Yaser
S. Abu-Mostafa
Allen J. Acosta
Jess F. Adkins
Erik K. Antonsson
Harry A. Atwater, Jr.
Alan H. Barr
James L. Beck
Paul M. Bellan
Kaushick Bhattacharya
Marc W. Bockrath
John F. Brady
Christopher E. Brennen
William B. Bridges
Norman H. Brooks
Jehoshua Bruck
Oscar P. Bruno
Joel W. Burdick
Emmanuel J. Candes
Jean-Lou Chameau
K. Mani Chandy
Francis H. Clauser
Donald S. Cohen
Donald E. Coles
Timothy E. Colonius
Noel R. Corngold
Fred E. C. Culick
John O. Dabiri
Chiara Daraio
Mathieu Desbrun
Michael Dickinson
Paul E. Dimotakis
John C. Doyle
Michelle Effros
James P. Eisenstein
Charles Elachi
Michael Elowitz
Azita Emami-Nyestanak
Thomas E. Everhart
Richard C. Flagan
Joel N. Franklin
Scott E. Fraser
Brent T. Fultz
Morteza Gharib
William A. Goddard III
David L. Goodstein
David G. Goodwin
Roy W. Gould
Julia R. Greer
Chin-Lin Guo
Sossina Haile
Ali Hajimiri
John F. Hall
Babak Hassibi
Thomas H. Heaton
Janet G. Hering
Jason J. Hickey
Tracey Ho
Michael R. Hoffmann
Hans G. Hornung
Thomas Y. Hou
George W. Housner
Melany L. Hunt
Wilfred D. Iwan
Paul C. Jennings
William L. Johnson
Alexei Kitaev
Wolfgang G. Knauss
James K. Knowles
Christof Koch
Swaminathan Krishnan
Nadia Lapusta
Jared R. Leadbetter
Anthony Leonard
Hans W. Liepmann
E. John List
Steven H. Low
Hideo Mabuchi
Frank E. Marble
Jerrold Marsden
Hardy C. Martel
Alain J. Martin
Beverley McKeon
Robert J. McEliece
Thomas C. McGill
Carver A. Mead
Daniel I. Meiron
R. David Middlebrook
James J. Morgan
Richard M. Murray
Marc-Aurele Nicolet
Michael Ortiz
Houman Owhadi
Oskar Painter
Charles H. Papas
Sergio Pellegrino
Pietro Perona
Rob Phillips
Niles A. Pierce
Demetri Psaltis
Dale I. Pullin
Fredric Raichlen
Guruswami Ravichandran
Ares J. Rosakis
Anatol Roshko
Michael L. Roukes
David Rutledge
Rolf H. Sabersky
Philip G. Saffman
Axel Scherer
Tapio Schneider
Peter Schröder
Leonard J. Schulman
John H. Seinfeld
Joseph E. Shepherd
Athanassios G. Siapas
Yu-Chong Tai
Frederick B. Thompson
Sandra M. Troian
Joel Tropp
Chris Umans
Kerry J. Vahala
P. P. Vaidyanathan
Axel van de Walle
Thad Vreeland, Jr.
Paul O. Wennberg
Gerald B. Whitham
Adam Wierman
Erik Winfree
Theodore Y. Wu
Changhuei Yang
Amnon Yariv
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D
 John
O. Dabiri
Assistant Professor of Aeronautics and Bioengineering
Mechanics and dynamics of biological propulsion, fluid dynamic energy conversion. |
 Chiara
Daraio
Assistant Professor of Aeronautics and Applied Physics
Materials science, condensed matter physics, and solid mechanics. |
 Mathieu
Desbrun
Associate Professor of Computational Science and Engineering and
Computer Science
Interactive animation, multiresolution animation, irregular meshes,
fairing, discrete operators on irregular meshes, implicit surfaces,
subdivision schemes, geometry of discrete curves and surfaces, immersive
environment. |
 Michael
Dickinson
Esther M. and Abe M. Zarem Professor of Bioengineering
Dickinson's primary research interests concern the physiology
and mechanics of flight behavior in insects. Specifically, he has
focused on the flight control system of the flies—arguably the
most aerodynamically sophisticated of all flying animals. His research
strategy is to tackle flight behavior using approaches from such
disparate disciplines as neurobiology, structural engineering and
aerodynamics. |
 Paul
E. Dimotakis
John K. Northrop Professor of Aeronautics and Professor of Applied
Physics; Chief Technologist, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Fluid physics, dynamics of turbulence,
chemically reacting flows, and combustion. |
 John
C. Doyle
John G Braun Professor of Control and Dynamical Systems, Electrical
Engineering, and Bioengineering
Integrating modeling, ID, analysis and design of uncertain nonlinear
systems. |
E
 Michelle
Effros
Professor of Electrical Engineering
Data compression,
information theory, communications, networks. |
 James
P. Eisenstein
Frank J. Roshek Professor of Physics and Applied Physics
Experimental condensed-matter physics, particularly strongly correlated
electrons in semiconductor heterostructures at low temperatures and high
magnetic fields. |
 Charles
Elachi
Professor of Electrical Engineering and Planetary Science;
Vice President; Director of Jet Propulsion Laboratory |
 Michael
Elowitz
Assistant Professor of Biology and Applied Physics; Bren
Scholar
Biophysics; Biocomputing; Gene regulation networks and variation
in living cells. |
 Azita
Emami-Neyestanak
Assistant Professor of Electrical
Engineering
High-performance integrated circuits and systems. |
 Thomas
E. Everhart
Professor of Electrical Engineering and Applied Physics,
Emeritus; President, Emeritus |
F
 Richard C. Flagan
Irma
and Ross McCollum-William H. Corcoran Professor of Chemical
Engineering and Professor of Environmental Science & Engineering;
Executive Officer of Chemical Engineering
Aerosals,
atmospheric chemistry & physics, air pollutions,
instrumentation for aerosol & atmospheric measurements,
materials processing. |
 Joel N. Franklin
Professor of Applied Mathematics, Emeritus
Mathematical
biology, linear and nonlinear programming, stochastic processes,
computer algorithms, numerical analysis, matrix computations,
and ill-posed problems. |
 Scott E. Fraser
Anna
L. Rosen Professor of Biology and Professor of Bioengineering
Developmental neurobiology, light microscopy, advanced
imaging techniques. |
 Brent T. Fultz
Professor of Materials Science and Applied Physics; Option
Representative for Materials Science
Materials physics and materials chemistry, presently with two emphases. One is on the origin of entropy, as studied by neutron scattering and computation. The second is on new materials for energy storage, such as Li- and H-storage materials. |
G
 Morteza Gharib
Hans W. Liepmann Professor of Aeronautics and Professor of
Bioengineering
Vortex flows, biofluid dynamics, wake flows, free-surface
turbulence, soap films and quantitative visualization. |
 William A. Goddard III
Charles and Mary Ferkel Professor of Chemistry, Materials
Science, and Applied Physics
New methodology for quantum
chemistry, force fields, molecular dynamics, mesoscale dynamics,
statistical mechanics Applications of atomistic simulations
to chemical, biological, and materials systems, including
catalysis (homogenous and heterogeneous), protein structure
prediction, drug design, polymers, semiconductors, ceramics,
and metal alloys (plasticity and failure) Applications to
industrial problems in oil field technology, catalysis, polymers,
fuel cells, and nanotechnology |
 David L. Goodstein
Frank J. Gilloon Distinguished Teaching and Service Professor
and Professor of Physics and Applied Physics
Phases and phase
transitions in two and three dimensional matter, superfluidity,
science education, scientific ethics. |
 David G. Goodwin
Professor of Mechanical Engineering and Applied Physics
The research in the Goodwin group focuses on chemical vapor
deposition (CVD) of thin films. Goodwin is currently heading
an interdisciplinary, four-university research team working
on developing advanced techniques for CVD process design, simulation,
and control. Other interests include diamond films, hot wire
CVD of silicon, combustion synthesis of materials, pulsed laser
deposition, and software tools for reacting flow and film growth
simulation. |
 Roy W. Gould
Simon Ramo Professor of Engineering, Emeritus
Experimental and computational plasma physics, nonneutral
plasmas, microwaves. |
 Julia R. Greer
Assistant Professor of Materials Science
Nano-scale phenomena: mechanical properties, in-situ deformation, and nano-fabrication. |
 Chin-Lin Guo
Assistant Professor of Bioengineering and Applied Physics
Guo investigates cellular mechanisms of self-organization
in biological systems, particularly the biomechanics that
enhance and stabilize spatiotemporal control, where collective
locomotion usually leads to integrated global behaviors. |
H
 Sossina Haile
Professor of Materials Science and of Chemical Engineering
Ionic
conduction in solids, with the twin objectives of understanding
the mechanisms that govern ion transport, and applying such
an understanding to the development of advanced solid electrolytes
and novel solid-state electrochemical devices. Technological
applications of fast ion conductors include batteries, sensors,
ion pumps and fuel cells. |
 Ali Hajimiri
Professor of Electrical Engineering
The Micro-Electronics Group does research on high-speed and
RF integrated circuits for wideband communications. |
 John F. Hall
Professor of Civil Engineering
Earthquake engineering, structural engineering, structural
dynamics, strong ground motion, finite element modeling,
earthquake reconnaissance. |
 Babak Hassibi
Professor of Electrical Engineering
Hassibi's research is in communications, information theory, signal processing, and control. He is currently most interested in wireless communications, especially wireless networks. |
 Thomas H. Heaton
Professor of Engineering Seismology; Option Representative
for AM/CE/ME
Engineering seismology, earthquake rupture physics. |
 Janet G. Hering
Professor of Environmental Science and Engineering
Research in the Hering group focuses on the study of the
geochemical processes that govern the occurrence, mobility,
reactivity, and effects of trace metals and other trace inorganic
constituents in natural and engineered aquatic systems. An
important motivation for our research is the potential and/or
actual impact of trace metals on ecosystems and human health. |
 Jason J. Hickey
Assistant Professor of Computer Science
Programming environments that use semantic knowledge for
program transformation, verification, and synthesis. |
 Tracey Ho
Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer
Science
Ho's research interests are at the intersection
of information theory, networking, and machine learning.
She is particularly interested in the theoretical and practical
implications of generalizing network behavior from routing/forwarding
to network coding. Her previous and ongoing work considers
routing, compression, reliability, coordination, and security
in distributed network operation. |
 Michael R. Hoffmann
James Irvine Professor of Environmental Science; Dean of
Graduate Studies
Hoffmann's group studies many facets of environmental
science including: environmental chemistry, cloud and aerosol
chemistry, chemical kinetics, semiconductor photocatalysis,
sonochemistry, electrochemistry, radiation chemistry, advanced
oxidation technologies, chemical catalysis applied to pollution
control, photochemistry, chemical reaction mechanisms relevant
to environmental systems. |
 Hans G. Hornung
C. L. "Kelly" Johnson Professor of Aeronautics;
Director Emeritus, Graduate Aeronautical Laboratories
Fluid Mechanics. |
 Thomas Y. Hou
Charles Lee Powell Professor of Applied and Computational
Mathematics; Executive Officer for Applied and Computational
Mathematics
Numerical analysis, large scale computations, vortex dynamics,
free boundary problems, multi-scale phenomena, numerical
upscaling, homogenization. |
 George W. Housner
Carl F Braun Professor of Engineering, Emeritus |
 Melany L. Hunt
Vice Provost; Professor of Mechanical Engineering
Heat transfer and fluid mechanics associated with granular
and particulate flows, fluidized beds, and porous media;
convective flows in buoyancy driven flows, rotating machinery,
complex fluid systems. |
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