Rate My Professor Hamid Asadi

Professor Assadi possesses over thirty years of experience in multiphysics modelling of dynamic systems, spanning materials processing and vehicular traffic, through techniques including cellular automata, phase-field methods, and mean-field theory. His research specializations include the underlying mechanisms of dynamic materials phenomena such as disorder and solute trapping in rapid solidification of alloys and intermetallics, cold spray deposition, mechanical properties of materials, and microstructure evolution. He has supervised PhD research in physics-informed neural networks for materials processing and served as principal investigator for projects like the Electrical Machines Manufacturing Hub and co-investigator in the Liquid Metal Engineering Hub. He delivered keynote lectures, including 'Journey Through Cold Spray Research' at the North American Cold Spray Conference in 2024. Key publications feature 'Comment on “Adiabatic shear instability is not necessary for bonding in cold spray”' (Acta Materialia, 2018), 'Strength gradient in impact-induced metallic bonding' (Nature Communications, 2024), 'Influence of Binding Energies on Required Process Conditions in Cold Spray' (Journal of Thermal Spray Technology, 2024), 'Gradient-Based Calibration of a Precipitation Hardening Model' (Materials, 2025), and 'Phase-Field Modelling of Bimodal Dendritic Solidification during High-Pressure Die Casting' (Metals, 2025).