Mechanical, Materials, and Industrial Engineering Research Labs
Six major research centers currently reside within the Mechanical, Materials, and Industrial Engineering department, providing many opportunities for students and faculty to engage in scholarly research and knowledge creation. These centers include the following:
- NSF Industry-University Cooperative Research Center for Intelligent Maintenance Systems
- UC Simulation Center
- Siemens Simulation Technology Center
- NSF Engineering Research Center for Revolutionizing Metallic Biomaterials
- Center for Occupational Safety and Health Engineering
- Center for Global Design and Manufacturing
Structural Dynamics and Acoustics
Intelligent Prognostics and Autonomous Systems
Advanced Manufacturing
Simulation and Applied Mechanics
Biomedical and Nano-Technology
Thermal-Fluid and Enhanced Heat Transfer
Materials Science
Structure and Property of Metals and Alloys
- Alloy Properties via In-situ Monitoring Lab
- Laser Shock Processing for Advanced Materials Lab
- Reaction and Transformation Engineering (RATE) Laboratory
- Smart Additive Manufacturing
Energy Materials and Nano Devices
- Energy Materials and Nano-Biomedicine Laboratory
- Ion Selective Membrane for Redox Flow Batteries Lab
- Nanoelectronics Laboratory
Nanomaterials
- Biomedical Colloid & Interface Lab
- NanoWorld Laboratories
- Nano Carriers for Drug Delivery Lab
- Nanostructured Membranes Lab
Polymers and Soft Matter
- Biomaterials Design Lab
- Polymer Chemistry Lab
- Polymer Composite Materials Lab
- Polymer Processing and Characterization Lab
- Biomaterials Design Lab
Materials Modeling and Computation
- Computational Lab for Materials and Manufacturing Design
- Materials Simulation Lab
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