Dr. Koh was invited to speak to EducationUSA Brasil about getting your PhD in the College of Engineering at UA and some thoughts about pursuing your PhD in engineering in general. A recording of the presentation is on YouTube! Big thanks to Jessica Nunes who was my Tide Together mentee a few years ago and is now a fantastic senior PhD student.
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Excited to share a new publication between our group and Dr. Lazarus, formerly of ARL and now at University of Delaware!
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S030488532200806X
Congratulations to Aubrey Dettman on winning an honorable mention in the Engineering Category of the Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity Conference!
Congratulations to Sandhiya on her third place award at the first Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering graduate student research seminar!
and An exciting new publication by Elizabeth on multimodal dispersions of liquid metal! https://pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.1021/acsami.1c21734 "Effects of filler composition, loading, and geometry on the dielectric loss, partial discharge, and dielectric strength of liquid metal polymer composites" was just published as a collaboration between our group (led by Elizabeth Bury) and Dr. Park's group at MS State! Looking forward to more to come.
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.compositesb.2022.109686 New paper by Sandhiya Thiagarajan on simultaneous thermo-magnetorheological properties of MRFs. Nice work Sandhiya!
https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/9552833 Our international graduate students are doing some incredible research on campus. Meet Sandhiya Thiagarajan. Sandhiya is a PhD student in chemical and biological engineering at UA. She shared with us her research and her best practices of research. She says: Why do you have to be smart if the materials around you are smart? I work on smart materials that exhibit magnetic properties for applications like brakes, dampers, and prosthetics. In the world of research, your area of research is the religion and your advisor is the god. One person next to your parents, who always thinks only the best for you is your advisor. At every point trust your advisor and their decisions for you. In this way, you can always reach great heights without falling apart. #GradStudentResearch Posted by UA International Student and Scholar Services on Tuesday, April 13, 2021A new review written by Sandhiya Thiagarajan in Advanced Engineering Materials was just published! Check it out here! |
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