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The organizing theme for our work is the application of mechanics and
computational methods to problems in the processing and properties of
materials, especially those related to bioengineering. We combine
theory and experiments in our work. Our current interests include the
manipulation of carbon nanotubes using biological molecules,
biomimetics of fibrillar adhesion in lizards and insects, and the
mechanics of soft materials. |
DNA Recognizes Carbon Nanotubes (July 2009)
Suresh Manohar wins Alan Gent award for best student paper at the Annual Adhesion Society Meeting (February 2009)
Lehigh Engineering Magazine Story on Bioinspired Fibrillar Interfaces (2008)
Constantine Khripin wins award for best dissertation at Lehigh University (May 2008)
Contact: anj6_at_lehigh.edu; 610 758 4396