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16 Jun 2024: Phase Transformations & Complex. Properties Research Group. Queen Mary University of London. Emeritus Tata Steel Professor of Metallurgy. University of Cambridge. Ph.D. student. Rajdeep Mondal. rajdeep.mondal@qmul.ac.uk. Honorary Associates. The

28 Jun 2024: Steels for rails. W. Solano-Alvarez and H. K. D. H. Bhadeshia. Abstract. Transport by rail is an efficient way of moving goods and people while managing problems such as congestion and the consequences on the environment. The relatively low energy

4 Jul 2024: Martensite and Martensitic Phase Transformations. H. K. D. H. Bhadeshia. Evolution of martensite. A movie of martensitic transformation in Fe-0.18C-0.2Si-0.9Mn-2.9Ni-1.5Cr-0.4Mo wt% steel, using confocal laser microscopy. The time and temperature

24 Jun 2024: "Rail Live" 2024. Pictures courtesy of Wilberth Solano who took them while at the Rail Live exhibition. Setting up for the demonstration of aluminothermit welding of rails. The yellow "Pandrol" is a preheater powered by propane. This avoids the need

4 Jul 2024: Teaching Materials. H. K. D. H. Bhadeshia.. Crystallography. Examination questions. Slides and Videos. Animations. Scaleable vector graphics. Metals & Alloys (year 2). Phase transformations (year 2, Queen Mary University of London). Phase

16 Jun 2024: CML Reunion, South Korea. Many long-standing and recent members of the Computational Metallurgy Laboratory at GIFT, POSTECH in South Korea got together for a reunion in Pohang. The event also marked the celebration of Professor Dong Woo Suh's

16 Jun 2024: Harry at the BBC. Harry was at the BBC to record the Life Scientific podcast. Heading towards the famous studios in London's Broadcasting House. The newsroom from the top. The Tardis. Published, 2023. October 8th, 2024.

20 Jun 2024: Dr Sangeeta Khare visits Cambridge. Dr Sangeeta Khare is an academic at the Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi. She is also a PT Group member, having worked with Harry for many years, both at POSTECH in South Korea and in Cambridge. Here, we are

3 Jun 2024: The Norwich 60 bicycle ride, 2nd June 2024. Training before the Norwich ride. Training consisted of two separate 40 mile sessions. In the beautiful Cambridgeshire countryside. Each 40.57 mile trip began in Comberton, to St Ives, and back. In St Ives,

3 Jun 2024: Rajdeep Mondal does experiments, May 2024. Rajdeep Mondal is conducting research leading to a Ph.D. qualification from Queen Mary University of London. Here, Dr Steve Ooi is helping to use the machine, very generously, over two whole days. The

14 Apr 2024: Professor Haibin Zuo visits from USTB. Professor ZUO Haibin, Associate Director of the State Key Laboratory of Advanced Metallurgy, at the University of Science and Technology Beijing, visited us (Haixue Yan and Harry) at Queen Mary University of

14 Apr 2024: A collection of 280 years. Ravindra, Mukesh, Batuk and Harry (Harshad) were all at the Highway Secondary School in Nairobi, back in 1968. We all now live in the U.K. and had our first ever reunion, after some 45 years, in London. Ravindra organised

14 Apr 2024: Adventures of PT Group Members (and others). An elephant made from graphite. An asymmetrical "I-beam". Trading post in New Mexico (not the Dominican Republic), picture courtesy of Noelle Hommedieu. Pieces of steel that Faraday himself conducted

4 May 2024: Paul Shelley visits from Molycop, May 2024 2024. Molycop is an international industry supplying mining consumables. It has laboratories in Australia, Chile and Peru. Dr Paul Shelley sponsors research on steel at Queen Mary University of London, and

3 Jun 2024: Saurabh Kundu from Tata Steel, visits Japan, May 2024. Saurabh Kundu attended the 56th TECO meeting of the World Steel Association, at Tokyo, Japan. There he had the opportunity to connect once again with colleagues who were all in the Phase

25 Oct 2020: Apparao Chintha, Prasad Kopparthi and Gopi Krishna Chejarla on cycling adventures again. Pre-order for March 2021.

21 Mar 2020: Johan Westraadt, Andy Howe, Christian, March 2020. Professor Johan Westraadt from the Nelson Mandela University in South Africa visited Cambridge. Andy Howe send a picture of dendrites in ice near Sheffield's Peak District. An Apeirogon (cf. octagon,

14 Feb 2020: CBMM meeting in Cambridge. CBMM stands for Companhia Brasileira de Metalurgia e Mineracao, the largest supplier of niobium in the world. The meeting hosted in Cambridge on the 24th of May was to discuss the metallurgy of particular steels. It was

14 Feb 2020: Harry at Oslo, Norway. During September 2018, Harry did some work at the Norwegian Research Council in Oslo. The Central Station in Oslo. The Norwegian parliament building. These substantial metallic flower pots are security barriers which at the

4 Jan 2021: Jean assembles hydraulic claw. #Click a picture to see a larger view. Pre-order for March 2021.

14 Feb 2020: Munish Sudan visits from Tata Steel (India), March 2019. Following a meeting held at the Moeller Centre in Churchill College, Munish visited the Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy. And the Cafe West. It is now Spring in Cambridge. Some

14 Feb 2020: Riverside Museum, Glasgow. Photographs courtesy of Apparao Chintha.

14 Feb 2020: Sourabh Chatterjee, Spring, Iraq, Birmingham University. Saurabh Chatterjee and team win a major award for a reduction in the silicon content of a class of steels without compromising properties, at Tata Steel. Spring in Pohang, South Korea.

14 Feb 2020: Hector Pous Romero: 35 years. Dear Hector,. When you joined us for research, you captured the essence of Cambridge as a place of scholarship and friendship. Through your work, you demonstrated that it is possible to be misled by data that are overly

21 Aug 2022: Dreamachine and the Elisabeth Line. Professor Anil Seth of Sussex University, who has written the book "Being you" which was on the Times Best Selling list for weeks, gave Harry a ticket to visit the Dreamachine. Anil is an expert on consciousness

4 Aug 2020: Events during early August, 2020. Hard copy of Harry's book for checking before sending to publisher. A gift from DebRoy on completion of another book which we co-authored, currently being typeset. Courtesy DebRoy. The wonderful, early-morning

14 Feb 2020: Apparao Chintha wins two awards. #In a competition at the University of Cambridge, Apparao Chintha best poster award. The "highly commended" video shown below is by Apparao Chintha of the University of Cambridge. The sample is a special steel

14 Feb 2020: Random collection of interesting pictures. Di Wen (Wendy) with her decorative headphones. Shengda Pu and Mohammed Alshahrani. At Jeju Island, South Korea. Photograph by Professor Dong Woo Suh. Steel structures at Heathrow Terminal 3. Harry on the

14 Feb 2020: Harry in Moscow at NUST MISIS. First at the National University of Science and Technology (NUST) MISIS, for the 9th meeting of the International Scientific Advisory Board. Heathrow to Moscow Sheremetyevo by Aeroflot. Steel umbrella capable of

8 Jun 2024: One. Two. Published, 2023.

18 Apr 2020: Cambridge during lockdown, March-April 2020. To compile a nomenclature list for ordered greek symbols in Latex, nomenclature[ghc]{$Theta$}{Functional response} where g represents Greek, h according to the list, theta and c for upper case theta.

14 Feb 2020: Gebril's examination, and the 150th anniversary of the Iron and Steel Institute of London. Meccano aircraft belonging to Lindsay Greer. Professor Vasant Kumar, Gebril El-Fallah and Professor Francisca Garcia Caballero, after Gebril's Ph.D.

23 Aug 2020: Events during early late August, 2020. Potato left on ground, sprouting. Another potato in similar circumstances. Subhankar Das Bakshi (PT group member) reading "Steels" while in isolation. Gladioli in Comberton. Gladioli in Comberton. Gladioli in

14 Feb 2020: Steel, bus stop, lift, and flowers. Inside the lift in the Department of Materials Science and Metallugy. The tape has a strong magnet at the end away from the real. It is attracted by the stainless steel, indicating that the latter is ferritic.

14 Feb 2020: Cambridge to Norwich bike ride, 1st October 2017. # A journey of just over 80 miles, with the Cambridge team consisting of Rosie Ward, Apparao Chintha, Gebril El-Fallah, Steve Ooi, Bill Clyne and Harry Bhadeshia. The ride difficulty is rated at 3.5

14 Feb 2020: Harry's 66th birthday, 2019. Harry has never been older. Celebrating in the Department tea room. Some photographs courtesy of Adreil Wong. Another vegan cake. Alcohol-free beer. This is what happened to Harry's bike with age. This is what happened

28 Jul 2023: Royal Society and Indian National Science Academy, Yusuf Hamied Workshop. This workshop had the intention of inspiring greater collaboration between scientists based in the U.K. and in India. The subject covered machine learning, colloquially known

14 Feb 2020: First pictures of 2020. A random picture of vegan food. Shaumik Lenka and Dr Gebril El-Fallah. A feast from Libya. Dr Gebril El-Fallah and Shaumik Lenka. The remnants at an intermediate stage. and five minutes later. Usahi Roy and Rahul Sarkar in

14 Feb 2020: Professor Satish Vasu Kailas visits Nairobi, Kenya. Professor Satish Vasu Kailas, who qualified with his Ph.D. at Indian Institute of Science, visited University of Nairobi to build collaborations with the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore. He

14 Feb 2020: Steel in Lincolnshire. Sculptures of cows made using bits of steel welded together. Sculptures of cows made using bits of steel. Sculptures of sheep made using bits of steel. Sculptures of sheep made using bits of steel. The wool is represented by

14 Feb 2020: Visitors from Russia, USA and China. Professors Sanbao Lin, Liqun Li and H. Zhang visited Darwin College. This was followed by Tim O'Connor (Vice Rector, NUST-MISIS, Russian Federation) and his sister Mary from the USA. The weather was perfect.

14 Feb 2020: Visitors from Shanghai University. # Professors Zhongming Ren, who si the Director of the State Key Laboratory on Advanced Special Steel, and Professor Jiang Wang visited on Saturday the 29th of July. They were accompanied by a colleague who works

14 Feb 2020: Pachacamac near Lima, Peru. The fourth ICONWELD 2018 conference was held at the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru (PUCP), which was founded in 1917. Following the conference, participants were treated to a visit near Lima, where a civilisation

14 Feb 2020: Honliang Yi, Steve Ooi, Apparao Chintha, Kazutoshi Ichikawa, Kazuki Inujima, sweetcorn, Taipei 101, Steels book. Taipei 101 at night, picture courtesy of Professor Jer Ren Yang. This accidentally fell from Harry's desk into the bin, kindly recovered

14 Feb 2020: Multiple events. Photographs courtesy of Di Wen, Apparao Chintha, Vladimir Tsepelev, Hans Werner Zoch. image1. Wendy is an Apple fan. Here with an iPatch following a visit to the iDoctor. IMG_20170801_162038383. КИТАЙСЕНТ17 016.

14 Feb 2020: MSM-Darwin bike ride to St Ives, July 2017. # On a beautiful summers's day, the team from Darwin College and from the Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy cycled to St Ives. There was some racing on the way with Mathew Peet winning by 15

20 Sep 2022: Harry and Colin in New Orleans. Harry Bhadeshia and Colin Humphreys went to the International Metallographic Society's ASM meeting at New Orleans during September 2022. Rene Antoine Ferchault de Reaumur, the "model of a modern materials scientist".

14 Feb 2020: Moscow, February 2019. Harry visited Moscow, the National University of Science and Technology NUST-MISIS, as a part of the International Scientific Advisory Committee. An opportunity to see some literally old friends. View from the aircraft,

14 Feb 2020: Tatsuya Otsuki visits from University of Tokyo. Tatsuya is just about to graduate at the University of Tokyo, where he will pursue a Masters course before considering a Ph.D. project. He came to London with his friends, on holiday, but like a

14 Feb 2020: Cycling to St Ives and Houghton Mill. # A team composed of Darwin College members, Physics, and Materials Science and Metallurgy, on a beautiful summer's day. Photographs courtesy of Apparao Chintha, Dominik Dziedzic, Richard Gymer and Mathew Peet.