Mike Grapes successfully defends his Ph.D. thesis. Congratulations! The title of his thesis is “The Role of Interfacial Reactions in Aluminum/Nickel Reactive Multilayer Performance.”

Blog 2016 Mike Grapes successfully defends his Ph.D. thesis. Congratulations! The title of his thesis is "The Role of Interfacial Reactions in Aluminum/Nickel Reactive Multilayer Performance."

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April 28, 2015

2016

PreviousMike Grapes, Nick Krywopusk, Longyu Zhao, Yong Zhang and Thomas Voisin present at the 2015 Mach Conference in Annapolis, Maryland.
NextThe Weihs Group recruits a new graduate student, Elliot Wainwright, to work on the newly funded DTRA project. Welcome on board!

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

PreviousMike Grapes, Nick Krywopusk, Longyu Zhao, Yong Zhang and Thomas Voisin present at the 2015 Mach Conference in Annapolis, Maryland.

NextThe Weihs Group recruits a new graduate student, Elliot Wainwright, to work on the newly funded DTRA project. Welcome on board!

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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.