August 20, 2026
While the movement of fluid through rigid systems is a well-characterized classical problem, predicting the behavior of fluid flow in compliant systems, in which structural deformation and the behavior of […]
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MEAM Ph.D. Thesis Defense: “Neural Operator Design From A Test-Time Learning Perspective”
August 21, 2026
Neural operator models offer a path toward modeling physical systems at low computational cost by learning mappings between function spaces. However, as mesh sizes and model parameter counts scale up, […]
Read MoreMSE Society: Ice Cream Social – Liquid Nitrogen
September 2, 2026
On Wednesday, September 2, the Penn Materials Science and Engineering MSE Society will host its annual Liquid Nitrogen Ice Cream Social from 5:00–6:00 p.m. in the Quain Courtyard. Join us […]
Read MoreMSE Seminar: “Working Safely in the Lab: Navigating Common Laboratory Hazards in MSE Research”
September 3, 2026
EHRS staff will discuss how to work safely in the lab while navigating the changing landscape of materials science and engineering research. The talk will also cover; – Safety and […]
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ESE Ph.D. Thesis Defense: “2D/3D Heterostructures & Ultrathin AlScN Devices for Emerging Applications in Memory & Space”
Zoom Link: https://upenn.zoom.us/j/92711825975?pwd=t5bjbMBW8FmePQfQVpwYAs7SyENU1r.1 Meeting ID: 927 1182 5975 Passcode: 429961 Abstract: The semiconductor industry’s ever-growing demand for smaller device dimensions, better power efficiency and lower prices has pushed state of the […]
ESE Ph.D. Thesis Defense: “Decomposition Methods for Safety-Aware Design: From Conservatism to Performance in Layered Control”
Zoom Link: https://upenn.zoom.us/j/7354979301?pwd=lQzV6QIdj4Br8fQvim4PJgV8GSl1Cp.1&omn=99268288296 Meeting ID: 735 497 9301 Passcode: 94358124 Abstract: Layered control is a concept in decision-making that separates responsibilities across different optimization problems designed to collectively perform an overall […]
MEAM Seminar: “Experimentally Validated Reduced-order Modeling for the Control of Flow in Compliant Tubes”
While the movement of fluid through rigid conduits is a well-characterized classical problem, predicting the behavior of fluid flow through a compliant tube, in which tube deformation and the behavior […]