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Month December 2022

Siavash Graduates

Congratulations to Dr. Siavash Sattar who successfully defended his dissertation on Role of Structural Hierarchy in Multiscale Material Systems. Dr. Sattar joined University of Minnesota Duluth as an Assistant Professor in Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering.

Von Receives Graduate Student Award

Congratulations to Von for receiving Rao V. Arimilli and Lakshmi Arimilli Graduate Award in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering. The award is selected based on the academic excellence and contribution to the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at ODU.

SPE ACCE: Saquib is a Finalist for the Best Paper

Saquib was selected as a finalist for the Best Paper Award at SPE Automotive Composites Conference and Exhibition for his work on fiber orientation reconstruction using deep learning. Great work and congratulations!

Composites Part A: Notch sensitivity in LDFC

Siavash continues his productive year with another paper on the notch sensitivity in long discontinuous fiber composites. The study found unique notch insensitivity in LDFC with improved damage tolerant plastic behavior prior to failure.

Polymer Composites: Plant based graphene in CFRP

Dan published his work on investigating the effect of sustainable plant-based graphene on improving the mechanical properties of high performance carbon fiber thermosetting composites. The study focused on mechanical and thermo-electric properties. Great work!

Additive Manufacturing: Effect of Post-Treatment

Pushpa published her MS-thesis based study on the effect of secondary compaction on the mechanical behavior of nylon based short fiber 3D printed composites. She found really interesting results on the effect of high temperature compaction to improve the mechanical… Continue Reading →

Composites Part A: Molding

Siavash published his study on studying structure-property relationship in nylon based long discontinuous compression molded glass fiber composites. You can find the paper here. Great job!

Virginia graduates with MS

Virginia Rauch graduated with Masters of Science degree from CMM research group. Virginia worked on studying the mechanics of mechanics of preimpregnated fiber tow deposition and compaction.  Virginia joined Huntington Ingalls Industries. Congratulations on both!

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