Marco Salvalaglio

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Herr Prof. Dr. Marco Salvalaglio

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I'm a theoretical material scientist working at the crossroads between solid-state physics, computational material science and applied mathematics. My research focuses on the modeling and simulation of material properties/evolution and related fields, such as pattern recognition and analysis. I mainly exploit continuum elasticity models, Phase-Field / Phase-Field Crystals models, and Finite Element Method calculations. I'm interested in developing continuum and coarse-grained approaches, able to explain and tailor the outcome of experiments. Since March 2021, I'm leading the Mesoscale Material Modeling & Simulations Group at TU-Dresden, IWR & Dresden Center for Comp. Mat. Sci. (DCMS) funded by the Emmy Noether Programme (DFG).

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Research Interests

• Scale-bridging modeling of physical systems
• Continuum and mesoscale modeling of material properties
• Phase-Field and (Amplitude) Phase-Field Crystal modeling
• Surface diffusion, Dewetting, Heteroepitaxy
• Defects in Crystals and Grain Boundaries
• Pattern formation and analysis, Correlated disorder
• Scientific Computing​

Master Thesis / SHK: Students (m/f/d) who aim at research projects in computational materials science or applied mathematics are always welcome. Possible topics relate to these activities (not restricted to): i) Elasticity in coarse-grained atomistic description (e.g. PFC); ii) Improvements of phase-field (PF) modeling techniques (modeling/numerics aspects); iii) PF simulations of thin films, polycrystals, two-phase systems; iv) Combining PF and Machine learning methods; iv) Properties and inverse design of disordered correlated systems. If interested, please contact me

For Available Positions (e.g. Ph.D.) and/or information on how to join the Mesoscale Material Modeling & Simulations Group see Join us!      

Selected invited talks

• Plenary talk, "From disconnection flow to grain growth through scale-bridging interface modeling", Intergranular and Interphase Boundaries in Materials (IIB) 2027, Brno (CZ), July 2027
• "TBA", Diffusion in Solids and Liquids (DSL-2027), Paris (FR), June 2027 
• "Grain Boundary Migration at Diffusive Time Scales", TMS Annual Meeting 2027, Orlando (US), March 2027
• "Mesoscale modeling and topological descriptors for disordered-correlated materials and interfaces", MRS Fall Meeting 2026, Boston (US), Dec. 2026
• "Multi-phase field modeling of polycrystalline dewetting ", International conference on free boundary problems, Berlin (DE), Sept. 2026
• Plenary Talk, "Characterizing distributions of local structures in hyperuniform patterns via persistent homology", International Conference Hyperuniformity and Topological Data Analysis, Reisensburg (Ulm, DE), July 2026
• "Disconnection-mediated GB motion and the impact of free surfaces",MRS Spring Meeting 2026, Honolulu (US), April-May 2026
• "Microstructure Evolution in Thin Films: Solid-State Dewetting Scenarios and Tailoring Self-Assembly", TMS Annual Meeting 2026, San Diego (US), March 2026
• "Descriptors for mesoscale modeling and design of microstructures". Workshop Theory and AI for sustainable materials, MPI Sustainable Mater., Düsseldorf (DE), Jan. 2026
• Distinguished Lecture: "Disconnection flow-mediated microstructure evolution", EUROMECH International Colloquium on “Mechanics of Interfaces”, Metz (FR), August 2025
• Keynote: "Integrative approaches to model and tailor material microstructure", MSE Research Data Forum 2025, Siegburg (DE), July 2025

• Topical Talk: "Understanding the impact of disconnection flow on microstructure evolution, Defects of Defects Topical session, DPG Meeting of the Condensed Matter Section , Regensburg (DE), March 2025

• Unveiling local structures in hyperuniform patterns via persistent homology and topological statistics. Hyperuniformity and related topics workshop, Paris (FR), December 2024.

• Microscopically-informed phase field models of grain growth: benchmarks and application.

  CHiMaD Phase Field Methods XVII workshop, Chicago (US), November 2024.

• Tailoring the self-assembly of ordered and hyperuniform nanostructures by solid-state dewetting.NanoSea-2024, Marseille (FR), July 2024.

• Coarse-grained phase field crystal modeling of elasticity and defects. The 5th International Symposium on Phase-Field Modelling in Materials Science, Hangzhou, (CN), May 2024.

• Richard-von-Mises Prize Plenary Lecture 2024: Bridging scales in mechanics: mesoscale modeling of crystalline materials. GAMM Annual Meeting, Magdeburg (DE), March 2024.

• Elasticity and plasticity at the mesoscale by phase field crystal modeling.RAM3: Recent Advances in Mechanics and Mathematics of Materials, Rome (IT), February 2024.

• IOM Colloquium: Tailoring the self-assembly of ordered and correlated-disordered nanostructures by solid-state dewetting: a modeling perspective. Leibnitz Institute of Surface Engineering, Leipzig (DE), May 2023.

• Karlsruher Werkstoffkolloquium: Self-assembly of ordered and correlated-disordered nanostructures by solid-state dewetting.Institute for Applied Materials, KIT, Karlsruhe (DE), May 2023.

• Interface faceting-defaceting mediated by disconnections. EarthFlows workshop '22

  Oslo (NO), June 2022.

• Continuum modeling and simulation of solid-state dewetting. SemiconNano2021, Milano (IT), Sept. 2021.

• Effect of compositional strain and cottrell atmospheres in binary systems by amplitude PFC modeling. SIAM Conference on Mathematical Aspects of Materials Science (MS20), Bilbao (SP), May 2021.

• Oral-Highlight: Closing the gap between atomic-scale lattice deformations and continuum elasticity within the PFC framework. The 4th International Symposium on Phase‑Field Modelling in Materials Science, Bochum (DE), July 2019.

• Crystal growth and morphological evolution of thin films by PF modeling PULSE 2019 - International Conference of GDR PULSE, Clermont-Ferrand (FR), July 2019.

• Complex morphological evolution of thin-films by phase field modeling and simulation.European Material Research Society (E-MRS) Fall Meeting, Warsaw (PL) Sept. 2018.

• Coarse-grained, three-dimensional modeling of defect networks by the amplitude expansion of the PFC model.Particle-based methods in materials science, ICMS Edinburgh (Scotland - UK), July 2018.

• Complex dewetting scenarios of ultra-thin silicon films. DIMAT 2017 - 10th International Conference on Diffusion in Materials, Haifa (IL). May 2017.

Publications

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2013

• Onset of plastic relaxation in the growth of Ge on Si(001) at low temperatures: Atomic-scale microscopy and dislocation modelingMarzegalli, A., Brunetto, M., Salvalaglio, M., Montalenti, F., Nicotra, G., Scuderi, M., Spinella, C. & 2 weitere, 18 Okt. 2013, in: Physical Review B - Condensed Matter and Materials Physics. 88, 165418, 6 S., 165418Elektronische (Volltext-)VersionPublikation: Beitrag in Fachzeitschrift > Forschungsartikel
• Hydrostatic strain enhancement in laterally confined SiGe nanostripesVanacore, G., Chaigneau, M., Barrett, N., Bollani, M., Boioli, F., Salvalaglio, M., Montalenti, F. & 12 weitere, 20 Sept. 2013, in: Physical Review B - Condensed Matter and Materials Physics. 88, 11, 15 S., 115309Elektronische (Volltext-)VersionPublikation: Beitrag in Fachzeitschrift > Forschungsartikel

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Teaching

Sommersemester 2025

Modeling Seminar (PDEs, Homogenization, Correlated systems): Course Page in OPAL

Sommersemester 2018-present

Advanced Concepts of Scientific Computing (MATH - CMS). Links: Course Page ('25) in OPAL

Sommersemester 2016

Graduate Lectures on "Continuum modeling of Heteroepitaxy"