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Ashfaq Adnan

Name

[Adnan, Ashfaq]
  • Associate Professor
 500 West First Street, Arlington, TX
Last Updated: September 27, 2017

Biography

Dr. Adnan is an associate professor in the Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering Department at UTA. He earned his PhD in Aeronautics & Astronautics Engineering from Purdue University in 2008. Before joining UTA in the Fall of 2010, he was a postdoctoral research associate at Northwestern University. His current research and teaching interests encompass solid mechanics, materials science, and nano-bio mechanics. The core focus of his research group is to study mechanical and physical behavior of materials at multiple length scales in order to develop high performance structural materials. 

His ongoing research activities include:

1. Cavitation-induced damage in brains ECM and Axon (Supported by ONR)

2. Toughening ceramics via multiscale material desgin (suppported by NSF)

3. Mechanics of additively manufactured materials and structures (supported by Stratasys/America Makes)

For more about me and my research group, please visit:  

Website: http://www.uta.edu/faculty/aadnan/

http://www.uta.edu/faculty/aadnan/images/cv_adnan.pdf

Professional Preparation

    • 2008 Ph.D ,  Purdue University
    • 2004 M.S in Mechanical Engineering ,  Tuskegee University
    • 2000 B.S in Mechanical Engineering ,  Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology

Appointments

    • Sept 2016 to Present Associate Professor
      University of Texas at Arligton
    • Sept 2010 to Aug 2016 Assist Professor
      University of Texas at Arlington
    • Aug 2008 to Aug 2010 Post-doctoral Associate
      Northwestern University, Evanston, IL
    • July 2000 to June 2001 Lecturer
      BUET, Bangladesh

Memberships

  • Membership
    • Jan 2015 to Present American Ceramic Society
    • May 2011 to May 2015 Materials Research Society
  • Member
    • May 2012 to Present American Society for Composites
    • May 2006 to Present American Society for Mechanical Engineers

Awards and Honors

    • Feb  2017 ONR Summer Faculty Fellow 2017 sponsored by Office of Naval Research (ONR)University of Texas at Arlington
    • Feb  2016 Feb 2016 - 2016 President's Award for Excellence in Teaching (College of Engineering Nominee) sponsored by Not Applicable
      Description:

      Nominated from MAE Department for 2015-16 Presidents Award for Excellence in Teaching

      Nominated from College of Engineering for 2015-16 Presidents Award for Excellence in Teaching

    • Mar  2015 AFOSR Summer Faculty Fellowship 2015 sponsored by DOD-AFOSR
      Description:

      Conducted Research at Airforce Research Lab, Dayton, OH

    • Feb  2015 ONR Summer Faculty Fellow 2015 sponsored by Office of Naval Research (ONR)
      Description:

      Conducted research at Naval Research Lab (Washington DC)

    • Jan  2015 2015 President's Award for Excellence in Teaching (College of Engineering Nominee) sponsored by Not Applicable
      Description:

      Nominated from MAE Department for 2014-15 Presidents Award for Excellence in Teaching

      Nominated from College of Engineering for 2014-15 Presidents Award for Excellence in Teaching

    • Oct  2014 Inducted Member, National Academy of Inventors, UTA Chapter, Thursday, October 30, 2014 sponsored by National Academy of Inventors
    • Mar  2014 2014 President's Award for Excellence in Teaching (MAE Department Nominee) sponsored by Not Applicable
      Description:

      Nominated from MAE Department for 2013-14 Presidents Award for Excellence in Teaching

    • Mar  2014 ONR Summer Faculty Fellow 2014 sponsored by Office of Naval Research (ONR)Department of Defense (DoD)
      Description:

      Conducted research at NRL Washington DC facilities.

    • May  2012 Various Honors and Awards sponsored by Various Sponsors
      Description:
      • NSF Workshop Fellowship: 2012 NSF Summer Institute Fellowship, MIT, May 31-Jun3 2, 2012.
      • Research Enhancement Grant, UTA, 2011.
      • NSF Workshop Fellowship: 2011 NSF Summer Institute Fellowship, Hilton Hotel in Southern Methodist Hospital, Houston, 2011.
      • Travel Fellowship: 2010 9th World Congress on Computational Mechanics and 4th Asian Pacific Congress on Computational Mechanics (WCCM/APCOCM 2010), Sydney, Australia, July, 2010. 
      • Registration Fellowship: 2010 1st Global Congress on Nano Engineering for Medicine and Biology (NEMB), Houston, Texas, Feb 07 – 10, 2010.
      • NSF Workshop Fellowship: 2009 NSF Summer Institute Fellowship, Hilton Garden Inn in Evanston from May 27 – May 30, 2009.
      • The publication in Composite Structures [67(1): 115-124, 2005] ranked # 1 in the October – December issue of Elsevier’s “Top 25 Hottest Articles”.
      • Second Place at 2005 AAE Research Symposium Series in recognition of outstanding technical communication and excellence in research, Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana, December 7, 2005.
      • Finalist, SEM  Student Paper Competition, Charlotte, North Carolina, June 2-4, 2003.
      • Second Place at 2003 ASME Chattahoochee Section Student Seminar Competition, Auburn, Alabama, June 26, 2003.
      • Third Place at Sigma Xi 30th Annual Student Research Symposium (Poster Session), Tuskegee, Alabama, April 4-5, 2003.  

News Articles

    • Mar 2016 UTA Inquiry Magazine (Spring 2016 Issue) MAKING CERAMICS STRONGER

      Attractive properties such as strength, hardness, durability, and resistance to corrosion have made ceramics a popular choice for a wide variety of applications, from kitchen knives and car brake pads to hip replacements and microprocessors. But it’s their high heat tolerance—some ceramics have a melting point of over 3,000 degrees Celsius—that makes them truly unique.

      “No material can sustain that high of a temperature except ceramics,” says Ashfaq Adnan, assistant professor in the Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Department. “There are certain applications where ceramics are the only material that can do the job.”

    • Feb 2016 Engineering researcher wins Naval Research support to measure when and how battlefield blasts injure brain neurons

      A University of Texas at Arlington engineering researcher supported by the Office of Naval Research is developing a computational model to measure how and when battlefield blasts can cause devastating damage to neurons in the brain.

      Ashfaq Adnan, an assistant professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, will measure the blasts on a computer, then forward that information to partners at the Naval Research Laboratory in Washington D.C., which will then use Adnan’s data and compare it to existing soldiers’ data. The work is supported by a three-year, $386,586 grant through the ONR’s Warfighter Performance Department and UTA. - See more at: http://www.uta.edu/news/releases/2016/02/ashfaq-adnan-ONR.php#sthash.OtwjfY80.dpuf

    • Aug 2015 Taylor, Adnan Earn Funding from America Makes Project Group

      College of Engineering Website

      http://www.uta.edu/engineering/news-events/news-archives/2015/08-adnan-taylor-america-makes.php

    • July 2015 UT Arlington research could yield more resilient ceramic material to be used on spacecraft, in power plants

      UTA main website

      http://www.uta.edu/news/releases/2015/07/adnan-EAGER-ceramics.php

      Also appeared in multiple news outlets:

      1. PHYS.ORG - http://phys.org/news/2015-07-yield-resilient-ceramic-material-future.html

      2. (e) Scince News: http://esciencenews.com/sources/physorg/2015/07/21/research.could.yield.more.resilient.ceramic.material.future.spacecraft

      3. AZO Materials - http://www.azom.com/news.aspx?newsID=44187

      4.  TECTIMES.COM - http://www.techtimes.com/articles/73420/20150803/new-type-of-ceramic-could-lead-to-better-power-plants-and-spacecraft.htm

Research and Expertise

  • Ashfaq Adnan

    Research Interests and Expertise: Structure and Materials, Mechanics of Materials, Nanomechanics, Biomechanics, Multiscale Computations, Elasticity, Viscoelasticity and Fracture Mechanics at the Nanoscale, Multiscale Mechanics of Failure and Fracture of thin Nanostructured Materials, Multiscale Mechanics of Biomaterials interacting with biological environment, Mechanics of Polymer and Polymer Nanocomposites, Atomistic Computations, Finite Element Analysis, Coarse-Grained Modeling, Manufacturing and characterization of polymer nanocomposites

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Publications

      Conference Proceeding 2017

      • Rajni Chahal, Ashfaq Adnan, Ajit Roy,Elastic constants of  carbon nanotube- reinforced epoxy  nanocomposites, 32nd ASC conference, West Lafayette, IN 2017.

        {Conference Proceeding} [Non-refereed/non-juried]
      2017

      • Rajni Chahal, Ashfaq  Adnan, Ajit Roy,Molecular dynamics  study of carbon  nanotube/epoxy  interfaces using ReaxFF, 32nd ASC conference, West Lafayette, IN 2017.

        {Conference Proceeding} [Non-refereed/non-juried]

      Journal Article 2017 2017
      Conference Proceeding 2016

      • Riaz Kayser, Sheikh Ferdous, Ashfaq Adnan, Computational design of Zirconium (Zr) based multiphase ceramic materials for improved strength and toughness properties, MS&T 2016, Salt lake UT. 

        {Conference Proceeding} [Refereed/Juried]
      2016

      • Asif Ahmed, Ashfaq Adnan, Md. S Hossain, “Performance of Recycled Plastic Pin (RPP) for Slope Stabilization”, 12th DURACOSYS 2016, Arlington ,TX 2016, 12th DURACOSYS 2016, Arlington ,TX 2016

        {Conference Proceeding} [Non-refereed/non-juried]
      2016

      • Amit Khatri, Sushma Pothana, Ashfaq Adnan, “Mechanical Behavior of Ultra-light Bio-Inspired Nanocomposite Structures”, 12th DURACOSYS 2016, Arlington ,TX 2016, 12th DURACOSYS 2016, Arlington ,TX 2016

        {Conference Proceeding} [Non-refereed/non-juried]

      Poster Abstract 2016

      • Amit Khatri, Ashfaq Adnan, Fracture Toughness Properties of 3D Printed ABS Materials and Structures, ASME IMECE 2016, Phoenix, AZ 2016

        (won best poster award)

        {Poster Abstract} [Refereed/Juried]

      Conference Paper 2016

      • Yuan-Ting Wu, Ashfaq Adnan stability and collapsing mechanism of cavitation-induced nanobubbles in simulated extra-cellular matrix (ECM) near neuron, ASME IMECE 2016, Phoenix, AZ 2016

        {Conference Paper} [Refereed/Juried]
      2016

      • Amit Khatri, Ashfaq Adnan, Effect of Raster Orientation on Fracture Toughness Properties of 3D Printed ABS Materials and Structures, ASME IMECE 2016, Phoenix, AZ 2016

        {Peer Reviewed} [Refereed/Juried]

      Journal Article 2015

      • Ashfaq Adnan, Sheikh Ferdous, Mechanical Properties of Computationally Designed Novel Carbon Enriched Si1-xCx Ceramics: A Molecular Dynamics Simulation Study

        Computational Materials Science, Volume 110, December 2015, Pages 331-339

        {Peer Reviewed} [Refereed/Juried]
      2015

      • Ashfaq Adnan, Sheikh Ferdous, Computational Design of Novel Carbon Enriched Si1-xCx Ceramics: A Molecular Dynamics Simulation Study, Computational Materials Science 96, 354-359 

        {Journal Article} [Refereed/Juried]

      Conference Paper 2015

      • Jiyoon Yoon, Ashfaq Adnan, Girlgeneering Science Camp at Nature and Science Museum, National Science Teacher Association Conference,  Chicago, IL 2015.

        {reprint} [Refereed/Juried]
      2015

      • Ashfaq Adnan, Siddiq Qidwai and Amit Bagchi, Viscoelastic Response of Microtubule -Tau Proteins Assembly during Axonal Stretch: Combined Atomistic and Continuum Predictions, American Society for Composite Conference, September, 2015.

        {Conference Paper} [Non-refereed/non-juried]
      2015

      • Ashfaq Adnan, Sheikh F. Ferdous, Mujibur R. Khan, Computational Design and Mechanical Behavior of Cabon Nanotube Reinforced LDPE/Nylon 6 Hybrid Polymer Nanocomposites, American Society for Composite Conference, September, 2015

        {Conference Paper} [Non-refereed/non-juried]
      2015

      • Sheikh Fahad Ferdous and Ashfaq Adnan, Computational Design of Carbon Enriched Ceramics for Improved Strength and Toughness, American Society for Composite Conference, September, 2015.

        {Conference Paper} [Non-refereed/non-juried]
      2015

      • Sajith Anantharaman, Sachin Jose, Ashfaq Adnan, Bo P Wang, Additive Manufacturing and Characterization of Topology Optimized PLA Structures for Bone-Implant Applications, accepted (#A-6664) for SAMPE Baltimore -2015 conference. 

        {Conference Paper} [Refereed/Juried]

      Conference Proceeding 2014

      • Ashfaq Adnan, Sheikh F. Ferdous, Mujibur R. Khan, Mechanical Behavior of Cabon Nanotube Reinforced LDPE/Nylon 6 Hybrid Polymer Nanocomposites: A Molecular Simulation Study, ASME IMECE 2014, Montreal, Canada, 2014.

        {new type} [Non-refereed/non-juried]

      Conference Paper 2014

      • Sheikh Fahad Ferdous, Ashfaq Adnan, Tailoring Fracture Toughness of Silicon Carbide Ceramics Film via Nanoscale Multilayering with Diamond, American Society for Composite Conference, September, 2014.

        {Conference Paper} [Non-refereed/non-juried]
      2014

      • Md. Farzad Sarker, Ashfaq Adnan, Multiscale Analysis for Characterizing Fracture Toughness of Trabecular Bone-like Materials, American Society for Composite Conference, September, 2014.

        {Conference Paper} [Non-refereed/non-juried]

      Journal Article 2014
      • Mujibur R. Khan, Hassan Mahfuz, Ashfaq Adnan, A Study of Mechanical Behavior and Morphology of Carbon Nanotube Reinforced UHMWPE/Nylon 6 Hybrid Polymer Nanocomposites Fiber. Accepted in Fibers and Polymers. (2014)
        {Journal Article} [Refereed/Juried]
      2014
      • Sheikh F Ferdous, Ashfaq Adnan Surface Vacancy on the Tensile Stress-Strain Relations of Single Crystal Ni Nanowire, Accepted in Computational Materials Science. (2014)
        {Journal Article} [Refereed/Juried]
      2014
      • Mahmood, Mohammed Arif; Ali, Waqas; Adnan, Ashfaq; Iqbal, Samir, 3D Structural Integrity and Interactions of Single-stranded Protein-binding DNA in a Functionalized Nanopore, Accepted  in  The Journal of Physical Chemistry Part B: Biophysical Chemistry, Biomaterials, Liquids, and Soft Matter, B: Biophysical Chemistry and Biomolecules (2014)
        {Journal Article} [Refereed/Juried]

      Book Chapter 2013
      • Ashfaq Adnan, Farzad Sarker, Sheikh Ferdous, Book Chapter; Tittle: Biomechanics of Mineralized Collagen" in "multiscale Biomechanics of Multiscale Simulations and mechanics of Biological Materials". 
        {Book Chapter} [Non-refereed/non-juried]

      Journal Article 2013
      • Sheikh F Ferdous, Farzad Sarker, Ashfaq Adnan, “Role of Nanoparticle Dispersion and Filler-Matrix Interface on the Matrix Dominated Failure of C60-PE Nanocomposites: A molecular dynamics simulation study” POLYMER, Volume 54, Issue 10, 26 April 2013, Pages 2565–2576
        {Journal Article} [Refereed/Juried]
      2013
      • Mujibur R. Khan, Hassan Mahfuz, Ashfaq Adnan and Ishraq Shabib, “Elastic properties of UHMWPE-SWCNT nanocomposites fiber: An experimental, theoretical and molecular dynamics evaluation” Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance.  2013, Volume 22, Issue 6, pp 1593-1600
        {Journal Article} [Refereed/Juried]
      2013

      • A.R. Nazmus Sakib, Narendra De, Ashfaq Adnan, “Effect of nanoscale confinement on the Mode II fracture of confined nanosolids”, Computational Materials Science, 2013, 68, pp 271-279.

        {Journal Article} [Refereed/Juried]

      Conference Paper 2012
      • Sheikh Fahad Ferdous, Ashfaq Adnan, The effects of filler-matrix interface strength, filler shape and filler dispersion on the mechanical properties of polymer nanocomposites. American Society for Composite Conference, October, 2012. (Full Length Paper)
        {Conference Paper} [Non-refereed/non-juried]

      Conference Proceeding 2012
      • A.R. Nazmus Sakib, Ashfaq Adnan Effect of temperature on the Mode II fracture path and toughness of confined Silicon carbide nano-films IMECE2012-88769,ASME IMECE 2012, Houston, TX, Nov 9-15. [Technical Presentation]
        {Conference Proceeding} [Non-refereed/non-juried]
      2012
      • Ashfaq Adnan, ARN Sakib, “Defect Evolution Mechanism and Fracture Mechanics of Confined Nanostructures” (Invited), ICCES 2012, Crete, Greece, April 28- May 4, 2012. [Technical Presentation]
        {Conference Proceeding} [Non-refereed/non-juried]
      2012
      • Ashfaq Adnan, Farzad Sarker,Multiscale analysis for characterizing fracture toughness of trabecular bone, IMECE2012-88331 ASME IMECE 2012, Houston, TX, Nov 9-15. [Technical Presentation]
        {Conference Proceeding} [Non-refereed/non-juried]
      2012
      • A.R. Nazmus Sakib, Ashfaq Adnan Effect of Constraint size on the Mode II fracture toughness of brittle confined films., ASME IMECE 2012, Houston, TX, Nov 9-15. IMECE2012-88754, ASME IMECE 2012, Houston, TX, Nov 9-15. [Technical Presentation]
        {Conference Proceeding} [Non-refereed/non-juried]
      2012
      • Sheikh F Ferdous, Ashfaq Adnan The effect of filler shape, dispersion and interface with matrix on the mechanical properties of polymer nanocomposites. IMECE2012-88784, ASME IMECE 2012, Houston, TX, Nov 9-15. [Technical Presentation]
        {Conference Proceeding} [Non-refereed/non-juried]
      2012
      • Md. Farzad Sarker, Ashfaq Adnan, “Mechanics of Collagen Fibril: A combined MD simulation and Finite Element Study”, American Society for Composite Conference, October, 2012.  [Technical Presentation]
        {Conference Proceeding} [Non-refereed/non-juried]
      2012
      • Sheikh F Ferdous, Farzad Sarker, Ashfaq Adnan pH dependent failure analysis of mineralized collagen fibril, IMECE2012-88323,ASME IMECE 2012, Houston, TX, Nov 9-15.  [Technical Presentation]
        {Conference Proceeding} [Non-refereed/non-juried]

      Poster Abstract 2012
      • Ashfaq Adnan, Role of Crystal structure and orientation on the Multiscale Fracture Mechanism of Highly Confined Multilayered Nanostructures (Poster), Nanotechnology for Defense Conference (N4TD) 2012, Summerlin, Nevada, August 6-9. 
        {Poster Abstract} [Non-refereed/non-juried]

      Journal Article 2012
      • A.R. Nazmus Sakib, Ashfaq Adnan, “On the Size-dependent Critical Stress Intensity Factor of Confined Brittle Nanofilms”,Engineering Fracture Mechanics, 2012, 86, pp 13-22.
        {Journal Article} [Refereed/Juried]

      Technical Report 2012
      • Title: Multiscale Analysis and Mechanics of Osteoporotic Trabecular Bone UTA Grant Number: 147488647
        {Technical Report} [Non-refereed/non-juried]

      Conference Paper 2011
      • Ashfaq Adnan, ARN Sakib, Sheikh F Ferdous, “pH Dependent Interfacial Adhesion between Collagen and Hydroxyapatite in the Mineralized Collagen Fibril” 2011 SAMPE TECH, October 18-19, Fort Worth ,TX
        {Conference Paper} [Refereed/Juried]

      Conference Proceeding 2011
      • Ashfaq Adnan, “Molecular mechanism of pH dependent interactions between collagen molecules and hydroxyapatite crystals”, 27th Southern Biomedical Engineering Conference (SBEC), April 29, 2011; Arlington, TX, USA.
        {Conference Proceeding} [Refereed/Juried]
      2011
      • Ashfaq Adnan, “Nanoscale defect thermodynamics and size dependent fracture toughness of polycrystalline brittle solids”, ASME IMECE 2011, Denver, CO, Nov 11-17. 
        {Conference Proceeding} [Non-refereed/non-juried]
      2011
      • Ashfaq Adnan, “pH Dependent Proton Transport and Mechanics of mineralized Collagen Fibril”, 2011 USNCCM-11, July 25-29, Minneapolis, MN (Accepted).
        {Conference Proceeding} [Non-refereed/non-juried]
      2011
      • Ashfaq Adnan, “Role of Size and Shape on the Graphitization of Nanodiamonds”, 2011 Materials Research Society: Spring Meeting, April 27, 2011; San Francisco, CA (Accepted).
        {Conference Proceeding} [Non-refereed/non-juried]
      2011
      • Ashfaq Adnan, “pH dependent deformation and fracture of mineralized collagen fibril” (Accepted), ASME 2011 Applied Mechanics and Materials Conference, May 30-June 1; Chicago, IL 
        {Conference Proceeding} [Non-refereed/non-juried]

      Journal Article 2011
      • Adnan, R. L.; Chen, J. L.; Daniel, J.; Schaffer, A. S. B.; George, C.; Schatz, D. H.; Liu, W. K. Atomistic Simulation and Measurement of pH Dependent Cancer Therapeutic Interactions with Nanodiamond Carrier. Molecular Pharmaceutics 2011.
        {Journal Article} [Refereed/Juried]

      Book Chapter 2010
      • WK Liu, Ashfaq Adnan, AM Kopacz, M Hallikainen,D Ho, R Lam, J Lee, T Belytschko, G Schatz, Y Tzeng, Y-J Kim, S Baik,MK Kim, T Kim, J Lee, E-S Hwang, S Im, E Osawa,A Barnard, H-C Chang, C-C Chang, Eugene Onate, “Design of Nanodiamond Based Drug Delivery Patch for Cancer Therapeutics and Imaging Applications”, in Nanodiamonds: Applications in Biology and Nanoscale Medicine, Springer, 2010 (Available December 15, 2009) 
        {Book Chapter} [Non-refereed/non-juried]

      Journal Article 2010
      • Adnan Ashfaq, C. T. Sun, “Molecular simulations on the evolutions of defects and fracture of single crystal nanostructures”, Journal of Mechanics and Physics of Solids. Volume 58, Issue 7, July 2010, Pages 983-1000.
        {Journal Article} [Refereed/Juried]

      Journal Article 2008
      • Adnan Ashfaq, C. T. Sun, “Effect of surface morphology and temperature on the structural stability of nanoscale wavy films”, Nanotechnology, 19(31):315702, 2008. 
        {Journal Article} [Refereed/Juried]
      2008
      • Adnan Ashfaq, C. T. Sun, “Effect of Thickness and Interface Strength on Deformation and Failure of Glassy Polymer Adhesives: A Molecular Dynamics Simulation Study” - Journal of Adhesion, 84(5): 401-420, 2008.
        {Journal Article} [Refereed/Juried]

      Journal Article 2007
      • Adnan Ashfaq, C. T. Sun, Hassan Mahfuz, “A Molecular Dynamics Simulation Study to Investigate the Effect of Filler Size on Elastic Properties of Polymer Nanocomposites”, Composites Science and Technology, 67: 348-56, 2007. 
        {Journal Article} [Refereed/Juried]

      Journal Article 2006
      • Mahfuz H., Adnan Ashfaq, Rangari V. K., M. M. Hasan, S. Jeelani., W. J. Wright,  S. J. DeTeresa, “Enhancement of Strength and Stiffness of Nylon 6 filaments through carbon nanotubes reinforcement”, Applied Physics Letters, 88(8): 083119, 2006. 
        {Journal Article} [Refereed/Juried]

      Journal Article 2005
      • Mahfuz H., Adnan Ashfaq, Rangari V. K., Jeelani S., “Manufacturing and Characterization of Carbon nanotubes/Polyethylene Composites,” International Journal of Nanoscience, 4(1): 55-72, 2005. 
        {Journal Article} [Refereed/Juried]
      2005
      • Nathaniel Chisholm , Hassan Mahfuz , Vijaya K. Rangari ,  Adnan Ashfaq and Shaik Jeelani, “Fabrication and mechanical characterization of carbon/SiC-epoxy nanocomposites”,  Composite Structures, 67(1): 115-124, 2005.
        {Journal Article} [Refereed/Juried]

      Journal Article 2004
      • Mahfuz H.,  Adnan Ashfaq, Rangari V. K., Jeelani S. Bor Z Jang, “Carbon nanoparticles/whiskers reinforced composites and their tensile response,” Composites Part A: Applied Science and Manufacturing, 35(5): 519-227, 2004. 
        {Journal Article} [Refereed/Juried]

Support & Funding

This data is entered manually by the author of the profile and may duplicate data in the Sponsored Projects section.
    • Jan 2016 to Dec 2019 MULTISCALE DAMAGE TO AXONS UNDER DYNAMIC MECHANICAL LOADING INCLUDING CAVITATION (Single PI) sponsored by  - $401786
    • May 2016 to May 2017 REU Supplement: EAGER: Building Strong and Tough Multiphase Ceramics via Interface Tailoring (PI) sponsored by National Science Foudation sponsored by  - $10000
    • Aug 2015 to Jan 2017 EAGER: Building Strong and Tough Multiphase Ceramics via Interface Tailoring (PI) sponsored by  - $120000
    • Aug 2015 to Jan 2017 Design Guidance for Additive Manufacturing (co-PI) sponsored by  - $34998
    • July 2013 to Aug 2016 Slope Stability Analyses and Implementation of New Slope Stabilization Methods for Dallas and Fort Worth Districts sponsored by  - $1055345
    • June 2011 to May 2012 MULTISCALE ANALYSIS AND MECHANICS OF OSTEOPOROTIC TRABECULAR BONE sponsored by  - $10000

Patents

    • Aug 2005 6934600:2005  Nanotube FiberReinforced Composite Materials and Method of Producing Fiber Reinforced Composites

      A composite composition and a method of making such a composite that is composed of a matrix material and dispersed reinforcement nanotubes that are substantially aligned along at least one specified direction or axis. Also a method for making a continuous fiber-reinforced composite object by combining a reinforcement fiber tow with a solidifying matrix material to form a pre-impregnated tow or towpreg, providing a dispensing head capable of dispensing the towpreg onto a base member positioned a distance from this head with the head and base member being driven by motion devices electronically connected to a motion controller regulated by a computer, and operating and moving the head relative to the base member to dispense multiple layers of towpreg in accordance with a CAD-generated deposition path along which the dispensing head can be allowed to trace out individual layers by following a selected algorithm so that the number of path interruptions at which the towpreg must be tentatively cut off from the dispensing head is minimized.

Students Supervised

  • Doctoral
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      Dissertation: Cavitation Damage in Brain's ECM and its surroundings using Fluid-Structure Interaction

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      Dissertation;

      Predictive mechanics of randomly oriented CNT reinforced Epoxy nanocomposites

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      Multiscale Computations of Multiscale Biological Structures

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      Nanofier Alighment and Additive Manufacturing of Nanocomposites

      (co-advise with Dr. Robert Taylor)

    • Present

      Design of Advanced Multiphase Ceramics

    • Aug 2016
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      co-advised with Dr. Wen S Chan

      Mechanics of Composite Blade Section for Wind Energy Application

    • Aug 2016
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      Dissertation: Reliability of Interconnect Materials

    • July 2015
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      Dissertation: Multiscale Material Design of Tough Ceramics

      Currently Employed at: Assistant Professor,c Mehanical Engineering at Bringhampton University, NY

    • Aug 2014
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      Dissertation: Multiscale Analysis for Characterizing Fracture Toughness of Trabecular Bone-like Materials

      Currently Employed at: 

      Principal Engineer, Weber Aircraft, Huntington Beach, California

       

  • Master's
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       Thesis: Traumatic Brain Injury and Viscoelasticity of Axon

      Currently Employed at: 

      Control Systems Engineer (Powertratin Modeling and Validation) with AVL America, Plymouth, MI

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      Computational Mechanics of Bioinspired Structures

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      Mechanics of CT-scanned Bone Structure

    • Present

      Nanoscale Mechanics of Nanostructures for Molten Salt Modification

      (in collaboration with Dr. Donghyun Shin)

    • Present

      Addtive Manufacuring and Mechanical Behavior of Bioinspired Foam

    • Present

      Additive Manufacturing of Bioinspired Structures

    • Dec 2016

      Effect of Rastor Orientation on the Mechanics of of 3D printed Structures

      Currently: 

      UTA

    • May 2016
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    • May 2015
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      Viscoelastic Effects on a Polyetherimide Cylinder with Constant Radial Deformation

    • May 2015
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      MANUFACTURING AND CHARACTERIZATION OF ULTRA LIGHT BIO-INSPIRED NANOCOMPOSITE STRUCTURES

    • May 2015

      Nano-scale Toughening Mechanisms Of Ultra High Temperature Novel HfB2Based Multiphase Ceramics

    • Dec 2014
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      Relating Traumatic Head Impact with Viscoelasticity of Neuron at the Nano-scale

  • Undergraduate
    • May 2014
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    • Aug 2011
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      John was a Junior ME student.   He worked with me during the Summer of 2011. John was recruited by US Navy

    • Aug 2011
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      Narendra is a senior Mechanical Engineering student. She worked with me during the Summer of 2011.  We co-authored one journal publication.

Collaborators

Courses

      • ME 5304-001 Advanced Mechanics of Materials

        This graduate level course will cover the calculation of stresses and strains in a body that experiences elastic, plastic and/or viscoelastic deformation. This course will also highlight hyperelasticity to show large deformation behavior of materials and piezoelectricity to demonstrate the voltage-displacement relations of piezoelectric materials.   

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2017 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • MAE 4301-010 SPECIAL TOPICS IN MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING (Advanced Mechanics of Materials)

        This undergraduate level course will cover the calculation of stresses and strains in a body that experiences elastic, plastic and/or viscoelastic deformation. This course will also highlight hyperelasticity to show large deformation behavior of materials and piezoelectricity to demonstrate the voltage-displacement relations of piezoelectric materials.   

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2017 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • ME 5304-002 Advanced Mechanics of Materials

        This graduate level course will cover the calculation of stresses and strains in a body that experiences elastic, plastic and/or viscoelastic deformation. This course will also highlight hyperelasticity to show large deformation behavior of materials and piezoelectricity to demonstrate the voltage-displacement relations of piezoelectric materials.   

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2017 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • AE 5304-001 Advanced Mechanics of Materials

        This graduate level course will cover the calculation of stresses and strains in a body that experiences elastic, plastic and/or viscoelastic deformation. This course will also highlight hyperelasticity to show large deformation behavior of materials and piezoelectricity to demonstrate the voltage-displacement relations of piezoelectric materials.   

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2017 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • AE 5304-002 Advanced Mechanics of Materials

        This graduate level course will cover the calculation of stresses and strains in a body that experiences elastic, plastic and/or viscoelastic deformation. This course will also highlight hyperelasticity to show large deformation behavior of materials and piezoelectricity to demonstrate the voltage-displacement relations of piezoelectric materials.   

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2017 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • AE 5101-001 GRADUATE SEMINAR

        Graduate Seminar is a weekly seminar series featuring research presentations from students and external speakers. 

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2017 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • AE 5101-002 GRADUATE SEMINAR

        Graduate Seminar is a weekly seminar series featuring research presentations from students and external speakers. 

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2017 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • ME 5101-001 GRADUATE SEMINAR

        Graduate Seminar is a weekly seminar series featuring research presentations from students and external speakers. 

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2017 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • ME 5101-002 GRADUATE SEMINAR

        Graduate Seminar is a weekly seminar series featuring research presentations from students and external speakers. 

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2017 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • AE 5300-005 PREPARATORY COURSE FOR AEROSPACE ENGINEERING (Aerospace Structural Statics)

        The course is intended to provide students with a clear and thorough presentation of both the theory and applications of the fundamental principles of mechanics of materials that used in aircraft structural design.

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2017 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • MAE 3315-001 AEROSPACE STRUCTURAL STATICS

        The course is intended to provide students with a clear and thorough presentation of both the theory and applications of the fundamental principles of mechanics of materials that used in aircraft structural design.

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2017 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • AE 5339-001 STRUCTURAL ASPECTS OF DESIGN

        This graduate level course will cover analytical methods of structural analysis and failure theories that are used in design analysis.  The course also provides analytical methods for fatigue life assessment. 

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2017 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • AE 5339-002 STRUCTURAL ASPECTS OF DESIGN

        This graduate level course will cover analytical methods of structural analysis and failure theories that are used in design analysis.  The course also provides analytical methods for fatigue life assessment. 

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2017 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • AE 5101-001 GRADUATE SEMINAR

        Graduate Seminar is a weekly seminar series featuring research presentations from students and external speakers. This class will help graduate students broaden their perspectives by learning about ongoing research at UT Arlington and outside. In addition, students who give presentations in the seminar will improve their oral communication skills. Graduate students enrolled in this class are expected to attend the seminars each week. 

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2017 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • AE 5101-002 GRADUATE SEMINAR

        Graduate Seminar is a weekly seminar series featuring research presentations from students and external speakers. This class will help graduate students broaden their perspectives by learning about ongoing research at UT Arlington and outside. In addition, students who give presentations in the seminar will improve their oral communication skills. Graduate students enrolled in this class are expected to attend the seminars each week. 

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2017 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • ME 5101-001 GRADUATE SEMINAR

        Graduate Seminar is a weekly seminar series featuring research presentations from students and external speakers. This class will help graduate students broaden their perspectives by learning about ongoing research at UT Arlington and outside. In addition, students who give presentations in the seminar will improve their oral communication skills. Graduate students enrolled in this class are expected to attend the seminars each week. 

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2017 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • ME 5101-002 GRADUATE SEMINAR

        Graduate Seminar is a weekly seminar series featuring research presentations from students and external speakers. This class will help graduate students broaden their perspectives by learning about ongoing research at UT Arlington and outside. In addition, students who give presentations in the seminar will improve their oral communication skills. Graduate students enrolled in this class are expected to attend the seminars each week. 

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2017 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • AE 5101-001 GRADUATE SEMINAR

        Graduate Seminar is a weekly seminar series featuring research presentations from students and external speakers. This class will help graduate students broaden their perspectives by learning about ongoing research at UT Arlington and outside. In addition, students who give presentations in the seminar will improve their oral communication skills. Graduate students enrolled in this class are expected to attend the seminars each week. 

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2016 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • ME 5304-001 Advanced Mechanics of Materials

        This graduate level course will cover the calculation of stresses and strains in a body that experiences elastic, plastic and/or viscoelastic deformation. This course will also highlight nanoelasticity to show the size-dependent structure-property relations of nanomaterials and piezoelectricity to demonstrate the voltage-displacement relations of piezoelectric materials.   

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2016 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • AE 5101-002 GRADUATE SEMINAR

        Graduate Seminar is a weekly seminar series featuring research presentations from students and external speakers. This class will help graduate students broaden their perspectives by learning about ongoing research at UT Arlington and outside. In addition, students who give presentations in the seminar will improve their oral communication skills. Graduate students enrolled in this class are expected to attend the seminars each week. 

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2016 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • ME 5101-001 GRADUATE SEMINAR

        Graduate Seminar is a weekly seminar series featuring research presentations from students and external speakers. This class will help graduate students broaden their perspectives by learning about ongoing research at UT Arlington and outside. In addition, students who give presentations in the seminar will improve their oral communication skills. Graduate students enrolled in this class are expected to attend the seminars each week. 

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2016 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • ME 5101-002 GRADUATE SEMINAR

        Graduate Seminar is a weekly seminar series featuring research presentations from students and external speakers. This class will help graduate students broaden their perspectives by learning about ongoing research at UT Arlington and outside. In addition, students who give presentations in the seminar will improve their oral communication skills. Graduate students enrolled in this class are expected to attend the seminars each week. 

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2016 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • ME 5304-002 Advanced Mechanics of Materials

        This graduate level course will cover the calculation of stresses and strains in a body that experiences elastic, plastic and/or viscoelastic deformation. This course will also highlight nanoelasticity to show the size-dependent structure-property relations of nanomaterials and piezoelectricity to demonstrate the voltage-displacement relations of piezoelectric materials.   

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2016 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • AE 5304-001 Advanced Mechanics of Materials

        This graduate level course will cover the calculation of stresses and strains in a body that experiences elastic, plastic and/or viscoelastic deformation. This course will also highlight nanoelasticity to show the size-dependent structure-property relations of nanomaterials and piezoelectricity to demonstrate the voltage-displacement relations of piezoelectric materials.   

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2016 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • AE 5304-002 Advanced Mechanics of Materials

        This graduate level course will cover the calculation of stresses and strains in a body that experiences elastic, plastic and/or viscoelastic deformation. This course will also highlight nanoelasticity to show the size-dependent structure-property relations of nanomaterials and piezoelectricity to demonstrate the voltage-displacement relations of piezoelectric materials.   

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2016 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • MAE 4301-004 SPECIAL TOPICS IN MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING (Advanced Mechanics of Materials)

        This undergraduate level course will cover the calculation of stresses and strains in a body that experiences elastic, plastic and/or viscoelastic deformation. This course will also highlight nanoelasticity to show the size-dependent structure-property relations of nanomaterials and piezoelectricity to demonstrate the voltage-displacement relations of piezoelectric materials.   

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2016 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • AE 5101-001 GRADUATE SEMINAR

        Graduate Seminar is a weekly seminar series featuring research presentations from students and external speakers. This class will help graduate students broaden their perspectives by learning about ongoing research at UT Arlington and outside. In addition, students who give presentations in the seminar will improve their oral communication skills. Graduate students enrolled in this class are expected to attend the seminars each week. 

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2016 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • MAE 3315-001 AEROSPACE STRUCTURAL STATICS

        The course is intended to provide students with a clear and thorough presentation of both the theory and applications of the fundamental principles of mechanics of materials that used in aircraft structural design.

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2016 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • AE 5300-039 Preparatory Course for Aerospace Engineering

        The course is intended to provide students with a clear and thorough presentation of both the theory and applications of the fundamental principles of mechanics of materials that used in aircraft structural design.

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2016 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • ME 5101-001 GRADUATE SEMINAR

        Graduate Seminar is a weekly seminar series featuring research presentations from students and external speakers. This class will help graduate students broaden their perspectives by learning about ongoing research at UT Arlington and outside. In addition, students who give presentations in the seminar will improve their oral communication skills. Graduate students enrolled in this class are expected to attend the seminars each week. 

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2016 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • ME 5101-002 GRADUATE SEMINAR

        Graduate Seminar is a weekly seminar series featuring research presentations from students and external speakers. This class will help graduate students broaden their perspectives by learning about ongoing research at UT Arlington and outside. In addition, students who give presentations in the seminar will improve their oral communication skills. Graduate students enrolled in this class are expected to attend the seminars each week. 

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2016 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • AE 5101-002 GRADUATE SEMINAR

        Graduate Seminar is a weekly seminar series featuring research presentations from students and external speakers. This class will help graduate students broaden their perspectives by learning about ongoing research at UT Arlington and outside. In addition, students who give presentations in the seminar will improve their oral communication skills. Graduate students enrolled in this class are expected to attend the seminars each week. 

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2016 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • AE 5101-001 GRADUATE SEMINAR

        Graduate Seminar is a weekly seminar series featuring research presentations from students and external speakers. This class will help graduate students broaden their perspectives by learning about ongoing research at UT Arlington and outside. In addition, students who give presentations in the seminar will improve their oral communication skills. Graduate students enrolled in this class are expected to attend the seminars each week. 

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2015 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • AE 5101-002 GRADUATE SEMINAR

        Graduate Seminar is a weekly seminar series featuring research presentations from students and external speakers. This class will help graduate students broaden their perspectives by learning about ongoing research at UT Arlington and outside. In addition, students who give presentations in the seminar will improve their oral communication skills. Graduate students enrolled in this class are expected to attend the seminars each week. 

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2015 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • AE 5101-003 GRADUATE SEMINAR

        Graduate Seminar is a weekly seminar series featuring research presentations from students and external speakers. This class will help graduate students broaden their perspectives by learning about ongoing research at UT Arlington and outside. In addition, students who give presentations in the seminar will improve their oral communication skills. Graduate students enrolled in this class are expected to attend the seminars each week. 

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2015 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • ME 5101-001 GRADUATE SEMINAR

        Graduate Seminar is a weekly seminar series featuring research presentations from students and external speakers. This class will help graduate students broaden their perspectives by learning about ongoing research at UT Arlington and outside. In addition, students who give presentations in the seminar will improve their oral communication skills. Graduate students enrolled in this class are expected to attend the seminars each week. 

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2015 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • ME 5101-002 GRADUATE SEMINAR

        Graduate Seminar is a weekly seminar series featuring research presentations from students and external speakers. This class will help graduate students broaden their perspectives by learning about ongoing research at UT Arlington and outside. In addition, students who give presentations in the seminar will improve their oral communication skills. Graduate students enrolled in this class are expected to attend the seminars each week. 

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2015 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • MAE 3315-001 AEROSPACE STRUCTURAL STATICS

        The course is intended to provide students with a clear and thorough presentation of both the theory and applications of the fundamental principles of mechanics of materials that used in aircraft structural design.

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2015 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • MAE 3315-001 AEROSPACE STRUCTURAL STATICS

        The course is intended to provide students with a clear and thorough presentation of both the theory and applications of the fundamental principles of mechanics of materials that used in aircraft structural design.

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2015 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • ME 5101-001 GRADUATE SEMINAR

        Graduate Seminar is a weekly seminar series featuring research presentations from students and external speakers. This class will help graduate students broaden their perspectives by learning about ongoing research at UT Arlington and outside. In addition, students who give presentations in the seminar will improve their oral communication skills. Graduate students enrolled in this class are expected to attend the seminars each week.

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2015 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • ME 5101-002 GRADUATE SEMINAR

        Graduate Seminar is a weekly seminar series featuring research presentations from students and external speakers. This class will help graduate students broaden their perspectives by learning about ongoing research at UT Arlington and outside. In addition, students who give presentations in the seminar will improve their oral communication skills. Graduate students enrolled in this class are expected to attend the seminars each week.

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2015 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • AE 5101-001 GRADUATE SEMINAR

        Graduate Seminar is a weekly seminar series featuring research presentations from students and external speakers. This class will help graduate students broaden their perspectives by learning about ongoing research at UT Arlington and outside. In addition, students who give presentations in the seminar will improve their oral communication skills. Graduate students enrolled in this class are expected to attend the seminars each week.

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2015 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • AE 5101-002 GRADUATE SEMINAR

        Graduate Seminar is a weekly seminar series featuring research presentations from students and external speakers. This class will help graduate students broaden their perspectives by learning about ongoing research at UT Arlington and outside. In addition, students who give presentations in the seminar will improve their oral communication skills. Graduate students enrolled in this class are expected to attend the seminars each week.

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2015 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • AE 5101-003 GRADUATE SEMINAR

        Graduate Seminar is a weekly seminar series featuring research presentations from students and external speakers. This class will help graduate students broaden their perspectives by learning about ongoing research at UT Arlington and outside. In addition, students who give presentations in the seminar will improve their oral communication skills. Graduate students enrolled in this class are expected to attend the seminars each week.

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2015 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • AE 5300-039 Preparatory Course for Aerospace Engineering

        The course is intended to provide students with a clear and thorough presentation of both the theory and applications of the fundamental principles of mechanics of materials that used in aircraft structural design.

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2015 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • AE 5101-001 Graduate Seminar

        Graduate Seminar is a weekly seminar series featuring research presentations from students and external speakers. This class will help graduate students broaden their perspectives by learning about ongoing research at UT Arlington and outside. In addition, students who give presentations in the seminar will improve their oral communication skills. Graduate students enrolled in this class are expected to attend the seminars each week. 

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2014 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • AE 5101-002 Graduate Seminar

        Graduate Seminar is a weekly seminar series featuring research presentations from students and external speakers. This class will help graduate students broaden their perspectives by learning about ongoing research at UT Arlington and outside. In addition, students who give presentations in the seminar will improve their oral communication skills. Graduate students enrolled in this class are expected to attend the seminars each week. 

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2014 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • ME 5101-001 Graduate Seminar

        Graduate Seminar is a weekly seminar series featuring research presentations from students and external speakers. This class will help graduate students broaden their perspectives by learning about ongoing research at UT Arlington and outside. In addition, students who give presentations in the seminar will improve their oral communication skills. Graduate students enrolled in this class are expected to attend the seminars each week. 

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2014 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • ME 5101-002 Graduate Seminar

        Graduate Seminar is a weekly seminar series featuring research presentations from students and external speakers. This class will help graduate students broaden their perspectives by learning about ongoing research at UT Arlington and outside. In addition, students who give presentations in the seminar will improve their oral communication skills. Graduate students enrolled in this class are expected to attend the seminars each week. 

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2014 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • AE 5301-005 Advanced Mechanics of Materials

        This graduate level course will cover the calculation of stresses and strains in a body that experiences elastic, plastic and/or viscoelastic deformation. This course will also highlight nanoelasticity to show the size-dependent structure-property relations of nanomaterials and piezoelectricity to demonstrate the voltage-displacement relations of piezoelectric materials.   

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2014 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • ME 5390-005 Advanced Mechanics of Materials

        This graduate level course will cover the calculation of stresses and strains in a body that experiences elastic, plastic and/or viscoelastic deformation. This course will also highlight nanoelasticity to show the size-dependent structure-property relations of nanomaterials and piezoelectricity to demonstrate the voltage-displacement relations of piezoelectric materials.   

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2014 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • AE 5101-003 Graduate Seminar

        Graduate Seminar is a weekly seminar series featuring research presentations from students and external speakers. This class will help graduate students broaden their perspectives by learning about ongoing research at UT Arlington and outside. In addition, students who give presentations in the seminar will improve their oral communication skills. Graduate students enrolled in this class are expected to attend the seminars each week. 

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2014 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • MAE 3315-001 Aerospace Structure Statics

        The course is intended to provide students with a clear and thorough presentation of both the theory and applications of the fundamental principles of mechanics of materials that used in aircraft structural design.

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2014 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • MAE 2312-001 Solid Mechanics

        This course covers the relationships between stresses and strains in elastic bodies and the tension, compression, shear, bending, torsion, and combined loadings which produce them. It also covers the deflections and elastic curves, shear and bending moment diagrams for beams, and column theory.

        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2014 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • ME 5390-007 Advanced Mechanics of Materials

        This graduate level course will cover the calculation of stresses and strains in a body that experiences elastic, plastic and/or viscoelastic deformation. This course will also highlight nanoelasticity to show the size-dependent structure-property relations of nanomaterials and piezoelectricity to demonstrate the voltage-displacement relations of piezoelectric materials.   

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2013 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • AE 5301-004 Advanced Mechanics of Materials

        This graduate level course will cover the calculation of stresses and strains in a body that experiences elastic, plastic and/or viscoelastic deformation. This course will also highlight nanoelasticity to show the size-dependent structure-property relations of nanomaterials and piezoelectricity to demonstrate the voltage-displacement relations of piezoelectric materials.   

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2013 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • ME 5390-001 Advanced Mechanics of Materials (OFF WEB)

        This graduate level course will cover the calculation of stresses and strains in a body that experiences elastic, plastic and/or viscoelastic deformation. This course will also highlight nanoelasticity to show the size-dependent structure-property relations of nanomaterials and piezoelectricity to demonstrate the voltage-displacement relations of piezoelectric materials.   

        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2013 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • MAE 4342-001 Mechanical Design II

        This course covers the analysis approach for the design and manufacture of basic mechanical elements, and their role in the design of machines. Following a brief review of relevant topics including stress-strain relations, combined loading, fatigue loading, and failure theories, then the course discusses the design of fundamental mechanical components including shafts, gears, springs, bearings, fasteners, and clutches/brakes.

        Summer - Regular Academic Session - 2013 Download Syllabus Contact info & Office Hours
      • MAE 2312-002 Solid Mechanics
        This course covers the relationships between stresses and strains in elastic bodies and the tension, compression, shear, bending, torsion, and combined loadings which produce them. It also covers the deflections and elastic curves, shear and bending moment diagrams for beams, and column theory.
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2013 Download Syllabus
      • MAE 2312-002 Solid Mechanics
        This course covers the relationships between stresses and strains in elastic bodies and the tension, compression, shear, bending, torsion, and combined loadings which produce them. It also covers the deflections and elastic curves, shear and bending moment diagrams for beams, and column theory.
        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2012 Download Syllabus
      • AE 5301-004 Advanced Mechanics of Materials
        This graduate level course will cover the calculation of stresses and strains in a body that experiences elastic, plastic and/or viscoelastic deformation. This course will also highlight nanoelasticity to show the size-dependent structure-property relations of nanomaterials and piezoelectricity to demonstrate the voltage-displacement relations of piezoelectric materials.
        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2012 Download Syllabus
      • MAE 2312-002 Solid Mechanics
        This course covers the relationships between stresses and strains in elastic bodies and the tension, compression, shear, bending, torsion, and combined loadings which produce them. It also covers the deflections and elastic curves, shear and bending moment diagrams for beams, and column theory.
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2012 Download Syllabus 1 Link
      • ME 5390-001 AE 5301-001(On-Campus); AE 5301-002/ME5390-002 (Off Campus/Distance Education): Advanced Mechanics of Materials
        This graduate level course will cover the calculation of stresses and strains in a body that experiences elastic, plastic and/or viscoelastic deformation. This course will also highlight nanoelasticity to show the size-dependent structure-property relations of nanomaterials and piezoelectricity to demonstrate the voltage-displacement relations of piezoelectric materials.
        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2011 Download Syllabus
      • MAE 2312-002 Solid Mechanics
        This course covers the relationships between stresses and strains in elastic bodies and the tension, compression, shear, bending, torsion, and combined loadings which produce them. It also covers the deflections and elastic curves, shear and bending moment diagrams for beams, and column theory.
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2011
      • MAE 2312-002 Solid Mechanics
        This course covers the relationships between stresses and strains in elastic bodies and the tension, compression, shear, bending, torsion, and combined loadings which produce them. It also covers the deflections and elastic curves, shear and bending moment diagrams for beams, and column theory.
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2011 Download Syllabus
      • MAE 2312-002 Solid Mechanics
        This course covers the relationships between stresses and strains in elastic bodies and the tension, compression, shear, bending, torsion, and combined loadings which produce them. It also covers the deflections and elastic curves, shear and bending moment diagrams for beams, and column theory.
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2011 Download Syllabus
      • MAE 2312-002 Solid Mechanics
        This course covers the relationships between stresses and strains in elastic bodies and the tension, compression, shear, bending, torsion, and combined loadings which produce them. It also covers the deflections and elastic curves, shear and bending moment diagrams for beams, and column theory.
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2011 Download Syllabus
      • MAE 2312-001 Solid Mechanics
        This course covers the relationships between stresses and strains in elastic bodies and the tension, compression, shear, bending, torsion, and combined loadings which produce them. It also covers the deflections and elastic curves, shear and bending moment diagrams for beams, and column theory.
        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2010 Download Syllabus

Service to the University

  • Appointed
    • May 2012 to  Present Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Committee Chair

      PhD diagnostics Exam committee (AE and ME) Chair, Structures and Materials Section

    • July 2012 to  July 2012 Engineering Camp Presenter

      Engineering Summer Camp organized by UTA college of Engineering
          Entry Camp, 6th, 7th, and 8th graders July 13, 2012
      Girlgeneering Camp, 5th - 9th graders:   Wednesday, July 20,
          Entry Camp, 2012

  • Volunteered
    • May 2013 to  Present Student Organization Co-Advisor

      UTA Bangladesh Student Organization

    • Nov 2016 to  Dec 2016 NSF CMMI MOMS Program Director Visit

      Arranged NSF's Program director Dr. Siddiq Qidwai's visit to UTA and coordinated his visit to other DFW campuses. 

Service to the Profession

  • Elected
    • May 2009 to  Present Session Organizing and Chairing
      • Co-organizer and Chair (ASME IMECE 2012)
        • AMD -  Mechanics in Biology and Medicine
          • Co-Organized and Chaired Symposium in 2012
        • AMD -  Fracture and Failure Mechanics Technical Committee
          • Co-Organized and Chaired Symposium in 2012
        • MEMS - Micro and Nano Systems Engineering and Packaging
          • Co-Organized and Chaired Symposium in 2012
      • Co-organizer and Chair in the 2012 ASC conference.
      • Co-organizer and Chair in the 2011 USACCM conference.
      • Lead Organizer (Minisymposium): USNCCM 11 conference at Minneapolis, MN, 2011.
      • Co-organizer and Chair in the 2009 USACCM conference.
  • Appointed
    • May 2009 to  May 2010 Technical Committee Member

      AMD - Composites Materials, AMD – COMCAM

      AMD - Mechanics in Biology and Medicine

      AMD - Fracture and Failure Mechanics Technical Committee

      MEMS - Micro and Nano Systems Engineering and Packaging

Other Service Activities

  • Uncategorized
    • Dec  Peer reviewer
      (2007 – Present): Composites Science and Technology, Acta Materialia, Journal of Materials Science, Computational Mechanics, ASME-IMECE, Journal of Mechanics & Physics of Solids, International Journal of Nano and Biomaterials.
    • Dec  Imechanica Journal Club Discussion Leader (July 2009):
      Imechanica Journal Club Discussion Leader (July 2009): Discussion Topic: Chemotherapeutic Drug Delivery: Understanding of Efflux Kinetics and Diffusion ((Imechanica.org - an online Journal Club offering educational and research resources for mechanics community. http://imechanica.org/node/553)