by Mechanical Engineering-Engineering Mechanics
There will be a master’s of science in Mechanical Engineering defense at 1 p.m. tomorrow (April 15) via Zoom.
Shubham Sinha (advisor; Susanta Ghosh) will present “Phase-Field Fracture of Micro-Architectured Interlocking Geometry.”
by Mechanical Engineering
Vijay Pathak (advisor Ghosh Susantra) a master’s in Mechanical Engineering student will present his master’s defense at 2 p.m. tomorrow (April 14) via Zoom.
The title of the presentation is “Studying the Effects of Initial Crack Angle on the Crack Propagation in Graphene Nano-Ribbon Through Molecular Dynamics Simulations.”
Electrical Engineering Master’s candidate Chinmay Kondekar (advisor: Aleksandr Sergeyev), will present his master’s defense at 11 a.m. tomorrow (April 13) via Zoom.
The title of his presentation is “Integration of Robotic and Electro-Pneumatic Systems Using Advanced Control and Communication Schemes.”
by Electrical and Computer Engineering Department
Electrical Engineering doctoral candidate Adam Webb will present his PhD defence at 3:30 p.m. Thursday (April 15) via Zoom.
The title of his presentation is “Novel Methods in Computational Imaging with Applications in Remote Sensing.”
Webb’s co-advisors are Timothy Schulz (ECE) and Timothy Havens (CC).
by Yu Cai, College of Computing
A GenCyber Cybersecurity Teacher Camp for K-12 teachers will be held at Michigan Tech during the week of July 19 – 23. Participants will learn cyber hygiene and fundamental security knowledge including email phishing, password management, and cyber ethics. Participants will also learn how to develop lesson plans to teach cybersecurity in K-12.
This is a residential camp (commuting optional), and is offered at NO COST to all participants. Room and board is included. Each teacher participant will receive a stipend of $500 for attending and completing camp activities. Camp activities will count for 25 State Continuing Education Clock Hours (SCECH).
Click here for more information and to apply. The application deadline is May.
Funding for the camp is provided jointly by the National Security Agency (NSA) and the National Science Foundation (NSF) through an award led by Yu Cai and Tim Van Wagner from the College of Computing.
April 9, 3:00 p.m–4:00 p.m
Mechanical Engineering Advisor: Susanta Ghosh
“Atomistic Continuum Simulations for Nano-Indentation and Compression of Multi-Layer Graphene”
Atomistic Continuum Simulations for Nano-Indentation and Compression of Multi-Layer Graphene
by Electrical and Computer Engineering
Electrical Engineering Master’s candidate Chinmay Kondekar (advisor: Aleksandr Sergeyev), will present his master’s defense at 11 a.m. Tuesday (April 13) via Zoom.
The title of his presentation is “Integration of Robotic and Electro-Pneumatic Systems Using Advanced Control and Communication Schemes.”
by Major Daniel F. Gwosch, Professor of Military Science
Are you interested in a DoD career in Cyber Security after Michigan Tech? Join the Arctic Warrior Cadets and learn about DoD Cyber from a panel of subject matter experts. The presentation will be held at 1 p.m. tomorrow (April 9) via Zoom.
Presenting are:
This event will be a virtual event and is intended to provide information on current Cyber activities being conducted by US Army Cyber and the Joint DoD community of experts
by Office of the Vice President for Research
Join us at noon today (April 8) for a special session of the VPR Research Series as we “Meet MTRI.”
This event will introduce the team at the Michigan Tech Research Institute and explore opportunities for others in our research community to collaborate with them.