Seminars
Schedule of Upcoming Events
The Department of Mechanical Engineering invites you to view our upcoming seminars, as well as our archived research seminars.
Please stay tuned for the Fall 2024 Seminar Series schedule.
Past Seminar Series Speakers
View speakers and seminar topics for the previous semesters.
Yuanhang Zhu, PhD, Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, University of Virginia
Fluid-Structure Interactions In Energy Harvesting And Bio-Inspired Propulsion Systems
Lauren Katch, PhD candidate, Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics, Pennsylvania State University
Wave Propagation In Complex Media And Its Nondestructive Evaluation Applications For Material Characterization
Shahab Mirjalili, PhD, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Stanford University
Understanding Multiphase Flows via High-Fidelity Simulations, Asymptotics, and Machine Learning
Ekta U. Samani, PhD, Amazon
Enhancing Robot Perception for Robust Autonomy in Unstructured Environments
Binbin Ying, PhD, MIT and Brigham and Women's Hospital
Bioinspired Robots and Robotic Biomaterials for Precision Medicine
Shima Shahab, PhD, Virginia Tech
Ultrasound-Responsive Intelligent Material Systems
Zhuomin Zhang, PhD, Georgia Institute of Technology
Fundamentals and Applications of Near-Field and Far-Field Thermal Radiation
Jaqueline Libby, Assistant Professor, School of Systems and Enterprises, Stevens Institute of Technology
Soft, Smart Physical Human-Robot Interaction in the Medical Domain
Haotian Gu, Provost Fellow (2021), Mechanical Engineering, Guoqing Zhang, Fernando Fernandez Fellow, Mechanical Engineering, Yang Xu, Fernando Fernandez Fellow, Mechanical Engineering, and Ehsan Nasiri, Provost Fellow, Mechanical Engineering
2022 Summer Graduate Fellowship Robotics Seminar (Fernando Fernandez Fellowship & Provost Fellowship)
Venkat Krovi, Michelin SmartState Professor of Vehicle Automation, Clemson University- International Center for Automotive Research
Clemson Connected Autonomy Systems
B. Balachandran, Distinguished University Professor, Minta Martin Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Maryland
Data-Driven Nonlinear Dynamics