Faculty Profiles

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Asaro, Robert
Professor, Structural Engineering
Composite design and manufacturing technologies for large scale structures and marine applications as well as the deformation, fracture and fatigue of high temperature intermetallics.
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Asbeck, Peter
Professor Emeritus, Electrical and Computer Engineering
Design and development of high-speed transistors and integrated circuits, power amplifiers and opto-electronic devices using compound semiconductor materials and heterostructures
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Atanasov, Nikolay
Assistant Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering
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Robotics, control theory, optimization, computer vision, machine learning, autonomous information collection, sensor-based planning, reactive navigation, unmanned aerial vehicles, active localization and mapping
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Baden, Scott
Professor Emeritus, Computer Science & Engineering
High performance and parallel scientific computation.
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Bae, Jinhye
Assistant Professor, NanoEngineering
Responsive materials, hydrogels, self-assembly, nano/microfabrication of soft materials, printable soft sensors/devices.
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Bafna, Vineet
Professor, Computer Science & Engineering
Computational molecular biology, bioinformatics, proteomics, approximational algorithms, human genome, human proteome, protein identification, Expressed Sequence Tags (EST) analysis
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Baghdadchi, Saharnaz
Assosciate Teaching Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering
Discovery-based lab design, hands-on educational programs for K-12 students, optical engineering education, bio-optical imaging, optical trapping, light field encoding
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Bandaru, Prabhakar
Professor, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Electrical and Computer Engineering Affiliate Professor
Development and investigation of nano-materials for magnetic, semiconductor, optical, and MEMS/NEMS (micro-/nano- electro mechanical systems) devices.
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Bandeira, Nuno
Professor, Computer Science & Engineering
Computational Mass Spectrometry, Bioinformatics, Proteomics, Metabolomics, Natural Products, Therapeutic molecules, Big Data science, Crowdsourcing
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Baskes developed with Murray Daw the embedded atom method, which allows researchers to describe the cohesive energy of solids and liquids. This method has now become the standard used for calculating complex applications in materials science, especially for fission, fusion and nuclear weapons materials.

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