THOMAS TSAKALAKOS
Professor II (Distinguished Professor),
Dept. of Ceramic and Materials Engineering Rutgers University.
Editor, Journal. of Nanostructured
Materials; Elsevier
Director, Laboratory for Nanostructured
Materials Research (LNMR) Rutgers-AIMS
EDUCATION:
1974-1977 Ph.D., Northwestern University,
Evanston, Illinois
1972-1974 MS., Northwestern University,
Evanston, Illinois
1967-1972 B.S. in Physics, University
of Athens, Greece.
RESEARCH INTERESTS:
Professor Tsakalakos' research has
focused on Nanostructured Materials with emphasis on interfacial phenomena
in magnetic superlattices, processing of magnetic nanopowders, and ceramic
nanocomposites. Other research activities include thin film technology
with emphasis on fabrication of multilayers for a variety of applications
such as x-ray optics (mirrors), magnetooptical and ferroelectric devices
and mechanical properties, molecular dynamics of solid interfaces, micro
mechanics of stress induced transformation in ceramic systems, spinodal
decomposition and x-ray determination of microscopic and macroscopic strain
distribution in inhomogeneous solids. He has also investigated Mechanical
Properties of Alloys with emphasis on fracture, fatigue and corrosion.
Professor Tsakalakos has published
over 100 technical papers, has edited seven books, and has received several
research grants including the NSF research creativity award. He was
awarded a Sigma Xi award in 1977. He is a member of eight professional
societies. He has held offices in several societies, including MRS
executive committees, Metals Science Club and AIME. He has received
NATO awards and organized ten international conferences.
SELECTED RECENT PUBLICATIONS:
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XRD strain and stress determination
in nanostructured films and coatings T. Tsakalakos and M. Croft , NATO
ARW on Nanostructured films and coatings,
Plenum, 2000
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The size distribution of metal clusters
produced in plasma-discharge hollow-cathode source. A. C Xenoulis,
and, T.Tsakalakos, Nanostructured Materials, 12,311-314, 1999.
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The conditions for effective clustering
in a plasma-discharge source identified via Monte-Carlo simulations.
D. S. Vlachos, A.C.Xenoulis and Th. Tsakalakos, Nanostructured Materials
, 12, 959-962, 1999.
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Extraction of ionized clusters produced
in a hollow-cathode source. A.C.Xenoulis,et.al. and T. Tsakalakos,
Vacuum 49, 113-119, 1998.
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Cluster Growth in Plasma.
A.C. Xenoulis, G Doukelis and T.Tsakalakos, Nanostructured Materials ,
10,1347-1354, 1998
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Size selection by cluster deflection
in an electric field. A.C. Xenoulis, et.al., and T. Tsakalakos,
Nanostractured Materials 8, 771-784, 1997.
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Size selection by cluster deflection
in an electric field A.C. Xenoulis, et.al.,
and T. Tsakalakos,
Nanostractured Materials 8 ,771-784, 1997
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Iron- fcc layer stabilization in
[111]-textured iron-platinum multilayers
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M.Croft, T.Tsakalakos et al.,
Nanostructured Materials 9,,413-42, 1997
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Influences of growth conditions
on physical. optical properties. and quantum size effects of CdS nanocluster
thin films J. Lee and T. Tsakalakos,
Nanostructured Materials 8, 381-398,1997
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Multidimensional optimization of
a stochastic model for x-ray diffraction from superlattices
C. Chassapis and T.
Tsakalakos, Computer Physics Com. , 99,163-179,1977
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Structure and enhanced magnetization
in iron-platinum multilayers. A. Simopoulos , T Tsakalakos et al. ,Phys.
Rev. B, 54, 9931-9941, 1996
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Moessbauer Studies of Ultrathin
Fe/Pt Multilayers, A. Simopoulos, A. Kostikas, E. Devlin,
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A. Jankowski and T. Tsakalakos Il Nuovo
Cimento D 18, 319-323, 1996
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Indirect Nucleation in Coherent
Phase Transformations , H.Y.Wang, , T.Tsakalakos,
S.Semenovskaya, and A.G.
Khachaturyan, Philosophical Magazine, 74, 1407-1420, 1996
The Strain Energy of Elastically
Inhomogeneous Bodies, A.G. Khachaturyan,
S. Semenovskaya, T. Tsakalakos,
Phys. Rev. B 52, 15909 (1995)
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Hyperfine Interactions and Magnetic
Properties of Fe/Pt Multilayers. D.Devlin, A.Kostikas, A.Simopoulos,A.Jankowski,M.Croft
and T.Tsakalakos NanoStructured Mater., 6, 699, 1995.
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Influences of the Interfacial misfit
stress on Modulated Microstructures of InGaAsP/InP Heterostructures
LeeJW, Kim TI,Tsakalakos T Journal of the Electrochemical Society 142:
(1) 267-272 1995
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Professor Thomas Tsakalakos
College of Engineering
Department of Ceramics and Materials
Engineering
Rutgers University
98 Brett Rd
Piscataway NJ 08855-8058
Voice: (732)445-2888.......Fax:
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E-mail:tsakalak@rci.rutgers.edu
Web: http://web.rutgers.edu/nanostructures