Dr. Majid Kavousi is a Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of Galway and the I-Form Centre for Advanced Manufacturing, Ireland. He recently completed his PhD in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Galway, titled “Computationally Efficient Micromechanical Process–Structure–Property Modelling for Biomedical Materials.” His doctoral research developed efficient micromechanical frameworks linking process, structure, and performance in additively manufactured 316L stainless steel and bioresorbable magnesium alloys through geometrically based process–structure (GBPS) and cellular automata–crystal plasticity (CA–CPFE) methodologies. Currently, Dr. Kavousi works on multi-scale process–structure–property modelling for laser powder bed fusion (PBF) of metallic systems, including Ti-6Al-4V spinal cages and NiTi aerospace actuators. He is also involved in a collaborative project with NSAI, ISO, and ASTM to support the development of new international standards for modelling in additive manufacturing. His broader interests include predictive simulation of AM materials, fatigue modelling, and process-structure-property-performance modelling for PBF.