Research Listing - College
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Minnesota Geological Survey
Quaternary Geologist
- Till geochemistry
- Till provenance
- Till stratigraphy
- Paleogeography
- Basin analysis
- Detrital zircon provenance
Physics
Professor, School of Physics and Astronomy
Pryke is an experimental cosmologist and educator. His research currently centers on the cosmic microwave background (CMB) - the after glow from early times when the Universe was a smooth hot plasma. By studying the CMB we can learn much about the origin, contents and ultimate fate of the Universe - CMB studies are at the center of the current "golden age" of cosmology. Pryke has played a leading role in the construction and…
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
Professor
Yew's research/teaching interests include computer architectures and compilers targeting future generations of secure high-performance multi- and many-core systems. Areas of recent focus include enhancing system security at both the micro-architectural and source/binary-code levels, system virtualization and dynamic binary translation, leveraging machine-learning approaches to enhance compilation techniques, improving high-performance memory systems, and…
Technological Leadership Institute
ST Fellow & Faculty, James J. Renier Chair for Security Technologies
Areas of Interest
- Election security
- Emerging technologies
- AI bias detection and mitigation
- Ethical and responsible use of technology
- Covert influence on social media platforms
- Benefits of psychological first aid at all-hazards disaster sites
Expertise
- Information Security Management System (ISMS)…
Biomedical Engineering
Professor, Department of Biomedical Engineering
The Odde Lab is focused on how the fundamental thermodynamics, kinetics, diffusive transport, and mechanics of the molecular components of the cell enable basic cellular functions such as migration, division, and polarization. From these studies we are seeking to then understand how these go awry in the context of diseases such as brain cancer and Alzheimer's disease, and take corrective therapeutic action.
We use an integrated modeling-experimental approach,…
Chemical Theory Center
Graduate Student, Goodpaster Group
- Modeling magnetic materials, specifically metal organic frameworks, in Density Functional Theory.
Mechanical Engineering
Professor, Mechanical Engineering
- Applying Machine Design to Efficient Energy Conversion, Storage, and Generation
- Fluid Power
- Kinematics
- Dynamics
Aerospace Engineering and Mechanics
Professor
Research Page | UMN Experts Page
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 gas is no…
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
CSE Distinguished Professor, Erwin A. Kelen Professor in Electrical Engineering, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Assoc. Dean for Academic Affairs; Graduate faculty, Dept. of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, Center for Micromagnetics and Information Technologies (MINT)
Stadler Research Group Site
My research focuses primarily on the integration of magnetic and optical materials with standard platforms to allow the development of practical devices and systems. In photonics, this includes the integration of magnets, magneto-optical garnets waveguides, and nanostructures for magnetophotonic crystals with semiconductor platforms for isolator and sensor applications. In…
Data Science Initiative
Assistant Professor, Chemical Engineering and Materials Science
We are a computational research group working to accelerate the discovery and design of solid-state materials of critical importance to sustainable energy technologies (batteries, photovoltaics, catalysts, ceramics, and more).
Our work lies at the intersection of quantum chemistry and machine learning, where these tools are used together to develop predictive theories for solid-state reactivity. In doing so, we can design synthetic pathways to…