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Mechanical engineer Charles Meneveau says a future fueled by renewable energy isn’t far off

Meneveau co-authors international report outlining major obstacles and solutions for optimizing wind energy.

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Mechanical engineer Charles Meneveau says a future fueled by renewable energy isn’t far off

Undergrad wins NSSP scholarship and secures full-time job ahead of senior year

Mariah Harris has always enjoyed design projects and solving tough problems – so studying engineering at Johns Hopkins seemed like…

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Grad student Lichen Fang to receive Student Travel Award from ASME

Congratulations to HEMI graduate student Lichen Fang on receiving the 2019 Haythornthwaite Foundation Student Travel Award from the Applied Mechanics Division of…

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KT Ramesh to receive the Warner T. Koiter Medal from ASME

The Koiter Medal is given annually in recognition of outstanding and distinguished contributions to the field of solid mechanics.

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Upcoming Events

Nov
14
Thu
3:00 pm Mechanical Engineering Fall Semi... @ 205 Krieger Hall
Mechanical Engineering Fall Semi... @ 205 Krieger Hall
Nov 14 @ 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Mechanical Engineering Fall Seminar Series: Class 530.803 @ 205 Krieger Hall
“Order-Disorder-Property Relationships in Structural Materials: Guided by Randomness” Presented by Professor Daniel S. Gianola Materials Department, University of California Santa Barbara Emerging classes of structural materials that have been developed to meet the demands of[...]
Nov
15
Fri
4:00 pm Graduate Seminar in Fluid Mechanics @ 132 Gilman Hall
Graduate Seminar in Fluid Mechanics @ 132 Gilman Hall
Nov 15 @ 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm
4:10 pm Presentation “Breakup of Bubbles Driven by Vortex Ring Collision”  Presented by YINGHE QI (Adviser: Prof. Ni) We present an experimental investigation of bubble breakup at the moment when two vortex rings collide with[...]
Nov
21
Thu
3:00 pm Department of Mechanical Enginee... @ Krieger 205
Department of Mechanical Enginee... @ Krieger 205
Nov 21 @ 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Department of Mechanical Engineering 2019 Fall Seminar Series: Class 530.803 @ Krieger 205
Feedbacks between mechanics, geometry and polarity sorting ensures rapid and precise mitotic spindle assembly Presented by Professor Alex Mogilner Courant Institute and Department of Biology, New York University One of the most fundamental cell biological[...]
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