Charlotte Boehme

Researcher

University of Arkansas
Last publication 2025 Last refreshed 2026-05-02

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2 pubs

Research Areas

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Charlotte Boehme's research focuses on modeling the development of keyhole passage morphology, with recent publications in 2025 exploring the mechanisms controlling this process. Boehme has co-authored two publications with M. D. Covington at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, indicating collaborative work within the institution. Boehme is a recently active researcher, with two total publications, and their work is primarily situated within the field of materials science and engineering, specifically concerning the physical processes involved in material behavior.

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  • Publications: 2

Selected Publications

  • MODELING THE MECHANISMS CONTROLLING THE DEVELOPMENT OF KEYHOLE PASSAGE MORPHOLOGY (2025)
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