​The Materials-DNA Laboratory is actively advancing the development of comprehensive processing windows for advanced structural materials, incorporating strain rate sensitivity (SRS) maps, efficiency maps, instability maps, and creep maps. This effort aims to establish robust process–structure–property correlations that enable precise control over material behavior under diverse operating conditions. The research is being carried out through active collaborations with leading institutes and research laboratories. Rigorous validation of these processing maps is achieved through in-depth microstructural and crystallographic texture analysis, systematically correlated with the resulting mechanical and physical properties. This integrated approach provides critical insights for optimizing processing parameters and designing high-performance materials for demanding engineering applications.