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In his professional career, Professor Chang has been a researcher and an educator. He carried out research on the thermodynamics of metal refining early in his career, followed by contributions in thermodynamic modeling/phase diagram calculations, as well as studies of scientifically interesting and technologically relevant structural, electronic, and magnetic properties of materials in bulk or nanoscale form.
Among his honors/awards are the William Hume-Rothery Award (''in recognition of his outstanding scholarly contribution to the Science of Alloys," TMS, 1989), the Extraction and Processing Lecturer Award (''for his work on the thermodynamics of metal refining," TMS, 1993), the Albert Sauveur Achievement Award (''in recognition of pioneering achievements in materials science," ASM, 1996), and the John Bardeen Award (''for seminal contribution to the understanding of metal/compound semiconductor interactions," TMS, 2000). Among his other recognitions are the Champion H.
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