Research Listing - College
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School of Mathematics
Professor, School of Mathematics
Representation theory of groups and algebras, algebraic topology, combinatorics, category theory
Department of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science
Professor
My research program focuses on developing the tools and fundamental understanding necessary to efficiently process soft materials and complex fluids. Soft materials and complex fluids have been in an exciting “discovery” phase for the last few decades as synthetic methods have been fully integrated, the seemingly disparate fields of colloidal and macromolecular science have moved closer together, and powerful analytical tools have become…
Physics
Associate Professor, School of Physics and Astronomy
Our lab employs and further develops modern biophysical techniques to study cellular processes with high precision and detail.
Living cells have the remarkable ability to sense environmental signals such as physical force or small molecules. This information is processed by intracellular signaling networks, which allow a cell to respond to the stimulus. Our research at the intersection of physics and biology aims to understand how these cellular signaling processes are regulated on…
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
Professor
Weissman's research is in the broad area of parallel and distributed systems. He is working predominantly on edge and cloud computing, mobile computing, Internet of things, and HPC, developing techniques to improve performance, reliability, and energy efficiency.
Research Division
Computing Systems
Current Research
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Civil, Environmental, and Geo- Engineering
Professor Emeritus, Department of Civil, Environmental, and Geo- Engineering
Dr. Arndt is a Professor Emeritus, University of Minnesota. His major research interests are in the area of fluid mechanics with emphasis on turbulent shear flows and vortex flows; cavitation; aeroacoustics including jet noise and turbomachinery noise; alternate energy with an emphasis on hydropower and wind turbine technology; and aeration technology with a view towards developing cost effective environmental remediation techniques. His research experience includes cavitation in pumps,…
Technological Leadership Institute
ST Faculty
public health, food defense, informatics, homeland security
Expertise
- Public health
- Emergency preparedness and response
- Homeland security
- Surveillance
- Modeling
- Leadership
Programs
- M.S in Security Technologies
- M.S. in Management of Technology
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
Professor, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Lilja Research Group Site
My research focuses primarily on high-performance computer architecture, parallel computing, computer systems performance analysis, and storage systems. I have a particular interest in exploiting hardware-software interactions and architecture-circuit interactions to improve system performance.
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Civil, Environmental, and Geo- Engineering
James L. Record Professor
Research interests revolve around the modeling and simulation of complex wave phenomena in unconventional structures and materials, with emphasis on cellular solids, phononic crystals and acoustic metamaterials. Current efforts are directed towards the investigation of wave motion in nonlinear periodic solids, such as granular crystals, with the objective of designing strategies for tunable filtering and wave steering. In parallel, new theoretical and experimental techniques for material…
Department of Chemistry
Regents Professor, Distinguished McKnight University Professor, Prager Chair in Macromolecular Science, College of Science & Engineering Distinguished Professor, Department of Chemistry
- Nanoscience & Materials Chemistry: polymer nanostructures
- Polymer Chemistry: polymer characterization
- Experimental Physical Chemistry: polymer liquids
We are interested in multicomponent polymer systems such as block copolymers, which can undergo self-assembly to form interesting nanostructures in both solution and bulk. Our program involves:
- synthesis of model polymers,
- characterization of their molecular features,…
Aerospace Engineering and Mechanics
Professor Emeritus
Professor Shield's research program focuses on understanding the effects that microstructures in modern materials have on the overall behavior of these materials and on their fracture properties. The materials under study include single crystals of shape-memory and other copper-based alloys, as well as novel materials with both magneto-elastic and shape-memory behaviors. Experimental work concentrates on observing the microstructures that form under various types of loading and at the tips…