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Our mission is to address the most pressing needs of human society, with a particular emphasis on energy, transportation and health. Mechanical Engineering Special Seminar Synthesis and Properties of Single-walled Carbon Nanotubes Wrapped with Mono- and Few-layer BN Tubes by Dr. Shigeo Maruyama, the University of Tokyo. 416 Escondido Mall, Building 550, ATRIUM.
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Breaking the 1M core barrier. Surfing the big wave of supercomputing - Dr. Bermejo-Moreno, Bodart and Nichols performed high-fidelity simulations on the largest in terms of cores supercomputer in the world Sequoia at LLNL. See the movie. Turbulent Combustion in Engines and Fires was the topic of the third industrail forum at the TFSA Conference. Related Research Groups Stanford. Flow Physics and Computational Engineering. What is the TFSA Program? And Flow Physics and Computation Group.CONTENT
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We develop machines that can design and make other machines - automatically. Our work is inspired from biology, as we seek new biological concepts for engineering and new engineering insights into biology. Welcome to a world of curious and creative machines.
We are a interdisciplinary research group focused on novel materials synthesis and device nano-fabrication. We use carbon nanotubes, graphene, self-assembled nanostructures, and textured substrates to study both fundamental properties and explore new applications in nano-electro-mechanical systems, biomechanical systems, nanoscale and molecular electronics and opto-electronics. 102 SW Mudd, Mail Code 4703, 500 W 120th Street, New York , NY 10027 212-854-6644.