Research Listing - College
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Chemical Theory Center
Graduate Student, Neurock Group
- Applied & Computational Mathematics
- Catalysis, Separations & Reaction Engineering
- Electrochemical Materials & Devices
Mechanical Engineering
Professor, Mechanical Engineering
- Applying Machine Design to Efficient Energy Conversion, Storage, and Generation
- Fluid Power
- Kinematics
- Dynamics
Data Science Initiative
Distinguished McKnight University Professor, Department of Aerospace Engineering Mechanics
Richard James' main area of research is phase transformations in materials - especially shape memory and multiferrroic materials - at large and small scales. This involves the development of mathematical methods for the analysis of materials at atomic and continuum scales, especially the development of multiscale methods for understanding the relation between the behavior of materials on different scales. It also involves advanced methods of bulk synthesis and characterization of new…
Department of Chemistry
Professor Emeritus, Department of Chemistry
Research interests of the Ellis group have focused on investigation of the relatively unexplored chemistry of the elements with the objective of creating new and/or useful molecules of fundamental interest. We view the entire periodic table as our playground and delight in the discovery of previously unknown classes of compounds containing elements in rare or unprecedented oxidation states and/or ligand environments; i.e., "textbook molecules." One special emphasis in current research…
Data Science Initiative
Richard and Barbara Nelson Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering
Dr. Yang's research interests broadly encompass the first-principles based modeling and simulation of reactive flows, including: combustion, turbulence, plasma physics, particulate and multi-phase flows, and their multi-scale interactions. The goal is to develop and utilize high-fidelity, computationally efficient predictive tools in order to: (i) gain fundamental understanding of the physicochemical processes in reactive flows; (ii) design and control advanced propulsion and power-…
Data Science Initiative
Associate Professor, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
My research interests span physics of computing, energy-efficient computing, application-domain specialized architectures, hardware security and reliability, approximate computing. Our group focuses on how to improve the energy-efficiency of computing and how to sustain the illusion of performance scaling in the face of process-technology induced limitations.
Data Science Initiative
Professor, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Yu Cao has published more than 300 articles and two books on nano-CMOS modeling and physical design. His research interests include neural-inspired computing, hardware design for on-chip learning, and reliable integration of nanoelectronics.
Minnesota Institute for Astrophysics
Senior Researcher, School of Physics and Astronomy
Space Physics
Data Science Initiative
Assistant Professor, Department of Bioproducts and Biosystems Engineering
Yang leads the Agricultural Robotics Lab. The lab's mission is to apply advanced ideas of robotics, remote sensing, data mining and information technology into precision agriculture. The core techniques we use include multispectral/hyperspectral imaging, spectroscopy, machine learning, geographic information system (GIS), digital mapping, biochemical sensing, etc. The tools available in the lab are unmanned aerial vehicle, unmanned ground vehicle, video camera, multispectral camera,…
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
Associate Professor, Distinguished University Teaching Professor, McKnight Presidential Fellow
Yarosh runs the ProDUCT (Prototyping, Design, and Usability of Communication Technologies) group. As part of the GroupLens research lab, her group is committed to the design and empirical study of social computing systems, frequently adding an embodiment perspective to these investigations (e.g., adding projection and haptics to communication systems). The group does work in a variety of contexts, with particularly notable contributions in the areas of…