Md. Fazlay Rabbi was hired as a Assistant Teaching Professor at PennState Altoona and he will be starting this new position from fall 2021. Congratulations to Rabbi.
Congratulations to Md. Fazlay Rabbi for successful completion of his doctoral dissertation defense on 05/10/21.
Congratulations to Chris for publishing his manuscript on “Damage detection in intra-ply glass/carbon laminated composites under Mode-I and Mode-II fracture loadings” in Composites Part B journal. (https://doi.org/10.1016/j.compositesb.2021.108924)
Congratulations to Rabbi for acceptance his manuscript on “Interfacial Fracture Characterization of Multi-Material Additively Manufactured Polymer Composites” in Composites Part C journal.
Congratulations to Tony for securing NASA space grant for spring 2021. This is continuation of the support from fall 2020 for his continued success.
Nilufar successfully defended her masters project on 01/14/21 and completed all degree requirements for graduation. Congratulations.
Austin successfully defended his masters thesis on 01/11/21 and completed all degree requirements for graduation. Congratulations.
Tony received a grant of $327.19 from Office Undergraduate Research for conducting his research sponsored by Massachusetts Space Grant Consortium.
Congratulations to Md. Fazlay Rabbi and Christopher Meninno for acceptance of your manuscript titled “Damage monitoring of conductive glass fiber/epoxy laminated composites under dynamic mixed-mode fracture loading” in Materials Letters. In this work, electro-fracture response of glass/epoxy laminated composites embedded with carbon nanotubes and reinforced with micro carbon fibers between the laminates was studied along with modified Hopkinson pressure bar & high speed imaging.
Anthony Encarnacion received NASA fellowship grant from Massachusetts Space Grant Consortium to conduct research on damage sensing in composites under projectile impact loads. Anthony is junior in Mechanical Engineering and he recently joined Prof. Chalivendra research group in fall 2020.
