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Deformation-induced amorphous complexion transitions elevate strength and ductility
Grain boundary engineering is a major avenue for tailoring the mechanical behavior of polycrystalline materials. Grain boundary complexions, including amorphous intergranular films, are classically accessed through thermal driving forces and solute segregation. Here, we discover that plastic deforma
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