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El Paso Texas, 79968 | |
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CENTERS AND COMMUNITIES
Dr. Yirong Lin is currently a Professor in Department of Mechanical Engineering The University of Texas at El Paso. Dr. Lin's research interests fall in design, fabrication, and characterization of advanced multifunctional material systems for embedded pressure sensing (Department of Energy), structural health monitoring (Department of Energy), wireless temperature sensing (Department of Energy vibration and energy harvesting and storage. His research encompasses micromechanics modeling, materials synthesis, structural characterization and device evaluation. Materials systems including metamateirals, piezoelectric, pyroelectric, graphene, nanocomposites, and carbon fiber composites are currently being investigated. |
KEYWORDS
- Sensors
- Composites
- Additive Manufacturing
- Smart Materials
- Embedded sensing
- Energy Harvesting and Storage
CUSTOMIZED LINKS
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- New UTEP Additive Manufacturing Facility Promotes Jobs, Innovation in Central El Paso
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- UTEP Engineering Students Awarded Scholarships
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- UTEP Engineering Workforce Program Awarded $200K Grant on Nuclear Facility Development
- Two UTEP Students Receive National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships
- UTEP, Drexel University Plan Online Collaboration to Increase Minority, Women Graduates in Green STEM Fields
- Summer Symposium Showcases Emerging Researchers, Scholars and Artists
- Three Professors Compete for Technology Startup Funds
- Recognized for National Materials Research Partnership
- UTEP Researchers Receive $2 Million to Develop Clean Energy Technologies