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“Fracture of Sherical Particles under Compression,” May 2017. Post-doc Researcher, Argonne National Laboratory, Lemont, IL.
“Mechanical Response of Multi-functional Battery Systems,” May 2017. Visiting Assisting Professor, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN.
“Multi-axial Failure of High-performance Fiber during Transverse Impact,” May 2016. President Truman Fellow, Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM.
“Dynamic Deformation and Failure of MEMS Materials,” May 2013. GE Aviation, Cincinnati, OH.
“Dynamic Delamination of Z-Pinned Composite Panels,” May 2012. US NAVAIR, China Lake, CA.
“Impact Damage in Aircraft Composite Sandwich Panels,” December, 2011. United Technologies Research Center, East Hartford, CT.
"Mixture Theory Modeling of Dynamic Finite Deformation of Hydrated Soft Tissues,” August, 2011. Apple, Cupertino, CA.
“Crack Propagation Through Adhesive Interface in Glass Driven by Impact Loading,” May 2011. Samsung, South Korea.
“Dynamic Failure of Borosilicate Glass under Various Loading Conditions,” December 2010. Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering, Southern Methodist University.
“Dynamic Response of Geo-materials,” December 2010. Intel, Beaverton, OR.
“Dynamic Constitutive Response of Brain Tissues,” December 2010. Intel, Beaverton, OR.
“Dynamic Fracture of High-strength Metals,” December 2009. Associate Professor of Pertrolium Engineering, University of Texas Austin.
“Dynamic Delamination in a Glass Fiber Composite and Interfacial Fracture in a Bi-Material,” April 2008. Korean Aerospace Insduries (KAI), South Korea.
“Dynamic Compressive Responses of Intact and Damaged Armor Ceramics,” May 2005. Senior Research Scientist, University of Texas Dallas.
“Experimental Investigation of the Biaxial Flexural Strength of 8YSZ Thin Ceramic Substrates as Electrolytes,” May 2002. Research Scientist, AllenVenguard, Ottawa, Canada.
“Fatigue Behavior in an Aluminum Casting Alloy (A356.2): Effects of Some Defects, SDAS, Hipping, and Strontium Modification,” November 2002. Senior Engineer, Wagstaff, WA.