Mission:
The mission of the Advanced Materials & Manufacturing (AM2) Lab is to integrate novel designs, data science and sensors into emerging manufacturing processes for high-performance multifunctional materials and systems. The current research activities include nanomaterials synthesis/functionalization, machine learning, and advanced manufacturing for both energy and biomedical applications.
2 PhD Positions Available:
The Advanced Materials & Manufacturing (AM2) Lab invites applications for 2 fully funded MEEN PhD student positions starting from Spring 2023 or later. Our research focuses on advanced manufacturing, bio/nanomaterials, soft robotics, functional materials, energy and healthcare devices. The chosen PhD students will work as full-time Graduate Assistant Researchers at JCAIN 208 Lab. The PhD students are expected to work on manufacturing-related research projects and publish scientific articles towards their PhD degree. If interested, please contact Dr. Qiu at Jennyqiu@tamu.edu and send your CV/resume (including education background, publication list, other relevant professional skills, GRE and TOEFL/IELTS scores if applicable) and a statement of purpose for research.
Research Clusters:
- Areas of Discovery and Creation: (1) Materials, (2) Solid Mechanics
- Fields of Application: (1) Advanced Manufacturing, (2) Micro and Nanosystems, (3) Energy and Environment, and (4) Biomechanics and Human Health