DOE OSTI · 1871461
Complex Functional Materials
Abstract
The Complex Functional Materials (CFM) area of leadership focuses on the identification and development of materials comprised of multiple components or building blocks that are integrated or chemically bound together to achieve a desired function or response. Soft materials, such as polymers, as well as structural properties at the meso- and micro-scale that control materials function are particularly emphasized in this leadership area. Further, complex functional materials are generally developed to satisfy multiple materials design criteria all of which are essential to the overall application. CFM supports applications that are aligned with all three Los Alamos National Laboratory mission areas. These mission areas are: materials for nuclear deterrence, materials for energy security, and materials for global security
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Dattelbaum, Andrew Martin. 2022-06-06. Complex Functional Materials. https://doi.org/10.2172/1871461
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