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Dr Hedieh Jazaeri
Profile summary
- Central Academic Staff
- Lecturer in Mechanical Engineering
- Faculty of Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics
- School of Engineering & Innovation
- hedieh.jazaeri
Professional biography
Hedieh completed her PhD on recrystallization of highly deformed aluminium alloys at the University of Manchester in 2003. Subsequently she worked as a PDRA for two years at the University of Manchester where she studied the effect of initial grain size on microstructural development during cold rolling deformation of a single-phase aluminium alloy and also the dynamic grain growth in a single-phase aluminium alloy after deformation by plane strain compression at low temperature and different strain rates.
In 2005 she joined Oxford Instruments Analytical plc (Nanoanalysis sector) as an Application Specialist. In 2010 she returned to academia at the Open University as a Research Fellow.
Research interests
Hedieh's research interests are mainly around material characterisation in particular creep damage assessment in order to extend life of engineering components in safety critical applications. This involves using in-house characterisation techniques such as SEM, EBSD and EDX. Also accessing central neutron facilities such as ISIS, ILL and HZB to perform Small Angle Neutron Scattering (SANS) experiments.
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