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|Purpose=CAMCSE is dedicated to advancing the fundamental understanding of how additively manufactured materials, particularly complex systems, behave under extreme conditions like high pressures, temperatures, and strain rates. The center focuses on material phase transformation, microstructure evolution, and mechanical performance for applications in national security, aerospace, and energy sectors. | |Purpose=CAMCSE is dedicated to advancing the fundamental understanding of how additively manufactured materials, particularly complex systems, behave under extreme conditions like high pressures, temperatures, and strain rates. The center focuses on material phase transformation, microstructure evolution, and mechanical performance for applications in national security, aerospace, and energy sectors. | ||