Congratulations to Claire Griesbach for publishing her paper in Acta Materialia: Dynamic Martensitic Phase Transformation in Single-crystal Silver Microcubes. It is a collaboration work with researchers in USA, Canada, Denmark, and South Korea. Read the …
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Thevamaran Lab Members present at the Society of Engineering Science Conference
Claire, David, Harry, and Jizhe presented their research at various symposia of the 56th Annual Technical Meeting of the Society of Engineering Science in St. Louis, MO. Prof. R. Thevamaran co-organized a symposium on controlling …
Thevamaran Lab welcomes new members in Fall 2019
Welcome to Abhishek Gupta, Melissa Schmidt-Landin, Ryne Wang, and Kyle Seledic. Abhishek will be pursuing a PhD in Mechanical Engineering, Melissa will be pursuing a Master’s in Engineering Mechanics, and Ryne and Kyle will be …
Celebrating David’s graduation at the Memorial Union Terrace
Congratulations to David Murgado on his graduation
Congratulations to David Murgado for successfully defending his Master’s thesis. He will be joining a prestigious aerospace company ATA Engineering.
Master’s Thesis Defense of David Murgado on August 06, 2019
See announcement here: Murgado Thesis Defense
Professor Thevamaran presents an invited talk at the AmeriMech 2019
Professor Thevamaran presents an invited talk entitled “Controlling acoustic waves with non-Hermitian metamaterials” in the AmeriMech2019 topical symposium on Topological and Nonreciprocal Wave Transport, held in the University of Missouri, Columbia, MO.
David Murgado selected as a finalist for the Michael Sutton International Student Paper Competition
David Murgado has been selected as a finalist on the Michael Sutton International Student Paper Competition to be held in the 2019 SEM Annual Conference and Exposition on Experimental and Applied Mechanics, Society for Experimental Mechanics, …
Thevamaran Lab wins 2018 Fall Competition
Thevamaran Lab wins the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s 2018 Fall Competition that will support our research on high-strain-rate deformation of nanostructured materials for a year.
New Scientist features Thevamaran Lab Research
Our lab research on nanostructured metals is featured in the September issue of the New Scientist–World’s most popular weekly science and technology magazine that is published from UK since 1956.