Congratulations to our seniors Evan Krumheuer and Travis Schmauss on graduating! Evan will continue with us as a Masters student and Travis will be starting graduate school at Northwestern next year. Good luck!

Blog 2016 Congratulations to our seniors Evan Krumheuer and Travis Schmauss on graduating! Evan will continue with us as a Masters student and Travis will be starting graduate school at Northwestern next year. Good luck!

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May 3, 2016

2016

PreviousLongyu Zhao successfully defends his Ph.D. thesis. Congratulations! The title of his thesis is “Design and Characterization of Fluidic and Thermal Properties of 3D Woven Lattic Materials for Heat Exchange Applications.”
NextProf. Weihs hosts an end-of-semester party for the group!

Professor Weihs gives a talk at Columbia University titled “Reactive Materials: Scientific Investigations and Applications” on November 11th.

2016

Advances in Engineering writes an article about Dr. Longyu Zhao’s research. Congratulations!

2016

The Honorable Stephen Welby, the Assistant Secretary of Defense visits the Weihs lab and learned about the Controlled Microstructural Architecture and BioAgent Defeat projects. Dr. Allen Dalton, program manager for DTRA, also visited.

2016

The Weihs lab acquired a Thermal Instruments Q600 Differential Thermal Analyzer.

2016

Shane Arlington, Suhas Eswarappa Prameela, and John Fite join the group as PhD students. Cong You joins the group as a Masters student. Welcome!

2016

Mike Grapes, Kyle Overdeep, and Longyu Zhao leave group after successful Ph.D. careers. Mike is starting a post-doc at Lawrence Livermore National Lab, Kyle is starting a post-doc at Eglin Air Force Base, and Longyu has begun working for Amazon. We wish them the best!

2016

PreviousLongyu Zhao successfully defends his Ph.D. thesis. Congratulations! The title of his thesis is “Design and Characterization of Fluidic and Thermal Properties of 3D Woven Lattic Materials for Heat Exchange Applications.”

NextProf. Weihs hosts an end-of-semester party for the group!

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Professor Weihs gives a talk at Columbia University titled “Reactive Materials: Scientific Investigations and Applications” on November 11th.

Advances in Engineering writes an article about Dr. Longyu Zhao’s research. Congratulations!

The Honorable Stephen Welby, the Assistant Secretary of Defense visits the Weihs lab and learned about the Controlled Microstructural Architecture and BioAgent Defeat projects. Dr. Allen Dalton, program manager for DTRA, also visited.

The Weihs lab acquired a Thermal Instruments Q600 Differential Thermal Analyzer.

Shane Arlington, Suhas Eswarappa Prameela, and John Fite join the group as PhD students. Cong You joins the group as a Masters student. Welcome!

Mike Grapes, Kyle Overdeep, and Longyu Zhao leave group after successful Ph.D. careers. Mike is starting a post-doc at Lawrence Livermore National Lab, Kyle is starting a post-doc at Eglin Air Force Base, and Longyu has begun working for Amazon. We wish them the best!