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MechE Colloquium: Mechanobiology of Wound Healing

In the dynamic environments of tissues, mechanical forces play a crucial role in shaping cell behavior and function. Our research aims to decode and control the mechanisms by which cells perceive,…

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MechE Colloquium: Electrochemically Active Metasurfaces for Multispectral Radiative Heat Management

Electrochemistry is a powerful tuning knob for inducing drastic optical property changes. By applying an electrical bias while using counterions to maintain charge neutrality, electrochemistry can…

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MechE Colloquium: Bringing tidewater glaciers into the lab: icebergs, earthquakes, and the world's largest granular material

Tidewater glaciers are the gatekeepers between arctic ice sheets and the ocean. In Greenland, these glaciers are formed from ice that is squeezed into narrow channels called fjords, where the flow…

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MechE Colloquium: Bespoke Elasticity and the Nonlinear Analogue of Cauchy’s Relations

Is it possible to design an architectured material or structure whose elastic energy is arbitrarily close to a specified continuous function? This is possible in one dimension, up to an additive…

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MechE Colloquium: Seeking a unifying description from the glass transition to creep flows

Under cooling, a supercooled liquid undergoes a glass transition and stops flowing. Physicists do not agree on the microscopic reasons that make a glass solid. Some view this phenomenon as being…

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MechE Colloquium: Electrifying the Synthesis of Nitrogen and Carbon-based Fuels and Fertilizers

Marta Hatzell is an Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering and Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at Georgia Institute of Technology. Hatzell’s research group explores how to…

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MechE Colloquium : On the effects of topography in rapidly rotating fluids: Experiments on the spin-up of a fluid in a straight cylinder with bottom topography

Jerome Noir got his PhD in 2000 from the University of Grenoble on the "Earth’s core dynamics induced by precession”, he then held a research associate position at UCLA from 2001 to…

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Honorary Lecture Prof. François Avellan: Water Turbines, Storage Pumps and Pump-Turbines Key Technology for Hydropower

Prof. Avellan earned a degree in Hydraulic Engineering from Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Hydraulique, Grenoble France, in 1977 and an engineering doctoral degree in Mechanics at…

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