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AUSTRALIAN WELDING | SEPTEMBER 2016

Dr Druce Dunne, Emeritus Professor, University of Wollongong Dr Dunne has been a member of the Faculty of Engineering for over 45 years. Dr Dunne’s research interests include: martensitic phase transformations; shape memory alloys, particularly ferrous alloys; shape memory (nitinol) thin films; thermomechanical processing of steels; structure-property relationships in welded steels; creep resistant steels for power generation equipment; structures and properties of advanced alloys; alloy design; and crystallographic and structural analysis. Dr Dunne initiated a collaborative research program on the processing of steels with the Port Kembla steel industry and introduced a major research stream on welding and joining through the first Cooperative Research Centre (CRC) of the University of Wollongong.


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