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May Christy


  • Email: may.christy@utah.edu

Vanessa Pei


  • Phone: (801) 581-8977
  • Email: vanessa.pei@utah.edu
  • Office: 1560C MEK

Meets with students with last names Co-G.
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


  • 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 Interests:
Experimental fluid dynamics
Atmospheric turbulence
Precipitation measurements
Instrumentation development
Interfacial dynamics
Quantitative life sciences
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Elham (Emma) Davoodi



Research Interests:
3D Bioprinting,
Metal Additive Manufacturing,
Biofabrication,
Regenerative Medicine,
3D Printed Electronics
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Hossein Montazerian


  • Email: h.montazerian@utah.edu
  • Office: 2558 MEK

Research Interests:
Biomaterials
Medical devices
Minimally Invasive Therapies
Micro and Nanotechnology
Bioelectronic Systems
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Mark Maier


  • Phone: 801-581-4774
  • Email: mark.maier@utah.edu
  • Office: 2552 MEK

Teaches Systems Architecting, Model Based Systems Engineering (MBSE), and other systems topics. He brings over 30 years of aerospace industry experience in systems architecting and engineering, MBSE, and satellite design. He was previously a Technical Fellow at The Aerospace Corporation and is the author of “The Art of Systems Architecting” a standard textbook in the field and publications in systems-of-systems, satellite constellation design, architecture methods, and unconventional sensors.

Cristian Clavijo


  • Email: c.clavijo@utah.edu
  • Office: MEK 2550

Professor Clavijo teaches courses in engineering management and leadership along with classical mechanical engineering topics involving thermal fluids (heat transfer, fluid mechanics, thermodynamics). Professor Clavijo has about 10 years of industry experience working for Fortune 100/500 companies in the areas of medical devices and life sciences. He is a graduate of Becton Dickinson’s Technology Leadership Development Program and was a Staff Program Manager at Thermo Fisher Scientific. His research expertise is on droplet impingement dynamics on heated superhydrophobic surfaces.

Alik Nielsen


  • Email: u0889043@utah.edu
  • Office: 1410 MEB

Assistant to the Composite Materials Research and Material Strength Testing laboratories. Also operates metal 3D printing; cooperating with patrons to find solutions to various needs.