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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N
 Marc-Aurele Nicolet
Professor of Electrical Engineering and Applied Physics, Emeritus
Solid-state device technology: thin-film processes and surface
layer phenomena. |
O
 Michael Ortiz
Dotty and Dick Hayman Professor of Aeronautics and Mechanical
Engineering
Solid Mechanics. |
 Houman Owhadi
Assistant Professor of Applied and Computational Mathematics
and Control and Dynamical Systems
Multi-scale analysis, stochastic processes, homogenization,
ergodic theory, large deviations and dynamical systems, anomalous
diffusion in disordered media, turbulence (structure, emergence
and super-diffusivity), partial differential equations. |
P
 Oskar Painter
Assistant Professor of Applied Physics
Nanofabrication, optoelectronics, quantum electronics, and
optics. |
 Sergio Pellegrino
Professor of Aeronautics and Civil Engineering
Design and analysis of space structure systems. |
 Pietro Perona
Allen E. Puckett Professor of Electrical Engineering;
Director, Center
for Neuromorphic Systems Engineering; Executive Officer
for Computation & Neural
Systems
Computational
foundations of vision; psychophysics and modeling of the human
visual system; applications of computer vision to vehicle navigation,
human-machine interfaces, multimedia, automated image analysis. |
 Rob Phillips
Professor of Applied Physics, Bioengineering and Mechanical Engineering; Option Representative for Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics (BMB)
Physical biology of the cell: biophysical theory, single-molecule experiments, single-cell experiments. |
 Niles A. Pierce
Associate Professor of Applied & Computational Mathematics
and Bioengineering; Executive Officer and Option Representative
for Bioengineering
Programming biomolecular function. Biomolecular mechanisms
for detection, transduction, amplification and locomotion.
Computational algorithms for analyzing and designing nucleic
acid systems. Biomolecular technologies for therapeutics, bioimaging,
biosensing, and active transport. |
 Demetri Psaltis
Thomas G. Myers Professor of Electrical Engineering
The Psaltis group conducts research in optics, holography,
and the application of optical techniques in information
systems including memories, imaging, sensors, and communication. |
 Dale I. Pullin
Theodore von Kármán Professor of Aeronautics
Computational and theoretical fluid mechanics, vortex dynamics,
compressible flow and shock dynamics, turbulence, large-eddy
simulation of turbulent flows. |
R
 Fredric Raichlen
Professor of Civil Engineering and Mechanical Engineering,
Emeritus
Raichlen's area of interest is coastal engineering
with specific interests in wave mechanics, wave breaking, run-up,
harbor resonance, structure-wave interactions, and earthquake
generated sea-waves (tsunamis). |
 Guruswami Ravichandran
John E. Goode, Jr., Professor of Aeronautics and Mechanical
Engineering
Mechanics of materials, dynamic deformation and failure, wave
propagation, micro mechanics, composite and active materials,
experimental mechanics. |
 Ares J. Rosakis
Theodore von Kármán Professor of Aeronautics
and Mechanical Engineering; Director, Graduate Aeronautical
Laboratories (GALCIT)
Solid mechanics, dynamic mechanical properties, ballistic
impact, hypervelocity impact of micrometeorites on spacecraft,
dynamic fracture and fragmentation, adiabatic shear banding,
earthquake fault mechanics, mechanics of metallic glasses,
restoration of ancient stone monuments, mechanics of thin
films. |
 Anatol Roshko
Theodore von Kármán Professor of Aeronautics,
Emeritus
Gas dynamics. |
 Michael L. Roukes
Professor of Physics, Applied Physics, and Bioengineering;
Director, Kavli Nanoscience Institute
Nanobiotechnology, nanotechnology, nanoscale physics, nanoscale
and molecular mechanics. |
 David Rutledge
Chair, Division of Engineering and Applied Science; Kiyo and
Eiko Tomiyasu Professor of Electrical Engineering
Research
areas include RF, microwave, and millimeter-wave integrated
circuits, antennas, power amplifiers, and quasi-optical power
combining. The RF and microwave group is the home of Puff 2.1,
a microwave CAD and linear simulator, that has sold over 30,000
copies. Rutledge is the author of "The Electronics
of Radio", an introductory text in analog electronics
for undergraduate students and the amateur radio community. |
S
Rolf H. Sabersky
Professor of Mechanical Engineering, Emeritus |
Philip G. Saffman
Theodore von Kármán Professor of Applied Mathematics
and Aeronautics, Emeritus |
 Axel Scherer
Bernard A. Neches Professor of Electrical Engineering, Applied
Physics, and Physics
Advanced microfabrication techniques used to construct optical,
magnetic, and microfluidic nanostructures. These structures are
included in functional devices such as microcavity lasers and
high density magnetic storage media. |
 Tapio Schneider
Associate Professor of Environmental Science and Engineering
Dynamics of the Earth's climate and of global circulation of
the atmosphere; global climate changes; turbulence and turbulent
transport in atmosphere and ocean. |
 Peter Schröder
Professor of Computer Science and Applied and Computational Mathematics
Computer
graphics, specifically, the design of fundamental algorithms
and numerical analysis tools for geometric modeling, physical
simulation, and scientific visualization, with an emphasis on
interactive and scalable techniques. |
 Leonard
J. Schulman
Professor of Computer Science
Algorithms and communication protocols; combinatorics and probability; coding and information theory; quantum computation. |
 John
H. Seinfeld
Louis E. Nohl Professor and Professor of Chemical Engineering
Atmospheric chemistry and physics; aerosols; climate. |
 Joseph
E. Shepherd
C. L. "Kelly" Johnson Professor of Aeronautics and
Professor of Mechanical Engineering
Combustion, explosion, and shock waves with a particular interest
in basic processes in flames and detonations with application
to evaluating explosion hazards. |
 Athanassios
G. Siapas
Assistant Professor of Computation and Neural Systems
Information
processing across networks of neurons, with emphasis on the
neuronal mechanisms that underlie learning and memory formation. |
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