Teruo Hashimoto is affiliated with the University of Manchester in the United Kingdom and conducts research primarily in the fields of engineering and materials science. Their published work spans a variety of subfields including materials chemistry, mechanical engineering, aerospace engineering, biomaterials, and electrical and electronic engineering.
The scientist's research focuses largely on the properties and behavior of metal alloys, including aluminum and magnesium alloys. Specific areas of interest include aluminum alloy microstructure properties, corrosion behavior and inhibition, composites properties, and microstructural mechanical properties. Additionally, the study of 2D materials and their applications forms a part of their research portfolio.
Frequent publication venues for their work include:
Collaborations with several frequent coauthors have contributed to their research output, including Xiaorong Zhou, Z. Fan, You Lv, Sarah J. Haigh, and Zelong Jin.
Some recent papers by Teruo Hashimoto showcase a diverse range of research topics and publication years:
Z. Fan;Y. Wang;Y. Zhang;T. Qin
R. Arrabal;E. Matykina;T. Hashimoto;P. Skeldon
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M. Schem;T. Schmidt;J. Gerwann;M. Wittmar
A. Valota;D.J. LeClere;P. Skeldon;M. Curioni
Y. Ma;X. Zhou;G.E. Thompson;T. Hashimoto
Teruo Hashimoto;X. Zhang;X. Zhou;P. Skeldon
X. Zhou;C. Luo;T. Hashimoto;A.E. Hughes
Y Wang;C Fang;L Zhou;Teruo Hashimoto
X. Zhang;X. Zhou;T. Hashimoto;J. Lindsay
Lan Nguyen;Teruo Hashimoto;Dmitri N. Zakharov;Eric A. Stach;Eric A. Stach
J.-T. Qi;T. Hashimoto;J.R. Walton;X. Zhou
Xinxin Zhang;Xiaorong Zhou;Teruo Hashimoto;Bing Liu
X. Zhang;T. Hashimoto;J. Lindsay;X. Zhou
Xinxin Zhang;Xiaorong Zhou;Teruo Hashimoto;Bing Liu
X. Zhou;C. Luo;Y. Ma;T. Hashimoto
Peter Visser;Peter Visser;Yanwen Liu;Xiaorong Zhou;Teruo Hashimoto
Y. Liu;X. Zhou;G.E. Thompson;T. Hashimoto
Sheida Faraji;Teruo Hashimoto;Michael L. Turner;Leszek A. Majewski
J. Qi;T. Hashimoto;J. Walton;X. Zhou
Xinxin Zhang;Bing Liu;Xiaorong Zhou;Junjie Wang
A. Baron-Wiecheć;M.G. Burke;T. Hashimoto;H. Liu
Y. Ma;X. Zhou;G. E. Thompson;M. Curioni
T. Hashimoto;X. Zhou;C. Luo;K. Kawano
A Valota;D J LeClere;T Hashimoto;P Skeldon
Q. Lu;T. Hashimoto;P. Skeldon;G. E. Thompson
S. J. Garcia-Vergara;P. Skeldon;G. E. Thompson;T. Hashimoto
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Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht Centre for Materials and Coastal Research
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