MMM Lab members (Dr. Nadia Kouraytem, Dillon Watring, Karen DeMille, Jimmy He, and Jiawei Yan) presented their recent research results at the ASME International Mechanical Engineering Congress & Exposition (IMECE) held in our hometown, Salt Lake City.  Prof. Spear also sat on a panel aimed at helping new and aspiring faculty members.

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MMM Lab members who presented recently at the IMECE conference in Salt Lake City.
Dillon Watring presenting his work on microstructure and mechanical properties of AM IN718.
Dillon Watring presenting his work on microstructure and mechanical properties of AM IN718.

 

Karen DeMille (NDSEG Fellow) presenting her work on representative volume elements for the study of microstructurally small cracks.
Karen DeMille (NDSEG Fellow) presenting her work on representative volume elements for the study of microstructurally small cracks.
Junyan (Jimmy) He presenting his work on high-fidelity fracture simulations in infant skulls due to dynamic impact.
Junyan (Jimmy) He presenting his work on high-fidelity fracture simulations in infant skulls due to dynamic impact.
Jiawei Yan presenting his work on fracture patterns in human infant skulls due to dynamic impact.
Jiawei Yan presenting his work on fracture patterns in human infant skulls due to dynamic impact.
Dr. Nadia Kouraytem presenting her work on high-strain-rate mechanical properties of AM IN718.
Dr. Nadia Kouraytem presenting her work on high-strain-rate mechanical properties of AM IN718.