Materials Engineering Department faculty specialize in complementary research areas: development of polymers designed for sustainability, product design using ceramics, energy storage of batteries and supercapacitors, improvement of learning through visual representation, computation modeling and simulation, application of conductive composites and additive manufacturing.
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Submissions from 2001
On the Frequency and Causes of Academic Dishonesty Among Engineering Students, Trevor S. Harding
Useful Approaches to Preventing Academic Dishonesty in the Classroom, Trevor S. Harding
The Current State of Research on Academic Dishonesty Among Engineering Students, Trevor S. Harding, Donald D. Carpenter, Susan M. Montgomery, and Nicholas H. Steneck
Evaluation of a Threshold-Based Model of the Elevated-Temperature Fatique of Impact-Damaged γ-TiAl, Trevor S. Harding and J. Wayne Jones
ASEE Student Chapters: From Student Members to Faculty, Jennifer Kadlowec, Kurt DeGoede, Trevor S. Harding, and Christian Lorenz
Heat Treatment of Gamma Titanium Aluminide Alloys, Thomas J. Kelly, Michael J. Weimer, Curtiss M. Austin, Blair London, Donald E. Larson Jr., and Dean A. Wheeler
Method and Apparatus for Adaptive Process Control of Critical Dimensions During Spin Coating Process, Richard N. Savage and Emir Gurer
Plasma Deposition of Spin Chucks to Reduce Contamination of Silicon Wafers, Richard N. Savage, Emir Gurer, and Ed C. Lee
The Foundation Series on Corrosion: Integrating Science, Math, Engineering & Technology in a Lab Setting, Linda Vanasupa, Heather Smith, Blair London, Katherine C. Chen, David Niebuhr, Lanny Griffin, and Jeff Jones
Submissions from 2000
Cheating: Student Attitudes and Practical Approachs to Dealing with it, Trevor S. Harding
Effect of Foreign Object Damage on the Fatigue Strength of an XD™ γ-TiAl Alloy, Trevor S. Harding and J. Wayne Jones
The Effect of Impact Damage on the Room-Temperature Fatigue Behavior of γ-TiAl, Trevor S. Harding and J. Wayne Jones
Photoresist Coating Process Control With Solvent Vapor Sensor, Richard N. Savage, Herbert Litvak, and Emir Gurer
Implementing an Engineering Teaching Development Program for Graduate Student Instructors, Sara Soderstrom, Christian Lorenz, Michael Keinath, and Trevor S. Harding
Submissions from 1999
Training Graduate Student Instructors Effectively: The University of Michigan Model, Trevor S. Harding
Behavior of Gamma TiAl Subjected to Impact Damage and Elevated Temperature Fatigue, Trevor S. Harding and J. Wayne Jones
Room Temperature Fatique Response of γ-TiAl to Impact Damage, Trevor S. Harding, J. Wayne Jones, P. S. Steif, and T. M. Pollock
Theoretical and Experimental Investigation on the Low Temperature Properties of the NbCr2 Laves Phase, Dan J. Thoma, Chu Fuming, Katherine C. Chen, Paul G. Kotula, Terence E. Mitchell, John M. Wills, Alim Ormeci, Shao Ping Chen, and Robert C. Albers
Submissions from 1998
Factors Affecting the Room-Temperature Mechanical Properties of TiCr2-Base Laves Phase Alloys, Katherine C. Chen, Samuel M. Allen, and James D. Livingston
Microstructures and Mechanical Properties of Two-Phase Alloys Based on NbCr2, Katherine C. Chen, Paul G . Kotula, Carl M. Cady, Michael E. Mauro, and Dan J. Thoma
The Effects of Beryllium Additions on the Oxidation of Nickel Aluminide and Titanium Aluminide Based Intermetallics, R. H. Hanrahan Jr., Katherine C. Chen, and M. P. Brady
Promoting Excellence in Education with an Outstanding Student Instructor Award Program, Jennifer Kadlowec, Justin Shriver, Trevor S. Harding, and Charles Choi
Defects and Site Occupancies in Nb-Cr-Ti C15 Laves Phase Alloys, P. G. Kotula, C. B. Carter, Katherine C. Chen, Dan J. Thoma, F. Chu, and T. E. Mitchell
Submissions from 1997
Formation of a Metastable BCC Solid Solution and Decomposition to a C15 Laves Phase in Melt-Spun CrNb10Ti10, Katherine C. Chen, P. G. Kotula, F. Chu, and Dan J. Thoma
Orientation Relationships in the System Nb-NbCr2, P. G. Kotula, Katherine C. Chen, Dan J. Thoma, F. Chu, and T. E. Mitchell