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Siu Tupou
Purchasing Accountant
- Phone: 801-587-7782
- Email: siu.tupou@utah.edu
Nelson Vieira De Carvalho
Associate Professor
- Email: nelson.carvalho@utah.edu
- Office: 1549 MEK
Research Interests:
Damage tolerance of advanced composites systems
Fatigue and fracture simulation
Finite Element Method development
Polymer Matrix Composites, Ceramic Matrix Composites, Carbon/Carbon and Ablators
Thermal Protection Systems
Material processing and multi-physics simulation
Optimization of composite systems
Surrogate and reduced order modeling
Kayla Willcut
Grants and Contracts Officer
- Phone: 801-581-6780
- Email: kayla.willcut@utah.edu
- Office: 1557 MEK
Kate Youmans
Associate Professor (Lecturer)
- Email: kate.youmans@utah.edu
- Office: 1543 MEK
Research & Teaching Interests:
Engineering education
Design education in engineering
Empathy and human-centered product design
Makerspaces and constructionist learning
David Evenski
Capstone Coordinator
- Email: david.evenski@utah.edu
- Office: 1012 MEK
Manages the Capstone Program and advises students on their capstone design projects. Acts as the liaison and main point of contact between Industry Sponsors, Faculty Advisors, Capstone Instructors, Students, and Lab Managers to ensure the ME 4000 and ME 4010 course objectives are met.
May Christy
Activity Accountant
- Email: may.christy@utah.edu
Vanessa Pei
Academic Advisor
- Phone: (801) 581-8977
- Email: vanessa.pei@utah.edu
- Office: 1560C
Meets and advises Mechanical Engineering undergraduate students helping students develop educational plans and supporting them from admission to graduation. Assists students with major exploration, course planning, registration, campus resources, building study skills, transfer credit evaluation, degree requirements, and graduation clearance.
Amy Lenz
Assistant Professor
- Phone: 801-587-2471
- Email: amy.lenz@utah.edu
- Office: 2465 MEK
Research Interests:
Advanced medical imaging
Form and function
Human movement
Image-based computational modeling
Musculoskeletal modeling
Neuromusculoskeletal disorders
Orthopaedic biomechanics
Osteoarthritis and disease progression
Robotic cadaveric experiments
Statistical shape modeling
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Dhiraj Singh
Research Assistant Professor
- Email: u6021818@utah.edu
- Office: 3725 SMBB
- Website: https://efbl.mech.utah.edu/
Research Interests:
Experimental fluid dynamics
Atmospheric turbulence
Precipitation measurements
Instrumentation development
Interfacial dynamics
Quantitative life sciences
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