Tanaya defended her PhD thesis. She did a phenomenal job in extending our understanding of how vitrimer composites work. Well done!

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Tanaya defended her PhD thesis. She did a phenomenal job in extending our understanding of how vitrimer composites work. Well done!

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It is with great pleasure that Tanaya received the Best Oral presentation in the Advanced Material’s session in the annual conference of Chemical Engineering Graduate Student Association in Texas A&M.

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With some delay, we are excited that Laxmi has joined our group. She is my first student from the department of Mechanical Engineering. She is working on mechanics of nanostructured ceramics. 
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Drs. Green (Chemical Engineering) and Naraghi, from TAMU, together with Dr. Vashisth (University of Washington) are being funded to explore new approaches for energy efficient recovery of Carbon Fibers from Thermosets. More details to follow, stay tuned.
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Dr. Naraghi gave an invited talk to the students and faculty in University of Iowa, Department of Mechanical engineering. This was part of the graduate seminars. The title of the presentation is shown below. Thanks to Sevketcan (my PhD student) for all his hard work, and also thanks to Dr. Lamuta (Iowa) for inviting Dr. Naraghi.