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From 16-17 June 2026, the Materials Center Leoben Forschung GmbH (MCL) invites to the the bi-annual international conference “Integrated Computational...

High-speed steels, composed of nanostructured martensite and carbides, rank among the highest-strength steels available, making them a fundamental...

The upcoming Leoben IoT Sensor Systems Symposium 2025, co-hosted by the Materials Center Leoben (MCL) and the Chair of Automation and Measurement at...

We are delighted to share that Charlotte Cui has been awarded first place in the 2025 ÖWGP Doctoral Award for her dissertation “Microstructural...

Every few years, leading experts in hydrogen–materials interactions gather at the event to share insights, reconnect, and spark new collaborations.

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How can AI be used to create more environmentally friendly materials?

This question was explored in the recently published study Study-AI4GreenMat....

As part of our Nano4E (Nano4E – UnravelTEC) project, together with our partners Silicon Austria Labs (SAL), UnravelTEC OG, Universitat de Barcelona...

The lifetime of a metal-cutting tool is primarily determined by the initiation of unstable crack growth in the high-speed steel under cyclic...

We’re excited to host the symposium "M04: Data-Driven Exploration of CPSP (=Composition-Processing-Structure-Properties) Linkages and Materials ...

High-speed steels rank among the highest-strength steels available. That is why they are such a fundamental pillar of the metalworking and tooling...