National Corrosion & Materials Reliability Lab
Summary

Through research, education and training, the National Corrosion & Materials Reliability Lab (NCMRL) provides solutions to the corrosion needs of industry and government in order to maximize asset life, production efficiency and worker safety. The goal is to preserve and extend the integrity of the structures, such as buildings, bridges, pipelines, roads, ports and off-shore platforms that can be continuously occupied and operational during the entire design life of current or new civil infrastructures. The NCMRL conducts state-of-the-art research, development, testing and assessment of corrosion-resistant materials, corrosion mitigation strategies, corrosion sensors and asset life prediction tools.
Research
- Development, testing and assessment of corrosion-resistant materials, corrosion mitigation strategies, corrosion sensors and asset life prediction tools.
- Combining basic research with investigations focused on specific technical problems in materials degradation, durability, reliability, and integrity.
Capabilities
See us in action:
Lab Supervisors:

Dr. Raymundo Case
Associate Lab Supervisor, Professor of Practice, Materials Science & Engineering, Texas A&M
[email protected]
979-458-1090

Dr. Homero Castaneda-Lopez
Lab Supervisor, Associate Professor, Materials Science & Engineering, Texas A&M
[email protected]
979-458-9844
Affiliated Researchers/
Faculty:
- Brenda Amaro
- Lin Chen
- Chin-Hua Cheng
- Tse-Ming Chiu
- Seongkoo Cho
- Yenny Cubides
- Reece Goldsberry
- Changkyu Kim
- Ramatou Ly
- Mahdi Mohajeri
- Arash Shadravan