Longyu Zhao presents at MRS Fall 2015 in Boston, MA. The title of his talk is “Characterization of Coolant Flow and Heat Transfer in Topology Optimized 3D Woven Lattice Materials”.

Blog 2015 Longyu Zhao presents at MRS Fall 2015 in Boston, MA. The title of his talk is "Characterization of Coolant Flow and Heat Transfer in Topology Optimized 3D Woven Lattice Materials".

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December 15, 2015

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PreviousLongyu Zhao, Alex Kinsey and Kyle Slusarski present at the 2015 MS&T Conference in Columbus, Ohio. Longyu’s talk “Fluidic and Thermal Properties of Topology Optimized 3D Woven Lattice Materials” has been selected as GEMS (Graduate Excellence in Materials Science) Sapphire Award.
NextKyle Slusarski has finished his master degree at the Weihs Group and started his career at ARL.

Longyu Zhao, Alex Kinsey and Kyle Slusarski present at the 2015 MS&T Conference in Columbus, Ohio. Longyu’s talk “Fluidic and Thermal Properties of Topology Optimized 3D Woven Lattice Materials” has been selected as GEMS (Graduate Excellence in Materials Science) Sapphire Award.

2015

Kyle Overdeep presents at the departmental seminar on Sep. 23rd at 1:30 pm in Maryland Hall 110. The title of his talk is “Reactive Metal Nanolaminates for Bio-Agent Defeat”.

2015

A paper that Longyu Zhao co-authored: “Topology Optimization of Fixed-Geometry Fluid Diodes”, has been selected by the Journal of Mechanical Design as featured article. Congratulations!

2015

PreviousLongyu Zhao, Alex Kinsey and Kyle Slusarski present at the 2015 MS&T Conference in Columbus, Ohio. Longyu’s talk “Fluidic and Thermal Properties of Topology Optimized 3D Woven Lattice Materials” has been selected as GEMS (Graduate Excellence in Materials Science) Sapphire Award.

NextKyle Slusarski has finished his master degree at the Weihs Group and started his career at ARL.

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Longyu Zhao, Alex Kinsey and Kyle Slusarski present at the 2015 MS&T Conference in Columbus, Ohio. Longyu’s talk “Fluidic and Thermal Properties of Topology Optimized 3D Woven Lattice Materials” has been selected as GEMS (Graduate Excellence in Materials Science) Sapphire Award.

Kyle Overdeep presents at the departmental seminar on Sep. 23rd at 1:30 pm in Maryland Hall 110. The title of his talk is “Reactive Metal Nanolaminates for Bio-Agent Defeat”.

A paper that Longyu Zhao co-authored: “Topology Optimization of Fixed-Geometry Fluid Diodes”, has been selected by the Journal of Mechanical Design as featured article. Congratulations!