Miaomiao (Mia) Jin is an assistant professor in the Ken and Mary Alice Lindquist Department of Nuclear Engineering. Jin earned her Ph.D. from the Department of Nuclear Science and Engineering at Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 2019, and bachelor's degree in nuclear engineering at University of Science and Technology of China in 2013. Prior to joining Penn State, she completed a postdoctoral appointment at Idaho National Laboratory in 2020. Jin’s research focuses on computation materials relevant to nuclear applications, including atomistic simulations of materials behavior under extreme environments, multiscale modeling to infer property evolution/degradation, and data-driven prediction of radiation-induced material response.
Journal Articles
- Yipeng Gao, Andrea M. Jokisaaria, Larry Aagesen, Yongfeng Zhang and Mia Jin, 2022, "The effect of elastic anisotropy on the symmetry selection of irradiation-induced void superlattices in cubic metals.", Computational Materials Science, 206, pp. 111252
- Yi Xie and Mia Jin, 2021, "Calculations of CISCC for UNF canisters thorugh physics-guided machine learning framework", Transactions of American Nuclear Society, 124, pp. 82-85
- Miaomiao Jin, 2021, "Defect dynamics in \gamma-U, Mo and their alloys", Journal of Nuclear Materials, 549, pp. 152893
- Rui Gao and Miaomiao Jin, 2021, "Hybrid diffusive-displacive helium outgassing in Cu/Nb multilayer composites", Scripta Materialia, 194, pp. 113706
- Mia Jin, 2021, "Assessment of empirical interatomic potential to predict thermal conductivity in ThO2 and UO2", Journal of Physics: Condensed Matter, 33, pp. 275402
- Pengyuan Xiu and Mia Jin, 2021, "Dislocation Loops in Proton Irradiated Uranium-Nitrogen-Oxygen System", Journal of Nuclear Materials, 557, pp. 153244
- Mia Jin, 2021, "Dissociated prismatic loop punching by bubble growth in Cu", Scientific Reports, 11.1, pp. 1-9