Past Graduate Student Seminars
2018
MEMS Graduate Student Seminar: Research Careers in the National Labs vs Academia: A Perspective
12:00 pm | Hudson Hall 207
Student: Dr. John Dolbow
MEMS Graduate Student Seminar: Improving Piezoelectric Energy Harvesting from an Aeroelastic System
12:00 pm | Hudson Hall 207
Student: Dani Levin
MEMS Graduate Student Seminar: Vehicle Escape Dynamics on an Arbitrarily Curved Surface
12:00 pm | Hudson Hall 222
2015
Determining the optimal distribution of carrier deck personnel through agent based modeling
11:45 am | Hudson 141
Student: Wes Ross
Designing aerodynamically stable jet engines: what you need to know
11:45 am | Hudson 208
Student: Fanny Besem
Passive Volumetric Composite Design for Hydrodynamic Wake Control
11:45 am | Hudson 2201
Student: Dean Culver
2014
Tutorial: Geometric Intuitions of ‘EigenThingys’ and an Introduction to Principal Component Analysis
12:00 pm | Hudson 208. Friday, March 28th, 11:45 AM. Lunch Provided.
Student: Ethan Hada (MEMS)
Jet Engine Safety Concerns: Low-Pressure Turbine Flutter
12:00 pm | Hudson 208. Friday, March 28th, 11:45 AM. Lunch Provided.
Student: Joshua Waite (MEMS)
Optimal Design of Compound Helicopters (3/7/2014 Hudson 208 @ 11:45AM)
11:45 am | Hudson 208
Student: Eli Giovanetti