Haythornthwaite Foundation and the Applied Mechanics Division of ASME - 2013 Student Travel Awards

Haythornthwaite Foundation/Applied Mechanics Division - 2013 Student Travel Awards
The ASME Applied Mechanics Division Executive Committee continues to seek ways to involve and encourage younger members and particularly graduate students in the activities of the AMD Division.   Through the generous annual support of The Robert M. and Mary Haythornthwaite Foundation 10 travel grants were awarded in 2013. These travel grants are offered to U.S. graduate students currently enrolled at U.S. universities or colleges presenting a paper in any field of applied mechanics.  The winners were:

Sahab Babaee: Harvard University, School of Engineering & Applied Sciences –
Exploiting instabilities to design 3D soft metamaterials
 
Qiming Wang: Duke University, Department of Mechanical Engineering & Materials Sciences –
Instabilities in compressed film-substrate systems: wrinkling, creasing, delaminated buckling and advanced modes
 
Xin Yan: University of Houston, Department of Mechanical Engineering –
Atomistic characterization of Li-Si alloys at experimental strain rates
 
Changjin Huang: Pennsylvania State University, Department of Engineering Science & Mechanics –
Physical environment regulates cellular uptake of nanoparticles
 
Huanyu Cheng: Northwestern University, Department of Mechanical Engineering –
Edible electronics: It tastes like chicken
 
Yonghao An: Arizona State Univ., School for Engineering of Matter, Transport and Energy –
Finite element simulation on the unterface reaction controlled anisotropy in silicon anode for lithium ion batteries
 
Taha Goudarzi: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering -                                                                                   Numerical modeling of the nonlinear elastic response of filled elastomers via composite-sphere assemblages
 
Shutao Qiao: University of Texas at Austin, Department of Aerospace Engineering & Engineering Mechanics -
Mechanics of flexible glass photonics
 
Kai Yu: University of Colorado at Boulder, Department of Mechanical Engineering -
Polymers predicting shape fixity and recovery of memory
 
Shixuan Yang: University of Texas at Austin, Department of Aerospace Engineering & Engineering Mechanics -                                                                                    Stretchability of polymer-supported ITO serpentine thin

Additional information about the Foundation can be found at: http://www.haythornthwaite.org

Larry Bergman, Chair

AMD, Executive Committee