Eric Pardyjak

    Professor

    Research Interests:
    Fluid mechanics
    Atmospheric turbulence
    Urban fluid mechanics
    Stratified turbulence
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    Pania Newell

    Associate Professor

    Research Interests:
    Computational multiphysics analysis of coupled phenomena
    Fracture analysis in multiphysics systems
    Computational homogenization of heterogeneous materials
    Constitutive modeling.
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    Steven Naleway

    Associate Professor

    Research Interests:
    Bioinspired design
    Biological material science
    Biomedical Materials
    Structural mechanics and materials
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    Ken Monson

    Associate Professor

    Research Interests:
    Traumatic brain injury
    Blast injury
    Cerebral vessel mechanics and mechanotransduction
    Solid mechanics
    Dynamics
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    Mark A. Minor

    Associate Professor

    Research Interests:
    Design, modeling, and control of mobile robots systems including ground based modular systems and under-actuated climbing robots. Key research topics include design optimization, motion planning, trajectory tracking.
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    M Dillon

    Professor (Lecturer)

    • Phone: (801) 581-5032
    • Email: m.dillon@utah.edu
    • Office: 2543 MEK

    Research Interests:
    Experimental fluid dynamics with an emphasis on pollutant dispersion, turbulent mixing, and high Reynolds number turbulent boundary layer physics.
    Development of experimental techniques and sensors for fundamental fluid dynamic and atmospheric measurements.

    Debra Mascaro

    Dir. of Undergrad Studies, Prof. (Lecturer)

    • Phone: (801) 581-7687
    • Email: dmascaro@mech.utah.edu
    • Office: 1560B MEK

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    Lecturer

    Jake Abbott

    Professor

    • Phone: (801) 585-6672
    • Email: jake.abbott@utah.edu
    • Office: 2580 MEK

    Research Interests:
    Magnetic Manipulation
    Medical Robotics
    Haptics and Teleoperation
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    Mathieu Francoeur

    Professor and Associate Dean for Academic Affairs

    • Phone: 801-585-5631
    • Email: mfrancoeur@mech.utah.edu
    • Office: 1897 WEB

    Research Interests:
    Radiation heat transfer
    Modeling of near-field radiative heat transfer in complex geometries
    Surface phonon polaritons
    Radiative property control
    Near-field radiative heat transfer devices
    Electromagnetic scattering
    Thermophotovoltaic power generation
    Thermal management
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