Year
2018-2019
Research Description
Large-scale optimization for interdependent infrastructures
Year
2018-2019
Research Description
Developing methods to systematically search for singlet-triplet crossings, which will be used to explain and predict mechanisms where intersystem crossing plays a key role in the reaction.
Year
2018-2019
Research Description
Predictive modeling on the evolutions of defects (e.g. grain boundaries, dislocations, obstacle clusters) in structural materials, and their mechanical consequences. Methods include molecular dynamics (MD), potential energy landscape (PEL)-based method, and finite element method (FEM).
Year
2018-2019
Research Interests
Hydrometeorology, Hydro-meteorological Hazards, Atmospheric components of the water cycle
Year
2018-2019
Research Interests
First principles computational methods such as density functional theory (DFT) to better understand fundamental electronic and optical properties and phenomena in semiconductors.
Year
2018-2019
Research Description
Computational models of venous thrombosis Initiation
Year
2018-2019
Research Description
Wearable-based Human-robot Collaboration in Construction
Year
2018-2019
Research Description
Understanding depletion-induced self-assembly and the role of solvation in the assembly of soft matter, particularly as it applies to proteins.