Nutth Tuchinda
Assistant Professor, Chemical & Materials Engineering
322 York Center (YORK)
About Me
My group (Imperfection Engineering Group or IEG) focuses on defects in crystalline materials such as grain boundaries, triple lines and dislocations. Our research interests also span the area of defect interactions within polycrystalline ensembles. We aim to build fundamental frameworks that study and apply atomistic building blocks for materials design and incorporate them with CALPHAD for designing novel engineering materials via system design approaches.
Education
Ph.D. ; Massachusetts Institute of Technology ; Materials Science and Engineering ; 2023

B.Eng. ; Chulalongkorn University ; Metallurgical and Materials Engineering ; 2018

Past Courses
MTEN 631: DATA SCIENCE FOR CHEMICAL AND MATERIALS ENGINEERS

Research Interests
Metals
Atomistic modeling
Defects in crystalline materials
Journal Article
Nutth Tuchinda, Yu-ning Chiu, Christopher A. Schuh. 2025. "Triple junction solute segregation and the stability of nanocrystalline alloys." Acta Materialia , vol. 299 , pp. 121429.

Nutth Tuchinda, Gregory B. Olson, Christopher A. Schuh. 2025. "Grain boundary segregation and embrittlement of aluminum binary alloys from first principles." Acta Materialia , vol. 293 , pp. 121058.

Nutth Tuchinda, Christopher A. Schuh. 2025. "Grain boundary segregation spectra from a generalized machine-learning potential." Scripta Materialia , vol. 264 , pp. 116682.

Nutth Tuchinda, Malik Wagih, Christopher A. Schuh. 2025. "Interstitial solute segregation at triple junctions: Implications for nanomaterials and a case study of hydrogen in palladium." Physical Review Materials , vol. 9 , no. 5 .

Nutth Tuchinda, Gregory B. Olson, Christopher A. Schuh. 2025. "A grain boundary embrittlement genome for substitutional cubic alloys." Applied Physics Letters , vol. 126 , no. 17 .

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