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Ph.D. Hagen Eckert is an Assistant Research Professor in the Thomas Lord Department of Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science at Duke University. His research focuses on materials science, with an emphasis on high-entropy materials, computational methods, and advanced characterization techniques. Eckert holds a Ph.D. from Technische Universität Dresden (Germany) and is affiliated with Duke's Mechanical Engineering & Materials Science department. His work includes contributions to the development of computational tools for materials discovery and the study of disordered materials. He maintains an active research profile through publications in leading journals and is reachable via his university email and personal website.
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Hagen Eckert is a computational materials scientist at Duke University, focusing on the development and application of computational tools for materials discovery and design. His research spans the use of machine learning, first-principles calculations, and data-driven approaches to study complex materials systems, including high-entropy ceramics, disordered materials, and nanomaterials. His work emphasizes the integration of computational methods with experimental data to advance materials science, particularly in areas such as photocatalytic degradation, nanoimmunity, and the design of novel materials with tailored properties. Eckert's contributions include the development of open-source software and frameworks for materials discovery, such as aflow++ and the OPTIMADE API.