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| 1 | The mechanical behavior of nanoscale metallic multilayers:A survey显示文摘The mechanical behavior of nanoscale metallic multilayers(NMMs) has attracted much attention from both scientific and practical views. Compared with their monolithic counterparts, the large number of interfaces existing in the NMMs dictates the unique behavior of this special class of structural composite materials. While there have been a number of reviews on the mechanical mechanism of microlaminates, the rapid development of nanotechnology brought a pressing need for an overview focusing exclusively on a property-based definition of the NMMs, especially their sizedependent microstructure and mechanical performance. This article attempts to provide a comprehensive and up-to-date review on the microstructure, mechanical property and plastic deformation physics of NMMs. We hope this review could accomplish two purposes:(1) introducing the basic concepts of scaling and dimensional analysis to scientists and engineers working on NMM systems, and(2) providing a better understanding of interface behavior and the exceptional qualities the interfaces in NMMs display at atomic scale. | Q.Zhou J.Y.Xie F.Wang P.Huang K.W.Xu T.J.Lu | 2015 | Acta Mechanica Sinica2015，31，3： | 3 |
| 2 | Irradiation-induced homogeneous plasticity in amorphous/amorphous nanolaminates显示文摘Achieving homogeneous plastic deformation in metallic glasses is a long-standing goal yet to be solved in materials science. Here we investigate the effect of ion irradiation on the plastic deformation behavior of ZrCu/ZrCuNiAlSi amorphous/amorphous nanolaminates(A/ANLs) via nanoindentation testing. The experimental results indicate a dramatic change in deformation mode from multiple shear banding events to homogeneous compressive deformation before and after ion irradiation on the A/ANLs in the areas underneath the indenter. Ion irradiation-induced changes of both fraction and distribution of free volume inside each constituent layer and interfacial state in the A/ANLs may be responsible for the unusual homogeneous deformation behavior. Our results suggest that the mechanical property of A/ANLs could be modified by tuning both the inner and interfacial structure via ion irradiation. | L.Huang Z.Q.Chen P.Huang X.K.Meng F.Wang | 2020 | Journal of Materials Science & Technology2020，54，22： | 1 |
| 3 | Hardening and toughening effects of intermediate nanosized structures in a confined amorphous alloy film显示文摘The plastic deformation of amorphous alloys is well known to be localized into shear bands(SBs),which are believed to stem from the atomic-scale flow defects,i.e.,shear transformation zones(STZs).Yet,the bridge between the mesoscopic SBs and the atomic-scale STZs remains poorly understood.In this work,through thermally activating pronouncedβrelaxations in the well-designed crystalline-layer confined amorphous(CLCA)Ni W alloy films,we experimentally captured and observed an intermediate nanosized structure termed as“nano shear bands”(NSBs)with a typical size of 1–2 nm in thickness and5–10 nm in length.The influences of such NSB structures on the macroscale deformation behavior were systematically investigated.It was found that NSBs lead to both hardening and toughening effects for the CLCA films,as they promote multiple and controlled shear banding deformation,which results in enhanced crystallization.The intermediate NSB structure could connect the microstructural characteristics and macroscopic plasticity in amorphous alloys and may provide new insights for understanding the microscopic deformation mechanism of amorphous alloys as well as tuning/designing their properties. | Z.Q.Chen M.C.Li X.Tong Y.Zhao J.Y.Xie S.W.Guo P.Huang F.Wang H.B.Ke B.A.Sun W.H.Wang | 2022 | Journal of Materials Science & Technology2022，，23： | 0 |
| 4 | Antimicrobial activity of PVP from an Antarctic bacterium, Janthinobacterium sp. Ant5-2, on multi-drug and methicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus显示文摘Multiple drug resistant(MDR)and methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus(MRSA)have become increasingly prevalent as a community acquired infection.As a result limited treatment options are available with conventional synthetic antibiotics.Bioprospecting natural products with potent antimicrobial activity show promise for developing new drugs against this pathogen.In this study,we have investigated the antimicrobial activity of a purple violet pigment(PVP)from an Antarctic bacterium,Janthinobacterium sp.Ant5-2 on 15 clinical MDR and MRSA strains.The colorimetric resazurin assay was employed to determine the minimum inhibitory concentration(MIC90)of PVP against MDR and MRSA.The MIC90 ranged between 1.57μg/mL and 3.13μg/mL,which are significantly lower than many antimicrobials tested from natural sources against this pathogen.The spectrophotometrically determined growth analysis and total microscopic counts using Live/dead®BacLight™fluorescent stain exhibited a steady decrease in viability of both MDR and MRSA cultures following treatment with PVP at the MIC levels.In silico predictive molecular docking study revealed that PVP could be a DNA-targeting minor groove binding antimicrobial compound.The continued development of novel antimicrobials derived from natural sources with the combination of a suite of conventional antibiotics could stem the rising pandemic of MDR and MRSA along with other deadly microbial pathogens. | Jonathan P.HUANG Nazia MOJIB Rakesh R.GOLI Samantha WATKINS Ken B.WAITES Rasik RAVINDRA Dale T.ANDERSEN Asim K.BEJ | 2012 | Natural Products and Bioprospecting2012，2，3： | 0 |
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