Materials and Manufacturing
Solutions to some of the most pressing problems in society, whether in the area of energy harvesting, medical quality of life and general quality of living, industrial advances, or defense enhancements, are made possible by advances in materials science and engineering. Baylor researchers advance the field in multiple areas; from energy harvesting and conversion and lightweight multifunctional materials, to material systems for human based sensors and enhancements for our front-line military personnel. Materials science and engineering seeks to leverage the nearly 20 orders of magnitude in size ranging from the quantum length scale to production aircraft, creating solutions in environments ranging from near absolute zero to over 4,000°C, with applications ranging from beneath the ocean floor to deep space.
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Elite CAREER Awards spur high-level research by young Baylor faculty
In Baylor materials engineering researchers and students, companies like Lockheed Martin, Volkswagen and others have found innovators who meet their rigorous standards.
Two mechanical engineering professors develop cutting edge technology to aid U.S. defense operations.
A multidisciplinary team of Baylor researchers is working to advance technology that could drastically reduce the time and logistical footprints needed for the sustainable development and repair of products for the U.S. military, thank to a $15 million congressional appropriation.
Baylor Mechanical Engineering professors Fleck, Jordon and Allison partnering with the University of New Hampshire, Purdue University, NASA and Astroport