FDA ORISE Fellowships
FDA ORISE Fellowships Read More »
Announcements
UPCOMING THESIS DEFENSE: EDWIN FISHMAN
Author: Edwin Fishman Title: The Natural Response of Uniform in Air and Partially Submerged in a Quiescent Water Body Date/time: April 24th at 10:00am Location: 3179K Aerospace Engineering Conference Room, Glenn L. Martin Hall. Committee members:Professor James Duncan, Advisor & ChairProfessor Miao YuProfessor Kenneth Kiger Abstract: The free vibration of three aluminum plates (.4 m wide, 1.08 m
UPCOMING THESIS DEFENSE: EDWIN FISHMAN Read More »
UPCOMING DISSERTATION DEFENSE: ZAHRA NOZARIJOUYBARI
Author: Zahra Nozarijouybari Title: Optimal Probing of Battery Cycles for Machine Learning-Based Model Development Date/time: April 29th at 2:00pm Location: 2162 DeWALT Conference Room, Glenn L. Martin Hall. Committee members:Professor Hosam Fathy, Advisor & ChairProfessor Mark FugeProfessor Steven A. GabrielProfessor Teng LiProfessor Chunsheng Wang, Dean’s Representative Abstract:
UPCOMING DISSERTATION DEFENSE: ZAHRA NOZARIJOUYBARI Read More »
Course Announcement Fall 2024: Operations Research Models in Engineering (ENME 741/ENRE 648E)
A survey of the fundamentals of operations research models and methods in engineering including: optimization using linear programming, nonlinear programming, integer programming, as well as equilibrium/game theory via mixed complementarity problems. Examples of specialized course items include: specifics of optimizing power and gas networks, discussion of other network optimization problems, resource-constrained problems, two-level optimization as
Course Announcement Fall 2024: Design and Fabrication of Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (ENEE605)
Course Description:ENEE605 is a multidisciplinary graduate course ideal for incoming first/second year graduate students (and senior undergrads) that covers fundamental design and fabrication aspects of Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS). For the past 10 years the course has focused on applications related to the monitoring or treatment of human health issues, and will continue this year by
UPCOMING THESIS DEFENSE: MATTHEW KEELER
Author: Matthew Keeler Title: DESIGN NOVELTY EVALUATION THROUGH ORDINAL EMBEDDING: COMPARISON OF NOVELTY AND TRIPLET ERRORS Date/time: April 19th at 12:00pm Location: 2164 DeWALT Seminar Room, Glenn L. Martin Hall. Committee members:Professor Mark D. Fuge, Chair/AdvisorProfessor Shapour AzarmProfessor Nikhil Chopra Abstract:A practical and well-studied method for computing the novelty of a design is to construct
UPCOMING THESIS DEFENSE: MATTHEW KEELER Read More »
UPCOMING THESIS DEFENSE: CASHEN DINIZ
Author: Cashen Diniz Title: Denoising the Design Space: Diffusion Models for Accelerated Airfoil Shape Optimization Date/time: April 16th at 9:30am Location: 2164 DeWALT Seminar Room, Glenn L. Martin Hall. Committee members:Professor Mark D. Fuge, Chair/AdvisorProfessor James BaederProfessor Michael Otte Abstract: Generative models offer the possibility to accelerate and potentially substitute parts of the often expensive
UPCOMING THESIS DEFENSE: CASHEN DINIZ Read More »
UPCOMING THESIS DEFENSE: ANTHONY FABBRI
Author: Anthony Fabbri Title of dissertation: Second Wave Mechanics Date/time: April 16th, 2024 at 2:00pm Location: 2162 DeWALT Conference Room, Glenn L. Martin Hall. Committee members: Abstract: The COVID-19 pandemic experienced very well-documented “waves” of the virus’ progression, which can be analyzed to predict future wavebehavior. Common wave shape patterns can be identified in real-timedata, to predict the pattern
UPCOMING THESIS DEFENSE: ANTHONY FABBRI Read More »