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Umut A. Gurkan

Umut A. Gurkan is leading the CASE Biomanufacturing and Microfabrication Laboratory (CASE-BML) in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at Case Western Reserve University (CWRU). Inspired by modern advanced manufacturing methods, the primary focus of CASE-BML is developing micro/nano-scale technologies for biomanufacturing complex multiscale biological systems and microengineered methods for rare cell isolation and manipulation. Micro/nano-engineered systems and platforms

German Drazer

Research Interests: Transport Phenomena; Fluid mechanics and statistical physics, stochastic processes to investigate the transport of suspended particles in complex systems. Our objective is to develop a fundamental understanding of transport at small scales by combining theory and numerical simulations with experiments. Our objective is also to use this basic understanding to create micro and

William Anderson

Research Interests Include: Systematic and careful combination of analysis and experimentation on injectors, combustors, nozzles, and propellants for both rocket and air-breathing propulsion. Specific research areas include ignition, non-toxic propellants, combined cycle propulsion, combustion stability, fuel cooling, and life prediction.

Sebastian Scherer

Sebastian Scherer is a Systems Scientist at the Robotics Institute (RI) at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU). His research focuses on enabling unmanned rotorcraft to operate at low altitude in cluttered environments. He has been pushing of what is possible for unmanned rotorcraft and at the same time, have been pushing the state of the art

Seok Chang Ryu

Biorobotics is, the main theme of our research. We research embedding physical intelligence into mechanical systems by smart design, materials, processing and manufacturing with the purpose of improving or extending the system’s capability. In particular, we are interested in applying this theme into the development of novel biomedical devices and a paradigm shift of traditional

Venkat Vishwanathan

Venkat Viswanathan’s research focus is on identifying the scientific principles governing material design, inorganic, organic and biomaterials, for novel energy conversion and storage routes. The material design is carried out through a suite of computational methods being developed in the group validated by experiments. Some key research thrusts include identifying principles of electrolytes design (organic

Masayoshi Tomizuka

Masayoshi’s research interest looks at daptive control, computer-aided manufacturing, control systems and theory, digital control, dynamic systems, manufacturing, mechanical vibrations.

Justin A. Weibel

Justin Weibel received his Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from Purdue in 2012. His research focuses on two-phase electronics cooling and packaging solutions; heat pipe testing, modeling, and design; and thermal system analysis for energy efficiency. More current research interests of Professor Weibel include electronics cooling and packaging, phase-change transport phenomena, microscale and nanoscale surface engineering

Johan Larsson

Dr. Larsson has broad interests within the fields of fluid mechanics, turbulence, combustion and predictive computational science. His interests range from the very fundamental to the rather applied: his ideal research question is one which solves a highly applied problem through a rigorous and creative fundamental approach. Large-scale simulations on thousands of processors are an

G.K., Ananthasuresh

Gondi Kondaiah Ananthasuresh is an Indian mechanical engineer and Professor at the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru, India.