Regular biography
Dr Christopher Stokes-Griffin is a Distinguished Professor in the Department of PHY at The Australian National University. His research focuses on composite materials and laser processing techniques. He has contributed to studies on multi-layered composite beams, carbon fibre reinforced structures, and laser ablation of steel. His work includes investigations into thermoplastic tape placement and surface texturing effects on material bonding. Dr Stokes-Griffin's publications appear in journals such as Composite Structures and Optics and Laser Technology, and he has presented at conferences including ICCM22 and Complex Networks and Their Applications XI.
Scholar-generated biography
C. M. Stokes-Griffin is a researcher at The Australian National University, specializing in Engineering and Materials Science. Their work focuses on advanced manufacturing processes, particularly in thermoplastic composites and metal-composite hybrids. Research includes laser-assisted tape placement, automated fibre placement, and thermal modeling to optimize bond strength and mechanical performance. Key areas involve the interaction between laser heating, material processing, and structural integrity. Stokes-Griffin's studies explore the effects of processing parameters such as temperature, placement rate, and laser angle on composite properties. They also investigate bonding mechanisms, including sub-melt temperature bonding and surface texturing for improved adhesion. Their research contributes to the development of high-performance materials for aerospace and industrial applications.