Events related to Department of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering (CIVL)
Civil Engineering Joint Seminar
- Domain Knowledge-Guided Machine Learning
Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering (MAE)
Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Seminar - Biomolecular piezoelectric materials: from amino acids to self-organized peptides
Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Seminar - Dynamics of impinging droplets on superhydrophobic surfaces
Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Seminar - Predicting Turbulent Systems from Limited Measurements: Classical Methods to Machine Learning
Nano- and Microscale Material and Reactor Engineering for Electrochemical Energy Storage
MAE/MATH joint seminar - Polynomial inclusions: definitions, applications, and open problems
MAE Department - PG seminar
- Aerodynamic Shape Optimization with Machine Learning
MAE Department - PG Seminar
- Developing advanced human-machine mechanical interfaces
MAE Department - PG Seminar
- Advanced Micro/Nano Manufacturing of Architectured Metamaterials
Civil Engineering Joint Seminar
- Domain Knowledge-Guided Machine Learning
MAE Department - PG Seminar
- Understanding the role of point defects in determining the structure and properties of functional oxides: from high-temperature solid/gas equilibrium to room-temperature solid/liquid dynamics
MAE Department - PG seminar
- Origami-based Mechanical Metamaterials across from Macroscale to Microscale for Robotics and the Metaverse
MAE Department - PG seminar
- Material Design and Applications of Nano-Carbon Based Composites
Advanced Simulation and Computing at Stanford University
Hong Kong Battery Symposium 2023
MAE/CIMS join seminar - Microsystems in Delft: From Simple Devices to Working Systems
MAE/HKCRC join seminar - Piezoelectric and Piezoelectret Devices Toward Smart Construction
MAE Department - PG Seminar
- A statistical framework for the turbulent bubble breakup cascade in breaking surface waves
Decomposition and control of the mean skin-friction drag in wall-bounded turbulent flows
MAE Department - PG seminar
- Stability of Hypersonic Shock-Induced Separated Flow