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Kevin Field

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Associate Professor

Contact

kgfield@umich.edu(734) 764-4260

Location

3005 Michigan Memorial Phoenix Project

Related Links

Nuclear Oriented Materials & Examination (NOME) Group

Michigan Ion Beam Laboratory 

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Education

  • Ph.D. Materials Science, 2012 University of Wisconsin–Madison

Biography

Professor Field is an experimental material scientist with expertise in advanced alloy development and radiation effects in material systems relevant for nuclear power generation. He joins us from Oak Ridge National Laboratory. His most recent awards include the 2018 Early Career Research award from Oak Ridge National Laboratory and a recipient team member for the 2019 Materials Performance Corrosion Innovation of the Year Award for the development and deployment of FeCrAl claddings for nuclear power applications.


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