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|OrgSponsor=Colorado School of Mines
|TopOrganization=Department of Energy
|CreationLegislation=Not applicable; part of broader research initiatives
|Purpose=ACME2 aims to advance the understanding of metallic materials' behavior under extreme conditions like high temperatures, pressures, and radiation. It focuses on developing new characterization techniques and materials modeling to improve the performance and durability of metals in nuclear and other high-stress environments.
|Website=https://www.mines.edu/
|ProgramStart=Not specified; part of ongoing research
|InitialFunding=Not specified; funded through various grants and partnerships
|Duration=Ongoing
|Historic=false
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The '''Advanced Characterization of Metals under Extreme Environments (ACME2)''' at the Colorado School of Mines focuses on advancing the understanding of metallic materials' behavior under extreme conditions like high temperatures, pressures, and radiation. It seeks to develop new characterization techniques and materials modeling to enhance the performance and durability of metals in applications critical to national security, energy, and advanced manufacturing, especially in nuclear and aerospace sectors.

{{<span class="error">Expansion depth limit exceeded</span>|url=https://www.mines.edu/}}