Research


  • Manufacturing

    Research in manufacturing covers a wide range of topics including large scale production of carbon nanotubes, sustainable manufacturing, laser aided materials processing, computer aided stamping, advanced metrology, high performance cutting tools and meso-scale manufacturing processes.

  • Research Highlights

     

    Machines and instruments to study and control the growth of nanostructures including large-scale production of carbon nanotubes, high-precision sensors, and structural composites

    Sustainable manufacturing including patented gas-based environmentally-friendly metal working fluids, re-manufacturing processes for consumer electronics products

    Design, analysis and optimization of high performance cutting tools, micro/meso scale manufacturing process, micro fuel processor components

    Laser-aided manufacturing including laser micromachining and direct metal deposition

    Intelligent computer aided stamping system

    Laser scattering method for cylinder bore inspection, valve seat inspection using laser sensors

  • Researchers

    John Hart

    Nanotube structures and devices

    Jack Hu

    Mass customization and systems, welding, joining, forming

    Elijah Kannatey-Asibu Jr.

    Laser welding and joining (fabrication and modeling)

    Yoram Koren

    Reconfigurable manufacturing

    Jyoti Mazumder

    Laser processing and free-form fabrication, laser micromachining

    Jun Ni

    Precision manufacturing, micro-machining and forming

    Albert Shih

    Biomedical devices, drilling process, metrology

    Kathleen Sienko

    Global health design, affordable medical device design

    Steve Skerlos

    Sustainable products and policies