Materials and Structures

(Additive Manufacturing, Smart Materials)

All the faculty members listed below work on research related to this specific topic.

Bin Mu

Bin Mu

ASU School for Engineering of Matter, Transport and Energy

Prof. Bin Mu’s group has been focusing on the design, synthesis, and functionalization of nanostructured porous particles and membrane materials for a variety of applications in the areas of energy, environments, and biomedical engineering.

Xiangfan Chen

Xiangfan Chen

ASU The Polytechnic School

Dr. Chen’s research interests focus on advanced manufacturing technologies for emerging applications in the areas of photonics, energy, and biomedical engineering.

Houlong Zhuang

Houlong Zhuang

ASU School for Engineering of Matter, Transport and Energy

Dr. Zhunag’s research works with applying data-driven machine learning approaches and quantum mechanics calculations to design engineering materials.

Qiong Nian

Qiong Nian

ASU School for Engineering of Matter, Transport and Energy

Dr. Nian’s research interests include nanomanufacturing, additive manufacturing, laser based material processing, laser matter interaction and physical simulation; inkjet printing of functional materials; and 2D materials fabrication.

Hamid Marvi

Hamid Marvi

ASU School for Engineering of Matter, Transport and Energy

Dr. Marvi’s research aims to study fundamental physics behind interactions of biological systems with their
surrounding solid, granular, and fluidic environments.

Kenan Song

Kenan Song

ASU The Polytechnic School

Dr. Song’s reseatch focuses on developing fundamental knowledge concerning (i) creating new 3D printing mechanisms, (ii) innovating design principles, (iii) building-up, and, (iv) characterizing filler-matrix interactions toward fabricating nanocomposite materials and systems.

Yang Jiao

Yang Jiao

ASU School for Engineering of Matter, Transport and Energy

Dr. Jiao’s research focus in the understanding of the fundamental physics of a wide range of material systems including composite materials, colloids, polymer gels, granular materials, and biological tissues and cells, using a variety of analytical and computational techniques devised in heterogeneous material theory, statistical mechanics, condensed matter physics and discrete geometry.

Xiangjia Li

Xiangjia Li

ASU School for Engineering of Matter, Transport and Energy

Li’s research interests focus on the development of smart additive manufacturing and biomimetic
additive manufacturing technologies.