Congratulations to our former Postdoctoral Research Associate Dr. Jizhe Cai and collaborators for our paper entitled, “Overcoming Dynamic Stiffness-Damping Trade-off with Structural Gradients in 3D Printed Elastomeric Gyroid Lattices” being featured as the cover of …
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Professor Thevamaran named 2025 Springer/Nature Young Investigator Lecturer by the Society for Experimental Mechanics
Prof. Thevamaran has been selected as the 2025 Springer/Nature Young Investigator Lecturer by the Society for Experimental Mechanics (SEM). He gave the opening lecture on the June 2nd and received the award from the SEM …
Congratulations to Nicholas Jaegersberg for successfully defending his Master’s thesis
Congratulations Nico, for your stellar defense talk, and for earning a Master’s in Mechanical Engineering. We look forward to working with you for the years to come in your next adventure.
Prof. Thevamaran gives a Faculty Flash Talk to the Legislators at the State Capitol
Professor Thevamaran discuss nanotechnology with elementary and high school students at Shorewood Hills in preparation for Future Problem Solving Challenge
Professor Thevamaran has been promoted as Bernard A. and Frances M. Weideman Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering
Professor Thevamaran has recently been promoted as Associate Professor with tenure and has been named Bernard A. and Frances M. Weideman Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering: https://engineering.wisc.edu/blog/ramathasan-thevamaran-earns-tenure-and-is-promoted-to-associate-professor/
Professor Thevamaran discusses advanced materials for traumatic injury prevention in Wisconsin Public Radio
A neurophychologist Dr. Michael McCrea and Prof. Thevamaran sat down with Kate Archer Kent of Wisconsin Public Radio to discuss concussions in contact sports and the materials we are developing to prevent traumatic brain injuries. …
Our studies on carbon nanotube based helmet liners are featured on Wisconsin Public Radio
Farewell, Dr. Abhishek Gupta
Farewell, Abhishek. Thank you for all the great work you have done in our lab, leading research on carbon nanotube foams and non-Hermitian systems and having had several breakthroughs. We are proud of all your …
Welcome Ara, Matt, Bradley, and Rob.
Thevamaran Lab welcomes Postdoctoral Research Associate Ara Kim, Undergraduate Students Matt Bartz and Bradley Richardson, and Doctoral Student Rob Calvo. We are excited to have these enthusiastic young minds joining our team.