Research Listing - College
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William I. Fine Theoretical Physics Institute
Professor (1990-2008)
Department of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science
Professor
Our group focuses on the growth of thin films and heterostructures of quantum materials using one-atom-at-a-time. We employ novel hybrid molecular beam epitaxy (MBE) method to do this. Our interests are in the various areas of materials science, materials chemistry & physics: the synthesis of quantum materials with atomic layer control over thickness and composition to understand, and control the interplay between lattice, charge and spin degree of freedom and their coupling to the…
Biomedical Engineering
Assistant Professor, Department of Biomedical Engineering
Pregnancy stands at the interface of mechanics and biology. The Pregnancy Research & Engineering Group focuses on understanding how soft tissues grow, remodel, and adapt during pregnancy. Specifically, we are interested in how hormonal and mechanical signaling interact to drive this critical process to support a healthy pregnancy. We use a combination of experimental and computational approaches from biomechanics and computational systems biology to understand these interactions.
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Aerospace Engineering and Mechanics
Professor
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Professor Schwartzentruber utilizes particle simulation methods to model non-equilibrium and chemically reacting gas flows. Non-equilibrium flow occurs when the mean-free-path between molecular collisions in a…
Department of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science
Associate Professor, Chemistry
Molecular modeling
Computer simulations
Statistical mechanics
Using state-of-the-art tools of molecular modeling, computer simulations, and statistical mechanics, Professor Sarupria's research focuses on surface-driven phenomena. The central theme encompassing her research involves developing cutting-edge sampling techniques in molecular simulations and applying them in understanding long-standing problems…
Department of Chemistry
Assistant Professor, Department of Chemistry
- Inorganic & Organometallic Chemistry
- Energy & Catalysis
- Environmental & Green Chemistry
Catalysis is central to solving some of the grand sustainability challenges of our day. Research efforts in our group will focus on the development of new classes of catalysts based on atomically precise, multimetallic architectures. Projects will span synthetic, structural, mechanistic, and reactivity studies using a range of techniques,…
Physics
Professor, School of Physics and Astronomy
My area of expertise is in experimental high energy physics with experience in both hadron collider and neutrino oscillation physics. Most recently, I have been fascinated by the neutrino sector of particle physics. Although the existence of these particles has been known for many decades, much is still unknown about them. What is the ordering of the neutrinos? Is there CP-violation in the lepton sector? Are neutrinos responsible for leptogenesis? Can neutrinos lead to a discovery of physics…
Civil, Environmental, and Geo- Engineering
Distinguished McKnight University Professor & Joseph T. and Rose S. Ling Professor
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My research is focused on the fate of anthropogenic chemicals in natural and engineered systems. Most of my…
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Professor, Jim and Sara Anderson Chair
My primary research interests lie in computational imaging, physics-driven artificial intelligence (AI), inverse problems and generative AI for improving biomedical imaging with a focus on magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).
School of Mathematics
Director of Undergraduate Studies
Professor, School of Mathematics
Mathematics education, low-dimensional geometry and topology