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Josh Tuggle - Student Research Assistant

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Email:
tuggle.7@osu.edu

Current Research:
Josh is currently involved in several projects. He is helping to wrap up the MAI program imaging and doing stereology on Ti-64 and Ti-5553. He is also working on developing a TTT and CCT diagram for Ti-555. His current and future work focuses on microstructural characterization.

Educational Background:
Josh Tuggle graduated from The Ohio State University in June 2005 with a B.S. in Materials Science in Engineering with a specialization in Metals and a Business Minor. As an undergraduate, Josh worked under Dr. Fraser for his senior project which looked a compositional variations in β-21S. He is currently working towards a MS degree

Personal:
Josh spends his free time running sounds/lighting/video, working with youth and playing guitar at his church. He also enjoys running, skiing, basketball, and OSU football.

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