IMDEA Materials Institute, Spain
Mr. Mustafa Abazari is a Materials Science and Engineering researcher specializing in metals deformation, alloy design, and advanced manufacturing processes, currently pursuing his Ph.D. with a focus on grain boundary effects in multi-principal element alloys. He holds both M.Sc. and B.Sc. degrees in Materials Science and Engineering, with strong academic performance and research excellence in aluminum alloys and heat treatment processes. His research contributions include multiple journal and conference publications covering casting technology, microstructure analysis, stainless steel deformation, and aluminum alloy formability. He has also contributed to a technical book translation in corrosion engineering. Professionally, he has extensive experience as a research assistant, senior R&D engineer, and freelance materials researcher, working on industrial-scale projects in steel, cast iron, and aluminum industries. His expertise spans heat treatment, metal forming, casting simulation, materials characterization, and non-destructive testing. He is highly skilled in computational modeling using Abaqus, DEFORM, MATLAB, and casting simulation software, alongside CAD and CAM tools for die and tooling design. His work includes advanced projects in severe plastic deformation, composite joining systems, and casting process optimization for automotive components. He has also conducted feasibility and economic studies for metallurgical industries using advanced financial modeling tools. His technical interests include texture evolution, smart characterization of metals, and numerical simulation of deformation processes. Additionally, he is passionate about the historical development of metallurgy, engineering innovations, and maintains active interests in strength training, cycling, and construction techniques.