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Carelyn E. Campbell
Current projects:
- Development of informatic tools and repositories for phase-based materials property data, including thermodynamics, diffusion, molar volume, and elastic properties.
- Development of diffusion mobility descriptions for the Co-Ni-based superalloys.
- Development of processing-structure-property relations for metals additive manufacturing
- Development of a reference set of self mobility descriptions for the pure elements.
Research Interests
Application of multicomponent thermodynamics and diffusion mobilities to predict microstructure evolution in variety of materials, including steels, Ni and Co-base superalloys, and other structural materials.
Organizer of the NIST Diffusion Workshop series.
Patents
- 10,513,768 (US), "Coinage cladding alloy and processing for making coinage cladding alloy," Lass, Eric; Stoudt, Mark; Campbell, Carelyn; Ying, Tony., December 24, 2019.
- 10,378,092 (US), "Coinage alloy and processing for making coinage alloy, " Lass, Eric; Stoudt, Mark; Campbell, Carelyn; Ying, Tony., August 13, 2019.
- 9,951,406 (US) "Alloy with selected electrical conductivity and atomic disorder, process for making and using same" Lass, Eric; Stoudt, Mark; Campbell, Carelyn; Ying, Tony., April 24, 2018.
- 6,695,930, "Process for case hardened dies in improving die life," Kuehmann; Charles J.; Olson; Gregory B.; Wise; John P.; Campbell; Carelyn E. February 24, 2004
- 6,458,220, "Case hardened steel blades for sports equipment and method of manufacture," Kuehmann; Charles J.; Bernikowicz; Priscilla A.; Olson; Gregory B.; Wise; John P.; Campbell; Carelyn E., October, 1, 2002.
- 6,176,946, "Advanced case carburizing secondary hardening steels," Kuehmann; Charles J.; Olson; Gregory B.; Wise; John P.; Campbell; Carelyn, Jan.23, 2001. 6,635,126, 6,485,582, 6,464,801
Awards
NIST:
- Bronze Medal for Superior Federal Service (2019)
- TMS Brimacombe Medalist (2016)
- Bronze Medal for Superior Federal Service (2010)
- Research Council Postdoctoral Research Associate (1997-1999)
Northwestern University
- National Science Foundation Graduate Fellowship (1992-1995)
- National Science Foundation Travel Scholarship (1994)
- National Association of Corrosion Engineers (NACE) Chicago Chapter, Science and Engineering Award (1993-1994)
- Ford Technical Scholar (1990-1992)