Design, Fabrication, and Metrology (DF-AM) Laboratory

Our lab specializes in Design, Fabrication, and Metrology aimed at advancing infrastructures such as Internet of Things, Carbon Neutral, and CHIPS and Science Act. The applications includes but not limited to 1) design: 5G/6G communication devices, fatigue test for drill pipes, flexible electronics scale-up processes, and flexible objectives manipulating robots; 2) fabrication: scalable manufacturing of flexible electronics and self-assembly technologies; 3) metrology: monitoring methods for roll-to-roll and 3D printing processes, full-field non-destructive evaluation (NDE) for rotating blades, and diagnosis of animal physiological parameters, etc.

Openings

Graduate/ undergraduate students interested in image processing, vibrations, solid mechanics, and/ or heat transfer on their applications in advanced manufacturing, smart pharmacy packaging, mechanical design, and/ or metrology are encouraged to contact Dr. Feng (please send your CV along with all transcripts via email, and indicate your specific interest in projects or areas). Experience in linear algebra, partial differential equations, numerical analysis, and/ or coding software is typically preferred.

Currently, we have the following open research projects available:

1) vibration based inverse design (experience in vibration is preferred);

2) roll-to-roll web wrinkling analysis (experience in vibration is preferred).

Current Research Areas

(A) Advanced Manufacturing
(B) Biology Applications
(C) Computer Vision
(D) Mechanical Design

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