Lawrence H. Friedman

Congratulations to Chandan Kumar. Chandan has been declared the recipient of a University Graduate Fellowship for 2007-2008. Only 4 students from the College of Engineering were chosen for this prestigious fellowship.

• Lawrence H. Friedman
• Lei Fang, Ph.D. student
• Chandan Kumar, Ph.D. student

For current research opportunities, click here.

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• Self-Assembly
• Mechanical Behavior of Nanomaterials
• Dislocation Dynamics

• Nanomechanics
  • Self-Assembly
  • Mechanical Behavior of Nanomaterials
• Dislocation Dynamics

Engineering Mechanics Courses at all levels.

• E Mch 110H Honors Equilibrium Mechanics
• E Mch 212 Engineering Dynamics
• E Mch 215 Mechanical Response of Engineering Materials

• E Mch 597A Nanomechanics syllabus (SP 07)
• E Mch 560 Finite Element Analysis

At the moment, all additional research students must be funded by a teaching assistantship or other source; however, this situation can change. Students interested in graduate thesis work should apply to the Engineering Science and Mechanics Masters and/or Ph.D. programs, and notify me of their interest after they have done so. Outstanding applicants can be accepted as teaching assistantship and then take advantage of research assistantship opportunities as they arise.

I am always happy to discuss an Engineering Science Senior Thesis project or a Schreyer Honors Thesis. Please contact me if you are interested in my research areas. Also, please note that the Schreyer Honors College can help with summer research funding if applications are received early in the spring.

There are currently no funded postdoctoral opportunities available.

* Nanomechanics