interest:

• "Modelling of Precipitation Reactions in Industrial Processing."

  With D.H. Bratland, O. Grong, O.R. Myhr and S. Tjotta. Acta materialia, 45(1) [5] (1997), p. 1-22.
  

• "Process model for two step age hardening of 7475 aluminium alloy."

  With W.J. Poole and T.Castillo Materials Science and Technology, (13) [5] (November 1997), p. 897-904.
  

• "Physically-based modelling of strength, microstructure and
  recrystallisation during thermomechanical processing of
  Al-Mg alloys."

  With T.Furu, C.M.Sellars and M.F. Ashby. Materials Science Forum, (217-222) [5] (1996), p. 453-458.
  

• "Modelling of materials and processes (report commissioned by
  Office of Science and Technology and Institute of Materials)."

  Cambridge University Engineering Department
  Technical Report CUED/C-MATS/TR243, June 1997.
  

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