Katherine Dang
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About
Katherine Dang is a rising leader in advanced manufacturing and magnetic materials engineering. Her research centers on additive manufacturing of high-performance alloys, particularly for electromagnetic shielding and functional bimetallic structures. Dang’s most cited work, “Additively manufactured high permeability Fe-Ni alloys and novel bi-metallic magnetic shields” (2023), demonstrates a breakthrough approach to fabricating complex magnetic components that combine high permeability with geometric freedom—a challenge previously limited by conventional processing. By leveraging laser powder bed fusion, she has shown how to tailor magnetic properties through composition and post-processing, enabling lightweight, custom-shaped shields for sensitive electronics and medical devices. Though early in her career, her work has already garnered 7 citations, signaling strong interest from both materials science and applied electromagnetics communities. Dang’s contributions are notable for bridging the gap between design flexibility and functional performance, offering a scalable path to next-generation magnetic devices. Her research holds promise for applications in electric vehicles, aerospace, and quantum sensing, where precise magnetic control is critical.
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