I am a research engineer working in the medical devices industry. Previously I held academic positions in post-doctoral and doctoral reseacher capacity. This is a personal showcase of my research and other interests.
Reliably predicting damage in structural metallic materials is the goal of my research. I use microstructural and macroscopic modeling along with surface and bulk characterization techniques such as digital image correlation and high-energy X-ray diffraction to achieve this goal. I also use numerical methods to quantify uncertainty in various components used as inputs to the models. Shape memory alloys (SMAs) that deform by both phase transformation and plasticity are the present focus of my work.
View Research OutlineAdjunct Assistant Professor (Courtesy)(2022-present)
The Ohio State University
Research Engineer(2017-present)
Confluent Medical Technologies
Post-doctoral Fellow(2014-2017)
Mechanical Engineering, Colorado School of Mines
Visiting Post-doctoral Fellow(2014-2016)
Mechanical Engineering, Northwestern University
Doctor of Philosophy(2009-2014)
Materials Science and Engineering, The Ohio State University
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I enjoy designing web experiences, mostly related to science, art and education. Here are some finished projects and some works in progress.
400RGB | Colors and patterns. Make interesting patterns using parametric curves and colors.