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|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. | |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. | ||