In the quest of new materials that can withstand severe irradiation and mechanical extremes
for advanced applications (eg. fission & fusion reactors, space applications, etc.), design …

Refractory high-entropy alloys (RHEAs) are potential candidate materials for use in next-
generation nuclear reactors due to their excellent mechanical performance at high …

High-entropy materials represent the state-of-the-art on the alloy design strategy for future
applications in extreme environments. Recent data indicates that high-entropy alloys (HEAs) …

The demanding operating environments of advanced nuclear reactors require the
development of new nuclear materials that can withstand their increased physical, chemical …

Abstract Nanocrystalline W-Ta-Cr-V high entropy alloys have shown promising properties as
nuclear fusion materials with enhanced radiation resistance to heavy ion irradiation and …

The concept of entropy stabilized complex materials provides a novel direction for the
design and engineering of breakthrough materials to be used in extreme environments and …

Recently, high-entropy alloys (HEAs) or multi-principal-element alloys with unprecedented
physical, chemical, and mechanical properties, have been considered as candidate …

The growth of advanced energy technologies for power generation is enabled by the design,
development, and integration of structural materials that can withstand extreme …

A body-centered cubic W-based refractory high entropy alloy with outstanding radiation
resistance has been developed. The alloy was grown as thin films showing a bimodal grain …

The lattice distortion and diffusion kinetics of refractory high-entropy alloys (RHEAs), which
may be endowed with superior radiation tolerance, render RHEAs candidate materials for …