Lesley D. Frame

Assistant Professor

Department of Materials Science and Engineering

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Education

Ph.D., University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ, (2009)

Research Focus

• Metals Processing
• Manufacturing
• Corrosion
• Residual Stress
• Phase Transformations
• Structure – Property – Processing Relationships

Awards and Honors

• 2017: The Bronze Medal Award, ASM International
• 2017: Award of Achievement, ASTM
• 2015: President’s Award, Thermatool Corp.
• 2011: Fulbright Fellow, UK, Cardiff University Wales
• 2009: Award for Excellence at the Student Interface, College of Engineering, University of Arizona

Publications

Impact of Secondary-Phase Particle Morphology on Grain Growth in Pure Copper Using a Phase Field Simulation Approach; Bhuiyan, M. Nabil;Nakhmanson, Serge;Frame, Lesley D. Advanced Engineering Materials (2024), 26(23), 2400564

Ductility dip cracking mechanisms and characterization: a review; Caruso, Matthew; Frame, Lesley Journal of Materials Science (2024), 59(36), 16789-16814

Electrochemical investigation of accelerated deterioration of concrete with iron-sulfide containing aggregates; Ojo, Meshach; Kim, Donghyun; Frame, Lesley; Wille, Kay Cement and Concrete Research (2024), 182, 107570

Frame, Lesley, Indranie Rambarran, Kevin Sala, and Cameron Sanders (2020) “Impacts of machining and heat treating practices on residual stresses in alpha-beta titanium alloys,” Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance,, ASM International. DOI: 10.1007/s11665-020-04843-5

de Barros, Phillip, Louise Iles, Lesley Frame and David Killick (2020) “The Early Iron Metallurgy of Bassar, Togo:  furnaces, metallurgical remains and iron objects” Azania: Archaeological Research in Africa, Vol 55(1): 3-43. DOI: 10.1080/0067270X.2020.1721841

Frame, Lesley D. (2018) “Nondestructive Evaluation of Tubular Products,” In ASM Handbook Vol 17: Nondestructive Evaluation and Quality Control. Materials Park: ASM International