ME Departmental Seminar

This seminar is held weekly on Wednesdays from 3:30-4:45pm in room ME 1130. It is offered as a set of courses (ME 8773/4) which allow our graduate students to stay informed and have opportunities to network with leaders in both research and industry. 

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January 21 - No Seminar

No Seminar

February 4

Rachel Humann

Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering
University of Minnesota

Developing Generalizable Model-Based Control Methods for Lower-Limb Powered Prostheses

February 18

Anabel del Val

Assistant Professor, Aerospace Engineering and Mechanics
University of Minnesota

Bayesian Learning of Thermochemical Models for Hypersonic Flows

February 25

Troy Marusich

Principal Research & Development Engineer
Proto Labs, Inc.

Digital Manufacturing at Protolabs

March 4

Allen Román

Assistant Professor, Mechanical Engineering
University of Minnesota

Programming Functionality in Polymer Systems Through Processing and Formulation

March 11 - No Seminar

Spring Break

March 18

Sylvie Lorente

Associate Dean for Research and Innovation and
College of Engineering Chair Professor in Mechanical Engineering
Villanova University

Flow architectures, from heat transfer applications to blood transport through organs

March 25

Joel Plawsky

Professor, Chemical and Biological Engineering
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

Heat Pipes and Interfacial Processes in Microgravity

April 8

Sarah Bergbreiter

Professor, Associate Head for Strategic Initiatives, Mechanical Engineering
Carnegie Mellon University

Microsystems-inspired robotics

April 15

Fokion Egolfopoulos

Professor of Engineering and Professor of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering
University of Southern California

100+ Years of Combustion Research: Relevance to Applications and Next Frontiers

April 22 - Cancelled Seminar

The seminar with speaker Burak Ozpineci has been cancelled.

April 29

Peter Hamlington

Chair and Professor, Mechanical Engineering
University of Colorado Boulder

An Engineering Approach to Understanding and Modeling Wildland Fires

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