David Montiel

David Montiel is a Research Investigator at the University of Michigan, specializing in materials science and engineering.13 His work primarily focuses on the development and application of phase-field models to study microstructure evolution phenomena in materials processing and operation.12

Research Focus

Montiel's current research centers on:

1. Developing and implementing a structural phase-field crystal model for studying 2D materials1
2. Simulating microstructure evolution during materials processing and operation using phase-field models2

Professional Background

Expertise:: David Montiel is a highly skilled physicist with extensive knowledge in:

• Materials science
• Numerical methods implementation
• Programming

Position:: At the University of Michigan, Montiel holds the following roles:

• Research Investigator in the College of Literature, Science, & the Arts5
• Lead Research Area Specialist in the Materials Science & Engineering department34

Academic Affiliation

Montiel is associated with the University of Michigan's College of Engineering, specifically the Materials Science and Engineering department.24 His office is located in 3038 HH Dow building on the university campus.4

David Montiel's expertise in phase-field modeling and materials science makes him a valuable contributor to the field of materials research at the University of Michigan.