Advanced Manufacturing & Materials

Advanced Manufacturing & Materials

Advanced Manufacturing & Materials

Applying science and engineering technology to develop new materials and smart manufacturing systems
 

Areas of expertise

  • Accelerated pavement testing
  • Advanced manufacturing
  • Biomaterials
  • Biomedical devices
  • Cold spray
  • Composites
  • Digital engineering
  • Electronic materials and devices
  • Green construction
  • Material science
  • Nanofibers
  • Photonics
  • Polymeric materials
  • Process systems engineering
  • Sustainable construction materials
  • Transportation technology
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Colleges and schools

 

Centers and institutes

Research news

Vince Beachely hold a roll of nanofibers

Nanofiber production

A team of engineers has developed novel technology for fabricating aligned nanofibers in continuous rolls of material.

A team of researchers posing on a road being constructed with a heat system

Electrically heated pavement

Researchers are developing an electrically heated pavement system designed to melt away snow and ice from roadways and airfields.

Portrait of Dr. Antonios Kontos in the Rowan Engineering building

Revolutionizing material design

Rowan joins a consortium of institutions tasked by DARPA to create new titanium alloys.

Researcher spotlights

Portrait of Joe Stanzione in the lab

Joe Stanzione

The planet needs renewable sources of new materials, perhaps from trees and plants. Meet Joe Stanzione, chemical engineer.

Portrait of Kirti Yenkie in outdoor setting

Kirti Yenkie

Mathematical modeling, process design, and simulation can help forecast cost-effective and environmentally friendly ways to manage chemicals and waste. Meet Kirti Yenkie, chemical engineer.

Portrait of Samuel Lofland in his laboratory

Samuel Lofland

Developing new materials takes an interdisciplinary approach. Meet Samuel Lofland, condensed matter physicist.

Meet more researchers

Featured video

Yusuf Mehta and the research team at the Center for Research & Education in Advanced Transportation Engineering Systems (CREATES) are moving transportation engineering forward. 

 

For more information, contact:
Sean Fischer
Assistant Vice President for Strategy & Collaborations
Division of University Research