ME Departmental Seminar

Jeff Tithof

Assistant Professor
Mechanical Engineering
University of Minnesota

Engineering insights to manipulate mass transport in the brain

Natasha Wright

Assistant Professor
Mechanical Engineering
University of Minnesota

When Context Changes the Engineering Question: Fluid Processing for Sustainable Health and Water Access

Ognjen Ilic

Assistant Professor
Mechanical Engineering
University of Minnesota

Harnessing the Energy and the Momentum of Waves at the Subwavelength Scale

Chih-Hao Chang

Professor
Mechanical Engineering
The University of Texas at Austin

Jeff Moehlis

Professor and Chair
Mechanical Engineering
UC Santa Barbara

Controlling Populations of Neural Oscillators

Carlye Lauff

Assistant Professor
Product Design
University of Minnesota 

Studying Prototyping in Practice: How Testing Generates Design Knowledge

Jose-Luis Jimenez

Professor
Chemistry
University of Colorado Boulder

What are the Most Important Precursors of Urban Secondary Organic Aerosol (SOA)? Are Terpenes Dominant?

Ryan Sochol

Associate Professor
Mechanical Engineering
University of Maryland

3D Micro/Nanoprinted Soft Robots: From Super Mario Bros. to Endovascular Surgery

George Lauder

Professor
Organismic and Evolutionary Biology
Harvard University

Fish robotics: using mechanical devices to understand the functional and evolutionary diversity of fishes

Michelle Driscoll

Associate Professor
Physics and Astronomy
Northwestern University

Surprises from steering microbots in slender spaces: Confinement-induced structuring, hydrodynamic trapping, and motion reversal

Geir Dullerud

Professor and Department Head
Electrical and Computer Engineering
University of Minnesota

Learning and System Identification for Safety and Control Design in Dynamical Processes

No Seminar - Thanksgiving

Jesse Capecelatro

Associate Professor
Mechanical Engineering
University of Michigan

Recent advances in modeling high-speed gas-particle flows

Terrence Meyer

Professor and Department Head
Aerospace Engineering and Mechanics
University of Minnesota

Progress and Opportunities for Interrogating Flows in Extreme Environments

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