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Arun Devaraj is listed as Chief Material Scientist - Physical Metallurgy at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, based in Richland, Washington, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at pnnl.gov, phone signal with area code 940, 208, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Arun Devaraj.
Arun Devaraj previously worked as Chief Material Scientist- Physical Metallurgy at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory and Thrust 2 lead: Microscopic origins of mass transfer during solid phase processing at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. Arun Devaraj holds Phd, Material Science And Engineering from University Of North Texas.
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About Arun Devaraj
Material scientist interested in revealing material processing-microstructure-property relationships, using fundamental science of phase transformations and deformation mechanisms of materials. Focused on multimodal microstructural characterization using TEM, Atom probe tomography, SEM, EDS, Xray diffraction and Ion beam analysis in combination with understanding of physical metallurgy and phase transformation to solve important scientific challenges in materials ranging from metals and alloys, oxides and composites.
Listed skills include Scanning Electron Microscopy, Powder X Ray Diffraction, Materials Science, Characterization, and 32 others.
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Thrust 2 Lead: Microscopic Origins Of Mass Transfer During Solid Phase Processing
Providing scientific leadership on the topic of "Microscopic origin of mass transport under shear deformation" for a group of 12 staff scientists, 4 postdoctoral researchers, 1 post masters and 3 graduate student interns working on Thrust 2 of solid phase processing initiative. SPPSi is lead by Cynthia Powell and Suveen Mathaudhu (SPPSi Chief.
Senior Research Scientist Iv-Material Science
Material scientist leading a number of research projects as principle investigator. Thrust lead for solid phase processing science initiative thrust 2. PI of DOE office of vehicle technology propulsion materials program. PI of a number of NNSA tritium science projects, PNNL open call LDRD. Focused on understanding material.
Scientist Iii
Material scientist interested in microstructure-property relationship of materials with expertise on using advanced microstructural characterization in conjunction with computational methods and material testing. Involved with multimodal chemical imaging by combining aberration corrected TEM/STEM, Scanning transmission Xray microscopy (XANES/STXM) at.
Postdoctoral Research Associate B
- Provided both co-authorship and assistance to users in developing research ideas for the submission of user proposals at EMSL.
- Assisted outside and internal users by performing FIB based APT sample preparation, APT data acquisition, and data analysis.
- Continually monitor trends in research to aid in seeking potential outside APT users. Including regular attendance and contribution to conferences related to APT analysis.
- Co-organized Atom Probe Tomography Workshop hosted at PNNL (June 19-22, 2012) with an aim to strategically bring together leaders in the APT and TEM community to discuss the challenges and feasibility of combining the.
- Established independent ongoing research collaborations with Cameca and University of Rouen, France on developing FEM based simulation methods for improving the atom probe tomography reconstruction algorithm for.
- Assisted in review of EMSL rapid access user proposals and NSF proposals.
Research Faculty -Joint Appointee - Department Of Metallurgical And Materials Engineering
CurrentJoint appointee Research Faculty at Department of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering in Colorado School of Mines.
Graduate Research Assistant
- Detailed microstructural characterization of various heat treated industrially relevant titanium alloys and metallic thin films using SEM, EDS, EBSD, TEM, XRD and APT.
- Focused Ion beam (FIB) lift-out for preparation of site-specific TEM and APT samples of thin films and titanium alloys.
- Conducted voltage and laser-assisted APT analysis of amorphous, metallic thin films and metallic alloys.
- Laser deposition of alloys using Laser Engineered Net Shaping (LENS) technique.
- Thin film deposition and heat treatments using Kurt J Lesker, Physical Vapor Deposition system (PVD).
- Trained and supervised several students and personnel on various instruments and laboratory procedures, such as APT, Physical Vapor deposition (PVD), Laser Engineered Net Shaping, FIB, TEM and SEM.
Visiting Graduate Research Associate
- Characterization of meta-stable Ag 4H and 3C phases in films of under-potential electrodeposited Ag using TEM, SEM and EDS.
Engineer Quality Control/Quality Assurance
- Characterization of steel samples for investigation of quality problems using SEM, EDS and optical microscopy.
- Process auditing, ISO-TS and Six Sigma documentation in steel melting plant.
- Quality control of slab conditioning process for minimization of edge related problems in steel coils.
- Task force and Quality Circle member for surface quality improvement and transverse crack reduction during continuous casting of various steel grades.
Undergraduate Student Intern
- Heat treatment and characterization of Zr-Nb-Fe-Sn alloys using Optical microscopy, XRD and TEM
- Transmission electron microscopy (TEM) sample preparation using twin jet electro polishing.
Arun Devaraj education
Phd, Material Science And Engineering
Bachelor Of Technology (B.Tech.), Metallurgical Engineering And Material Science
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Arun Devaraj works for Pacific Northwest National Laboratory.
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Arun Devaraj is listed as Chief Material Scientist - Physical Metallurgy at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory.
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Arun Devaraj is based in Richland, Washington, United States while working with Pacific Northwest National Laboratory.
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Arun Devaraj has worked for Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Colorado School Of Mines, University Of North Texas, Tata Institute Of Fundamental Research, and Essar.
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Arun Devaraj holds Phd, Material Science And Engineering from University Of North Texas.
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Arun Devaraj is listed with skills including Scanning Electron Microscopy, Powder X Ray Diffraction, Materials Science, Characterization, Tem, Materials, Fib, and Nanotechnology.
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