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Dear Distinguished Attendees:

Welcome to the ASME 2019 International MechanicalEngineering Congress and Exposition (IMECE) at SaltLake City, Utah. We are excited about bringing togetherthe International Mechanical Engineering communityfrom academia, industry, and government to shareadvances in fundamental and applied research as well as innovation in education and technology. The 2019conference includes 18 Technical Tracks with over 2,400podium presentations and posters spanning a broadrange of mechanical engineering interests relevantaround the globe, from scientific research to education,to leadership development, to inspiring the nextgeneration of mechanical engineers and scientists tocontribute to our society. The IMECE technical programis a grass-root effort forged by remarkable volunteercontributions and supported by a formidable ASME staff.This conference is also the convergence point for ourmechanical engineering community, where together, wecelebrate our accomplishments; we recognize ourachievements, and we strategically plan for our future.

IMECE 2019 technical program will start on Sunday,November 10 with the Opening Reception andConference Exhibit at 5:30 pm. Everybody is cordiallyinvited to participate. Collocated with the reception wewill host the Undergraduate Research and Design Expothat includes Student Design and Poster Competitions.Keynotes, Plenaries, and Technical sessions are tightlyscheduled from Monday morning to Thursday afternoon.

We are delighted to feature three Keynote Presentationsthis year. We start our series with the Kick-off Keynote(Monday breakfast) by Laura McGill, Vice President ofEngineering for Raytheon Missile Systems. Her talk willbe on Converging Technology and Engineering to MeetChanging Global Needs. We continue the series with theSpecial Keynote (Tuesday breakfast) by Dr. Steven Chu,William R. Kenan, Jr., Professor of Physics Professor ofMolecular & Cellular Physiology Stanford UniversityMedical School, Former U.S. Secretary of Energy andNobel Prize in Physics Co-Recipient. His lecture will be

on Climate Change and Innovative Paths to aSustainable Future. Our series concludes with theClosing Keynote (Thursday lunch) by Barbara Humpton,Siemens USA CEO. Her presentation will be onExpanding What's Humanly Possible: The Real Purposeof Digital Technology. The Track Plenary Series will starton Monday and continue on Tuesday and Wednesday.Invited and contributed podium presentations will beheld in parallel sessions from Monday through Thursday.

The National Science Foundation continues to supportof IMECE by holding the CBET/CMMI Info Session, theOne-on-One Session with NSF Program Directors, andthe Workshop on Proposal Development. The NSF isfunding the CBET/CMMI Student Competition with more than 200 applications from current CBET/CMMIgraduate and undergraduate students All posters will be showcased during the general Poster Session onWednesday during lunchtime addressing conference-wide areas of scientific research.

IMECE will also host many events for ASME divisionsand committees, including the ME Department HeadsForum, Congress-Wide Symposia, the Heat TransferHonors and Awards Luncheon and the AppliedMechanics Dinner among others. It will also host theinaugural Richard J. Goldstein Energy Lecture Award as a Special Keynote by Dr. Steven Chu. Special eventsfor the 2019 include a new format for the Annual AwardBanquet (formally denominated as Honors Assembly) onMonday; a Career Fair on Saturday co-organized withthe ASME student chapters from the University of Utah,Brigham Young University, and Utah State University; the People’s Choice Award Poster Competition onSunday; the Early Career Program on Monday; and theStudent Day and Networking event on Tuesday.

On behalf of the entire Conference Steering Committee,we thank all our mechanical engineering community forthe exemplary dedication, passion and effort to makeIMECE an open forum discussion, learning, andprofessional growth and development. A very special

ASME 2019 International Mechanical Engineering Congress and Exposition (IMECE),November 10–14, 2019, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA

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thank you for the volunteer organizers including trackchairs, topic and symposium organizers, session chairs,reviewers, and judges. We also extend our gratitude tothe ASME staff for coordinating, supporting and runningthis extensive and multifaceted event.

We also thank Mayor Jaqueline M. Biskupski for herwarm welcome to Salt Lake City. We are very pleased toadd Salt Lake City as an IMECE host city. Since 2000,IMECE has been hosted in 18 different cities across theUS and Canada.

We are looking forward to meeting you all at the 2019IMECE!

Sincerely,

Alberto Cuitino2019 IMECE Technical ProgramChair Rutgers – The State University ofNew Jersey

Chris Depcik2019 Technical Program Vice ChairUniversity of Kansas

Olesya I. Zhupanska2019 IMECE General ConferenceChairUniversity of Arizona

Stephen D. Tse2019 Steering Committee Vice ChairRutgers – The State University ofNew Jersey

Francine Battaglia2019 Steering Committee ChairUniversity of Buffalo

Rama Koganti2019 Steering Committee SenateChairUniversity of Texas SouthwesternMedical Center

Assimina Pelegri2019 Steering Committee SenateMemberRutgers – The State University ofNew Jersey

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ASME (BOOTH 309)Two Park AvenueNew York, NY 10016-5990 USA+1 800-THE-ASME(800-843-2763)www.asme.org

ASME is a not-for-profit membership organization that enables collaboration, knowledgesharing, career enrichment, and skills development across all engineering disciplines, towarda goal of helping the global engineering community develop solutions to benefit lives andlivelihoods. Founded in 1880 by a small group of leading industrialists, ASME has grownthrough the decades to include more than 140,000 members in 151 countries

For more than 100 years, ASME has successfully enhanced performance and safety worldwidethrough its renowned codes and standards, conformity assessment programs, training courses,and journals.

ASME also produces nearly 40 international conferences. These industry-leading events feature advanced research and technical content spanning a range of industries impacted by mechanical engineering, including energy production, energy sources, advancedmanufacturing, and engineering sciences.

While at IMECE, please take time to visit the ASME booth in the Exhibit Halls A & B on the firstfloor of the Salt Palace Convention Center for information about ASME’s Transactions Journals, conference proceedings, ASME Press Books, Codes & Standards, and Catalogs. Representativesfrom ASME Publications, Sales, and Membership will be present to answer your questions.

ASME CROWD COMPASS ATTENDEE HUB APPDownload the ASME Crowd Compass Attendee Hub App and hold the entire program in thepalm at your hand! The ASME Crowd Compass Attendee Hub App allows you to easily look upsessions, search for papers or people, message with other attendees, and create your ownschedule. Be sure to download the app for the latest information and chances to win prizes.

ASME GIVE BACK PROJECT Whether it’s a day of appointments or an inpatient stay, waiting long hours in the hospital can take a toll on families. The RonaldMcDonald Hospitality Cart hopes to make the long hours a littleeasier. This program aims to provide needed resources andcomfort items to families directly in patient rooms and waiting areas. The Hospitality Cart canbe found rolling through the halls stocked with hygiene and comfort items, a selection ofhealthy snacks, family-centered activities, games, and craft kits. These items are delivered withlots of love and a smile by their caring volunteers and staff.

Please consider donating any of the following items to make a real difference in families’ lives.Collection boxes will be located at the registration desks in both the convention centerand the Marriott Hotel. To learn more about the Ronald McDonald House Charities, pleasevisit: www.rmhcslc.org

Individual Snacks Hygiene Products (travel size) EntertainmentGranola & Protein Bars Shampoo & Conditioner Coloring Books & CrayonsApple Sauce Toothpaste & Toothbrushes Children’s BooksTrail Mix Deodorant Card GamesCrackers & Pretzels Lotion & Hand Sanitizer Individual Toys & GamesOatmeal Soap/Shower Gel Journals/NotebooksGoldfish Crackers Baby Wipes Colored Pencils

AUTHORSSPEAKERS’ PRACTICE ROOMRoom 253A on the second floor of the Salt Palace Convention Center is the Authors’/Speakers’Practice Room. The schedule is Monday–Thursday, November 11–14, 7:00AM–5:00PM. Theroom is equipped with two (2) LCD projectors, (2) laptop computers, and two (2) screens forauthors/speakers to practice their presentations.

ADDITIONAL APPINFORMATIONDOWNLOADING THE APP

1. Go to your app store. Search for CrowdCompassAttendeeHub and install it.

Note: If you are using aBlackberry, Windows phone, an Android version older than 6.0, or iOS older than version 10,you will need to use the webversion of the app found here: https://crowd.cc/imece2019

2. After installing, theAttendeeHub icon will appearon your home screen.

3. Search the AttendeeHub forimece2019 and download it.

4. Tap the name of the event toopen it.

LOGGING IN

1. Enter your first and last namewhere prompted, then tapNext. Enter an email addresswhere you’d like yourverification email sent, then tap Next one more time.

2. Retrieve your six-digitverification code from youremail.

3. Enter the code in the app.

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SCANNINGAll authors are required to have their badge scanned before entering a technical session. Only fully registered authors are allowed to attend plenary and technical sessions.

AUDIOVISUAL EQUIPMENT IN SESSION ROOMSAll technical sessions are equipped with one LCD projector, one laptop, one screen, and a slideadvance. You may bring your presentation on USB flash drive and load onto the laptop in thesession room.

BADGES ARE REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION TO ALL ACTIVITIESAll conference attendees must wear their official IMECE 2019 conference badge in order to gainadmission to conference sessions/events/activities. No one will be admitted to the technicalsessions unless he/she is registered and is wearing a badge that shows “Full Conference.”

BUSINESS CENTER The business center located in the convention center has limited hours. There is a FedEx OfficePrint & Ship Center located just two blocks away from the convention center at 19 E 200 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84111. Services include, but are not limited to, laser and color printing,document scanning, and ground/air shipping. For more information you can contact thislocation at (801) 533-9444.

Hours of OperationMonday–Sunday24 hours a day

CHILDCARE SERVICESWe are pleased to once again offer childcare reimbursement for attendees of IMECE 2019. For those who need childcare services, ASME will reimburse up to a total of $250 perregistered attendee for services incurred by a licensed service provider in Salt Lake City, UT.This offering will be available November 8–14 between the hours of 8:00AM and 5:00PM.

To be reimbursed, you must complete the ASME Volunteer Travel Expense Contributionform (found on the IMECE conference website under the “About” section). All requests forreimbursements must be received by ASME, with itemized receipts, no later than November29, 2019.

If you have questions related to this benefit, please contact Melissa Carl at [email protected] orClare Bruff at [email protected]

Below is a list of local companies.

NOTE: ASME suggests you may wish to consult with your local hotel concierge for licensedservice provider suggestions.

Guardian Angel Babysittinghttps://www.guardianangelbaby.com/Phone: (435) 640-1229

Find a Babysitterhttps://www.sittercity.com/babysitters/ut/salt-lake-city

CONTINENTAL BREAKFASTContinental breakfast will be served on Monday, November 11, and Tuesday, November 12 ,prior to the keynote presentations in Ballroom B; and on Wednesday, November 13, andThursday, November 14, in the North Foyer (outside of Ballroom AB) of the Salt PalaceConvention Center. Fully paid attendees are entitled to attend. The schedule is as follows:Monday, November 11 7:30AM–8:00AM *Ballroom BTuesday, November 12 7:30AM–8:00AM *Ballroom BWednesday, November 13 8:00AM–8:45AM *North Ballroom Foyer (outside of Ballroom AB)Thursday, November 14 7:30AM–8:00AM *North Ballroom Foyer (outside of Ballroom AB)

EMERGENCYINFORMATIONAlert convention center staff bypicking up a house phone toreport a medical or securityemergency. Describe the exactlocation of the incident and thenature of the emergency.Whenever an emergency situationis detected and announced,everyone is expected to evacuatethe facility and safely assemblyoutside until the “All Clear” isgiven. The designated area toassemble outside the building is the lobby of the City CreekMarriott across the street on 100 South West Temple.

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GUEST HOSPITALITY & FAMILY MEETING ROOMThe Guest Hospitality & Family Meeting Room is located in the Destinations Lounge, on the firstfloor of the Salt Lake Marriott Downtown at City Creek Hotel. The schedule is as follows:Sunday, November 10 7:00AM–9:00AMMonday, November 11 7:00AM–9:00AMTuesday, November 12 7:00AM–9:00AMWednesday, November 13 7:00AM–9:00AM

BADGES ARE REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION

LUNCHConference lunches will be served Monday–Wednesday, November 11-13, in Halls A & B of theSalt Palace Convention Center. On Thursday, November 14, lunch is served in Ballroom B. Fullypaid attendees are entitled to attend. The schedule is as follows:Monday, November 11 12:30PM–1:30PMTuesday, November 12 12:30PM–1:30PMWednesday, November 13 12:30PM–1:30PMThursday, November 14 12:15PM–1:45PM

MEETING INFORMATIONMain meeting information is located on the 2nd floor of the Salt Palace Convention Center. The operating hours are:Sunday, November 10 7:00AM–6:00PMMonday, November 11 7:00AM–6:00PMTuesday, November 12 7:00AM–6:00PMWednesday, November 13 7:00AM–6:00PMThursday, November 14 7:00AM–5:45PM

MEMBERSHIP TO ASME (One Year Free) Registrants who paid the non-member conference registration fees will receive a one-yearASME Membership. ASME will automatically activate this complimentary membership forqualified attendees. Please allow approximately four weeks after the conclusion of theconference for your membership to become active. Visit www.asme.org/membership for moreinformation about the benefits of ASME Membership.

MOTHER’S ROOMASME has arranged a dedicated space for parents of newborns/infants to be used as a privatearea for nursing mothers. The Mother’s Room is located in room 252A on the second level.Please be sure to knock before entering.

OPENING RECEPTIONExhibit Hall Grand Opening and Opening ReceptionSunday, November 105:30PM–7:00PMHalls A & B, Salt Palace Convention Center

All registrants are invited to this special event to celebrate the opening of the IMECE exhibits.Come grab a drink and some food, meet this year’s group of exhibitors, and learn about theirproducts and services.

Be sure to attend the Undergraduate Poster winner announcements at the University ofMaryland Theater at 6:15PM. Join us for the presentation of this year’s ASME Engineer-Historian Award to Dr. Teun Koetsier for his work entitled, “The Ascent of GIM, the GlobalIntelligent Machine – A History of Production and Information Machines”. Presentation of thisaward will be at the University of Maryland Theater at 6:30PM.

EXHIBITSINFORMATIONThe exhibits are located in Halls A & B on the first floor of the SaltPalace Convention Center. Theexpo hall is your social hub! Besure to visit the exhibitors andcheck out the University ofMaryland Education Theater,poster sessions and lounge. The exhibit hours are as follows:

Sunday, November 105:30PM–7:00PM

Monday, November 1112:00PM–5:00PM

Tuesday, November 1212:00PM–4:00PM

Wednesday, November 1312:00PM–4:00PM

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POSTER PRESENTATIONSPoster presentations will be held at the following times:

Sunday, November 105:30PM–7:00PMHalls A & B, Salt Palace Convention Center

Undergraduate Research and Design Expo Student Poster CompetitionPoster Setup: 1:00PM–4:00PMJudging: 4:00PM–6:15PMExpo (General Viewing): 5:30PM–7:00PMWinners Announced: 6:15PM–6:30PM

People’s Choice AwardVote for your favorite poster on Sunday, November 10, from 5:30-7:00PM and Monday,November 11, from 12:00–1:00pm. Look for the voting stations near the poster section inExhibit Halls A&B. All posters (Undergraduate Research and Design Expo Student PosterCompetition, NSF Student Competition, and Virtual Podium) will be considered! Two winnerswill each receive $500. Winners will be notified following the 1:00PM drawing on Monday andmust be available 1:30–3:00PM for an interview as well as present at the Annual Awards Dinnerin the evening.

Poster Setup: 1:00PM–4:00PMVoting: 5:30PM–7:00PM – Sunday

12:00PM–1:00PM – Monday

Wednesday, November 1312:00PM–2:30PMHalls A & B, Salt Palace Convention Center

NSF Student Competition (Posters Only)*Poster Setup 9:00AM–10:00AMJudging 10:30AM–1:45PMGeneral Viewing 12:00PM–2:30PMAwards 1:45PM–2:15PM

Virtual Podium (Posters Only)*Poster Setup 9:00AM–10:00AMJudging 10:30AM–1:45PMGeneral Viewing 12:00PM–2:30PM

If you are participating in the People’s Choice Poster Award contest, you must set up yourposter on Sunday, November 10, from 1:00–4:00PM.

PRAYER ROOMRoom 253B on the second floor of the Salt Palace Convention Center is exclusively for thosewho need to pray in between sessions. There will be dividers in the room to create a semi-private space.

PRESENTER ATTENDANCE POLICYAccording to ASME’s Conference Presenter Policy, if a paper is not presented at theConference by a fully registered author of the paper, the paper cannot be published in theofficial archival Proceedings, which are published on The ASME Digital Collection post-conference. Papers not presented at the conference cannot be cited.

PUBLICATIONS: IMECE2019 CONFERENCE PAPERS ANDPROCEEDINGSTechnical papers accepted for publication for IMECE2019 will be available through a dedicatedOnline Papers site available to all fully paid attendees beginning a week before the conference.

• Post-conference, an ISO batch file and two zip files will be made available on the OnlinePapers site so that users can download to their personal computer systems.

PHOTOGRAPHYASME has retained the services of a photographer to capturephoto images of the events andactivities from the conference.The photographer will be takingphotos as assigned by the ASMECommunications Department.All photographs are the soleproperty of ASME, and ASMEretains all rights in and to saidphotographs. These photographsmay be used for promotionalpurposes only, including, but not limited to, the ASME website.If you require more informationabout the use of IMECEphotographs, please go tothe media desk at ConferenceRegistration.

SOCIAL MEDIA Let’s be social! We encourage youto use the hashtag #IMECE2019to tag your social media postsand photos throughout theconference.

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• Post-conference, papers presented at the conference will be published as the official Proceedings of the conference on The ASME Digital Collection (asmedigitalcollection.asme.org).

Authors may refer to The Collection for DOI links and citation information for their papers.

All ASME conference Proceedings are disseminated worldwide and submitted for indexing toSCOPUS, COMPENDEX, the ISI Conference Proceedings Citation Index, and several otherindexing and discovery services. For further information about ASME Publications, please stopby the ASME Booth at the Exhibit Hall.

REFRESHMENT BREAKSMorning Break – North Ballroom Foyer & Foyer by Room 257Monday, November 11 10:30AM–10:45AMTuesday, November 12 10:30AM–10:45AMWednesday, November 13 10:30AM–10:45AMThursday, November 14 10:00AM–10:15AM

Afternoon Break – Exhibit Halls A & B unless otherwise notedMonday, November 11 3:45PM–4:00PMTuesday, November 12 3:45PM–4:00PMWednesday, November 13 3:45PM–4:00PMThursday, November 14 3:45PM–4:00PM *North Ballroom Foyer & Foyer by Room 257

REGISTRATIONConference registration is located in the East Lobby on the second floor of the Salt PalaceConvention Center. The operating hours are:Sunday, November 10 7:00AM–6:00PMMonday, November 11 7:00AM–6:00PMTuesday, November 12 7:00AM–6:00PMWednesday, November 13 7:00AM–6:00PMThursday, November 14 7:00AM–5:45PM

Registration for committee meetings and special events is located on the first floor of the SaltLake Marriott Downtown at City Creek Hotel. The operating hours are:Friday, November 8 8:00AM–5:00PMSaturday, November 9 7:00AM–6:00PMSunday, November 10 7:00AM–6:00PMMonday, November 11 7:00AM–6:00PMTuesday, November 12 7:00AM–6:00PMWednesday, November 13 7:00AM–6:00PM

TECHNICAL SESSIONS All attendees are required to have their badge scanned before entering a technical session.Only fully registered conference attendees are allowed to attend plenary and technical sessions.

TICKET SALESMany division and society awards are given at IMECE. Tickets for these functions may bepurchased on-site at the ASME Registration Desk. Please purchase tickets as soon as possibleafter you register in order to avoid disappointment. In order to ensure accurate guarantees, it ispossible that tickets may not be sold or available up to 48 hours prior to the event.

WIFIFree Wi-Fi access is provided toIMECE conference attendeesthroughout the Salt PalaceConvention Center. Free Wi-Fiaccess is also provided in thehotel rooms at the Salt LakeMarriott Downtown at City CreekHotel and the Hilton Salt LakeCity Center Hotel. To access theWi-Fi in the convention centerand the Marriott Hotel use thesecredentials (passwords are casesensitive):

Salt Palace Convention CenterNetwork: IMECEPassword: imece2019

Salt Lake Marriott Downtownat City Creek HotelNetwork: IMECEPassword: imece2019

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SALT LAKE MARRIOTT DOWNTOWN AT CITY CREEK HOTEL — SECOND FLOOR

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ALL TOUR BUSESLEAVE FROM THESIDE OF THE SALTLAKE MARRIOTTDOWNTOWN AT CITYCREEK HOTEL AT100 SOUTH STREET(BETWEEN MAINSTREET & WESTTEMPLE).

GUEST TOURSSunday, November 10, 9:30AM–12:30PMHistoric Salt Lake City Tour – SOLD OUTPrice: $50

Enjoy Salt Lake City’s most popular tour: a 30-mile adventure that provides insight into theCity’s rich history. During this private tour, a knowledgeable guide will cover top attractions thatinclude:

• Temple Square, historic buildings, statues, fountains• State Capitol Building, with its majestic architecture• Old Mormon Pioneer Trail & Pioneer Heritage Museum• This is The Place Monument• Brigham Young’s mansion, the Lion House• Historic District mansions and cathedrals• Pony Express Station & Old Fort Douglas Union Pacific Depot, Trolley Square, Olympic

Stadium & Village

Please plan to board the bus at 9:15AM. Tours will depart promptly at 9:30AM. Bus(es) will belocated along the side of the Salt Lake Marriott Downtown at City Creek Hotel at 100 SouthStreet (between Main Street and West Temple).

Monday, November 11, 8:30AM–12:30PMTemple Square and Genealogy TourPrice: $65

The temple is a worldwide icon of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and the heartof Temple Square. Constructed in a neo-gothic style over the course of an astounding 40-yearperiod between 1853 and 1893, the pioneers who settled the valley sacrificed both time andmaterial goods to the building of the temple, which stands as a testament to their faith anddevotion. The tour will lead guests through the grounds to admire the stunning workmanship ofthe building and the serene beauty of its immediate surroundings. Enjoy access to the researchworkshop for the opportunity to discover your roots in the world’s largest storehouse of familyrecords, the Family History Library.

Please plan to board the bus at 8:15AM. Tours will depart promptly at 8:30AM. Bus(es) will belocated along the side of the Salt Lake Marriott Downtown at City Creek Hotel at 100 SouthStreet (between Main Street and West Temple).

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TECHNICAL TOURS

Monday, November 11, 1:30PM–3:00PMDARC Lab Tour at The University of UtahPrice: $25

This 1.5-hour tour will introduce you to the faculty and research of the University of UtahRobotics Center (UURC). The Center consists of faculty and graduate students from the Schoolof Computing and the Department of Mechanical Engineering, with a curriculum that impartsfundamental knowledge about robotics and specific courses in perception, cognition, andaction. Faculty expertise is especially strong in the design of novel robot systems, includingrehabilitation robotics, surgical robots, micro robots, aerial vehicles, precision positioning, andbio-inspired locomoting mechanisms, actuators, and sensors. This tour will include visits to theTelerobotics Lab directed by Prof. Jake Abbott, the DARC Lab directed by Prof. Kam K. Leang,the Bionic Engineering Lab directed by Prof. Tomasso Lenzi, as well as other labs within theCenter. For more information about the Center, please see http://robotics.coe.utah.edu.

Please plan to board the bus at 1:00PM. Tour will depart at 1:15PM and will arrive back to theMarriott City Creek at approximately 3:30PM. Bus will be located along the side of the SaltLake Marriott Downtown at City Creek Hotel at 100 South Street (between Main Street andWest Temple).

Wednesday, November 13, 8:00AM–9:30AMBoeing 787 Horizontal Stabilizer and Vertical Fin Assembly Tour – SOLD OUTPrice: $25

Boeing’s relationship with Utah began in 1927 when a Boeing Air Transport touched down inSalt Lake City. The state was a stop along an air route between Chicago and San Francisco.Since then, Utah has become a hub for Boeing business. Today, facilities provide specializedparts for Boeing Commercial Airplanes and vital services for the company’s defense customers.The oldest facility, near the Salt Lake City airport, has been in operation for more than 31 years.This tour will lead guests through the Boeing facility where it assembles vertical fins andhorizontal stabilizers for the 787 Dreamliner.

Please plan to board the bus at 7:15AM. Tour will depart at 7:30AM and will arrive back to theMarriott City Creek at approximately 10:00AM. Bus will be located along the side of the SaltLake Marriott Downtown at City Creek Hotel at 100 South Street (between Main Street andWest Temple).

Wednesday, November 13, 9:30AM–11:00AMIM Flash TourPrice: $25

IM Flash was formed in 2006 to manufacture non-volatile memory for Intel Corporation andMicron Technology, Inc. IM Flash produces 3D XPoint used in data centers and high-endcomputers. This walking tour will showcase the amazing technology that goes into makingmemory chips.

Please plan to board the bus at 8:15AM. Tour departs at 8:30AM and will arrive back to theMarriott City Creek at approximately 12:00PM. Bus will be located along the side of the SaltLake Marriott Downtown at City Creek Hotel at 100 South Street (between Main Street andWest Temple).

ALL TOUR BUSESLEAVE FROM THESIDE OF THE SALTLAKE MARRIOTTDOWNTOWN AT CITYCREEK HOTEL AT 100 SOUTH STREET(BETWEEN MAINSTREET & WESTTEMPLE).

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Thursday, November 14, 9:30AM–11:00AMIM Flash Tour – SOLD OUTPrice: $25

IM Flash was formed in 2006 to manufacture non-volatile memory for Intel Corporation andMicron Technology, Inc. IM Flash produces 3D XPoint used in data centers and high-endcomputers. This walking tour will showcase the amazing technology that goes into makingmemory chips.

Please plan to board the bus at 8:15AM. Tour departs at 8:30AM and will arrive back to theMarriott City Creek at approximately 12:00PM. Bus will be located along the side of the SaltLake Marriott Downtown at City Creek Hotel at 100 South Street (between Main Street andWest Temple).

ASME LANDMARK

ASME Landmark #212 – EIMCO Rocker Shovel Loader, Model 12B located in nearby ParkCity, Utah

In 1938 the Rocker Shovel Loader was the first successful mining device to replace humanlabor in removing the rubble from underground hard-rock blasting.

The Rocker Shovel Loader 12B provided a significant boost to underground mining productivityby emulating the movements of the human “mucker,” the laborer who removed rubble, or“muck,” from underground mines, particularly in and narrow mine tunnels. Designed in the late1930s by Edwin Burt Royle and John Spence Finlay, employees of the Anaconda MiningCompany, the first working machine was called an “overshot loader.” Both men worked for theNorth Lilly Mine in Ureka, Utah, in the 1920s and early 1930s. Apparently prior to 1931, theirmachine had a heavy bucket attached to a rail car by two moveable rocker arms, and the carhad air-motor powered wheels to push it into the rubble. In 1931, Joseph Rosenblatt of EIMCO,Salt Lake City, met Royle and Findlay, and shortly thereafter, Royle joined EIMCO as aconsultant and designer. Where the first machine had been constructed from discarded ModelT parts, EIMCO then developed it into the Model 12B that sold thousands.

Landmark LocationUnited Park City Mines CompanyMiners Plaza in historic Old Park CityPark City, Utah

Visiting InfoMiner’s Plaza, or Miner’s Park, as it is called in Park City, is located on Main Street between the Crosby Collection Building, located at 419 Main Street, and Shirt Off My Back, located at405 Main Street. The park is open from 7:00AM to 8:00PM, Monday through Saturday, andfrom 8:00AM to 5:30PM on Sunday. The park is free and open to the public!

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9

2019 Student Design Competition Finals @ IMECE Salons FGHI, 1st Floor,

Salt Lake Marriott Downtown at City Creek Hotel

The 2019 Student Design Competition has challenged theimagination and technical design skills of all its participants. Atthe Finals on Saturday, November 9, teams who’veparticipated in an SDC held at each E-Fest this year willcompete against each other in a modified, pick-and-placecompetition. These teams will come equipped with a strategicgame plan, robot(s), and a will to battle it out for theChampionship Title.

SCHEDULE

8:00AM–8:30AM Team Arrivals and Check-In8:30AM–9:30AM Robot Inspections9:30AM–12:30PM Practice & Preliminary Rounds

12:30PM–1:30PM LUNCH BREAK1:30PM–4:30PM Secondary & Semi Final Rounds4:30PM–5:00PM FINALS

Old Guard Oral Presentation Competition8:30AM–5:00PM

Deer Valley I & II, 1st Floor, Salt Lake Marriott Downtown at City Creek Hotel

All are invited to attend the finals of the Society-level Old GuardOral Presentation Competition. Meet the engineering studentswho have successfully competed at the 2019 E-Fests and arenow vying for the $2,000 ASME Old Guard Prize foroutstanding presentation skills.

Like all effective professionals, engineers must possess a well-developed ability to synthesize issues and communicateboth orally and in writing. This competition is designed toemphasize the value of an ability to deliver clear, concise, and effective oral presentations, particularly pertaining to some sphere in which an engineer is or should be involved.Presentation topics must address a technical, economic, orenvironmental aspect of engineering or other basic engineeringtheme, and often relate to the students’ engineeringdesign/analysis projects. For more information, please visithttps://www.asme.org/events/competitions/old-guard-competitions/old-guard-prize-oral-presentation-competition/

VOLT Leadership Workshop IMECE 20194:30PM–6:30PM

Solitude, 1st Floor,Salt Lake Marriott Downtown at City Creek Hotel

Your Next Volunteer Position: Navigating Your ASMEVolunteer Pathway

Volunteers are essential to ASME’s success. By being avolunteer you can share your skills and expertise in support ofASME’s mission, while also developing strengths that will serveyou outside ASME. In this workshop, we will explore differentvolunteer pathways, including leadership positions in ASME,and help you chart your path forward to your next volunteerposition. Seasoned volunteers who have successfully forged apath to leadership roles are encouraged to participate andshare their own tips for advancing in ASME and making themost of the volunteer experience.

Connect Presentation & Career Fair5:00PM–7:30PM

Salons DE, 1st Floor,Salt Lake Marriott Downtown at City Creek Hotel

This year IMECE will be hosting a Career Fair geared towardsUndergraduate and Graduate students and Early CareerEngineers looking for new opportunities. We invite you to joinus for the Connect Reception and Career Fair where you canfind out how to get involved with ASME, celebrate as we giveout awards and network with companies looking to hireengineers. Join ASME Executive Director/CEO Tom Costabileand special guests at the ASME Connect Event @ IMECE 2019.This roundtable discussion followed by Q&A will be focusedaround the importance of student engagement, the benefits ofprofessional membership and collaboration. Learn more aboutwhat ASME has to offer, the future of the society, and your rolein its success.

IMECE and the ASME Student chapters from the University ofUtah, Brigham Young University, and Utah State University arehosting a Career Fair open to undergraduate and graduatestudents from the region and those attending IMECE events.The Career Fair will be held together with the ConnectReception and Awards Presentations. Join us for this excitingevent where top engineering students and early careerprofessionals can network with leading companies in theengineering community

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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10

ASME Business Meeting 8:00AM–8:30AMSalon E, 1st Floor,


Call to order by Richard Laudenat, ASME President, 2019–2020

Report by the Treasurer

Membership Report

2018–2019 Annual Report

State of the Society Video

Report on Proxies Received

Ratification of Auditor

Election of 2020 Nominating Committee

Other Business

IMECE First-Time Attendees Orientation2:30PM–3:30PM

Room 151G, 1st Level, Calvin L. Rampton Salt Palace Convention Center

First-time attendees to IMECE are cordially invited to thisinformal yet informative session to learn about how to navigatethe conference, how to use the program, the new App, andmore importantly, where all the best parties are. Snacks andrefreshments will be served.

Exhibit Hall Grand Opening and Opening Reception5:30PM–7:00PM

Halls A & B, 1st Level,Calvin L. Rampton Salt Palace Convention Center

All registrants are invited to this special event to celebrate theopening of the IMECE exhibits. Come grab a drink and somefood, meet this year’s group of exhibitors, and learn about theirproducts and services.

International Undergraduate Research and DesignExposition

5:30PM–7:00PMHalls A & B, 1st Level,

Calvin L. Rampton Salt Palace Convention Center

Poster Setup: 2:30PM–3:30PM

Expo (General Viewing): 5:30PM–7:00PM

Winners Announced: 6:30PM–7:00PM

The Student Expo provides undergraduate engineeringstudents with a professional and technical forum for presentingtheir research, design project, and other engineering solutionsand endeavors to top researchers and scientists fromacademia, industry, government, prospective employers,entrepreneurs graduate schools, and potential faculty advisors.

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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11

Keynote Event8:00AM–9:30AM

(breakfast served from 7:30AM to 8:00AM)Ballrooms ABCD, 1st Level,


Keynote Speaker: Laura McGill, Vice President ofEngineering, Raytheon Missile Systems

“Converging Technology and Engineering to MeetChanging Global Needs”

Presenter Biography: Laura McGill is the VicePresident of Engineering at Raytheon MissileSystems, an $8.3B business of RaytheonCorporation, having previously served as the Deputy VP. From 2007 through 2011, shewas the Product Line Chief Engineer for

Air Warfare Systems, for which she was responsible for allengineering activities and technical performance of a $2Bportfolio of Air-to-Air Missiles, Precision-Strike Air-to-GroundWeapons, and Tomahawk Cruise Missiles. Her earlierassignments included a progression of Program Director andChief Engineer positions, including AMRAAM (AdvancedMedium Range Air-to-Air Missile) Deputy Director and ChiefEngineer of Tomahawk Cruise Missiles. She was named aPrincipal Engineering Fellow in 2010. Laura is an adjunctlecturer for Raytheon’s onsite M.S. in Systems Engineeringprogram with Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering.She is a Lifetime Fellow of the AIAA and has served on theBoard of Directors as the Vice-President of Technical Activities,Standards and as Treasurer. She serves on numerousacademic and research foundation advisory boards, and shewas elected to the National Academy of Engineering in Feb.2019.

ME/MET Department Heads Forum1:30PM–3:30PMSalon F, 1st Floor,


The Department Heads Forum is an annual event at the ASMECongress for mechanical engineering and mechanicalengineering technology department heads. The forum is achance to learn about some of the latest research fundingdevelopments, curricular innovations, accreditation issues, and upcoming ASME Engineering Education activities.

Early Career ProgramASME FutureME Mini-Talks & Social MeetupPresented by the ASME Early Career EngineersProgramming Committee

3:00PM–5:00PMHalls A & B, 1st Level,


Join the ASME FutureME community for an opportunity tonetwork and hear from experienced engineers as they presentshort inspirational talks!

At this social event, our Mini-Talks presenters will share theirpersonal stories and experiences in career development. Our speakers range from a variety of backgrounds andexperiences, and you will learn how they became successful in their fields. The Mini-Talks will offer best practices andadvice that may be applicable to your own individual careersand aspirations. All Mini-Talk sessions will be followed by aQ&A session.

In addition to the Mini-Talks, you will have the opportunity to meet new people from across the globe and practice yournetworking skills through a fun and interactive group activity.You will also have the chance to speak one-on-one with ourguests, speakers, and other experienced early career engineersand broaden your network.

Your Network is Your Net Worth!

Cupcakes and ice cream will be served. Prizes will be awarded.

Meet new people ● Join a community of like-mindedengineers ● Learn from others in engineering ●

Share experiences

2019 ASME Annual Awards Dinner: CelebratingEngineering Achievement

6:30PM–9:30PMPre-Dinner Reception at 6:00PM

Ballrooms EFGHIJ, 1st Level, Calvin L. Rampton Salt Palace Convention Center

Tickets are available at $55.00 and $20.00/Students and mustbe purchased by November 9.

ASME presents the 2019 Annual Awards Dinner (formerlyknown as the Honors Assembly), an event of celebration to paytribute to the careers of outstanding engineering leaders, alongwith other special award recognitions, dinner, andentertainment.

This year, ASME will introduce the People’s Choice PosterAwards – to recognize the top two presenters from theUndergraduate Student Expo, NSF and Virtual Podium posterpresentations.

The Award winners will be voted on by the IMECE registrants.

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Special guest Master of Ceremonies will beMo Rocca, CBS News correspondent bestknown for his off-beat news reports andsatirical commentary. He is the host of TheHenry Ford’s Innovation Nation and theCooking Channel’s Emmy nominated show

My Grandmother’s Ravioli.

Live entertainment by America’s Favorite Speed Painter and international performer Dan Dunn PaintJam! Plus, performancesby 2016 America’s Got Talent finalist, Sal “The Voice” Valentinetti.Enjoy the music of extraordinarily gifted and talented 11-yearold violinist Karolina Protsenko.

AWARD HONOREES

Reginald I. Vachon, ASME Medal

Established in 1920, the ASME Medal is thehighest award that the Society can bestow inrecognition of eminently distinguishedengineering achievement.

Bilal M. Ayyub, Honorary Member

Honorary Membership has come to beregarded as recognition of a lifetime of serviceto engineering or related fields.

Amir Faghri, Honorary Member


D. Yogi Goswami, Honorary Member


Margaret G. McCullough, Henry Laurence Gantt Medal

The Henry Laurence Gantt Medal is given fordistinguished achievement in managementand for service to the community.

Steven Chu, Richard J. Goldstein Energy Lecture Award

This award is presented in recognition ofpioneering contribution(s) to the frontiers ofenergy leading to a breakthrough(s) in existingtechnology, leading to new applications ornew areas of engineering endeavor, or leadingto policy initiatives.

Sandy Karam, Charles T. Main Student Leadership Award –Gold

The award recognizes Student Memberswhose leadership and service qualities havecontributed, for a period of more than oneyear, to the program and operation of aStudent Section of the Society.

Kevin G. Bowcutt, Spirit of St. Louis Medal

The Spirit of St. Louis Medal is awarded formeritorious service in the advancement ofaeronautics and astronautics.

SPECIAL RECOGNITION

Michael Merker, Melvin R. Green Codes & Standards Medal

This award is presented in recognition ofcontributions to the development,promulgation, or management of documents,objects, or devices used in ASME programs oftechnical codification standardization andconformity assessment.

DON’T MISS THIS OUTSTANDING IMECE EVENT!

Special Thanks

The ASME Committee on HonorsMechanical Engineering magazine

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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12

Keynote Event8:00AM–9:00AM

(breakfast served from 7:30AM to 8:00AM)Ballrooms ABCD, 1st Level,


Keynote Speaker: Dr. Steven ChuNobel Prize in Physics Co-RecipientASME 2019 Richard J. Goldstein Energy Lecture Award Recipientlliam R. Kenan, Jr., Professor of Physics

ofessor of Molecular & Cellular Physiologytanfor d University Medical Schoolormer U.S. Secr etary of Energy

“Climate Change and Innovative Pathsto a Sustainable Future”

Presenter Biography: Steven Chu is theWilliam R. Kenan, Jr., Professor of Physics andProfessor of Molecular & Cellular Physiology in the Medical School at Stanford University.He is President of the American Associationfor the Advancement of Science, the world’s

largest multidisciplinary scientific society and the publisher of the Science family of journals. He has published nearly 300 papers in atomic physics, polymer physics, biophysics,molecular biology imaging, ultrasound imaging, nanoparticlesynthesis, batteries, and other electrochemical applicationsand energy technologies. He holds 10 patents and has 11 more patent filings since 2015.

Dr. Chu was the 12th U.S. Secretary of Energy from January2009 until the end of April 2013. He was the first scientist to hold a Cabinet position in U.S. history. As the longestserving Energy Secretary, he recruited outstanding scientistsand engineers into the Department of Energy. He began severalinitiatives, including ARPA-E (Advanced Research ProjectsAgency – Energy), the Energy Innovation Hubs, and the annual Clean Energy Ministerial meetings in 2009, and hewas personally tasked by President Obama to assist BP instopping the Deepwater Horizon oil leak.

From 2004 to 2009, he was director of the Lawrence BerkeleyNational Laboratory, where he was active in pursuit ofrenewable and other forms of clean energy technologies.Previously, he was the Theodore and Francis Professor of Physics and Applied Physics at Stanford University.He was twice Chair of the Physics Department (1990–1993,1999–2001), helped launch Bio-X in 1998, a multi-disciplinaryinstitute combining the physical and biological sciences withmedicine and engineering, and the Kavli Institute for ParticleAstrophysics and Cosmology in 2002. Before joining theStanford faculty in 1987, he was head of the QuantumElectronics Research Department at AT&T Bell Laboratories.

Dr. Chu is the co-recipient of the 1997 Nobel Prize in Physicsfor his contributions to laser cooling and atom trapping, andhas received numerous other awards. He is a member of the

National Academy of Sciences, the American PhilosophicalSociety, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and theAcademia Sinica, and is a foreign member of the Royal Society,the Royal Academy of Engineering, the Chinese Academy ofSciences, the Korean Academy of Sciences and Technology,the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus, and a memberof the Pontifical Academy of Sciences. He received an A.B.degree in mathematics and a B.S. degree in physics from theUniversity of Rochester, and a Ph.D. in physics from theUniversity of California, Berkeley, and he has been awarded 32 honorary degrees.

ME/MET Department Heads ProfessionalDevelopment Workshop

10:30AM–12:00PMSalon F, 1st Floor,


As part of our ongoing effort to provide resources anddevelopment opportunities for department heads/chairs, thisworkshop will explore many topics. Examples from previousworkshops are becoming a department head/chair, fundingpriorities and how to handle budget cuts, as well asdevelopment, fund-raising, and alumni engagement.

Heat Transfer Division Awards LuncheonSponsored by: Heat Transfer Division

11:45AM–1:45PMDeer Valley, 1st Floor,


Ticket: $40

Heat Transfer Memorial Award – Science: Professor Satwinder S. Sadhal, University of SouthernCalifornia

For seminal contributions in dropwise condensation andevaporation, spray-cooling heat transfer, thermodynamics ofinterfacial phenomena, heat and mass transport in acousticfields, heat transfer and phase change with drops and bubbles,and ocular drug delivery

Heat Transfer Memorial Award – Art: Professor Derejee Agonafer, University of Texas at Arlington

For contributions to robust thermo/mechanical design ofmicroelectronics systems, including promoting the use ofcomputational fluid dynamics in the upstream phase of designand enabling concurrent electrical and thermal design,resulting in reductions in both lead time and cost

Heat Transfer Memorial Award – General: Professor James F. Klausner, Michigan State University

For a prolific career in pioneering thermal engineering researchand leadership to the thermal engineering community, includinggroundbreaking work in boiling heat transfer, HDH desalination,thermochemical conversion, HTD Chair, and programdevelopment at the Department of Energy ARPxxiv

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Bergles-Rohsenow Young Investigator Award in HeatTransfer:Dr. Yongjie Hu, University of California at Los Angeles

For significant contributions to heat transfer in developing highthermal conductivity materials for thermal management ofelectronics and novel experimental metrologies for nanoscalethermal transport

Heat Transfer Division Classic Paper Award:Dr. Sanjeev Chandra, University of Toronto, and Dr. C. Thomas Avedisian, Cornell University

“On the Collision of a Droplet with a Solid Surface” by S.Chandra and C.T. Avedisian, Proceedings of the Royal SocietyA: Mathematical and Physical Sciences, vol. A432, pp. 13–41(1991)

Guest LuncheonSponsored by: ASME Auxiliary

1:00PM–3:00PMSolitude, 1st Floor,


Ticket: $40

The ASME Auxiliary welcomes ASME members to an afternoonof great food and refreshments at its semi-annual GuestLuncheon.

The ASME Auxiliary’s guest speaker will be MathieuFrancoeur from the Radiative Energy Transfer Lab, Departmentof Mechanical Engineering, University of Utah, Salt Lake City,UT. Mr. Francoeur’s presentation will be on “A Near-FieldRadiative Heat Transfer Device for Waste Heat Recovery.”Please join us for this exciting talk

Symposium for New and Prospective Faculty: Tips for Tenure and Promotion

1:30PM–3:00PMSalon F, 1st Floor,


This workshop is designed for junior faculty, postdocs, andPh.D. students. There will be a panel discussion in which thepanel will share insights into the job search, promotion, and thetenure process. The panelists will provide recommendationsfrom their own experience, including best practices and whatto avoid. They will also answer questions from the audience.

Materials Division Sia Nemat-Nasser Award Lectures4:00PM–4:30PM


Professor Sinan Keten, June and Donald Brewer ProfessorAssociate Professor, Civil & Environmental EngineeringAssociate Professor, Mechanical EngineeringDirector of Graduate Studies, Mechanical EngineeringNorthwestern University

Sinan Keten is the June and Donald BrewerAssociate Professor of Civil & EnvironmentalEngineering and Mechanical Engineering atNorthwestern University. He joinedNorthwestern University faculty in 2010 afterobtaining his Ph.D. from MIT. His research

expertise is on computational materials design and mechanicswith an emphasis on soft matter, and he has co-authored over100 journal articles in this area. Prof. Keten has received anumber of honors, including Presidential Early Career Awardfor Scientists and Engineers (PECASE), Office of NavalResearch (ONR) Young Investigator Program (YIP) Award,Society of Engineering Science Young Investigator Medal,ASCE Huber Prize, JMBBM Early Career Award, and the ASME Haythornthwaite Award. He is a Fellow of the AmericanPhysical Society.

Hierarchical Design of Nanoparticle Network Materials

Biological materials excel at serving mechanical functions,which may be passive as in structural materials or dynamic as in cell motility and adhesion components. Impressively,structural biomaterials such as nacre, bone, and wood defy“rule of mixtures” relationships by employing high aspect rationanoparticles as building blocks in clever molecular designs.Lack of understanding of the physics of interfaces withinnanoparticle assemblies makes it challenging to achieve similarmechanical properties with man-made materials. In this talk, I will present and overview of the state of the art in the bottom-up analysis of nanoparticle assemblies, touching upon newadvances in interface design enabled by molecular and multi-scale simulations, machine learning tools, as well asbioinspiration. As a case study, investigations on thin films andnanocomposites made from renewable cellulose nanocrystals(CNCs) will be presented. Our theory and simulation-basedinquiries into three complementary strategies for improvingmechanical properties will be discussed. First, I will presentanalyses that explain how binary mixtures of nanocrystallengths and microstructural features such as a twisted plywood(Bouligand) lay-up of nanocrystals yield all-cellulosic transparentfilms with strength and toughness comparable to mineralized biomaterials. Second, I will discuss an efficient, molecular simulation informed metamodeling framework for predicting themechanical response of polymer grafted nanoparticle assemblies,revealing interface designs that yield Pareto optimality betweenstiffness and toughness. Finally, I will conclude with an outlookon dynamic interfaces in nanocomposites, specifically examininghow basic allosteric principles of catch bonds in proteins could be reduced to simple mechanical models to create nanoparticlelinkages with counterintuitive force-dependent kinetics.

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Materials Division Nadai Medal Award Lecture 4:30PM–5:15PM


The Nadai Medal goes to Dr. Ellen M. Arruda for pioneeringand impactful research in polymer and tissue mechanics.

Professor Ellen M. Arruda is the TimManganello/BorgWarner Department Chair of Mechanical Engineering, and the MariaComninou Collegiate Professor of MechanicalEngineering at the University of Michigan.She also holds courtesy appointments in

Biomedical Engineering and in Macromolecular Science andEngineering. Professor Arruda earned her B.S. degree inEngineering Science (with Honors) and her M.S. degree inEngineering Mechanics from Penn State, and her Ph.D. degreein Mechanical Engineering from MIT.

Professor Arruda teaches and conducts research in the areasof theoretical and experimental mechanics of macromolecularmaterials, including polymers, elastomers, composites, softtissues and proteins, and in tissue engineering of soft tissuesand tissue interfaces. Her recent honors and awards include the 2019 Nadai medal from the American Society of MechanicalEngineers, the 2018 Rice medal from the Society of Engineer-ing Science, the 2015 Outstanding Engineering Alumnus Awardfrom the Pennsylvania State University, the 2014 DistinguishedFaculty Achievement Award from the University of Michigan,the Ann Arbor Spark Best of Boot Camp award 2012, and the 2012 Excellence in Research Award by the AmericanOrthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine.

Professor Arruda has more than 100 papers in scientificjournals. She also holds eleven patents. Her H-index is 32 (ISI).Professor Arruda is a Fellow of the American Society ofMechanical Engineers, the American Academy of Mechanics,and the Society of Engineering Science. She is a member ofthe National Academy of Engineering (class of 2017). She iscurrently President of the American Academy of Mechanics.

Obtaining the Mechanical Properties of Soft Tissues –Challenges and Opportunities

Characterizing the mechanical properties of the soft tissues ofthe knee has been a major focus of my lab for the past severalyears. Obtaining the mechanical properties of soft tissues ischallenging for a number of reasons, the first of which is thatthey are very soft, and direct gripping is fraught with problems.They are also anisotropic, therefore testing in multiple directionsand deformation states is typically required. Our interest indeveloping full-knee computational models necessitatesaccurate constitutive models of the soft tissues of the knee.Finite element (FE) models of the knee can provide specificinformation on individual tissue contributions with respect toglobal joint function, as well as the coupling and coordinationamong tissues during macroscopic joint motions. Computa-tional models offer precise, full-field, and complete descrip-tions of deformation manifesting from normal motions, injurycausing activities, injured and diseased joints, and reconstruc-tive procedures. FE models further have the potential to

conduct clinically meaningful, individualized joint analyses.In this talk I will show how geometric effects, heterogeneousdeformation, and experimental uncertainty have manifested as subject-to-subject variability in the tensile response of the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL). I will also demonstrate via computational simulations that uncertainties in fullycharacterizing the anisotropic response of the ACL leads to vastly different joint kinematics and tissue level strainpredictions. I will conclude with a discussion of the advent offull-field methods and the tremendous opportunity they affordto overcome challenges in characterization of the nonlinear,anisotropic mechanical properties of soft tissues.

Advanced Energy Systems Division Lecture &Reception



FRANK KREITH ENERGY AWARD

Gang Chen, Ph.D., Carl Richard Soderberg Professor of PowerEngineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology,Cambridge MA

Gang Chen is currently Carl RichardSoderberg Professor of Power Engineering atMassachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).Gang Chen served as the head of theDepartment of Mechanical Engineering at MITfrom July 2013 to June 2017. He directs the

Solid-State Solar Thermal Energy Conversion Center, anEnergy Frontier Research Center funded by the US Departmentof Energy. Gang Chen’s research focuses on nanoscaletransport and energy conversion phenomena, and theirapplications in energy conversion, storage and utilization. He made seminal contributions to the understanding of heatconduction in nanostructures via both modeling andexperimental studies. He and his collaborators exploited theunique nanoscale heat conduction physics to advancethermoelectric materials for energy conversion and create high thermal conductivity materials for thermal management.On thermal radiation, his group developed a method tomeasure radiation heat transfer between two surfaces down totens nanometer separations and experimental demonstrationthat radiative heat transfer at such small spacings can exceedthe prediction of the Planck blackbody radiation law by threeorders of magnitude. By exploring micro/nanoscale transportphenomena, Gang Chen’s group is advancing a wide range of technologies such as thermoelectric cooling and powergeneration, solar thermal and solar photovoltaics, desalinationand waste water treatment.

Nanomaterials and Structures for Efficient Utilization ofSolar Energy

This talk will summarize research we have been conducting in exploring alternative ways to more efficiently using solarenergy based on nanostructured materials, includingphotovoltaic, thermoelectric, thermally-regenerativeelectrochemical cycle, concentrated and non-concentrated

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solar thermal technologies. We use nanostructures to reducethe thickness of crystalline silicon thin-film solar cells andachieved over 15% efficiency in 10 micron thick crystallinesilicon-based solar cells; we use nanostructures to improvematerials’ thermoelectric figure-of-merit and use them to buildsolar thermoelectric generators with over 7% solar-to-electricalenergy conversion efficiency; we developed new materials forthermally regenerative electrochemical cycle and demonstratedtheir high efficiency potential; we developed optically-transparent and thermally-insulating aerogels to replace thevacuum-tube solar collectors in concentrated solar thermalsystems; and we use floating structures to boil water withoutany optical concentration, reaching even superheated steam.The talk will conclude with a discussion on high thermalconductivity plastics. By properly align molecular orientations,we turn polyethylene into good thermal conductors that rivalsmetals. These polymers have promising applications in solar thermal systems. Website: http://web.mit.edu/nanoengineering/

EDWARD F. OBERT AWARD

John H. Lienhard V, Ph.D., Abdul Latif Jameel Professor; andDirector of Water and Food Systems Lab, MassachusettsInstitute of Technology, Cambridge, MA

John H. Lienhard V is the Abdul Latif JameelProfessor of Water and MechanicalEngineering at MIT. During more than threedecades on the MIT faculty, Lienhard’sresearch and educational efforts have focusedon heat and mass transfer, thermodynamics,

and desalination and water purification. Lienhard received hisbachelor’s and master’s degrees in thermal engineering atUCLA from the Chemical, Nuclear, and Thermal EngineeringDepartment. He joined MIT immediately after completing hisPhD in the Applied Mechanics and Engineering ScienceDepartment at UC San Diego. Lienhard’s research ondesalination has included a wide range of thermal andmembrane-based technologies, with a focus on energyefficiency and reduced environmental impact. Lienhard hasdirectly supervised more than 85 graduate theses andpostdoctoral associates, has authored several textbooks andmore than 250 peer-reviewed publications, and he holds morethan 30 issued US patents. He is the founding director of theMIT Abdul Latif Jameel Water and Food Systems Lab and hasdirected MIT’s Rohsenow Kendall Heat Transfer Lab since1997. Lienhard is a recipient of the 2012 ASME TechnicalCommunities Globalization Medal and the 2015 ASME HeatTransfer Memorial Award.

Applied Mechanics Koiter Lecture5:30PM–6:30PM

Rooms 151 DE, 1st Level, Calvin L. Rampton Salt Palace Convention Center

K.T. Ramesh, the Alonzo G. Decker, Jr., Professor of Scienceand Engineering at Johns Hopkins University

K.T. Ramesh, the Alonzo G. Decker, Jr.,Professor of Science and Engineering atJohns Hopkins University, is a leadingauthority in the areas of impact physics andthe failure of materials under extremeconditions. Ramesh is a professor in the

Department of Mechanical Engineering, with jointappointments in Earth and Planetary Sciences and MaterialsScience and Engineering. He is the founding director of theHopkins Extreme Materials Institute, has written over 200archival journal publications, and is the author of the book“Nanomaterials: Mechanics and Mechanisms.”

Ramesh has received numerous research awards including the Murray Medal and the Lazan and Hetenyi awards, fromthe Society for Experimental Mechanics. Ramesh is a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science,the American Academy of Mechanics, the Society forExperimental Mechanics, and the American Society ofMechanical Engineers.

Ramesh received his bachelor’s degree in MechanicalEngineering from Bangalore University in India in 1982. He thenstudied at Brown University, where he received an Sc.M. inSolid Mechanics in 1985, an Sc.M. in Applied Mathematics in1987, and a Ph.D. in Solid Mechanics in 1988. Ramesh joinedJohns Hopkins in 1988 and served as chair of MechanicalEngineering from 1999 to 2002.

The Mechanics of Massive Dynamic Failure

Extreme conditions often result in massive dynamic failures.These conditions can be both extensive (e.g., nuclear blasts,asteroid impacts, major earthquakes) or intensive (e.g.,micrometeorite impact on a spacecraft, penetrator impact on a target, rock bursts). The sense in which we think of massivedynamic failure is that (a) there are large numbers of failuresthat are strongly interacting and (b) the failure propagationrates must be considered to understand the interactions of the failures. The broad interest in this work is in how thecharacteristic lengthscales and timescales of the dynamicfailure processes interact with the lengthscales and timescalesassociated with the extreme conditions. We examine theseproblems in the context of the massive failure of brittle andquasibrittle solids. We seek to link in situ visualization of failuremechanisms, micromechanics models for the mechanisms,and large-scale multi-mechanism simulations to understandextreme events.

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Women in Engineering ReceptionSponsored by: Diversity & Inclusion StrategyCommittee

5:30PM–7:00PMSalon D, 1st Floor,


The reception provides a focal point at the conference for agathering of women from the wide range of ASME activity fornetworking and a bit of casual relaxation at the end of aconference day. The event is open to all ASME womenengineers and engineering students.

Materials Division ReceptionSponsored by: Materials Division

5:30PM–7:00PMRoom 151 G, 1st Level,


Fluids Engineering Division ReceptionSponsored by: Fluids Engineering ExecutiveCommittee

6:30PM–8:30PMSalon E, 1st Floor,


Applied Mechanics Division Honors & AwardsBanquetSponsored by: Applied Mechanics Division

7:00pm–10:00pmSalon F, 1st Floor,


Tickets: $55

The evening’s events will include honoring and presenting thefollowing AMD awards to:

Thomas J.R. Hughes Young Investigator AwardYihui Zhang

Ted Belytschko Applied Mechanics AwardSomnath Ghosh

Thomas K. Caughey Dynamics AwardAnil K. Bajaj and Steven W. Shaw

Daniel C. Drucker MedalJohn Bassani

Warner T. Koiter MedalK.T. Ramesh

Timoshenko MedalJ.N. Reddy

Journal of Applied Mechanics AwardAhmed Elbanna

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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13

National Science FoundationNSF (National Science Foundation) Track

Track Chairs: Siddiq Qidwai, NSF, [email protected]

Olesya Zhupanska, University of Arizona,[email protected]

In this forum, National Science Foundation (NSF) will providevarious avenues for the IMECE community to interact with program directors from the Civil, Mechanical andManufacturing Innovation (CMMI) Division and the Chemical,Bioengineering, Environmental, and Transport Systems (CBET)Division.

The track includes both NSF-sponsored workshops and 1-on-1 meetings as well as a student-centered IMECE-wideposter session for NSF-funded research.

Plenary: NSF-CMMI Overview and Outreach Panel8:45AM–10:30AM

Room 355A, Calvin L. Rampton Salt Palace Convention Center

In the first part of this panel, an overview of the Civil,Mechanical and Manufacturing Innovation (CMMI) division willbe provided with emphasis on recent changes in organizationalstructure as well as funding opportunities, e.g., the 10 BigIdeas. All CMMI core programs—especially the AdvancedManufacturing Program, the Mechanics & EngineeringMaterials Cluster programs, and the Resilient and SustainableInfrastructures Cluster programs—will also be highlighted. Inthe second part of the panel, the floor will then be opened toparticipants to address program directors representing theseclusters.

NSF Proposal Development Workshop10:45AM–12:30PM

Room 355A, Calvin L. Rampton Salt Palace Convention Center

In this workshop, the fundamentals of successful grantproposal writing for the National Science Foundation (NSF) willbe covered. Participants will learn about key topics, includingthe components of a successful proposal and finding the righthome for the research. Critical aspects of the merit reviewprocess, funding profiles, and NSF programs, solicitations, andother opportunities will be presented. This workshop is gearedtowards early career investigators at U.S. institutions seekingto understand the NSF merit review process, but theinformation provided will be valuable to principal investigatorsin any stage of their career seeking to learn more aboutproposal writing and NSF funding opportunities.

NSF-CBET Program Overview and InitiativesPresentation

2:00PM–3:45PMRoom 355A,


In this event, an overview of the Chemical, Bioengineering,Environmental, and Transport Systems (CBET) Division will be provided with emphasis on programs and fundingopportunities. Relevant core programs from the TransportPhenomena Cluster will be highlighted. The floor will then beopened to participants to ask questions.

One-on-One with NSF Program Directors1:30PM–3:15PM (Session 1)3:45PM–5:30PM (Session 2)


Principal Investigators (PIs) will have an opportunity to discussone-on-one their research proposals and concerns withprogram directors (PDs) of their choice. PDs representing the Advanced Manufacturing Program, the Mechanics &Engineering Materials Cluster programs, the Resilient andSustainable Infrastructures Cluster programs, and theTransport Phenomena Cluster programs will be available. The meeting time of 20 minutes demands that the PIs comeprepared with their talking points.

2019 IMECE Feedback Session10:00AM–11:00AM

Rooms 151 AB, 1st Level, Calvin L. Rampton Salt Palace Convention Center

Robert HenryThurston Lecture11:00AM–12:00PM

Room 151 G, 1st Level, Calvin L. Rampton Salt Palace Convention Center

Thurston Lecture Award to Prof. Yonggang Huang forpioneering work on fractal mechanics and its applications; andfor significant contributions to the development of networkedmaterials

Yonggang HuangWalter P. Murphy Professor of Mechanical and CivilEngineering, Northwestern University

Yonggang Huang is the Walter P. MurphyProfessor of Mechanical Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, and MaterialsScience and Engineering at NorthwesternUniversity. His research focuses on solidmechanics, with applications to many fields.

He is a member of the U.S. National Academy of Engineering,a foreign member of Academia Europaea, and a foreignmember of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. His researchawards since 2016 include the Nadai Medal (2016) from ASME,Prager Medal (2017) from the Society of Engineering Sciences,

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and the Bazant Medal (2018) and von Karman Medal (2019)from the American Society of Civil Engineers. His recognitionsfor undergraduate teaching since 2016 include the Cole-Higgins Award for Excellence in Teaching (2016), McCormickSchool of Engineering, Northwestern University; and theAssociated Student Government Faculty and AdministratorHonor Roll (2018–2019), Northwestern University, 2018–2019.

Soft Network Materials with Deterministic and Bio-InspiredSesigns

Examples of bio-inspired hard materials can be found in theliterature; far less attention has been devoted to soft systems.Here we introduce deterministic routes to low-modulus thin film materials with stress/strain responses that can be tailoredprecisely to match the nonlinear properties of biologicaltissues, with application opportunities that range from softbiomedical devices to constructs for tissue engineering. The approach combines a low-modulus matrix with an open,stretchable network as a structural reinforcement that can yield classes of composites with a wide range of desiredmechanical responses, including anisotropic, spatiallyheterogeneous, hierarchical, and self-similar designs.Demonstrative application examples in thin, skin-mountedelectrophysiological sensors with mechanics preciselymatched to the human epidermis.

NSF Student Competition (Posters Only)Halls A & B,


Poster Setup 9:00AM–10:00AMJudging 10:30AM–1:45PMGeneral Viewing 12:00PM–2:30PMAwards 1:45PM–2:15PM

Virtual Podium (Posters Only)Poster Setup 9:00AM–10:00AMJudging 10:30AM–1:45PMGeneral Viewing 12:00PM–2:30PM

Panel: Predictive NDE/SHM of Complex Materialsand StructuresSponsor: ASME NDPD Division

2:00PM–4:00PMDeer Valley, 1st Floor,


Panelists: Jeff Donahue, SpaceX, Yuris Dzenis, University ofNebraska-Lincoln (co-organizer), Chuck Farrar, LANL, KaiGoebel, Palo Alto Research Corporation, Eric Lindgren, AFRL,Dan Perey, NASA-LaRC, Robert Pilarczyk, Hill Engineering,Massimo Ruzzene, University of Colorado, Jeff Wollschlager,Altair Engineering, Andrei Zagrai, New Mexico Tech(co-organizer)

Current generation of Non-Destructive Evaluation (NDE)systems, i.e., quantitative NDE (QNDE), is replacing previousgeneration qualitative systems. Mechanical engineering isplaying an important role, as many NDE systems are utilizingvibration, acoustic, ultrasonic, or thermal phenomena. Next

generation NDE will build on QNDE by adding real-timepredictive capabilities; such next gen systems will not onlyidentify/quantify damage, but will also predict the remaininglife of the structure in various operating environments. Thispanel of experts from the government, academia, and industrywill discuss the current state of QNDE and Structural HealthMonitoring (SHM), physical and data-driven predictive failuremodels, and the prospects of linking these into predictive NDE systems. Special emphasis will be on new complex andcomposite materials and on real-time acquisition andautomated passage of the damage information to themultiscale predictive models. Lessons learned from thedecades of relevant developments in the field of metallicstructures will be analyzed. Gaps in knowledge and the R&D needs will be identified and discussed.

2020 IMECE Track Organizers and Co-OrganizersMeeting

3:00PM—4:00PMRooms 151 AB, 1st Level,


Noise Control and Acoustics Division: Rayleigh Lecture

4:00PM–5:45PMRoom 151 DE, 1st Level,


Dr. Earl H. DowellWilliam Holland Hall Professor, Pratt School of Engineering.Duke University

Earl H. Dowell is an elected member of the National Academy of Engineering, anHonorary Fellow of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA), and a Fellow of the American Academy ofMechanics and the American Society of

Mechanical Engineers. He has also served a Vice President for Publications and member of the Executive Committee of the Board of Directors of the AIAA; as a member of theUnited States Air Forces Scientific Advisory Board; the AirForce Studies Board, the Aerospace Science and EngineeringBoard, and the Board on Army Science and Technology of the National Academies; the AGARD (NATO) advisory panel for aerospace engineering, as President of the AmericanAcademy of Mechanics, as Chair of the US NationalCommittee on Theoretical and Applied Mechanics and asChairman of the National Council of Deans of Engineering.From the AIAA he has received the Structure, StructuralDynamics and Materials Award, the Von Karman Lectureshipthe Crichlow Trust Prize, and the Reed Aeronautics Award;from the ASME he has received the Spirit of St. Louis Medal,the Den Hartog Award, and Lyapunov Medal; and he has alsoreceived the Guggenheim Medal, which is awarded jointly bythe AIAA, ASME, AHS, and SAE. He has served on the boardsof visitors of several universities and is a consultant togovernment, industry, and universities in science and

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technology policy and engineering education as well as on the topics of his research. Dr. Dowell’s research ranges overthe topics of aeroelasiticity, nonsteady aerodynamics, nonlineardynamics and structures. In addition to being author of over300 research articles, Dr. Dowell is the author or co-author offour books, “Aeroelasticity of Plates and Shells,” “A ModernCourse in Aeroelasticity,” “Studies in Nonlinear Aeroelasticity,”and “Dynamics of Very High Dimensional Systems.” Histeaching spans the disciplines of acoustics, aerodynamics,dynamics, and structures. Dr. Dowell received his B.S. degreefrom the University of Illinois and his S.M. and Sc.D. degreesfrom the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Before comingto Duke as Dean of the School of Engineering, serving from1983 to 1999, he taught at M.I.T. and Princeton. He has alsoworked with the Boeing Company.

Experimental Aeroelastic Models: Design and Wind tunnelTesting for Correlation with New Theory

A very important function of wind tunnel models and testing is to verify a new aeroelastic theory or a new computationalmethod. For this purpose, experimental aeroelastic modeldesign and manufacturing of scaled models, model groundvibration tests, and wind tunnel testing are essential tosuccess. In the past 20 years, the Duke aeroelastic group hasdesigned many aeroelastic models and conducted wind tunneltests to evaluate new theoretical aeroelastic theories and newcomputational methods. They include: (1) a high aspect ratiowing model; (2) wing like plate models, delta wind-store,flapping flag, yawed plate, and folding wings; (3) airfoil sectionwith control surface freeplay; (4) all-movable tail with freeplaymodel at the root similar to the horizontal tail of an aircraft; (5) a free-to-roll fuselage flutter model; and (6) an experimentaloscillating airfoil model at high angles of attack for measuringaerodynamic response. Several examples of model designs,wind tunnel tests, and experimental/theoretical correlationstudies with the theory are presented. The goal is not only to evaluate a new theory or a new computational method, but also to provide new insights into nonlinear aeroelasticphenomena, flutter/LCO, and gust response.

IMECE Volunteer and Student Recognition Reception5:30PM–7:00PM

Salons F, 1st Floor, Salt Lake Marriott Downtown at City Creek Hotel

Noise Control and Acoustics Division: Per Bruel Gold Medal Award & NCAD ReceptionSponsored by: Noise Control and Acoustics Division



Per Bruel Gold Medal for Noise Control and Acoustics isawarded to:

Karl Grosh, Ph.D., FellowUniversity of Michigan

ASME Aerospace Division ReceptionSponsored by: Aerospace Division

5:45PM–7:15PMDeer Valley, 1st Floor,


The Italian Way To Advanced Manufacturing Paneland Advanced Manufacturing ReceptionSponsored by: The Italian Trade Agency

6:00PM–8:00PMSalon D, 1st Floor,


All are welcome to the Advanced Manufacturing TrackReception with complimentary food and refreshments. Thereception will include an exciting panel discussion by ASMEmembers and industry experts from Italy on novel technologiescoming out of Italy and the best practices for collaborationsbetween Italian and US companies and research centers in thearea of advanced manufacturing. The Advanced ManufacturingTrack will also be presenting their Best Paper Awards duringthe reception.

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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14

Closing Plenary Lunch12:15PM–1:45PM

(lunch served from 12:15PM to 12:45PM)Ballrooms ABCD,


Barbara HumptonCEO, Siemens USA

Barbara Humpton is CEO of Siemens USA,where she guides the company’s strategy andengagement in serving the company’s largestmarket in the world, with more than 50,000employees and over $23 billion in revenuesand $5 billion in annual exports.

Most recently, Humpton served as president and CEO ofSiemens Government Technologies, Inc. (SGT), a leadingintegrator of Siemens’ products and services for federalgovernment agencies and departments. In this role, Humptonalso served as an officer/director member of the board ofdirectors of SGT.

Prior to joining Siemens in 2011, Humpton served as a vicepresident at Booz Allen Hamilton where she was responsiblefor program performance and new business development fortechnology consulting in the Department of Justice andDepartment of Homeland Security. Earlier, Humpton was a vicepresident at Lockheed Martin Corporation with responsibilityfor Biometrics Programs, Border and Transportation Securityand Critical Infrastructure Protection, including such criticalprograms as the FBI’s Next Generation Identification and theTSA’s Transportation Workers’ Identification Credential.

Humpton is a graduate of Wake Forest University with abachelor’s degree in mathematics. Barbara is Chairman of theSiemens Foundation and of the Center for Strategic andBudgetary Assessments (CSBA). She serves on the board ofdirectors of MorganFranklin, the American Heart AssociationGreater Washington Region, the Northern Virginia TechCouncil, and the Seabee Memorial Scholarship Association.She resides in Washington, D.C., with her husband David.

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Track 1: Acoustics, Vibration, and Phononics 1-14-1: ACOUSTICS, VIBRATION, AND PHONONICS

Wednesday, November 13, 9:45AM–10:30AMRoom 155C,


Hyperelastic Metamaterials and Phononic Media:Stretching the Truth?(IMECE2019-11006)

William ParnellUniversity of Manchester (UK)

Abstract: Transformation theory is an established mechanismfor the design of metamaterials. It gives rise to the requiredmaterial properties of the medium in order to direct waves inthe manner desired. This talk will focus on the mathematicaltheory underpinning the design of both acoustic andelastodynamic metamaterials and phononic media, based ontransformation theory, and some aspects of the experimentalconfirmation of these designs. In the acoustics context it is wellknown that the governing equations are transform invariant andtherefore a whole range of microstructural options are availablefor material design; although in reality, fabricating materials that can harness incoming acoustic energy in air is difficult due to the usual sharp impedance contrast between air and the metamaterial in question. In the elastodynamic context the situation is even worse, because the governing equationsare not even transform invariant and therefore a new class ofmaterials is required. In the acoustics context we will describea new microstructure consisting of an array of rigid rods that isclosely impedance matched to air and slows down sound in air.This is shown to be useful in a number of configurations, and inparticular, it can be employed to halve the resonant frequencyof the standard quarter-wavelength resonator. Alternatively,it can halve the size of the resonator for a specified resonantfrequency. Extensions to three-dimensional configurations willalso be discussed. In the elastodynamics context we will show that, although the equations are not transformationinvariant, one can employ the theory of waves in pre-stressed,hyperelastic materials in order to create natural elastodynamicmetamaterials whose inhomogeneous anisotropic materialproperties are generated naturally by an appropriate pre-stress.In particular, it is shown that a certain class of hyperelasticmaterials exhibits this so-called invariance property permittingthe creation of, e.g., hyperelastic cloaks and invariantmetamaterials. This has significant consequences for thedesign of, e.g, phononic media: it is a well-known andfrequently exploited fact that pre-stress and large deformationof hyperelastic materials modifies the linear elastic wave speedin the deformed medium. In the context of periodic materials,this renders materials whose dynamic properties are “tunable”under pre-stress and, in particular, this permits tunable bandgaps in periodic media. However, the invariant hyperelasticmaterials described above can be employed in order to designa class of phononic media whose band gaps are invariant todeformation. Finally, we describe the accommodation of

viscoelasticity in the theory of hyperelastic metamaterials.Incorporating this effect into models is crucial given that softmaterials, capable of large deformation, are inherently lossy.

Bio: William Parnell is a Professor of Applied Mathematics inthe School of Mathematics at the University of Manchester(UK) and holds an EPSRC Research Fellowship. He received aFirst Class degree in Applied Mathematics from the Universityof Bristol (UK) in 1999, before moving to the University ofOxford (UK) to study for a Masters in Mathematical Modellingand Scientific Computing, graduating with distinction in 2000.After a year travelling he began a Ph.D. in 2001 at theUniversity of Manchester under the supervision of I. DavidAbrahams (now Director of the Isaac Newton Institute at theUniversity of Cambridge), completing this in 2004. Parnell’sresearch interests reside principally in the development of new mathematical techniques to understand the mechanicalproperties of inhomogeneous materials and the dynamicbehaviour of particulate media. More recently his work hasinvolved linking theory with experiments in order to developnew composites and metamaterials. He has a particularinterest in understanding the constitutive behaviour of complexsoft solids and tuning this via novel fillers. He leads theMathematics of Waves and Materials (MWM) research group at Manchester, which consists of a thriving group of Postdocs,Ph.D. students and Master’s students. Parnell has held visitingpositions at Universite Paris 6 and 12 (France), University ofTrento (Italy), University of Oxford (UK), and Colorado School of Mines and Rutgers (USA). He has published more than 60 research papers and two book chapters. He is a Fellow of the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications (UK),is the founding director of the Manchester Materials ModellingCentre, and became Editor in Chief of the journal Wave Motionin 2017.

Track 2: Advanced Manufacturing2-1-1: ADVANCED MANUFACTURING

Monday, November 11, 9:45AM–10:30AMRoom 155C,


Finishing Freeform Surfaces, a New SurfaceCharacterization Approach, and Future Trends inManufacturing (IMECE2019-13991)

Brigid MullanyNational Science Foundation

Abstract: Dr. Brigid Mullany will provide insights on thechallenges of fabricating and finishing freeform surfaces.Specifics will focus on a novel fiber-based tool capable ofeliminating tool path marks from earlier process steps in thefabrication of optical quality components. She will also provideinsights on how common statistical metrics can be used to provide spatial information regarding surface texture, and defect detection. Based on her time as a program director

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in the Advanced Manufacturing Program at the NationalScience Foundation, she will also provide her perspectives on future trends in Manufacturing.

Bio: Brigid Mullany received her Bachelor of EngineeringDegree and Doctorate in Mechanical Engineering fromUniversity College Dublin in Ireland. Upon graduation, shereceived a two-year EU Marie Curie postdoctoral researchposition at Carl Zeiss in Germany. In 2004, she joined theDepartment of Mechanical Engineering and EngineeringScience at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte whereshe is a Professor working in the area of surface finishing andadvanced manufacturing. Currently, Dr. Mullany is a ProgramDirector in the Advanced Manufacturing program at theNational Science Foundation. She is active in CIRP, where sheis the Vice Chair of the Scientific Technical Committee onSurfaces (STC-S), and she is on the NAMRI board of directors.

Track 2: Advanced Manufacturing2-1-2: ADVANCED MANUFACTURING

Tuesday, November 12, 9:45AM–10:30AMRoom 155C,


Building Parts by Welding Millions of Little Bits of MetalsTogether: What Can Go Wrong and How Do We Fix It? (IMECE2019-13991)

Lyle E. LevineNational Institute of Standards andTechnology Presentation

Abstract: Additive manufacturing (AM) of metal components is a rapidly growing advanced manufacturing paradigm thatpromises unparalleled flexibility in the production of parts with complex geometries. However, the extreme processingconditions create position-dependent microstructures, residualstresses, and properties that complicate component andprocess design and certification. Quantitative modeling ofthese characteristics is critical, but model validation requiresrigorous benchmark measurements, including comprehensivecharacterization of the feedstock materials, close in situmonitoring of the melt pool behavior, and extensivemicrostructure, residual stress, and property characterizations.To be useful, such benchmark measurements must beaccepted broadly by the international AM community so thatmeaningful comparisons can be made between differentmodeling codes and approaches. Here, the underlyingchallenges we face in expanding metals AM beyond a nichemarket will be discussed along with the critical role played bycomputer simulation. Next, Dr. Levine will discuss the rationalebehind the need for rigorous, broad-based measurements andstandards. Finally, he will describe the NIST-founded AdditiveManufacturing Benchmark Test Series (AM-Bench), acontinuing series of highly controlled benchmark tests foradditive manufacturing that modelers around the world arenow using to test and validate their AM simulations.

Bio: Dr. Lyle E. Levine is a physicist in the Materials Measure-ment Laboratory of the National Institute of Standards andTechnology (NIST) in the USA, where he leads most of NIST’smaterials research in additive manufacturing (AM) of metals.With a dual emphasis on world-leading, quantitativemeasurements and microstructure evolution modeling, this Additive Manufacturing of Metals Project provides experimentalinput and validation testing for both high-fidelity AM models andreduced order models for AM engineering design. Dr. Levine also founded and leads AM-Bench, an international organizationthat provides AM benchmark measurements for the AM community.With active participation from more than 80 organizationsaround the world, AM-Bench is the world’s leading provider forAM benchmark data. Dr. Levine also leads the experimentalvalidation effort for the AM application, ExaAM, for the Exascale Computing Project. ExaAM is a collaboration betweenOak Ridge National Laboratory, Lawrence Livermore NationalLaboratory, Los Alamos National Laboratory, and NIST. Inaddition to his work on additive manufacturing, Dr. Levinefounded the continuing Dislocations Conference Series and is highly active in synchrotron X-ray science, where he co-developsand uses world-leading microbeam diffraction and small-anglescattering methods for studying material microstructures. Dr. Levine received his B.S. in physics from Caltech and hisPh.D. in physics from Washington University in St. Louis. He is an adjunct professor of Mechanical Engineering at both Northwestern University and the University of SouthernCalifornia, where he advises graduate students. Dr. Levine is a recipient of NIST’s highest honor for innovations inmeasurement science, the Allen V. Astin Measurement ScienceAward; the U.S. Department of Commerce Silver Medal, thedepartment’s second highest honor; and the ASM 2018 HenryMarion Howe Medal for his work on AM heat treatments.

Track 3: Advances in Aerospace Technology3-1-1: ADVANCES IN AEROSPACETECHNOLOGY

Tuesday, November 12, 9:45AM–10:30AMRoom 155D,


Very Flexible Aircraft: Performance Promises andAeroelastic Challenges (IMECE2019-13993)

Carlos E. S. CesnikUniversity of Michigan

Abstract: Large-span aircraft configurations become dominantwhen designing for high fuel efficiency and/or high enduranceflights due to the induced drag minimization. The combinationof high aerodynamic efficiency and low structural weightfraction leads to inherently very flexible wings. These vehiclesmay then present large wing deformations at relatively lowfrequencies, which results in a direct impact into their flightdynamic characteristics. Such conditions can have a significanteffect on high-altitude long-endurance (HALE) aircraft andfuture highly efficient commercial transport aircraft.

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This lecture will highlight the computational and experimentalefforts at the University of Michigan to better understand theimpact of large deformations on the aeroelastic characteristics of these flexible vehicles, in particular, an experimental programto evaluate in flight some of the unusual aircraft behaviors thatcan be predicted by our codes. The unmanned aerial vehicle,known as X-HALE, has been designed and built to beaeroelastically representative of (HALE) very flexible aircraft.The objective of this test bed is to fundamentally understand the physics involved in the presence of geometric nonlinearities,collect unique data of the geometrically nonlinear aeroelasticresponse coupled with the flight dynamics in support to codevalidation, and as an inexpensive platform for nonlinear controlexploration. An outlook on the remaining challenges and futureactivities will conclude the lecture.

Bio: Carlos E. S. Cesnik is the Clarence L. “Kelly” JohnsonCollegiate Professor of Aerospace Engineering and thefounding Director of the Active Aeroelasticity and StructuresResearch Laboratory. He also directs the Airbus-MichiganCenter for Aero-Servo-Elasticity of Very Flexible Aircraft (CASE-VFA). His research interests have focused oncomputational and experimental aeroelasticity of very flexibleaircraft; coupled nonlinear aeroelasticity and flight dynamicresponse in high-altitude long-endurance (HALE) aircraft andadvanced jet transport aircraft; aerothermoelastic modeling,analysis, and simulation of hypersonic vehicles; and activevibration and noise reductions in helicopters.

Professor Cesnik is a Fellow of the American Institute ofAeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) and a Fellow of the Royal Aeronautical Society. He serves as AIAA’s Director for the Aerospace Design and Structures Group and is an electedmember of AIAA’s Council of Directors. He has over 300publications as archival journal and conference papers, andseveral invited lectures in the areas of aeroelasticity, smartstructures, structural mechanics, and structural healthmonitoring.

Track 3: Advances in Aerospace Technology3-1-2: ADVANCES IN AEROSPACETECHNOLOGY

Monday, November 11, 9:45AM–10:30AMRoom 255C,


Design of Advanced Multifunctional Composites for Fly-by-Feel Autonomous Electric Vehicles(IMECE2019-13994)

Fu-Kuo ChangStanford University

Abstract: It is envisioned that the next generation aerospacevehicles will be eco-friendly and designed towards beingfully autonomous and highly intelligent to achieve optimalperformance with highest safety assurance for all operationalconditions. The vehicles will be equipped with high-resolution

state-sensing and self-awareness capabilities to diagnose theirhealth and operating states on a real-time basis, mimicking thesensory skins of biological systems and enabling “fly-by-feel”capabilities. In addition, the vehicles will be powered by hybridor electric propulsion systems using energy provided byadvanced high-energy batteries.

In this presentation, a robust and cost-effective manufacturingtechnique is proposed to create a new class of MultifunctionalEnergy Storage Composites (MESC) that can be used todesign specifically for the next generation autonomous electricvehicles. The MES Composites will be built with distributedstretchable sensors/electronics networks and embeddedlithium-ion batteries to form a completely integrated intelligentmaterial system. Utilizing novel microfabrication methods,the sensor networks can be fabricated in nano/micro scalesand then be stretched in several orders of magnitude to beembeddable into composite structures. A novel interlockingfabrication technique is developed to seamlessly integratelithium-ion batteries into composites without sacrificing thestructural integrity of the host while maintaining the energycapacity and electrical performance of the original batterymaterials. The fly-by-feel technology concept was successfullydemonstrated in real time in a wind tunnel experiment on acomposite wing with integrated sensor networks. At the sametime, the health of the integrated batteries could be monitoredsimultaneously using the built-in sensor networks. Prototypesof the multifunctional energy-storage composites werefabricated and demonstrated the feasibility of providing up to 40% weight savings on the combined battery and structuralweight of existing commercial electric vehicles.

Bio: Fu-Kuo Chang is a Professor in the Department ofAeronautics and Astronautics at Stanford University. Hisprimary research interest is in the areas of multi-functionalmaterials and intelligent structures with particular emphases on structural health monitoring, self-sensing diagnostics,intelligent sensor networks, and multifunctional energy storage composites for transportation vehicles as well safety-critical assets. Dr. Chang is a recipient of the SHMLifetime Achievement Award (2004), SPIE NDE LifetimeAchievement Award (2010), and the PHM lifetime AchievementAward (2018). He is the Editor-in-Chief of the InternationalJournal of Structural Health Monitoring. He is also a Fellow of AIAA and ASME.

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Track 4: Biomedical and BiotechnologyEngineering4-1-1: BIOMEDICAL AND BIOTECHNOLOGYENGINEERING

Monday, November 11, 9:45AM–10:30AMRoom 155D,


Multi-Frequency Oscillation and Lung Protective Ventilation (IMECE2019-12478)

David W. KaczkaUniversity of Iowa Presentation

Abstract: Lung protective mechanical ventilation provides life-sustaining gas exchange of the failing respiratory system, whilesimultaneously minimizing the risk of ventilator-induced lunginjury (VILI). The parameters most often adjusted on a ventilatorinclude the amount of gas delivered with each breath (the tidalvolume) and the rate at which this gas is cyclically applied (thefrequency). We have recently demonstrated that oscillation of aheterogeneously lung with multiple simultaneous frequenciesimproves gas exchange and maintains lung recruitment atlower distending pressures compared to traditional “single-frequency” ventilation. We termed this novel ventilatorymodality “multi-frequency oscillatory ventilation” (MFOV), andhypothesized that such short-term physiological improvementsare due to a more even distribution of ventilation to differentlung regions, in accordance with local mechanical properties.Since specific lung regions may be characterized by differentpreferred frequencies for oscillatory flow, MFOV is uniquelycapable of enhancing gas exchange in the mechanicallyheterogeneous lung. As a result, MFOV produces more efficientoxygenation and CO2 elimination. In comparison toconventional mechanical ventilation, MFOV may be a moreefficacious approach to minimizing VILI in the heterogeneouslyinjured lung, by reducing parenchymal strain heterogeneity.In this presentation, we will discuss the theoretical rationale for the use of MFOV in structurally heterogeneous pathologiessuch as the acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS). Using dynamic xenon-enhanced computed tomography andfour-dimensional image registration, we will elucidate themechanisms by which MFOV improves regional ventilationdistribution, aeration, and parenchymal strain in a porcinemodel of ARDS. We will then demonstrate how the spectralcontent of MFOV waveforms may be algorithmically designedusing anatomically explicit computational models of themammalian respiratory system. We expect that these pre-clinical studies of MFOV will be ultimately translatable andtestable in eventual human clinical trials, with potential toreduce morbidity and mortality associated with ARDS andother heterogeneous lung diseases.

Bio: David W. Kaczka received the B.S. (summa cum laude),M.S., and Ph.D. degrees in biomedical engineering fromBoston University College of Engineering in 1990, 1993, and2000, respectively, and the M.D. degree from the Boston

University School of Medicine in 2000. He completed hisresidency in anesthesiology at Johns Hopkins University in2004. He has held previous faculty appointments with JohnsHopkins University and Harvard Medical School. In 2014 hebecame a Lunsford Fellow in Critical Care Medicine at theUniversity of Iowa, where he is currently an Associate Professorof Anesthesia, Biomedical Engineering, and Radiology. He hasalso served as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Medical Corps of theUnited States Air Force Reserve. His current research interestsinclude computational modeling of respiratory mechanics andgas exchange, design, and function of mechanical ventilators,patient monitoring, and image processing. Dr. Kaczka is amember of the American Thoracic Society, the Biomedical Engineering Society, the American Society of Anesthesiologists,the Society of Critical Care Medicine, the American Society ofMechanical Engineers, Tau Beta Pi, and Alpha Eta Mu Beta.

Track 4: Biomedical and BiotechnologyEngineering4-1-2: BIOMEDICAL AND BIOTECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING

Tuesday, November 12, 9:45AM–10:30AMRoom 155E,


Title:Capacitive Micromachined Ultrasonic Transducers onGlass Substrates for Imaging, Sensing, and Therapy(IMECE2019-12490)

Ömer OralkanNC State University, Raleigh, NC

Abstract: The capacitive micromachined ultrasonic transducer(CMUT) technology has been subject to extensive research for the last two decades and recently reached to the market for medical ultrasound imaging. This presentation will start with a brief introduction of the CMUT and its merits incomparison to other ultrasound transducers. This will befollowed by a discussion of using glass as a substrate toenable improvements such as reduced process complexity by using anodic bonding, reduced parasitic capacitance andimproved device reliability facilitated by the insulatingsubstrate, and optical transparency. Finally, a variety ofapplications including multimodal imaging, ultrasound neuralstimulation, chemical and biological sensing, and display-embedded air-coupled human-machine interfaces will bepresented to exemplify different systems that are implementedby a combination of glass-based CMUTs, integrated frontendcircuits, and backend signal processing.

Bio: Ömer Oralkan received the B.S. degree from BilkentUniversity, Ankara, Turkey, in 1995, the M.S. degree fromClemson University, Clemson, SC, in 1997, and the Ph.D.degree from Stanford University, Stanford, CA, in 2004, all in electrical engineering.

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He was a Research Associate (2004–2007) and then a Senior Research Associate (2007–2011) in the E. L. GinztonLaboratory at Stanford University. In 2012, he joined NorthCarolina State University, Raleigh, where he is now a Professorof Electrical and Computer Engineering. His current researchfocuses on developing devices and systems for ultrasoundimaging, photoacoustic imaging, image-guided therapy,biological and chemical sensing, and ultrasound neuralstimulation.

Dr. Oralkan is an Associate Editor for the IEEE Transactions on Ultrasonics, Ferroelectrics and Frequency Control andserves on the Technical Program Committee of the IEEEInternational Ultrasonics Symposium. He received the 2016William F. Lane Outstanding Teacher Award at NC State, 2013DARPA Young Faculty Award, and 2002 Outstanding PaperAward of the IEEE Ultrasonics, Ferroelectrics, and FrequencyControl Society.

Track 5: Dynamics, Vibration, and Control5-1-1: DYNAMICS, VIBRATION, AND CONTROL

Monday, November 11, 9:45AM–10:30AMRoom 155E,


Data-Driven Model Reduction and Probabilistic Learningfor Digital Twins (IMECE2019-13995)

Charbel FarhatStanford University

Abstract: A digital twin refers to a digital replica of a physicalasset — whether a platform or a process — that can be used,for example, to control in real time the operation of this asset,or optimize in near real time its maintenance. This lecture,however, will assert that, in the context of computationalmechanics, a more rigorous realization of a digital twin can begrounded in recent advances in the data-driven reduction ofthe dimensionality of high-fidelity models, and the data-drivenprobabilistic modeling and quantification of the model-formuncertainties associated with the resulting reduced-ordermodels. The lecture will also illustrate the aforementionedassertions with two sample digital twins constructed for thispurpose — one for a UAV in order to control is automaticlanding on a carrier using a real-time model predictive control(MPC) algorithm and one for a small-scale replica of an X-56type aircraft in order to optimize in near real-time itsmaintenance — and will highlight their performance.

Bio: Charbel Farhat is the Vivian Church Hoff Professor ofAircraft Structures, Chairman of the Department of Aeronauticsand Astronautics, Director of the Army High PerformanceComputing Research Center, and Director of the of the KingAbdullah City of Science and Technology Center of Excellencefor Aeronautics and Astronautics at Stanford University. Hisresearch interests focus on the development of mathematical

models, advanced computational algorithms, and high-performance software for the design and analysis of complex systems in aerospace, marine, mechanical, and naval engineering. He is a member of the National Academy ofengineering; a member of the Royal Academy of Engineering(UK); a Fellow of AIAA, ASME, IACM, SIAM, and USACM;and an ISI Highly Cited Author in Engineering. He is also therecipient of many other professional and academic distinctions,including the Spirit of Saint Louis Medal and LifetimeAchievement Award from ASME; the Ashley Award forAeroelasticity and the Structures, Structural Dynamics andMaterials Award from AIAA; the Gordon Bell Prize and SidneyFernbach Award from IEEE; the John von Neumann Medalfrom USACM; the Grand Prize from the Japan Society forComputational Engineering and Science; and the Gauss-Newton Medal from IACM. He was selected by the U.S. Navyas a Primary Key-Influencer, flown by the Blue Angels duringFleet Week 2014, and appointed to the Air Force ScienceAdvisory Board.

Track 5: Dynamics, Vibration, and Control5-1-2: DYNAMICS, VIBRATION, AND CONTROL

Tuesday, November 12, 9:45AM–10:30AMRoom 155F,


The Interplay of Nonlinearity and Noise in Tiny Resonators(IMECE2019-13996)

Steve ShawFlorida Institute of Technology

Abstract: Vibrating structures with dimensions on the scale of micro-meters are playing increasingly important roles insensors and frequency sources (i.e., clocks) that are widelyused in commercial devices, including smart phones. Somebasic differences exist between such small structures and theirmacro-scale counterparts, the most important of which aretheir relatively high frequencies and small damping. Thesefeatures provide many practical benefits that include resonantoperation in the radio frequency range, the ability to utilizeelectrostatics for actuation and readout, and the on-chipintegration of mechanical and electronic elements. However,microelectromechanical system (MEMS) resonators are highlysusceptible to noise and nonlinearity and one of the basicchallenges in their design is maintaining a good signal to noiseratio without driving them into nonlinearity. This presentationwill provide an overview of the roles of nonlinearity and noise in MEMS resonators and describe how a fundamentalunderstanding of these effects can play an important role in improving their performance. Specific examples will betaken from time-keeping applications, where it has beendemonstrated that nonlinear operation can reduce phase noisein MEMS-based clocks, and from resonant sensors, where it isshown that the input-output gain in rotational rate vibratorygyros can be increased by exploiting nonlinear mode coupling.

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The presentation will describe relevant modeling, analysis,design, and experimental results.

Acknowledgments: This work is currently supported by theNSF. It is carried out in close collaboration with groups led byMark Dykman at Michigan State University, Daniel López atArgonne National Labs, Oriel Shoshoni at Ben GurionUniversity, Tom Kenny at Stanford University, and KimberlyFoster at Tulane University.

Bio: Steve Shaw is Harris Professor in the Department ofMechanical and Civil Engineering at Florida Institute ofTechnology, Melbourne, Florida, USA. He is also UniversityDistinguished Professor Emeritus in the Department ofMechanical Engineering and Adjunct Professor of Physics andAstronomy at Michigan State University. He received an A.B. inPhysics and an M.S.E. in Applied Mechanics from theUniversity of Michigan and a Ph.D. in Theoretical and AppliedMechanics from Cornell University. His research interests focuson the understanding and utilization of nonlinear dynamicbehavior in engineering systems. Current applications includethe interplay of nonlinearity and noise in micro/nano-scaleresonators and the development of torsional vibrationabsorbers for automotive drive-train components. Dr. Shawhas held visiting appointments at Cornell University; Universityof Michigan; Caltech; University of Minnesota; University ofCalifornia. Santa Barbara; and McGill University. He is a Fellowof ASME and serves as an Associate Editor for the SIAMJournal on Applied Dynamical Systems. He is recipient of theHenry Ford Customer Satisfaction Award, the ASME HenryHess Award, the SAE Arch T. Colwell Merit Award, the ASMEN. O. Myklestad Award, and the ASME Thomas K. CaugheyDynamics Award.

Track 6: Energy6-19-1: ENERGY

Monday, November 11, 9:45AM–10:30AMRoom 255F,


Battery State Estimation: A Critical Technology Where Dataand Models Merge Principles From Mechanics, Thermal,Electrical, and Chemical Engineering Disciplines Merge (IMECE2019-13997)

Anna StefanopoulouUniversity of Michigan

Abstract: Battery state estimation is a critical technology for themanagement and safety of lithium. Nearly three decades after the commercialization of lithium-ion batteries and during the year when the Noble Prize in Chemistry was awarded to the inventors of their lightweight and rechargeable electrodes, stateestimation is a critical technology for their safe adoption in handheld consumer electronics and electric vehicles. Managingthe potent brew of lithium ions in the large quantities necessaryfor vehicle propulsion is anything but straightforward. From the

Rosetta-Philae spacecraft landing three billion miles away from Earth to the daily commute of a hybrid electric automobile,the battery management system (BMS) has been critical formerging the multi-physics models and data science necessaryfor the high efficiency, longevity, and safety of battery electricvehicles.

The BMS is the brain of the battery system and is responsiblefor State of Charge (SOC), State of Health (SOH) and State ofPower (SOP) estimation while protecting the cell by limiting its power. The BMS relies on accurate prediction of complexelectrochemical, thermal and mechanical phenomena. This raises the question of model and parameter accuracy.Moreover, if the cells are aging, which parameters should weadapt after leveraging limited sensor information from themeasured terminal voltage and sparse surface temperatures?With such a frugal sensor set, what is the optimal sensorplacement? To this end, control techniques and novel sensorsthat measure the cell swelling during lithium intercalation andthermal expansion will be presented. We will conclude byhighlighting the fundamental in predicting local hot spots,detecting internal shorts, and managing the overwhelmingenergy released during a thermal runaway.

Bio: Anna Stefanopoulou is the William Clay Ford Professor of Technology, Professor of Mechanical Engineering, and theDirector of the Energy Institute at the University of Michigan.Her training is in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering (91 Diploma NTUA, Athens) and in Electrical Engineering (94 MS, 96 PhD, UMICH, Ann Arbor). She was an assistantprofessor at the University of California, Santa Barbara and a technical specialist at Ford Motor Company.

She has been recognized as a Fellow of three differentsocieties; the ASME (2008), IEEE (2009), and SAE (2018). She is an elected member of the Executive Committee of theASME Dynamics Systems and Control Division (DSCD) and the Board of Governors of the IEEE Control Systems Society,and the Founding Chair of the ASME DSCD Energy SystemsTechnical Committee.

Her innovation in powertrain control technology has beenrecognized by multiple awards such as the 2019 AACC ControlEngineering Practice Award, the 2017 IEEE Control SystemTechnology award, the 2012 College of Engineering ResearchAward, the 2009 ASME Gustus L. Larson Memorial Award, a2008 Univ. of Michigan Faculty Recognition award, the 2005Outstanding Young Investigator by the ASME DSC division, a 2005 Henry Russel award, a 2002 Ralph Teetor SAEeducational award, a 1997 NSF CAREER award and selectedas one of the 2002 world’s most promising innovators from the MIT Technology Review. She was a member of the 2016 National Research Council (NRC) committee on fuelefficient technologies and their cost effectiveness in meetingthe 2025 US national vehicle fuel economy standards. She isworking now with an NRC committee on the US light dutyvehicle fuel economy standards “beyond-2025”.

Her work has been documented in a book, 21 US patents, 340 publications (8 of which have received awards) onestimation and control of internal combustion engines andelectrochemical processes such as fuel cells and batteries.

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Track 6: Energy6-19-2: ENERGY

Tuesday, November 12, 9:45AM–10:30AMRoom 255B,


Solar Combined Heating, Cooling, and Power SystemsBased on Hybrid PV-Thermal Technology(IMECE2019-13998)

Christos MarkidesImperial College London

Abstract: By 2050, solar technologies are projected to deliverthe majority of the world’s electricity. Although solar energy can be used to provide both heat and electrical power, mostsolar panels are designed for only one of these purposes. Inparticular, photovoltaic (PV) panels are typically less than 20%efficient in delivering electricity from the sun’s incident energy.At the same time, it is well known that PV cells experience a deterioration in performance (efficiency) when they areoperated at higher temperatures, and that this leads to highlosses especially when the solar resource is at its highest.For example, a drop in PV cell efficiency of up to 20% can beexpected when the PV cells reach operating temperatures of~60–70°C, which is easily experienced in hot climates.

This performance loss has motivated the development of so-called hybrid PV-thermal (PV-T) solar collector technology,which combines PV modules with a contacting fluid (gas orliquid) flow in various different geometries and configurations.Here, the fluid is used to cool the PV cells and, therefore, toincrease their electrical efficiency, while delivering a potentiallyuseful thermal output (hot fluid stream) from the collector,which offers some advantages when space is at a premiumand there is demand for both heat and power. PV-T collectorshave been shown to be a highly efficient technology, capableof achieving system efficiencies (electrical plus thermal) inexcess of 70%.

By far, the most common use of the thermal-energy outputfrom PV-T systems (in fact, most solar-thermal collectortechnologies) is to provide hot water at 50–60°C forhouseholds or commercial use. However, a wide range ofopportunities arise at higher temperatures when additionalpower-generation cycles (e.g., with organic Rankine cycles,thermoelectric generators, amongst other) or thermally-drivencooling technologies (e.g., with desiccant, ad/absorptionrefrigeration cycles, amongst other) can be integrated withsolar (including PV-T) collectors into wider multi/polygenerationsystems. These additional options become viable attemperatures typically above ~80°C, and importantly, becomeincreasingly efficient at progressively higher temperatures. Instandard PV-T collector designs, however, the electrical andthermal outputs are traded-off each other, since any effort tocollect additional thermal energy or to increase the temperatureof that energy leads to an electrical loss. This has led recently

to the proposal of collector designs that can deliver useful heat at a high temperature while not sacrificing the electricityoutput. In this talk, we will present conventional and suchadvanced PV-T collector designs, their underpinning principles,discuss the challenges and opportunities of further developingthis technology, and of integrating it within wider solar-energysystems capable of the affordable provision of cooling, heatingand power.

Bio: Christos Markides is Professor of Clean EnergyTechnologies, Head of the Clean Energy Processes (CEP)Laboratory and leads the Experimental Multiphase Flow (EMF)Laboratory, which is the largest experimental space of its kind at Imperial College London. He specializes in appliedthermodynamics, fluid flow, and heat/mass transfer processesas applied to high-performance devices, technologies, andsystems for thermal-energy recovery, utilization, conversion, or storage. His research interests include heating, cooling, and power, and in particular, solar energy and waste heat inheat-intensive industrial applications. He is Editor-in-Chief ofElsevier journal Applied Thermal Engineering, Member of theScientific Panel of the ASME ORC Power Systems Committee,the Scientific Panel of the Knowledge Centre – OrganicRankine Cycle (KCORC), the Scientific Committee of the UKEnergy Storage SUPERGEN Hub, and the UK National HeatTransfer Committee.

Track 7: Engineering Education7-13-1: ENGINEERING EDUCATION

Monday, November 11, 9:45AM–10:30AMRoom 155F,


Solar Combined Heating, Cooling, and Power SystemsBased on Hybrid PV-Thermal Technology(IMECE2019-13998)

Anabela C. Alves University of Minho University

Abstract: Academic and professional worlds are kept apartfrom working together by an invisible barrier. Nevertheless, the academia is preparing the future professionals and toachieve this preparation, a tuning between professional needs and academic teaching is critical. Though the academiahas an important role in forecasting the future needs, theprofessionals, many times, are in better conditions to forecastdue to their proximity to the market and its needs. So a jointwork must be done between these two worlds. Lean Educationderives from a methodology that emerged in the industry, andnowadays is spread to all industries and services, including the education services, not only as a way to improve theseservices but, more importantly, as a pedagogical platform toinnovate the learners’ curricula and better prepare them for the professional world. Lean education allows developmentof competencies such as systems thinking, critical analysis,

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sustainability and ethical issues, assessment challenges of theoverall performance of a system as opposed to the detailedfunctions of a component, as well as establishing criteria for,and transparency of decision making. This plenary addressesthe above deficiencies from a holistic perspective, accountingfor issues in communications, teamwork across discipline andgeographic borders, and project/design status visualization.Lean Education’s role as a holistic perspective and as acurricular innovation capable of developing the competenciesmissing in the current engineering curricula that bridge the gapbetween the academic and professional worlds. The talkcovers sustainability and systems concepts of Lean Education,identification of strategies and weaknesses in current curricula,competencies and skills needed to an organizational healthand Lean Education’s capability in providing content andcompetency mastery pulled by stakeholders (society,employers, faculty, students).

Bio: Anabela C. Alves, an expert in lean education, is a facultyin the Department of Production and Systems/School ofEngineering/University of Minho. She holds a Ph.D. inProduction and Systems Engineering, being affiliated toCentre ALGORITMI. Her main research interests are in theareas of Production Systems Design and Operation; LeanProduction (Lean Education, Lean Healthcare, Lean Services,Lean Product Development, Lean & TRIZ, Lean-Green, and Lean & Ergonomics); Production Planning and Control, Project Management and Engineering Education, withparticular interest in active learning methodologies, e.g.,Project-Led Education (PLE) and Project/Problem-BasedLearning (PBL). She is author/coauthor of more than 100publications in conferences publications or communications,four books, four editions of conference proceedings, 17 bookchapters and 27 international journal articles. She participatedin 26 events abroad and 27 in Portugal. She directed severalgraduate theses during her teaching career. She is member of the Scientific and Organizing Committee of the InternationalSymposium on Project Approaches in Engineering Education(PAEE). She is a member of the following societies andnetworks: SOCOLNET – Society of Collaborative Networks;Portuguese Society of Engineering Education (SPEE);Portuguese Institute of Industrial Engineering (IPEI); AmericanSociety of Mechanical Engineers (ASME); Lean EducationAcademic Network (LEAN); European Professors of IndustrialEngineering and Management (EPIEM); and IEM CareFoundation. She participated in three partnerships R&Dprojects with Bosch Car Multimedia. Her publications could be consulted at ORCID.

Track 8: Fluids Engineering8-13-1: FLUIDS ENGINEERING

Wednesday, November 13, 8:45AM–9:30AMRoom 155D,


Using Uncertainty Quantification With HPC to ReconcileModels and Measurements(IMECE2019-14000)

Philip SmithInstitute for Clean and Secure EnergyPresentation

Abstract: Bayesian methods for uncertainty quantification (UQ)provide the opportunity to identify model form uncertainty inboth measurements and models. Under sponsorship of the US DOE NNSA we have used HPC (10 - 250 thousand cores)with scalable large eddy simulations (LES) for utility scale(100–1000 MW) particle-laden pulverized coal and biomasspower boilers. We have found that these UQ-methods haveallowed us to use data from models and measurements toextrapolate from laboratory scale experiments to full-scalepredictions. The resulting Bayesian posterior predictiveincludes the effect of uncertainty from model parameters,scenario parameters, and model form uncertainty in both theinstrument models and the predictive physics-based LESmodels.

Bio: Philip Smith is presently Director, Institute for Clean andSecure Energy (ICSE), University of Utah; a Professor in theDepartment of Chemical Engineering, University of Utah; andDirector, Carbon Capture Multidisciplinary Simulation Center(CCMSC), a U.S. Dept. of Energy NNSA Predictive ScienceAcademic Alliance Program Center. He is also Chair, AmericanFlame Research Committee (AFRC), a national committee ofthe International Flame Research Foundation, Liverno, Italy and President of CRSim Inc., a Utah company. Professor Smithhas also served as department chair, Chemical Engineering,University of Utah (2000–2007); cofounder and vice-president,Reaction Engineering International (1990–1997); head of theCombustion Computations Laboratory, Advanced CombustionEngineering Research Center (ACERC), an NSF – ERC,Brigham Young University (1984–1990); staff member, LosAlamos National Laboratory, Energy (Q) Division (1982–1983);and Assistant and Associate Professor, Brigham YoungUniversity (1979–1990).

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Track 8: Fluids Engineering8-13-2: FLUIDS ENGINEERING

Wednesday, November 13, 9:45AM–10:30AMRoom 155D,


The Smallest Fluids Technologies for the Largest FluidsChallenge: Microfluidics for Energy and the Environment(IMECE2019-14001)

David SintonUniversity of Toronto

Abstract: Bayesian methods for uncertainty quantification (UQ)provide the opportunity to identify model form uncertainty inboth measurements and models. Under sponsorship of theU.S. DOE NNSA, we have used HPC (10–250 thousand cores)with scalable large eddy simulations (LES) for utility scale (100–1000 MW) particle-laden pulverized coal and biomasspower boilers. We have found that these UQ-methods haveallowed us to use data from models and measurements toextrapolate from laboratory scale experiments to full-scalepredictions. The resulting Bayesian posterior predictiveincludes the effect of uncertainty from model parameters,scenario parameters, and model form uncertainty in both theinstrument models and the predictive physics-based LESmodels.

Bio: David Sinton is a Professor in the Department ofMechanical & Industrial Engineering at the University ofToronto, and the Canada Research Chair in Microfluidics andEnergy. He was the Associate Chair of Research in Mechanical& Industrial Engineering, as well as the Interim Vice-Dean ofResearch in the Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering. Prior to joining the University of Toronto, Dr. Sinton was anAssociate Professor and Canada Research Chair at theUniversity of Victoria, and a Visiting Associate Professor atCornell University. The Sinton Lab is application-driven anddevelops fluid systems for energy and the environment. Thegroup developed a library of industrial fluid testing systemsto improve chemical performance in the energy industry,now commercialized through the startup Interface Fluidics. The group is currently developing fluid systems to producerenewable fuels from CO2, to develop energy efficient industrialworking fluids, and to quantify the environmental impacts offuture climate conditions. Dr. Sinton was an NSERC E.W.R.Steacie Memorial Fellow, and is a FASME and FAAAS. Heserves on the advisory board of the journal Lab on a Chip.

Track 9: Heat Transfer and Thermal Engineering9-69-1: HEATTRANSFER AND THERMAL

ENGINEERINGTuesday, November 12, 9:45AM–10:30AM

Room 255C, Calvin L. Rampton Salt Palace Convention Center

Using Additive Manufacturing to Advance Designs inConvective Cooling (IMECE2019-14002)

Karen A. TholePennsylvania State University

Abstract: Recent technological advances in the field of additive manufacturing (AM) have widened the design space for complex convective cooling designs. Using additivemanufacturing allows for increasingly small and complexgeometries to be fabricated with little increase in time or cost. The opportunity for heat transfer engineers is to exploitthe use of additive manufacturing in re-thinking how tooptimize cooling schemes for components, or generate novelheat transfer surfaces. Interesting roughness features resultwhen using additive manufacturing, which are a strong functionof the build parameters. The inherent roughness using additivemanufacturing can, in fact, be used to improve convective heattransfer beyond that of highly engineered surfaces. New designtools can generate components with enhanced performance;although, further improvements in accounting for roughnessare needed.

Bio: Dr. Karen A. Thole is a Distinguished Professor ofMechanical Engineering and Head of the Department ofMechanical Engineering at The Pennsylvania State University.Dr. Thole’s expertise is heat transfer and cooling of gas turbineairfoils through detailed experimental and computationalstudies. At Penn State, Dr. Thole founded the Steady ThermalAero Research Turbine Laboratory (START) lab, which houses a unique test turbine facility and is a center of excellence inheat transfer for a major gas turbine manufacturer. Dr. Tholehas published over 230 archival journal and conference papers,and supervised over 65 dissertations and theses. She currentlyserves as a Governor on ASME’s Board of Governors and is a member of NASA's National Aeronautics Committee. She has been recognized by the U.S. White House as a Champion of Change for STEM, the Rosemary Schraer Mentoring Award, and the Howard B. Palmer Faculty Mentoring Award.Dr. Thole also received the 2014 Society of Women Engineer’sDistinguished Engineering Educator Award, the 2015 ASMEGeorge Westinghouse Gold Medal, the 2016 Edwin F. ChurchMedal, and the 2019 AIAA Air Breathing Propulsion Award. She holds two degrees in Mechanical Engineering from theUniversity of Illinois and a Ph.D. from the University of Texas at Austin.xlii

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Track 9: Heat Transfer and Thermal Engineering9-69-2: HEATTRANSFER AND THERMAL ENGINEERING

Wednesday, November 13, 9:45AM–10:30AMRoom 155E,


Nanowarming for Regenerative Medicine (IMECE2019-14003)

John BischofUniversity of Minnesota

Abstract: This talk will explore the underlying physics andadvantages of nanoparticle-based rewarming technologies forregenerative medicine. Gold and iron oxide nanoparticles haveunique and tunable properties that allow transduction of opticalor radiofrequency (RF) electromagnetic fields to affect heating of biomaterials at multiple scales (1 µL droplets to L containers).Indeed, both nanoparticle types have a long history of use forcontrolled heating in the treatment of cancer. This talk willexplore the use of nanoparticle heating for a new applicationentitled “nanowarming,” which allows both rapid and uniformrewarming of vitrified (i.e., cryopreserved) biomaterials backfrom the cryogenic state, thereby avoiding crystallization andcracking failures. This warming, which can range from 100s °C/min with iron oxide RF heating to 10,000,000 °C/min with lasergold warming, addresses a rewarming technology bottleneckfor vitrified large (i.e., tissues and organs) and small systems(i.e., embryos and oocytes). New capabilities in cell, tissue, androdent organ cryopreservation, including the first zebra fishembryo cryopreservation yielding live and reproducing fish, willbe presented. In summary, this talk demonstrates the growingopportunities for nanoparticle heating in regenerative medicine.

Bio: John Bischof works in the area of thermal bioengineeringwith a focus on biopreservation, thermal therapy, and nano-medicine. His awards include the ASME Van Mow Medal andFellowships in societies including Cryobiology, JSPS, ASME,and AIMBE. He has served as the President of the Society forCryobiology and Chair of the Bioengineering Division of theASME. Dr. Bischof obtained a B.S. in Bioengineering from U.C.Berkeley (UCB) in 1987, an M.S. from UCB and U.C. SanFrancisco in 1989, and a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from UCB in 1992. After a Post-doctoral Fellowship at Harvardin the Center for Engineering in Medicine, he joined the facultyof the University of Minnesota in 1993. Dr. Bischof is now aDistinguished McKnight University Professor and KuhrmeyerChair in the Departments of Mechanical and BiomedicalEngineering, and the Medtronic-Bakken Endowed Chair andDirector of the Institute for Engineering in Medicine at theUniversity of Minnesota.

Track 10: Advanced Materials: Design,Processing, Characterization andApplications10-31-1: ADVANCED MATERIALS: DESIGN, PROCESSING, CHARACTERIZATION AND APPLICATIONS

Tuesday, November 12, 9:45AM–10:30AMRoom 255F,


Advanced Materials: Design, Processing, Characterization,and Applications (IMECE2019-14004)

Zhigang SuoHarvard University

Abstract: An integrated circuit achieves its function byintegrating dissimilar components, and so does a living organ.Soft materials—tissues, elastomers, hydrogels, and ionogels—are under intense development for immediate and far-reachingapplications. Examples include tissue regeneration, syntheticbiology, drug delivery, soft robots, ionotronics, bioelectronics,skin-attached and implanted devices, active textiles, as well aswearable and washable devices. Nearly all applications requirethe integration of dissimilar soft materials. This talk describesseveral recent examples of integrated soft materials thatachieve unusual functions. Also highlighted are fundamentalchallenges to the mechanics and chemistry of materials, suchas adhesion, fatigue, and seal. Integrated soft materials openopportunities to reinvent our disciplines and ourselves.

Bio: Zhigang Suo is Allen E. and Marilyn M. Puckett Professorof Mechanics and Materials at Harvard University. He earned a bachelor’s degree from Xi'an Jiaotong University in 1985 and a Ph.D. degree from Harvard University in 1989. Dr. Suojoined the faculty of the University of California, Santa Barbarain 1989, Princeton University in 1997, and Harvard University in 2003. His research centers on the mechanics of materials.Applications include electronics, composites, and stretchabledevices. He served on the executive committee of the ASMEApplied Mechanics Division.

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Track 10: Advanced Materials: Design,Processing, Characterization andApplications10-31-2: ADVANCED MATERIALS: DESIGN, PROCESSING, CHARACTERIZATION AND APPLICATIONS

Wednesday, November 13, 9:45AM–10:30AMRoom 155F,


Material and Microstructural Features That Prompt Sub-Crystalline Localization in Polycrystalline High-Performance Alloys(IMECE2019-14005)

Irene J. BeyerleinUniversity of California, Santa Barbara

Abstract: Improved prediction of the behavior of materialsunder the complex loading conditions encountered in structural components is critical to ensure reliable, long-term performanceand to guide the design of new materials along high controlledprocessing paths. However, a major challenge for structuralmaterials is the strong dependence of the intrinsic plasticdeformation processes on material structure, with importantfeatures at the nanoscale, microscale, and mm-scale in mostclasses of metallic materials. Deformation processes aretypically highly heterogeneous, propagating through complexmicrostructure-dominated networks, ultimately resulting inlocal damage and failure of the part. Cyclic and monotonicloading are performed on a number of high-performance alloys,such as high strength titanium aerospace alloy and Ni-basedsuperalloys. Using a combination of in situ deformation DIC and synchrotron measurements, 3D microstructuralcharacterization, and 3D crystal plasticity based computationalmodeling, we investigate the micromechanical andmicrostructural factors leading to strain localization andsubsequent slip band initiation. This suite of techniquesaltogether enables full-field measurement and modeling of theplastic and elastic field at the surface and in the bulk of thespecimen. The analysis focuses on the coupled role of elasticanisotropy, grain neighborhoods, and grain shape and size indetermining the location of the exceptionally preferred pointsof high elastic strain concentration and localized slip, when theapplied strain is under but near the macroscopic elastic-plastictransition. We find that the very few localized slip bands arecorrelated with the development of only the highest elasticstrain concentrations. Strain localization is specifically favoredin crystals that have an outstandingly compliant orientationrelative to all its neighbors and a non-equiaxed shape withsharp corners. These results explain that the presence ofannealing twins in the microstructure significantly increases the probability of localization.

Bio: Irene J. Beyerlein is a professor at the University ofCalifornia, Santa Barbara with a joint appointment in theMechanical Engineering and Materials Departments. After

receiving her Ph.D. degree in Theoretical and Applied Mechanicsat Cornell University in 1997, she began a postdoctoralappointment as a J.R. Oppenheimer Fellow at Los AlamosNational Laboratory, where she remained on the scientific staffin the Theoretical Division, until 2016. She has published onebook, nine book chapters, and more than 290 peer-reviewedarticles in the field of structural composites, materialsprocessing, multiscale modeling of microstructure/propertyrelationships, deformation mechanisms, and polycrystallineplasticity. She is an editor for Acta Materialia and ScriptaMaterialia and an associate editor for Modelling and Simulationin Materials Science and Engineering. In recent years, she hasbeen awarded the Los Alamos National Laboratory Fellow’sPrize for Research (2012), the International Plasticity Young Researcher Award (2013), the TMS DistinguishedScientist/Engineering Award (2018), and the Brimacombe Metal (2019).

Track 11: Mechanics of Solids, Structuresand Fluids11-49-1: MECHANICS OF SOLIDS, STRUCTURES AND FLUIDS

Monday, November 11, 9:45AM–10:30AMRoom 255B,


Getting Stuck and Breaking Free: Adhesion, Friction,Strength, and Toughness(IMECE2019-14006)

Kaushik BhattacharyaCalifornia Institute of Technology

Abstract: Many phenomena of scientific and technologicalinterest are described by the evolution of free boundaries orfree discontinuities. Examples include the peel front whilepeeling an adhesive tape, the rupture front of earthquakes,dislocations in solids, and the crack set during fracture. Thisevolution takes place in a heterogeneous medium where thelength scale of the heterogeneities are much smaller than thelength scale of interest. In such situations, it is natural to seekthe overall or effective behavior at the scale of interest. Thiseffective behavior is not characterized by averaging, butinstead dominated by critical events. Thus, the effectivebehavior can be qualitatively different from the local behavior.This makes such problems difficult to study, but also offersopportunities for exploiting heterogeneities to dramaticallymaterial properties. This talk will discuss the underlying issueswith examples drawn from fracture, friction, dislocationdynamics, phase boundary propagation, and peeling ofadhesive tape.

Bio: Kaushik Bhattacharya is Howell N. Tyson, Sr., Professor ofMechanics and Professor of Materials Science as well. Hereceived his B.Tech. degree from the Indian Institute ofTechnology, Madras, India in 1986, his Ph.D. from theUniversity of Minnesota in 1991, and his post-doctoral training

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at the Courant Institute for Mathematical Sciences during1991–1993. He joined Caltech in 1993. He has held visitingpositions at Cornell University (1988), Heriot-Watt University inScotland (1992), Max-Planck-Institute at Leipzig (1997–1998),Isaac Newton Institute at the University of Cambridge (1999),Indian Institute of Science at Bangalore (2001), the JetPropulsion Laboratory (2006), and the University of Cambridge(2008–2009). He has received the Distinguished Alumni Awardof the Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, the OutstandingAchievement Award of the University of Minnesota (2018), theWarner T. Koiter Medal of the American Society of MechanicalEngineering (2015), Graduate Student Council Teaching andMentoring Award at Caltech (2013), Young Investigator Prizefrom the Society of Engineering Science (2004), the SpecialAchievements Award in Applied Mechanics from the AmericanSociety of Mechanical Engineers (2004), and the NationalScience Foundation Young Investigator Award (1994). He wasEditor of the Journal of the Mechanics and Physics of Solids(2004–2015) and currently serves on the Editorial Board of anumber of journals.

Track 11: Mechanics of Solids, Structuresand Fluids11-49-2: MECHANICS OF SOLIDS, STRUCTURES AND FLUIDS

Tuesday, November 12, 9:45AM–10:30AMRoom 355B,


Getting Stuck and Breaking Free: Adhesion, Friction,Strength, and Toughness (IMECE2019-14006)

Ellen ArrudaUniversity of Michigan

Abstract: The anterior cruciate ligament, or ACL, of the knee is a soft tissue structure comprised of two main bundles ofhierarchical collagenous structures. As with all soft tissue, theACL is extremely difficult to mechanically test, and determiningits nonlinear, anisotropic mechanical response has remainedelusive. Yet, obtaining the mechanical properties of the ACL is exceedingly clinically relevant to the design of betterreplacement grafts for torn ACLs or to prevent ACL tears in the first place. This talk will focus on our recent efforts tocharacterize the ACL response utilizing full-field displacementmeasurement techniques that offer more accurate, repeatable,and comprehensive experimental data than traditional testingmethods. We have pioneered full-volume characterizationtechniques that provide much needed insight into theinaccuracies associated with many current experimentalprotocols and also the shortcomings of some popularconstitutive models in capturing the full 3D response of theACL. I will describe how we use these data to develop an ACLconstitutive model for implementation into computationalmodels of the knee during regular gait and under impactloading simulations. Accurate computational models of the

knee such as ours may one day be used to guide clinicalpractice to intervene to prevent an ACL injury or to determinethe best course of action to repair an injury.

Bio: Ellen M. Arruda is the Tim Manganello/BorgWarnerDepartment Chair of Mechanical Engineering, and the Maria Comninou Collegiate Professor of MechanicalEngineering at the University of Michigan. She also holdscourtesy appointments in Biomedical Engineering and inMacromolecular Science and Engineering. Professor Arrudaearned her B.S. degree in Engineering Science (with Honors)and her M.S. degree in Engineering Mechanics from PennState, and her Ph.D. degree in Mechanical Engineering fromMIT.

Professor Arruda teaches and conducts research in the areasof theoretical and experimental mechanics of macromolecularmaterials, including polymers, elastomers, composites, softtissues and proteins, and in tissue engineering of soft tissuesand tissue interfaces. Her recent honors and awards includethe 2019 Nadai medal from the American Society ofMechanical Engineers, the 2018 Rice medal from the Societyof Engineering Science, the 2015 Outstanding EngineeringAlumnus Award from the Pennsylvania State University, the2014 Distinguished Faculty Achievement Award from theUniversity of Michigan, the Ann Arbor Spark Best of BootCamp award 2012, and the 2012 Excellence in ResearchAward by the American Orthopaedic Society for SportsMedicine. Professor Arruda has more than 100 papers inscientific journals. She also holds 11 patents. Her H-index is 32 (ISI). Professor Arruda is a Fellow of the American Society ofMechanical Engineers, the American Academy of Mechanics,and the Society of Engineering Science. She is a member ofthe National Academy of Engineering (class of 2017). She iscurrently President of the American Academy of Mechanics.

Track 12: Micro- and Nano-SystemsEngineering and Packaging12-2-1: MICRO- AND NANO-SYSTEMS ENGINEERINGAND PACKAGING

Wednesday, November 13, 8:45AM–9:30AMRoom 255B,


Taking Microfluidics From Research Ideas to a RealProduct (IMECE2019-14008)

Bruce K. GaleUniversity of Utah

Abstract: Microfluidics have promised to revolutionize medicineand biology for decades now, but the promise has been slowto be realized. Many applications of microfluidics are nowhaving an impact. This presentation will focus on a fewtechnologies and how they have transitioned (or begun totransition) from the research lab to commercialization. The talk

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will show how simple microfluidic platforms can be used to solve complex biological problems with an emphasis onmechanical engineering approaches. The presentation willexplore a few of our recently developed technologies, inparticular, human sperm trapping and sorting for fertilitytreatment using inertial microfluidics with non-Newtonian fluids,pathogen detection from food using complex microfluidicdevices, and fast polymerase chain reaction (PCR) chips forrapid personal and medical analysis that take advantage ofmicrofluidic scaling laws. A few of our recent medical deviceprojects will also be highlighted, including a vascular couplingdevice and a nerve regeneration device.

Bio: Bruce K. Gale received his undergraduate degree inMechanical Engineering from Brigham Young University in1995 and his Ph.D. in Bioengineering from the University ofUtah in 2000. He was an assistant professor of BiomedicalEngineering at Louisiana Tech University before returning to the University of Utah in 2001, where he is now Chair and a professor of Mechanical Engineering. He is currentlyDirector of the Utah State Center of Excellence for Biomedical Microfluidics, a center devoted to research andcommercialization activities around microfluidic devices.His primary interests include solving medical, biology, andchemistry problems using a variety of microfluidic approachesto complet complex and challenging medical and biologicalassays. Specifically, he is working to develop a microfluidictoolbox and approaches for the rapid design, simulation, andfabrication of devices with medical and biological applications.The ultimate goal is to develop platforms for personalizedmedicine, which should allow medical treatments to becustomized to the needs of individual patients. As anoutgrowth of his work, five companies have been formed and he maintains a role at each. The first is Carterra, amultiplexed instrument development company focused onprotein characterization in the pharmaceutical industry thatwas spun out of his lab in 2005. The others include: Espira,which focuses on pathogen detection and exosomeseparations; Nanonc, which focuses on reproductive medicine applications of microfluidics; wFluidx, which focuses on genotyping zebrafish embryos; and MicrosurgicalInnovations, which focuses on miniature medical devices.

Track 12: Micro-and Nano-Systems Engineering and Packaging12-2-2: MICRO-AND NANO-SYSTEMS ENGINEERINGAND PACKAGING



Drag Reduction of Watercraft: Microfluidics Applied toMacroscale Objects (IMECE2019-14009)

Chang-Jin “CJ” KimUniversity of California, Los Angeles

Abstract: When an object (e.g., boat) moves in a liquid (e.g., water), drag impedes its motion, consuming energy andlimiting speed. Since maritime transportation alone accountsfor a significant portion of the global oil consumption andgreenhouse gas generation, a reduction of the water drag byeven a small fraction would have a considerable benefitworldwide. Because the skin friction drag is the largest portionof the total drag experienced by most water vehicles,numerous mechanisms to reduce the skin friction have beenexplored for decades. However, none has been widelyaccepted because of poor energy efficiency. About a decadeago, superhydrophobic (SHPo) surfaces started to receivesignificant attention because the air layer between water andthe surface can lubricate the water flows, decreasing the skinfriction. Unlike other existing gas-lubricating methods, SHPosurfaces would hold a gas layer (called plastron) within themicroscopic structures on the surface, making it possible to reduce skin friction without consuming energy to provide thegas. Despite two decades of research, however, drag reductionwith SHPo surfaces has not been obtained for the mostcoveted application example, i.e., high Reynolds number flowsin open water. This talk will present our recent achievement,i.e., the first successful large drag reductions (~30%, up to~40%) with SHPo surfaces using credit-card-size samplestested under a boat on the sea at Reynolds number as high as 1.14 × 107 (friction Reynolds number as high as 5800). The results attest the importance of microscopic nuances of SHPo surfaces for a given application even if it is of macroscale,suggesting directions for other future goals as well.

Bio: Professor Chang-Jin “CJ” Kim received his B.S. fromSeoul National University, M.S. from Iowa State University,and Ph.D. from the University of California, Berkeley, all inmechanical engineering, and joined the faculty at UCLA in1993. Holding the Distinguished Professor title and theVolgenau Endowed Chair in Engineering, he directs the Microand Nano Manufacturing Lab to perform research in MEMSand Nanotechnology, including design and fabrication ofmicro/nano structures, actuators, and systems, with a focus on the use of surface tension. The recipient of the ResearchExcellence Award (Iowa State University), TRW OutstandingYoung Teacher Award (UCLA), NSF CAREER Award,

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ALA Achievement Award, Samueli Outstanding Teacher Award(UCLA), and Ho-Am Prize in Engineering. Professor Kim has served on numerous professional and governmentalcommittees and panels in MEMS and nanotechnology,including General Chair of the 2014 IEEE InternationalConference on MEMS. An ASME Fellow, he is currently servingas Senior Editor of the IEEE Journal of MEMS and on theEditorial Advisory Board for IEEJ Transactions on Electrical and Electronic Engineering. He has also been active as ascientific advisor, consultant, and founder of start-upcompanies.

Track 13: Safety Engineering, Risk andReliability Analysis13-12-1: SAFETY ENGINEERING, RISK AND RELIABILITY ANALYSIS

Wednesday, November 13, 9:45AM–10:30AMRoom 255C,


Drag Reduction of Watercraft: Microfluidics Applied toMacroscale Objects (IMECE2019-14009)

Bilal AyyubUniversity of Maryland, College Park

Abstract: The concept of resilience is applicable to systemswith anticipated performances and subject to disturbances.Understanding and quantifying resilience enable societies to use resources efficiently for enhancing or maintaining theperformance of systems such as infrastructure. For example,natural disasters as disturbances resulted in worldwide directdamages of US$366 billion and 29,782 fatalities in 2011 alone.Storms and floods accounted for up to 70% of the 302 naturaldisasters worldwide, with earthquakes producing the greatestnumber of fatalities. Managing these risks and others rationallyrequires an appropriate definition of resilience and associatedmetrics. This presentation provides a resilience definition thatmeets a set of requirements with clear relationships to reliabilityand risk as key relevant metrics. Such metrics provide a soundbasis for the development of effective decision- and policy-making methods for multihazard environments for varioussystem types, including lifeline, environmental, financial, etc.,systems. The presentation also examines recovery, with itsclassifications based on level, spatial, and temporalconsiderations. The economics of resilience is brieflydiscussed.

Bio: DrBilal Ayyub is a University of Maryland Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Professor of ReliabilityEngineering, and Professor of Applied Mathematics andScientific Computation. Dr. Ayyub’s main research interests arerisk, resilience, uncertainty, decisions, and systems applied tocivil, mechanical, infrastructure, energy, defence, and maritimefields. Dr. Ayyub is a distinguished member of ASCE, and afellow of the Structural Engineering Institute, the Society for

Risk Analysis, ASME, and SNAME. He completed projects forgovernmental and private entities, such as the NationalScience Foundation, Department of Defence, Hartford,Chevron, Bechtel, etc. Dr. Ayyub is the recipient of severalawards and research prizes from ASCE, ASNE, ASME, ENR,the Department of the Army, etc. He has authored and co-authored more than 650 publications, including eighttextbooks and more than 15 edited books. He is also thefounding Editor-in-Chief of the ASCE-ASME Journal of Riskand Uncertainty in Engineering Systems. His most recent 2018 edited book on Climate-Resilient Infrastructure, publishedby ASCE, was selected as an Engineering-News RecordNewsmaker in 2017.

Track 14: Design, Systems and Complexity14-6-1: DESIGN, SYSTEMS AND COMPLEXITY

Wednesday, November 13, 9:45AM–10:30AMRoom 255F,


Design for Additive Manufacturing: Opportunities andChallenges (IMECE2019-14011)

David RosenSingapore University of Technology & Designand Georgia Institute of Technology

Abstract: Broadly speaking, the idea of design for additivemanufacturing (DFAM) is to explore new design spacesto take advantage of the unique capabilities of AM processes.With tremendous design freedom available, resulting devicedesigns can be complex geometrically, with complex materialand property distributions, that perform multiple functions. At the same time, AM processes perform millions of operations to fabricate a part. Is it any wonder that partsexhibit more variability than in conventional manufacturingprocesses? In this talk, I explore the opportunities andchallenges surrounding these issues of DFAM. Regardingopportunities, I highlight two directions. First, I present the idea of simultaneous design of a part, its material, and its manufacturing process since these are intimately linked in additive manufacturing. The fundamental need is to integrate materials information, specifically process-structure-property relationships, in order to determine if desired spatial distributions of properties are feasible given a material and a manufacturing process. Second, I highlight the need for methods of robust and reliability design to address process variabilities and enable partqualification. Regarding challenges, several topics areaddressed, starting with the rapid changes in the AM industry.Additionally, a core attribute of AM processes is that both thepart geometry and part material is fabricated simultaneously,in contrast to conventional manufacturing processes, which is the source of many challenges. The talk concludes with anoverview of commercial software offerings to support DFAM,as well as standardization efforts that offer guidance todesigners.

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Bio: David Rosen is a Professor in the School of MechanicalEngineering at the Georgia Institute of Technology (on leave).Additionally, he is the Research Director of the DigitalManufacturing and Design Centre at the Singapore Universityof Technology & Design. He received his Ph.D. at the Universityof Massachusetts in 1992 in mechanical engineering. His research interests lie at the intersection of design,manufacturing, and computing with specific focus on additivemanufacturing (AM), computer-aided design, and designmethodology. He has industry experience, working as asoftware engineer at Computervision Corp. and a VisitingResearch Scientist at Ford Research Laboratories. He is aFellow of ASME and has served on the ASME Computers andInformation in Engineering Division Executive Committee. He is the recipient of the 2013 Solid Freeform FabricationSymposium, International Freeform and Additive ManufacturingExcellence (FAME) Award, and he is the co-author of a leadingtextbook in the AM field.

Track 18: Conference Wide Symposium18-1-1: DESIGN, SYSTEMS AND COMPLEXITY



Failure Is Not an Option: Avoiding Operational DisruptionsWith Mechanistic and Data-Driven Damage Prognostics ‒Sponsored by the NDPD Division(IMECE2019-14012)

Kai GoebelPalo Alto Research Center

Abstract: We are in an age where pervasive sensing, highcommunication bandwidth, and advances in AI have arrived at industrial equipment. The question is how one can leveragethese advances for operational gain. To uphold operationalfunctionality, these techniques flow into a Condition-BasedMaintenance (CBM) strategy, where maintenance is onlyperformed on evidence of need identified through direct orindirect monitoring. Knowledge of an asset’s condition andhow it will evolve is required such that the remedial action canbe prescribed with sufficient lead time to minimize the cost andoperational impact of the occurrence of a potential disruption.This strategy differs from “on-condition” maintenance in thatan understanding of how much time is available before theasset loses functionality can be leveraged. The basic conceptentails collecting and assessing data from NDE inspectionsand in situ sensors to estimate remaining life of the system inquestion. This is done using either mechanistic, physics-basedmodels, or as suitable, data-driven AI techniques. This talk laysout a roadmap of the tools and methods that are to be used torealize the promise of making failure not an option.

Bio: Dr. Kai Goebel is a Principal Scientist in the SystemSciences Lab at Palo Alto Research Center (PARC). His interestis broadly in condition-based maintenance and systems healthmanagement for a broad spectrum of cyber-physical systemsin the transportation, energy, aerospace, defense, andmanufacturing sectors. Prior to joining PARC, Dr. Goebelworked at NASA Ames Research Center and General ElectricCorporate Research & Development center. At NASA, he was a branch chief leading the Discovery and Systems Health techarea, which included groups for machine learning, quantumcomputing, physics modeling, and diagnostics & prognostics.He founded and directed the Prognostics Center of Excellence,which advanced our understanding of the fundamental aspectsof prognostics. He holds 18 patents and has published morethan 350 papers, including a book on Prognostics. Dr. Goebelwas an adjunct professor at Rensselaer Polytechnic Instituteand is now adjunct professor at Lulea Technical University.He is a member of ASME, co-founder of the Prognostics andHealth Management Society, and associate editor of theInternational Journal of PHM.

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Room 9:45am–10:30am PG. 10:45am–12:30pm PG. 2:00pm–3:45pm PG. 4:00pm–5:45pm PG.

155A 5-8-1 : Novel Control of 48 4-6-1 : Biomedical 36 4-6-2 : Biomedical 37Dynamic System and Devices I Devices IIDesign-1

155B 5-3-3 : Nonlinear Dynamics, 47 5-3-1 : Nonlinear 49 5-3-2 : Nonlinear 50Control, and Stochastic Dynamics, Control, and Dynamics, Control, andMechanics III Stochastic Mechanics I Stochastic Mechanics II

155C 2-1-1 : Advanced 7 2-9-1 : Computational 7 2-9-2 : Computational 9 2-9-3 : Computational 12Manufacturing Plenary Advanced Manufacturing: Advanced Manufacturing: Advanced Manufacturing:Session Machining, Milling Ceramics, Composites Nanostructures, Polymers

155D 4-1-1 : Biomedical and 33 2-10-1 : Tolerance 7 2-10-2 : Variation 10 2-10-3 : Geometric 12Biotechnology Engineering Analysis and Robust Simulation Modeling and InspectionPlenary Session I Design

155E 5-1-1 : Dynamics, Vibration, 47 2-13-1 : Digital Twin 8 2-13-2 : Industry 4.0 11 2-13-3 : Cyber- 13and Control Plenary Aspects Aspects Manufacturing AspectsSession I

155F 7-13-1 : Engineering 77 2-11-1 : Robotics and 8 2-12-2 : Laser-based 13Education Plenary Session Automation in Advanced Additive Manufacturing

Manufacturing

250A 5-9-1 : Multibody Dynamic 48 5-9-2 : Multibody Dynamic 50 5-9-3 : Multibody Dynamic 51Systems and Applications I Systems and Applications II Systems and Applications III

250B 5-5-1 : Fluid-structure 47 5-10-2 : Vibrations of 50 5-10-1 : Vibrations of 52Interaction I Continuous Systems II Continuous Systems I

250C 11-46-1 : Young Medalist 136 5-8-2 : Novel Control of 49 11-46-2 : Young Medalist 143Symposium I Dynamic System and Symposium II

Design-2

250D 7-1-1 : Curriculum 77 7-1-2 : Curriculum 78 7-3-1 : Engineering 79Innovations, Pedagogy and Innovations, Pedagogy and Accreditation, Data Learning Methodologies – I Learning Methodologies – II Collection, Assessment

and ABET

250E 9-43-1 : K13-1 Heat 93 7-6-1 : Fluid Mechanics, 78 9-45-1 : Condensation 96Transfer in MultiPhase Heat Transfer, ExperimentsSystems – I and Energy Systems

250F 9-23-1 : Panel: Engaging 93 9-43-2 : K13-1 Heat 95 9-64-1 : K20-3 Methods 97with the Heat Transfer Transfer in MultiPhase and Algorithms in Division (HTD) and Systems – II Computational Heat Technical Committees Transfer

251A 11-11-1 : Multiscale 134 9-63-1 : K20-2 Applications 95 9-66-1 : K21-1 Panel on 97Mechanics of Ductile of Computational Heat Recent AdvancementsFailure Transfer and Discussions in Heat

Transfer and Thermal Science Education

251B 11-10-1 : Dynamic 134 11-10-2 : Dynamic 138 11-10-3 : Dynamic 140Failure of Materials and Failure of Materials and Failure of Materials and Structures – 1 Structures – 2 Structures-3

251C 11-7-1 : From Single- 133 11-7-2 : Plastic Anisotropy 137 11-7-3 : Glass and 140crystal to Polycrystalline (I) Ceramic MaterialsBehavior: Experiments andModeling

251D 11-42-1 : Nonlinear 136 11-44-1 : Keynote Lectures 139 11-44-2 : Keynote Lectures 143Dynamics, Control and on Computational on ComputationalStochastic Mechanics IV Mechanics – 1 Mechanics – 2

251E 11-18-1 : In-Situ and 135 11-18-2 : In-Situ and 138 11-18-3 : In-Situ and 141Quantitative Visualization Quantitative Visualization Quantitative VisualizationTechniques: Bio-materials Techniques: Microscopy Techniques: Macro-scaleand Optical Techniques in Experimental Mechanics Phenomena

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EXHIBIT HALL POSTER SESSIONS

Undergraduate Research and Design Expo Student Poster Competition Sunday, November 10 5:30pm–7:00pm

NSF Student Competition Wednesday, November 13 12:00pm–2:30pm

Virtual Podium Wednesday, November 13 12:00pm–2:30pm

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254B 9-20-1 : Fundamentals of 94 5-8-3 : Novel Control of 51Electron and Phonon Dynamic System and Nonequilibrium Transport Design – 3(Joint with K-9)

255A 11-39-1 : Multiphysics 136 11-39-2 : Multiphysics 138 11-39-3 : Multiphysics 142Simulations and Simulations and Simulations and Experiments for Solids I Experiments for Solids II Experiments for Solids III

255B 11-49-1 : Mechanics of 133 4-7-1 : Dynamics and 34 2-6-1 : 4th Symposium on 9 2-6-2 : 4th Symposium on 11Solids, Structures and Control of Biomechanical Fastening, Adhesive Fastening, Adhesive Fluids Plenary Session I Systems I Bonding, and Welding Bonding, and Welding

Technology – 1 Technology – 2

255C 3-1-2 : Advances in 29 4-3-1 : Vibration and 33 4-3-2 : Biomedical 35 4-2-1 : Injury and Damage 36Aerospace Technology Acoustics Applications in Characteristics and Biomechanics IPlenary Session II Internal Organs Characterisation

255D 11-17-1 : Mechanics of 134 11-42-2 : Nonlinear 139 11-25-1 : High-Performance 142Adhesion and Friction – I Dynamics, Control and Nanostructural Materials

Stochastic Mechanics V and Nanocomposites

255E 11-8-1 : Perspective on 133 11-8-2 : Perspective on 137 11-8-3 : Perspective on 140Fracture and Failure Fracture and Failure Fracture and FailureMechanics I Mechanics II Mechanics III

255F 6-19-1 : Energy Plenary 61 4-4-1 : Biomedical Imaging, 33 4-4-2 : Biomedical Imaging, 35 4-8-1 : Clinical Applications 37Session I Therapy and Tissue Therapy and Tissue of Bioengineering

Characterization I Characterization II

257 6-3-1 : Thermoeconomics 61 11-43-1 : Fluid-structure 139 11-22-1 : Computational 141Interaction Modeling of Extreme

Events - 1

258 6-1-1 : Modelling of 61 6-1-2 : Experimental 62 6-1-3 : Energy-Related 63Energy-Related Analysis on Energy- Scenarios and Components Related Materials and Theorical Studies

Components

259 11-28-1 : Recent Advances 135 6-5-1 : Energy Systems 62 6-5-2 : Energy Systems 63and Applications in Components – 1 Components – 2Meshfree and Particle Methods

260 7-10-1 : Teaching 77 7-10-2 : Teaching 78 7-12-1 : Engineering 79Laboratories, Machine Laboratories, Machine Research Innovation andShop Experiences, and Shop Experiences, and REUTechnology-Aided Technology-AidedLearning – I Learning- II

355B 4-5-1 : Microstructural, 34 4-5-2 : Modeling, 35 4-5-3 : Stenosis 37Mechanical and Cryogenic Hyperelastic Diagnosis, AstrocytesProperties of Biomaterials Characterization and Encapsulation, and Core

Dynamic Behavior of Sheath Wet Biomaterials Electrospinning

355C 5-15-1 : Multi-Physics 48 2-12-1 : Material 10Dynamics-Control & Processing Based onDiagnostics-Prognostics Laser Heat Transfer andof Structures and Devices Laser Ablation

355D 3-6-1 : Lightweight 27 3-6-2 : Lightweight 27 3-2-1 : Advances in 28Sandwich Composites and Sandwich Composites and AerodynamicsLayered Structures – I Layered Structures – II

355E 3-5-1 : Beam, Plate, and 27 3-7-1 : Dynamic Behavior 28 9-41-1 : K11-3 CMS - 96Shell Structures of Composites Applied Combustion

355F 9-32-1 : K10-1 Single 93 9-35-1 : K10-4 Heat 94 9-36-1 : K10-5 Advances 95Phase Heat Transfer Exchangers in Heat ExchangersEquipment Design and Analysis – I

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155A 6-2-1 : Thermodynamics 64 6-2-2 : Energy and Exergy 65 6-2-3 : Chemical 66of Thermal and Cooling Analysis of Power Cycles Thermodynamic ProcessesProcesses

155B 6-4-1 : Energy Harvesting 64 6-4-2 : Stirling Engines 66 6-4-3 : Advanced Power 67Devices and Flywheel Batteries Cycles and Chemical

Processes

155C 2-1-2 : Advanced 14 2-5-1 : Advanced 15 2-5-2 : Advanced 16 2-5-3 : Advanced 17Manufacturing Plenary Machining: Milling Machining: Turning Machining: DrillingSession II

155D 3-1-1 : Advances in 27 2-4-1 : Nanomanufacturing: 14 2-4-2 : Nanomanufacturing: 15 2-8-1 : Innovative Product 17Aerospace Technology Synthesis and Assembly Additive, Top-Down, and and Process Design IPlenary Session I of Nanomaterials and Self-Assembly

Nanocomposites Approaches

155E 4-1-2 : Biomedical and 39 2-2-1 : Metals Additive 14 2-2-2 : Metals Additive 15 2-2-3 : Metals Additive 16Biotechnology Engineering Manufacturing I Manufacturing II Manufacturing IIIPlenary Session II

155F 5-1-2 : Dynamics, Vibration, 53 3-12-1 : Peridynamics 29 3-12-2 : Peridynamics 31 3-3-1 : Novel Aerospace 32and Control Plenary Modeling – I Modeling – II Propulsion SystemsSession II

250A 6-16-1 : Biomass 65 6-7-1 : Thermal Energy 66 6-7-2 : Thermal Energy 67Technologies and Storage I Storage IIConversion for Bioenergy

250B 7-4-1 : Systems 80 7-5-1 : Applied Mechanics, 81 7-9-1 : K-12 STEM, RET- 81Engineering and Dynamic Systems and University, School andSustainable Engineering Control Engineering Industry AllianceEducation

250C 7-7-1 : Problem Solving 80 8-14-1 : Young Engineers 83 8-7-1 : 15th Forum on 84in Engineering Education, Paper (YEP) Contest Recent Developments inResearch and Practice Multiphase Flow

250D 8-9-1 : Industrial Flows I 83 8-9-2 : Industrial Flows II 83 8-9-3 : Industrial Flows III 84

250E 9-6-1 : K6-6 Radiative 98 9-7-1 : K6-7 Heat Transfer 99 9-9-1 : K6-9 Two Phase 101Heat Transfer of Energy in Passive Thermal Control Transport in Energy Systems Systems Systems and Non-

equilibrium and Dynamic Energy Systems

250F 9-36-2 : K10-5 Advances 99 9-39-1 : K11-1 CMS – 100 9-39-2 : K11-1 CMS – 101in Heat Exchangers Design Combustion Processes – I Combustion Processes – IIand Analysis – II

251A 10-26-1 : Materials 114 10-26-2 : Materials 115 10-26-3 : Materials 117Processing and Processing and Processing and Characterization – I Characterization – II Characterization – III

251B 10-10-1 : Multifunctional 113 10-10-2 : Multifunctional 115 10-10-3 : Multifunctional 116Composite Materials and Composite Materials and Composite Materials andStructures – I Structures – II Structures – III

251C 10-4-1 : Active Mechanical 113 10-4-2 : Anomalous 114 10-4-3 : Multiphysics 116Metamaterials Physical Properties of Behavior of Mechanical

Mechanical Metamaterials Metamaterials

251D 10-20-1 : ONR, NIST, ARO 114 10-20-2 : NSF, DARPA, 115 11-39-4 : Multiphysics 150AFOSR Simulations and

Experiments for Solids IV

251E 11-47-1 : Drucker Medal 146 11-47-2 : Drucker Medal 148 11-47-3 : Drucker Medal 151Symposium – I Symposium – II Symposium – III

254B 9-25-1 : K9-2 Thermal 98 9-25-2 : K9-2 Thermal 100Transport in 2D and Transport in 2D andAnisotropic Materials Anisotropic Materials – II

255A 11-1-1 : Polymer Gel-1 144 11-1-2 : Polymer Gel-2 146 11-1-3 : Biomechanics 148and Biomaterials

255B 6-19-2 : Energy Plenary 64 3-15-1 : Structural Health 30 3-10-1 : Impact, Damage 31 4-9-1 : Biotransport 42Session II Monitoring of Composite and Fracture of

Materials and Structures Composite Structures

255C 9-69-1 : Heat Transfer and 98 4-2-2 : Injury and Damage 39 4-2-3 : Injury and Damage 40 4-2-4 : Injury and Damage 41Thermal Engineering Biomechanics II Biomechanics III Biomechanics IVPlenary Session Ilii


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255D 11-14-1 : Mechanics of 145 11-14-2 : Mechanics of 147 11-14-3 : Mechanics of 149Materials in Extreme Materials in Extreme Materials in Extreme Environments: Constitutive Environments: Dynamic Environments: ExtremeModeling of Polymers Behavior Temperatures

255E 11-7-4 : Plastic anisotropy 144 11-7-5 : Novel 147 11-7-6 : Plasticity and 149(II) Experimental Methods Damage

255F 10-31-1 : Advanced 113 4-10-1 : Computational 40 4-10-2 : Computational 41 4-10-3 : Computational 42Materials: Design, Modeling 1 Modeling 2 Modeling 3Processing, Characterization, and Applications Plenary Session I

257 11-22-2 : Computational 145 11-33-1 : Multiscale 147 11-33-2 : Multiscale 150Modeling of Extreme Methods for Simulation Methods for SimulationEvents – 2 and Design of Materials and Design of Materials

Including Machine Learning Including Machine Learningand Other Emerging and Other EmergingMethods – I Methods – II

258 11-38-1 : Peridynamic 145 11-38-2 : Peridynamic 148 11-38-3 : Peridynamic 150Modeling of Materials’ Modeling of Materials’ Modeling of Materials’Behavior I Behavior II Behavior III

259 11-10-4 : Dynamic Failure 144 5-7-1 : Smart Structures 55 5-2-1 : General Dynamics, 56of Materials and and Structronic Systems I Vibration and Control IStructures – 4

260 5-5-2 : Fluid-structure 53 5-4-1 : Robot Control 54 5-4-2 : Robot Design 56Interaction II

355B 11-49-2 : Mechanics of 144 4-5-4 : Bio-3D Printing, 39 4-14-1 : Biotechnology 41Solids, Structures and Fused Filament Fabrication, and General ApplicationsFluids Plenary Session II and Printable Hydrogels

355C 5-16-1 : Renewable 54 5-11-1 : Mobile Robots 55 5-11-2 : Mobile Robots 57Energy, Structural Health and Unmanned Ground and Unmanned GroundMonitoring I Vehicles I Vehicles II

355D 5-12-1 : Control Theory 53 3-14-1 : Nonlinear 32 10-30-1 : Nanomaterials 117and Applications I Problems in Aerospace for Energy I

Structures

355E 3-4-1 : Advances in 29 3-4-2 : Advances in 30 10-11-1 : Multifunctional 116Aerospace Structures and Aerospace Structures and NanomaterialsMaterials – I Materials – II

355F 3-13-1 : Computational 29 3-8-1 : Dynamics and 30 5-6-1 : Dynamics and 56Aerospace Structural Control of Aerospace Control in Micro/NanoDynamics and Structures Engineering IAeroelasticity

Room 8:45am–9:30am PG. 9:45am–10:30am PG. 10:45am–12:30pm PG. 2:00pm–3:45pm PG. 4:00pm–5:45pm PG.

155A 4-13-1 : Design of 43 4-13-2 : Data- 45 4-13-3 : System 46Limb Rehabilitation Driven Design for Analysis forRobots Rehabilitation Rehabilitation

Robots Robotics

155B 5-13-1 : Stochastic 58 10-1-1 : In-Situ 119 9-2-1 : K6-2 104Optimization, Techniques in Numerical AnalysisUncertainty and Experimental and PerformanceProbability Mechanics Asssessment of

Energy Systems

155C 1-14-1 : Acoustics, 1 1-1-1 : Theoretical 1 1-1-2 : Nonlinear 1 1-1-3 : 2Vibration, and Phononics Phononics Computational andPhononics Plenary SpacetimeSession Phononics

155D 8-13-1 : Fluids 85 8-13-2 : Fluids 85 1-2-1 : Passive, 1 1-6-1 : Vibration/ 2Engineering Engineering Plenary Semi-Active and Acoustic Plenary Session I Session II Active Noise Measurements,

Control I Signal Processing and System Identification I

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155E 9-69-2 : Heat 102 2-5-4 : Advanced 19 2-5-5 : Non- 20 2-5-6 : Other 22Transfer and Finishing conventional InnovativeThermal Engineering Processes Machining MachiningPlenary Session II Processes: EDM Processes

and ECM

155F 10-31-2 : Advanced 118 2-8-2 : Innovative 19 2-8-3 : Innovative 20 2-8-4 : Innovative 22Materials: Design, Product and Product and Product and Processing, Process Design II Process Design III Process Design IVCharacterization and Applications Plenary Session II

250A 9-26-1 : K9-3 102 9-29-1 : K9-6 103 9-29-2 : K9-6 105Thermal Transport Nanoscale Nanoscalein Metamaterials Modeling and Modeling and

Simulation – I Simulation – II

250B 6-16-2 : Biomass 69 6-4-4 : Design and 69 6-4-5 : Design and 70Technologies and Analysis of Energy Analysis of EnergyConversion for Systems – 1 Systems – 2Biofuel

250C 6-6-1 : Low 68 6-7-3 : Thermal 70 6-8-1 : 71Temperature Energy Energy Storage III EnvironmentalConversion Aspects of Systems Energy Systems

250D 6-11-1 : Lithium 68 6-11-2 : Modeling 70 6-11-3: 71Batteries and of Lithium ElectrochemicalBeyond Batteries Systems –

Materials and Optimization

250E 8-11-1 : 19th 85 8-2-1 : 26th 86 8-2-2 : 26th 87International Symposium on Symposium on Symposium on Fluid Mechanics Fluid MechanicsMeasurement and and Rheology and Rheology ofModeling of of Nonlinear Nonlinear MaterialsEnvironmental Materials and and ComplexFlows and Wind Complex Fluids – I Fluids – IITurbine Aerodynamics and Control

250F 8-9-4 : Industrial 85 8-12-1 : 12th Forum 86 8-1-1 : 17th 87Flows and Fluid on Fluid Symposium onMeasurement & Measurements Electric, MagneticInstrumentation and Instrumentation and Thermal

Phenomena in Micro and Nano-Scale Systems

251A 10-26-4: Materials 118 10-26-5: Materials 120 10-26-6: Materials 121Processing and Processing and Processing andCharacterization – Characterization – Characterization –IV V VI

251B 9-14-1 : K6-14 102 9-10-1 : K6-10 103Radiation Panel on the Key Properties Role of Heat

Transfer Analysis in Energy SystemsResearch

251C 9-46-1 : K14-1 102 9-19-1 : K8-2 103 9-19-2 : K8-2 104Gas Turbine Heat Fundamentals of Fundamentals ofTransfer and Single Phase Single Phase Cooling Convection I Convection II

251D 10-10-4 : 118 10-10-5 : 119 10-20-3 : Center 120Multifunctional Multifunctional DirectorsComposite CompositeMaterials and Materials andStructures – IV Structures – V

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251E 10-4-4 : 118 10-4-5 : Dynamical 119 10-17-1 : 120Reconfigurable and Transient ConstitutiveMechanical Phenomena in Modeling of the Metamaterials Mechanical Mechanical

Metamaterials Behavior and Performance of Electronic, Photonic,MEMS, and NEMS Materials, Assemblies, Packages, Modules, and Systems – I

255B 12-2-1 : Micro-and 169 12-2-2 : Micro-and 169 2-2-4 : Polymer 18 2-2-5 : Polymer 19 2-2-6 : Hybrid 21Nano-Systems Nano-Systems Additive Additive AdditiveEngineering and Engineering and Manufacturing I Manufacturing II ManufacturingPackaging Plenary Packaging Plenary ProcessesSession I Session II

255C 13-12-1 : Safety 175 2-2-7 : Additive 18 2-14-1 : General 21Engineering, Risk Manufacturing of Manufacturingand Reliability Composites &Analysis Plenary CeramicsSession

255D 5-2-2 : General 58 5-2-3 : General 59 5-2-4 : General 60Dynamics, Vibration Dynamics, Vibration Dynamics, Vibrationand Control II and Control III and Control IV

255E 5-4-3 : Mechanism 58 5-4-4 : Mechanism 59 5-4-5 : Compliant 60Design I Design II Mechanisms

255F 14-6-1 : Design, 181 4-2-5 : Injury and 43 4-10-4 : 44 4-10-5 : 45Systems and Damage Computational ComputationalComplexity Biomechanics V Modeling 4 Modeling 5Plenary Session

257 11-1-4 : Liquid 152 11-1-5 : Soft 153 11-1-6 : Mechanics 154Crystal Elastomer Actuating Materials of Indentation,

Injection and Cavitation

258 11-47-4 : Drucker 153 11-5-1 : Mechanics, 155Medal Symposium Modeling and – IV Manufacturing of

Soft Materials and Soft Robots – I

259 11-7-7 : Plasticity 152 11-37-1 : IiSS 154 11-37-2 : IiSS 156of Heterogeneous Session 1 Session 2 Materials Composite Material Instabilities

Instabilities

260 11-23-1 : Multi- 152 11-23-2 : Multi- 153 11-23-3 : Multi- 155Scale Computations Scale Computations Scale Computations1 2 3

355B 18-1-1 : Conference 217 4-11-1 : 43 4-11-2 : 44 4-12-1 : Sensors 45Wide Symposium Musculoskeletal Musculoskeletal and ActuatorsPlenary Session and Sports and Sports

Biomechanics 1 Biomechanics 2

355C 12-7-1 : Applied 169 11-27-1 : Mechanics 153 11-32-1 : Congress- 155Mechanics and of Thin-Film and Wide SymposiumMaterials in Micro Multi-Layer on Additive and Nano-Systems Structures Manufacturing: – 1 Failure of Additively

Manufactured Materials – 1

355D 13-6-1 : Prognostic 13-1-1 : Reliabilityand Health MethodsManagement – I

355E 14-4-1 : Design for 181 14-4-2 : Design for 181 14-3-1 : 182Additive Additive Optimisation IManufacturing I Manufacturing II

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355F 14-2-1 : CAD, CAM 181 12-3-1 : Design 169 12-8-1 : Microfluidics 170and CAE Design I and Fabrication, and Nanofluidics

Analysis, Processes, in Bioengineeringand Technology for Applications IIMicro and Nano Devices andSystems


155A 10-9-1 : Modeling, 122 10-9-2 : Modeling, 124 10-9-3 : Modeling, 127 10-15-1 : Lithium-ion 129Simulation, and Design of Simulation, and Design of Simulation, and Design of Battery Safety under Multifunctional Materials – Multifunctional Materials – Multifunctional Materials – Abusive ConditionsI: Multiscale and II: Metamaterials and III: Composites and Multiphysical Phenomena Lattice Structures Engineering Materials

155B 10-17-2 : Constitutive 122 10-27-1 : Phase 126 10-27-2 : Phase 128 10-27-3 : Phase 131Modeling of the Mechanical Transformations in Transformations in Transformations in Behavior and Performance Materials Processing – I Materials Processing – II Materials Processing – IIIof Electronic, Photonic, MEMS, and NEMS Materials, Assemblies, Packages, Modules, and Systems – II

155C 1-1-4 : Topological States 3 1-1-5 : Control of 3 1-1-6 : Beyond Elastic 4 1-12-2 : NDE & SHM II: 6and Instabilities in Phononic Materials Phononics: Acoustics, Ultrasonic Waves for Phononics Thermoelectricity, and Material Characterization

Electromagnetics and Damage Assessment

155D 6-10-1 : Renewable 72 6-10-2 : Renewable 73 6-10-3 : Renewable 74 6-10-4 : Renewable 75Energy 1 Energy 2 Energy 3 Energy 4

155E 6-12-1 : Fuel Cells and 73 6-12-2 : PEM Fuel Cells 74 6-14-1 : Nuclear Power 75 6-14-2 : Nuclear Power 76Electrolyzers Plants: Design, Analysis, Plants: Design, Analysis,

and Safety – I and Safety – II

155F 6-9-1 : Performance 72 6-9-2 : Innovations in 73 6-9-3 : Control and 74 8-3-3 : 25th Symposium 91Evaluations of Envelops HVAC Systems Optimization of Energy on Fundamental Issuesand Materials of Buildings Systems for Buildings and Perspectives in Fluidand HVAC Systems Mechanics – III

250A 10-25-1 : Material 123 10-25-2 : Material 125 10-29-1 : Recent 128 10-29-2 : Recent 131Processing of Flexible Processing of Flexible Developments in Developments in Electronics, Sensors, and Electronics, Sensors, and Tribology – I Tribology – IIDevices – I Devices – II

250B 11-1-7 : Structure and 157 11-1-8 : Constitutive 160 11-1-9 : Aging and 163 11-1-10 : Soft Matter 165Device Modelling Damaging Physics

250C 11-2-1 : Design of 157 11-2-2 : Fabrication and 160 11-3-1 : 3D Printing of 163 11-3-2 : 3D/4D Printing of 165Functional Soft Composites Processing of Soft Functional Materials and Structures and

Composites Composites Biomaterials

250D 11-5-2 : Mechanics, 157 11-5-3 : Mechanics, 160 11-5-4 : Mechanics, 163 11-5-5 : Mechanics, 166Modeling and Modeling and Modeling and Modeling and Manufacturing of Soft Manufacturing of Soft Manufacturing of Soft Manufacturing of SoftMaterials and Soft Materials and Soft Materials and Soft Materials and SoftRobots – II Robots – III Robots – IV Robots – V

250E 11-12-1 : Damage and 158 11-12-2 : Atmositic Scale 161 11-12-3 : Multiscale 164 11-12-4 : Modeling of 166Fatigue in Engineering Crack Nucleation and Fracture and Fatigue Fatigue Crack andApplications Propogation Modeling Modeling in Materials Interface Behavior

250F 11-35-1 : Mechanics and 158 11-19-1 : Multiscale 161 13-8-1 : General Topics on 178 13-9-1 : Safety in 179Design of Cellular Materials Models and Experimental Risk, Safety and Reliability Transportation,

Techniques for Composite Agriculture, and Off-RoadMaterials and Structures Vehicles

251A 14-1-1 : Product and 183 14-1-2 : Product and 183 14-1-3 : Product and 184 14-1-4 : Product and 185Process Design I Process Design II Process Design III Social Aware Design

251B 12-5-1 : Micro and Nano 171 12-10-1 : Inertial 173 12-7-2 : Applied Mechanics 173 12-7-3 : Applied Mechanics 174Systems in Medicine and Navigation: MEMS/NEMS and Materials in Micro and Materials in MicroBiology to Bio-Inspired and Nanosystems – 2 and Nanosystems – 3

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251C 12-6-1 : Micro/Nano 171 12-8-2 : Micro/ Nanoscale 172 2-3-1 : Non-destructive 24 2-3-2 : Measurement Science 25Materials and Devices Electrokinetics Examination Techniques and Sensors to Support

for Additive Manufacturing Advanced Manufacturing

251D 2-7-1 : Novel Processes 23 2-7-2 : Incremental Forming 23 2-7-3 : Numerical Modeling 24 2-7-4 : Properties and 25Defects

251E 14-2-2 : CAD, CAM and 183 14-3-2 : Optimisation II 184 14-3-3 : Optimisation III 184 9-51-2 : K16-1: Heat 111CAE Design II Transfer in Electronic

Equipment II

255A 10-24-1 : Fracture and 123 10-24-2 : Fracture and 125 1-12-1 : NDE & SHM I: 5 10-13-1 : Bioinspired 129Damage: Nano- to Damage: Nano- to Ultrasonic Waves for Materials, Processes andMacro-Scale- I Macro-Scale- II Material Characterization Applications

and Damage Assessment

255B 8-5-1 : EFD/CFD Choice – 88 8-4-1 : Symposium on 89 8-4-2 : Symposium on 90 8-4-3 : Symposium on 91A Dilemma for Industries CFD Applications for CFD Applications for CFD Applications for

Optimization and Controls Optimization and Controls Optimization and Controls– I – II – III

255C 8-2-3 : 26th Symposium on 88 8-3-1 : 25th Symposium on 88 9-15-1 : K7-1 Spatially 108 9-16-1 : K7-2 111Fluid Mechanics & Rheology Fundamental Issues and Resolved Thermophysical Thermophysical Propertiesof Nonlinear Materials and Perspectives in Fluid Property Measurements of Next-Generation Complex Fluids – III Mechanics – I Thermal Storage Materials

255D 1-10-1 : Computational 3 1-2-2 : Passive, Semi- 4 9-51-1 : K16-1: Heat 109 9-53-1 : K18-1 Thermal 112Acoustics and Human Active and Active Noise Transfer in Electronic Transport under HighPerception of Sound Control II Equipment I Temperature and/or

Pressure Conditions

255E 9-57-1 : K19-1 Heat and 107 9-30-1 : K9-7 Nanoscale 108 9-30-2 : K9-7 Nanoscale 109 9-31-1 : K9-8 Nanoscale 111Mass Transfer in the Natural Thermal Radiation Thermal Radiation Materials for Thermaland Built Environment Energy Systems

255F 9-4-1 : K6-4 Heat Transfer 106 10-20-4 : Center Director 124 9-59-1 : Advances in 110 10-23-2 : Nanoengineered, 130in Solar Power Systems and Panel Discussion Water and Wastewater Nano Modified, Hierarchical,

Processing and Water Multi-Scale Materials and Desalination Technologies Structures – II

257 9-18-1 : K8-1 Fundamentals 106 9-18-2 : K8-1 Fundamentals 107 9-49-1 : K15-3 Transport 109 9-5-1 : K6-1 Simulation 110of Boiling, Evaporation, and of Boiling, Evaporation, and Phenomena in Additive and Validation Methods ofCondensation Including Condensation Including Manufacturing Mixed Convection andMicro/Nano-scale Effects I Micro/Nano-scale Effects II Conjugate Heat Transfer

Analyses in Annular or Ducting Systems

258 11-36-1 : Multifunctional 159 11-36-2 : Multifunctional 162 8-3-2 : 25th Symposium on 90 1-6-2 : Vibration/Acoustic 5and Micro/Nano-structured and Micro/Nano-structured Fundamental Issues and Measurements, Signal Materials: Modeling and Materials: Modeling and Perspectives in Fluid Processing and SystemCharacterization (I) Characterization (II) Mechanics – II Identification II

259 8-6-1 : Microfluidics and 88 8-6-2 : Multiphase Flows 89 8-6-3 : Fundamentals and 90 8-6-4 : Fundamentals and 92Nanofluidics in Bioengi- Applications in Micro/ Applications in Micro/neering Applications I Nanofluidics I Nanofluidics II

260 11-26-1 : Nanomechanics 158 11-26-2 : Nanomechanics 161 11-26-3 : Nanomechanics 164 11-26-4 : Nanomechanics 167and Nanomaterials 1 and Nanomaterials 2 and Nanomaterials 3 and Nanomaterials 4

355B 9-24-1 : K9-1 Thermal 107 10-23-1 : Nanoengineered, 125 10-2-1 : Multiscale 126 10-2-2 : Multiscale 128Transport across Hard/Soft Nano Modified, Modeling for Materials Modeling for Materials Interfaces Hierarchical, Multi-Scale Design – I Design – II

Materials and Structures – I

355C 11-37-3 : IiSS Session 3 159 11-37-4 : IiSS Session 4 162 11-37-5 : IiSS Session 5 165 11-34-1 : Phase-field 167Material and Structural Architected Materials Surface Instabilities Modeling and SimulationInstabilities Instabilities in Mechanics

355D 13-10-1 : Crashworthiness, 177 13-10-2 : Crashworthiness, 177 13-4-1 : Reliability and 177 13-5-1 : Reliability and 178Occupant Protection, and Occupant Protection, and Risk in Energy Systems Risk in Manufacture Biomechanics – I Biomechanics – II Systems

355E 12-1-1 : MENS/NEMS: 171 12-4-1 : Computational 172 10-19-1 : Design of 127 10-19-2 : Design of 130Manufacturing and Studies on MEMS and Engineered Materials and Engineered Materials andApplications Nanostructures Components for Additive Components for Additive

Manufacturing: Spatial Manufacturing: Meso-, Programming and 3D Micro- and Nano-Design architecture

355F 10-14-1 : Soft Robotics 122 10-14-2 : Soft Robotics 124 10-5-1 : Multifunctional and 126 10-12-1 : Mechanics in 128and Soft Machines – I and Soft Machines – II Micro/Nano-structured Manufacturing of

Materials: Modeling and Multifunctional MaterialsCharacterization (III) and Structure

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1-1-1: Theoretical Phononics

1-1-2: Nonlinear Phononics

1-1-3: Computational and Spacetime Phononics

1-1-4: Topological States and Instabilities in Phononics

1-1-5: Control of Phononic Materials

1-1-6: Beyond Elastic Phononics: Acoustics, Thermoelectricity, andElectromagnetics

1-2-1: Passive, Semi-Active, and Active Noise Control I

1-2-2: Passive, Semi-Active, and Active Noise Control II

1-6-1: Vibration/Acoustic Measurements, Signal Processing, and SystemIdentification I

1-6-2: Vibration/Acoustic Measurements, Signal Processing, and SystemIdentification II

1-10-1: Computational Acoustics and Human Perception of Sound

1-12-1: NDE & SHM I: Ultrasonic Waves for Material

1-12-2: NDE & SHM II: Ultrasonic Waves for Material Characterization and DamageAssessment

1-14-1: Plenary Session

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TRACK ORGANIZERSAlbert Kirwan, General Dynamics ElectricBoat, United States

Haijun Liu, Temple University, UnitedStates

Mostafa Nouh, University at Buffalo,United States

TOPIC ORGANIZERSSourav Banerjee, University of SouthCarolina, United States

Kristin Cody, Naval Nuclear Laboratory,United States

John Collinger, Naval NuclearLaboratory, United States

Michael Frazier, University of California,San Diego, United States

Stefano Gonella, University ofMinnesota, United States

Mahmoud Hussein, University ofColorado Boulder, United States


Kathryn Matlack, University of Illinois atUrbana-Champaign, United States

Mostafa Nouh, University at Buffalo,United States

Matthew Plutt, Fluor Marine PropulsionLLC, United States

Ankit Srivastava, Illinois Institute ofTechnology, United States

Robert Tomko, Naval Nuclear Laboratory,United States

Yongfeng Xu, University of Cincinnati,United States

Andrei Zagrai, New Mexico Institute ofMining and Technology, United States

Weidong Zhu, University of Maryland,Baltimore County, United States

SESSION ORGANIZERSFirooz Bakhtiari-Nejad, AmirkabirUniversity of Technology

Kristin Cody, Naval Nuclear LaboratoryMahmoud Hussein, University ofColorado Boulder, United States


Zhongquan Charlie Zheng, University ofKansas, United States



TRACK 1 ACOUSTICS, VIBRATION, ANDPHONONICSWEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13

1-14 PLENARY PRESENTATION1-14-1 Plenary SessionConvention Center, 155C 9:45AM–10:30AM

9:45am – Hyperelastic Metamaterials and Phononic Media:Stretching the Truth?Plenary Presentation. IMECE2019-11006William J. Parnell, University of Manchester, Manchester,United Kingdom

1-1 PHONONIC CRYSTALS ANDMETAMATERIALS1-1-1 Theoretical PhononicsConvention Center, 155C 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Mahmoud Hussein, University ofColorado, Boulder, Boulder, CO, United States

10:45am – Guiding Stress With Discrete Wire NetworksTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10644Graeme Milton, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, UnitedStates, Guy Bouchitte, University of Toulon, Toulon, France,Ornella Mattei, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, UnitedStates, Pierre Seppecher, University of Toulon, Toulon, France

11:06am – Resonance: Beyond Bandgaps and TowardsCloakingTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13891Hussein Nassar, Yangyang Chen, Xianchen Xu, GuoliangHuang, University of Missouri, Columbia, Columbia, MO,United States

11:27am – Field Homogenization, Scattering, and BandStructure for Oblique Stress Waves in Layered MediaTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13010Vahidreza Alizadeh, Alireza Amirkhizi, University ofMassachusetts, Lowell, Lowell, MA, United States

11:48am – Wave Characterization in Chiral and Non-ChiralDynamic Elastic LatticesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12500Ian S. Jones, Liverpool John Moores University, Liverpool,Merseyside, United Kingdom, Giorgio Carta, AlexanderMovchan, Natasha Movchan, University of Liverpool,Liverpool, United Kingdom

12:09pm – Wave-Mode Identification and BandgapClassification in Periodic StructuresTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13695Maria J. Carrillo-Munoz, Bhisham Sharma, Wichita StateUniversity, Wichita, KS, United States

1-2 PASSIVE, SEMI-ACTIVE, AND ACTIVENOISE CONTROL1-2-1 Passive, Semi-Active, and Active Noise Control IConvention Center, 155D 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: John Collinger, Naval Nuclear Laboratory,West Mifflin, PA, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Yousof Azizi, Bridgestone Americas,Akron, OH, United States

10:45am – Effect of an Electric Fan Blade Geometry onNoise GenerationTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10096Prathamesh Ghankutkar, Fred Barez, San Jose StateUniversity, San Jose, CA, United States, Yazdan Razi, CiscoSystems, San Jose, CA, United States, HussameddineKabbani, Ernest Thurlow, San Jose State University, SanJose, CA, United States

11:06am – The Feasibility of Noise Insulating Materials WithVariability of Frequencies and AmplitudesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11024Zach Kitowski, Texas A&M University, Colleyville, TX, UnitedStates, Andrew Marsh, Roy Graves, Texas A&M University,College Station, TX, United States

11:27am – Acoustic Control of a Maneuverable MarineHydrokinetic CycloturbineTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11381Margalit Goldschmidt, Penn State University/ARL, StateCollege, PA, United States, Michael Jonson, Penn StateUniversity, State College, PA, United States, Joseph Horn,Penn State University, University Park, PA, United States

11:48am – On the Detection Method for the Air-FlowDisturbance Come Into the Microphone for the ActiveNoise Control as an Error SignalPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12748Osamu Terashima, Reon Nishikawa, Toyama PrefecturalUniversity, Toyama, Japan

1-1 PHONONIC CRYSTALS ANDMETAMATERIALS1-1-2 Nonlinear PhononicsConvention Center, 155C 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Ankit Srivastava, Illinois Institute ofTechnology, Chicago, IL, United States

2:00pm – Analysis of the Evolution of Nonlinear Waves inHomogeneous and Periodic RodsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13300Romik Khajehtourian, Mahmoud Hussein, University ofColorado Boulder, Boulder, CO, United States

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2:21pm – Tuning of Elastic Waveguides Through theInterplay of Quadratic and Cubic NonlinearitiesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12949Weijian Jiao, Stefano Gonella, University of Minnesota,Minneapolis, MN, United States

2:42pm – Analysis of Internally-Resonant Wave EnergyExchange in Nonlinear LatticesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13564Matthew Fronk, Georgia Institute of Technology, Smyrna, GA,United States, Michael Leamy, Georgia Institute ofTechnology, Atlanta, GA, United States

3:03pm – Broadband Non-Reciprocity in a Passive,Nonlinear MetamaterialTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13605Lezheng Fang, Amir Darabi, Georgia Institute of Technology,Atlanta, GA, United States, Alireza Mojahed, University ofIllinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, United States,Alexander Vakakis, University of Illinois, Urbana, IL, UnitedStates, Michael Leamy, Georgia Institute of Technology,Atlanta, GA, United States

3:24pm – Multistability and Strain Engineering for Tunable,Reversible Elastic Wave PropagationTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11782Vinod Ramakrishnan, Michael Frazier, University ofCalifornia, San Diego, La Jolla, CA, United States

1-6 VIBRATION/ACOUSTICMEASUREMENTS, SIGNAL PROCESSINGAND SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION1-6-1 Vibration/Acoustic Measurements, SignalProcessing and System Identification IConvention Center, 155D 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Robert Tomko, Naval Nuclear Laboratory,South Park, PA, United States

Session Co-Organizers: Matthew Plutt, Fluor MarinePropulsion LLC, West Mifflin, PA, United States, Kristin Cody,Naval Nuclear Laboratory, Jefferson Hills, PA, United States

2:00pm – Preliminary Results of Microwave InducedThermoacoustics Imaging in Geological MediaTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11943Chang Liu, Xu Mao, Juan Heredia Juesas, Ali Molaei, JoseMartinez Lorenzo, Northeastern University, Boston, MA,United States

2:21pm – Aero-Engine Vibration Propagation AnalysisUsing Bond Graph Transfer Path Analysis andTransmissibility TheoryTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10773Seyed-Ehsan Mir-Haidari, Kamran Behdinan, University ofToronto, Toronto, ON, Canada

2:42pm – An Experimental Approach in Defect Detection ofa Single Row Ball Bearing Using Noise Generation SignalTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12146Seyed Hamid Sanei, Penn State University, Erie, PA, UnitedStates, Aref Afsharfard, Ferdowsi University of Mashhad,Mashhad, Islamic Republic of Iran

3:03pm – Self-Vibration Analysis of the Free-Fall AbsoluteGravimeterTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10836Zhenxing Li, Kang Wu, Yi Wen, Jiamin Yao, Meiying Guo,Lijun Wang, Tsinghua University, Beijing, Beijing, China

3:24pm – An Optimal Band-Pass Filter Based on AdaptiveIdentification of Bearing Resonant Frequency BandTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12200Wei Guo, Ronghui Li, Xiang Li, University of ElectronicScience and Tech of China, Chengdu, China

1-1 PHONONIC CRYSTALS ANDMETAMATERIALS1-1-3 Computational and Spacetime PhononicsConvention Center, 155C 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Michael Frazier, University of California,San Diego, San Diego, CA, United States

4:00pm – On the Properties of Phononic EigenvalueProblemsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12850Amir Ashkan Mokhtari, Yan Lu, Ankit Srivastava, IllinoisInstitute of Technology, Chicago, IL, United States

4:21pm – Influence of Eigenvalue Degeneracies on theScattered Field for an In-Plane ProblemTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13566Yan Lu, Amir Ashkan Mokhtari, Ankit Srivastava, IllinoisInstitute of Technology, Chicago, IL, United States

4:42pm – Dispersion Behavior of Metamaterials Modeled byCUF Beam ElementsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12607Maria Cinefra, Alberto Garcia De Miguel, Politecnico diTorino, Turino, Italy, Paolo Celli, California Institute ofTechnology, Pasadena, CA, United States, Alfonso Pagani,Erasmo Carrera, Politecnico di Torino, Torino, Italy

5:03pm – Non-Reciprocal Wave Propagation in aTemporally Modulated MetabeamTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12852Mohammad Ali Attarzadeh, Jesse Callanan, Mostafa Nouh,University at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY, United States

5:24pm – Space-Time Phononic Crystals With AnomalousTopological Edge StatesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13051Mourad Oudich, Yuanchen Deng, North Carolina StateUniversity, Raleigh, NC, United States, Molei Tao, GeorTech, Atlanta, GA, United States, Yun Jing, North CarState University, Raleigh, NC, Uni

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1-1 PHONONIC CRYSTALS ANDMETAMATERIALS1-1-4 Topological States and Instabilities inPhononicsConvention Center, 155C 8:15AM–10:00AM

Session Organizer: Stefano Gonella, University of Minnesota,Minneapolis, MN, United States

8:15am – Corner States in Second Order AcousticTopological InsulatorTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13645Ze-Guo Chen, Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong,Hong Kong, Changqing Xu, King Abdullah University ofScience and Technology, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, Jun Mei,South China University of Technology, Guangzhou, Ying Wu,King Abdullah University of Science and Technology, Thuwal,Saudi Arabia

8:36am – Electrically Tunable Topological State in aPiezoelectric RodTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12616Weiqiu Chen, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China

8:57am – Topological Vector Solitons in ElasticMetamaterialTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12106Michael Frazier, University of California, San Diego, La Jolla,CA, United States, Romik Khajehtourian, Dennis M.Kochmann, ETH Zürich, Zürich, Switzerland

9:18am – Pulse-Driven Robot: Motion via Solitary WavesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13354Bolei Deng, Liyuan Chen, Donglai Wei, Harvard University,Cambridge, MA, United States, Vincent Tournat, Laboratoired’Acoustique de l’Université du Mans, Le Mans, cedex, France,Katia Bertoldi, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, UnitedStates

1-10 COMPUTATIONAL ACOUSTICS ANDHUMAN PERCEPTION OF SOUND1-10-1 Computational Acoustics and HumanPerception of SoundConvention Center, 255D 8:15AM–10:00AM

Session Organizer: Haijun Liu, Temple University,Philadelphia, PA, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Albert Kirwan, General DynamicsElectric Boat, Waterford, CT, United States

8:15am – Tactile Display for Improving Music Appreciationof Cochlear Implant UsersTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12977Runar Unnthorsson, University of Iceland, Reykjavik, Iceland

8:36am – Analysis of Binaural Impulse Response Data in aNon-Diffuse Sound FieldPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12269Heather Lai, Anne Balant, SUNY New Paltz, New Paltz, NY,United States

8:57am – An Investigation Into Structural-Induced Noise inan Electric MotorTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10197Tung Vuong, Manukau Institute of Technology, Auckland, NewZealand, Willow Yangliu Li, University of Auckland, Auckland,New Zealand, New Zealand, Ahmed Al-Jumaily, AucklandUniversity of Technology, Auckland, New Zealand, NeelPandey, Manukau Institute of Technology, Auckland, NewZealand, New Zealand

9:18am – Echolocation Training Environment for theVisually ImpairedTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12978Runar Unnthorsson, University of Iceland, Reykjavik, Iceland

9:39am – An Air Suspension System With AdjustableHeight, Damping and Stiffness Using No Viscous DampersTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10153Reza Kashani, University of Dayton, Dayton, OH, UnitedStates

1-1 PHONONIC CRYSTALS ANDMETAMATERIALS1-1-5 Control of Phononic MaterialsConvention Center, 155C 10:15AM–12:00PM

Session Organizer: Kathryn Matlack, University of IllinoisUrbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, United States

10:15am – Shear Wave Propagation in Finitely DeformedMagnetoactive Layered MaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13647Neda Karami Mohammadi, University of Wisconsin-Madison,Madison, WI, United States, Pavel Galich, Rice University,Houston, TX, United States, Anastasiia Krushynska, ENTEGUniversity of Groningen, Groningen, Netherlands, StephanRudykh, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI,United States

10:36am – Experimental Analysis of Noise Filtration UsingMagneto-Elastic Phononic CrystalTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13716Mostafa Tavakkoli Anbarani, State University of Buffalo,Buffalo, NY, United States, M. Amin Karami, University atBuffalo, Buffalo, NY, United States

10:57am – Control Wave Propagation in Tunable PhononicCrystals With Ferromagnetic Shape Memory AlloysTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13364Xiaowei Xue, Feng Jin, Xi’an Jiaotong University, Xi’an, ShanXi, China

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11:18am – Shape Memory Metamaterials With AdaptiveBandgaps for Ultra-Wide Frequency Spectrum VibrationControlTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10902Yihao Song, Yanfeng Shen, Shanghai Jiao Tong University,Shanghai, Shanghai, China

11:39am – Vibration Absorption in a Nonlinear MetamaterialBeam Incorporating Shape Memory AlloysTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11302Ralston Fernandes, James G. Boyd, Texas A&M University,College Station, TX, United States, Sami El-Borgi, Texas A&MUniversity at Qatar, Doha, Qatar, Dimitris Lagoudas, TexasA&M University, College Station, TX, United States

1-2 PASSIVE, SEMI-ACTIVE, AND ACTIVENOISE CONTROL1-2-2 Passive, Semi-Active and Active Noise ControlIIConvention Center, 255D 10:15AM–12:00PM

Session Organizer: John Collinger, Naval Nuclear Laboratory,West Mifflin, PA, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Yousof Azizi, Bridgestone Americas,Akron, OH, United States

10:15am – Analysis of Structural Acoustic Design Variablesfor a Periodically Stiffened Plate Using the Finite ElementMethodTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10259Joseph Blochberger, Penn State University, University Park,PA, United States

10:36am – Development and Design of the DynamicVibration Absorber Using Magneto-Rheological Elastomerfor the Weight and Power Consumption SavingTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10776Osamu Terashima, Mika Nakata, Toyama PrefecturalUniversity, Imizu, Toyama, Japan, Toshihiko Komatsuzaki,Kanazawa University, Kanazawa, Japan

10:57am – Influence of Active Part Stiffness on RadiatedSound Power Level in Power TransformersTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11513Cassiano Costa Linhares, João Filipe Seabra Costa,Ricardo Emanuel da Rocha Teixeira, Cristiano PereiraCoutinho, Sérgio Manuel Oliveira Tavares, João PedroAnselmo do Espírito Santo, Hélder Fernando GonçalvesMendes, Efacec Energia, Máquinas e EquipamentosEléctricos, S.A, Porto, Portugal

11:18am – Electronic Cooling Fan Noise Abatement UsingBlade GeometryPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13053Prathamesh Ghankutkar, Fred Barez, San Jose StateUniversity, San Jose, CA, United States

1-1 PHONONIC CRYSTALS ANDMETAMATERIALS1-1-6 Beyond Elastic Phononics: Acoustics,Thermoelectricity, and ElectromagneticsConvention Center, 155C 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Mostafa Nouh, University at Buffalo,Buffalo, NY, United States

2:00pm – Low Frequency Absorption of AdditivelyManufactured CylindersTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11338Sophie Kaye, Ethan Casavant, Paul Slaboch, University ofHartford, West Hartford, CT, United States

2:21pm – Doping Effects on the Thermoelectric Propertiesof SnSe: A First-Principles StudyTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10817Shouhang Li, Zhen Tong, Hua Bao, Shanghai Jiao TongUniversity, Shanghai, Shanghai, China

2:42pm – Scalable Nanomanufacturing of Mid-WavelengthInfrared Metasurface Based on Low-Cost Sulfuric PolymerTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10449Jon Ryu, Md. Didarul Islam, North Carolina State University,Raleigh, NC, United States, Aaron Berndt, Indiana University-Purdue University, Indianapolis, Indianapolis, IN, United States,Jehwan Hwang, Korea Research Institute of Standards andScience, Daejeon, Korea (Republic), Augustine Urbas, ZahyunKu, Air Force Research Laboratory, WPAFB, OH, UnitedStates, David Czaplewski, Argonne National Laboratory,Lemont, IL, United States, Sang Lee, Korea Research Instituteof Standards and Science, Daejeon, Korea (Republic), ZhanhuGuo, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN, United States

3:03pm – Electrically Tunable Midwavelength InfraredMetasurface Based on a Metacomposite Substrate FilmTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11866Md Didarul Islam, North Carolina State University, Raleigh,NC, United States, Ilwoo Seok, Arkansas State University,Jonesboro, Arkansas, Sipan Liu, North Carolina StateUniversity, Raleigh, NC, United States, Zhanhu Guo, Universityof Tennessee, Knoxville, TN, United States, Zahyun Ku,Augustine Urbas, Air Force Research Laboratory, WPAFB, OH,United States, Jon Ryu, North Carolina State University,Raleigh, NC, United States


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1-12 CONGRESS-WIDE SYMPOSIUM ONNDE & SHM: ULTRASONIC WAVES FORMATERIAL CHARACTERIZATION ANDDAMAGE ASSESSMENT1-12-1 NDE & SHM I: Ultrasonic Waves for MaterialCharacterization and Damage AssessmentConvention Center, 255A 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Weidong Zhu, University of Maryland,Baltimore Ct, Baltimore, MD, United States


2:00pm – Ultrasonic Characterization of the ElasticConstants in an Aging Ti-6Al-4V ELI AlloyPoster Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10194Hector Carreon, Universidad Michoacana, Morelia, Mexico

2:21pm – Time-Domain Spectral Element Simulation ofLamb Wave Time Reversal Method for Detecting aBreathing Crack in a PlateTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10495Zexing Yu, Fei Du, Northwestern Polytechnical University,Xi’an, China, Chao Xu, Northwestern Polytechnical University,Shaanxi Province, China

2:42pm – Selective Lamb Mode Transmission Enabled byLocal Resonance Based Ultrasonic MetamaterialTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10872Yiran Tian, Yanfeng Shen, Shanghai Jiao Tong University,Shanghai, Shanghai, China

3:03pm – Mechanical Design and Development of aPayload for Structural Health Monitoring Experiments onthe International Space StationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12093Douglas MacNinch, Daniel Pacheco, Arjun Tandon, CarlBancroft, Isaac Flores, Matthew Rue, Andrei Zagrai, NewMexico Institute Mining and Technology, Socorro, NM, UnitedStates

3:24pm – Swarm Intelligence Enhanced ParametersEstimation for Multi-Mode Separation and ScatteringCoefficient Matrix ReconstructionTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12199Yejia Liu, Xiang Li, Wei Guo, Xiaoping Chen, University ofElectronic Science and Technology of China, Chengdu, China,Xuebin Ma, Chongqing Dixingtian Technology Co. Ltd.,Chongqing, China

1-6 VIBRATION/ACOUSTICMEASUREMENTS, SIGNAL PROCESSINGAND SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION1-6-2 Vibration/Acoustic Measurements, SignalProcessing and System Identification IIConvention Center, 258 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Matthew Plutt, Fluor Marine PropulsionLLC, West Mifflin, PA, United States

Session Co-Organizers: Robert Tomko, Naval NuclearLaboratory, South Park, PA, United States, Kristin Cody, NavalNuclear Laboratory, Jefferson Hills, PA, United States

4:00pm – Simulation of the Impact Process and AcousticWave Propagation in a Split Hopkinson (Kolsky) PressureBarTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12377Bakhtier Farouk, Hussein Bassindowah, Drexel University,Philadelphia, PA, United States

4:21pm – Impact Acoustic Spectroscopy for Finding ElasticModuli at Cryogenic TemperaturesPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13266Michael Patoto, Gordon College, Baxter, TN, United States,Christian Kunis, James St. Julien, David Lee, OleksiySvitelskiy, Gordon College, Wenham, MA, United States

4:42pm – Coupled Vibro-Acoustic Analysis of AdvancedMaterials by CUF Finite ElementsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12608Maria Cinefra, Erasmo Carrera, Enrico Zappino, Politecnicodi Torino, Torino, Torino, Italy, Antonio Palermo, Università diBologna, Bologna, Italy, Sergio De Rosa, Università degli Studidi Napoli Federico II, Napoli, Italy

5:03pm – Simulation Analysis of a Novel Enhancing Methodof Acoustic Emission Waves Based on Acoustic Black HolePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12973Xiaoran Wang, Tian He, Xiandong Liu, Yingchun Shan, YueZhang, Xianyu Zeng, Beihang University, Beijing, China

5:24pm – Vibration Isolation Analysis of a Seating SystemWith Scissor-Like Structure IsolatorsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12470Linchuan Guo, RMIT University, Malvern East, VIC, Australia,Ranglin Fan, University of Science and Technology Beijing,Beijing, China, Axconny Khiu, Xu Wang, RMIT University,Bundoora, VIC, Australia


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1-12 CONGRESS-WIDE SYMPOSIUM ONNDE & SHM: ULTRASONIC WAVES FORMATERIAL CHARACTERIZATION ANDDAMAGE ASSESSMENT1-12-2 NDE & SHM II: Ultrasonic Waves for MaterialCharacterization and Damage AssessmentConvention Center, 155C 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Weidong Zhu, University of Maryland,Baltimore County, Baltimore, MD, United States


4:00pm – Isogeometric iFEM AnalysisTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13177Adnan Kefal, Istanbul Technical University, Istanbul, Turkey,Erkan Oterkus, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, UnitedKingdom

4:21pm – Embedded Ultrasonic Sensors forWear/Corrosion MonitoringTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13621Silvio Kruger, Zhigang Sun, Kuo-Ting Wu, National ResearchCouncil - Canada, Boucherville, QC, Canada

4:42pm – An Improved Damage Index for Non-DestructiveEvaluation of Honeycomb Sandwich Structures UsingGuided WavesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13653Lifu Wang, University of California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles,CA, United States, Fei Gao, Beihang University, Beijing,Beijing, China, Leonardo Araque, University of California, LosAngeles, Los Angeles, CA, United States, Steffen Tai,University of California, Los Angeles, Culver City, CA, UnitedStates, Ajit Mal, University of California, Los Angeles, CA,United States

5:03pm – Elastodynamic Green’s Functions for AnisotropicLayered PlatesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13669Leonardo Araque, Lifu Wang, University of California LosAngeles, Los Angeles, CA, United States, Steffen Tai,University of California, Los Angeles, Culver City, CA, UnitedStates, Ajit Mal, University of California, Los Angeles, LosAngeles, CA, United States

5:24pm – Ultrasonic Elastic Waves Interactions in StiffenedComposite Structures With DefectsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13691Steffen Tai, University of California, Los Angeles, Culver City,CA, United States, Fumika Kotobuki, Lifu Wang, LeonardoAraque, Ajit Mal, University of California, Los Angeles, LosAngeles, CA, United States


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2-1-2: Plenary Session II

2-2-1: Metals Additive Manufacturing I

2-2-2: Metals Additive Manufacturing II

2-2-3: Metals Additive Manufacturing III

2-2-4: Polymer Additive Manufacturing I

2-2-5: Polymer Additive Manufacturing II

2-2-7: Additive Manufacturing of Composites & Ceramics

2-2-6: Hybrid Additive Manufacturing Processes

2-3-1: Non-Destructive Examination Techniques for Additive Manufacturing

2-3-2: Measurement Science and Sensors to Support Advanced Manufacturing

2-4-1: Nanomanufacturing: Synthesis and Assembly of Nanomaterials andNanocomposites

2-4-2: Nanomanufacturing: Additive,Top-Down, and Self-Assembly Approaches

2-5-1: Advanced Machining: Milling

2-5-2: Advanced Machining:Turning

2-5-3: Advanced Machining: Drilling

2-5-4: Advanced Finishing Processes

2-5-5: Non-Conventional Machining Processes: EDM and ECM

2-5-6: Other Innovative Machining Processes

2-6-1: 4th Symposium on Fastening, Adhesive Bonding, and Welding Technology – 1

2-6-2: 4th Symposium on Fastening, Adhesive Bonding, and WeldingTechnology – 2

2-7-1: Novel Processes

2-7-2: Incremental Forming

2-7-3: Numerical Modeling

2-7-4: Properties and Defects

2-8-1: Innovative Product and Process Design I

2-8-2: Innovative Product and Process Design II

2-8-3: Innovative Product and Process Design III

2-8-4: Innovative Product and Process Design IV

2-9-1: Computational Advanced Manufacturing: Machining, Milling

2-10-1: Tolerance Analysis and Robust Design

2-11-1: Robotics and Automation in Advanced Manufacturing

2-13-1: Digital Twin Aspects

2-9-2: Computational Advanced Manufacturing: Ceramics, Composites

2-9-3: Computational Advanced Manufacturing: Nanostructures, Polymers

2-10-2: Variation Simulation

2-10-3: Geometric Modeling and Inspection

2-12-1: Material Processing Based on Laser Heat Transfer and Laser Ablation

2-12-2: Laser-Based Additive Manufacturing

2-13-2: Industry 4.0 Aspects

2-13-3: Cyber-Manufacturing Aspects

2-14-1: General Manufacturing


TRACK ORGANIZERSWilliam Emblom, University of Louisiana-

Lafayette, United StatesChang Ye, University of Akron, United StatesJunghoon Yeom, Michigan State University,

United States

TOPIC ORGANIZERSAshfaq Adnan, University of Texas Arlington,

United StatesChih-Hao Chang, North Carolina State

University, United StatesDaniel Cox, Georgia Southern University,

United StatesNathan Crane, Brigham Young University,

United StatesHaley Doude, Mississippi State University,

United StatesWilliam Emblom, University of Louisiana-

Lafayette, United StatesGermanico Gonzalez Badillo, MexicoDavid Guerra-Zubiaga, Kennesaw State

University, United StatesYang Guo, Michigan State University, United

StatesKai He, Shenzhen Institutes of Advanced

Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences,China

Muhammad Jahan, Miami University, UnitedStates

Ricardo Jardim-Goncalves, UniversidadeNova de Lisboa, Portugal

Pilgyu Kang, George Mason University, UnitedStates

Sathish Kannan, American University ofSharjah, United Arab Emirates

Dong Lin, Kansas State University, UnitedStates

Yucheng Liu, Mississippi State University,United States

Jianfeng Ma, Saint Louis University, UnitedStates

Matthew Maschmann, University of Missouri,United States

Wen Meng, Louisiana State University, UnitedStates

Marriner Merrill, U.S. Naval ResearchLaboratory, United States

Chetan Nikhare, Pennsylvania StateUniversity, United States

Andrzej Nycz, Oak Ridge National Laboratory,United States

Dimitry Papkov, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, United States

Chandra Sekhar Rakurty, The M. K. MorseCompany, United States

David Romero, Tecnológico de Monterrey,Mexico

Toshiyuki Sawa, Hiroshima University, JapanJoao Silva, Universidade do Minho, PortugalJessica Snyder, USRA, United StatesHossein Taheri, Georgia Southern University,

United StatesWenda Tan, University of Utah, United StatesMehran Tehrani, University of New Mexico,

United States

Scott Thompson, Kansas State University,United States

Scott Wagner, Michigan Tech, United StatesMichael Cai Wang, University of South Florida,

United StatesHua Wang, Shanghai Jiao Tong University,

ChinaYeqing Wang, Mississippi State University,

United StatesKristina Wärmefjord, Chalmers University of

Technology, SwedenThomas Whitney, University of Dayton, United

StatesStephanie Wimmer, U.S. Naval Research

Laboratory, United StatesChang Ye, University of Akron, United StatesJunghoon Yeom, Michigan State University,

United StatesMingshao Zhang, Southern Illinois University

Edwardsville, United StatesXiayun Zhao, University of Pittsburgh, United

StatesXin Zhao, Clemson University, United States

SESSION ORGANIZERSCarlos Agostinho, UNINOVA, PortugalLinkan Bian, Mississippi State University,

United StatesChih-Hao Chang, North Carolina State

University, United StatesDaniel Cox, Georgia Southern University,

United StatesSeyed Soheil Daryadel, University of Illinois at

Urbana Champaign, United StatesVirginia DeGiorgi, U.S. Naval Research

Laboratory, United StatesHarnam Singh Farwaha, Guru Nanak Dev

Engineering College, IndiaTyler Grimm, Clemson University, United

StatesAndrew Gross, University of South Carolina,

United StatesDavid Guerra-Zubiaga, Kennesaw State

University, United StatesYang Guo, Michigan State University, United

StatesAmit Kumar Gupta, Birla Institute of

Technology and Science Pilani, HyderabadCampus, United States

Xiaolan Han, Xi’An Shiyou University, ChinaKai He, Shenzhen Institutes of Advanced

Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences,China

Jonathan Holman, University of Pittsburgh,United States

Peyman Honarmandi, Manhattan College,United States

Muhammad Jahan, Miami University, UnitedStates

Tien-Chien Jen, University of Johannesburg,South Africa

Pilgyu Kang, George Mason University, UnitedStates

Ankur Krishna, Tata Consultancy Services,India

Vladimir Kuts, Tallinn University of Technology,Estonia

Heather Lai, SUNY New Paltz, United StatesYucheng Liu, Mississippi State University,

United StatesRobert L. Lowe, University of Dayton, United

StatesRamulu Mamidala, University of Washington,

United StatesMaria Marques, UNINOVA, PortugalMatthew Maschmann, University of Missouri,

United StatesWen Meng, Louisiana State University, United

StatesMarriner Merrill, U.S. Naval Research

Laboratory, United StatesMuhammed Muaz, Indian Institute of

Technology Kanpur, IndiaChetan Nikhare, Pennsylvania State

University, United StatesAndrzej Nycz, Oak Ridge National Laboratory,

United StatesPeter Oviroh, University of Johannesburg,

South AfricaSalman Pervaiz, Rochester Institute of

Technology – Dubai, United Arab EmiratesMarco Petrolo, Politecnico di Torino, ItalyKishore Pochiraju, Stevens Institute of

Technology, United StatesChandra Sekhar Rakurty, The M. K. Morse

Company, United StatesBrett Reeder, University of Utah, United StatesRoozbeh Ross Salary, Marshall University,

United StatesJoao Sarraipa, UNINOVA, PortugalRobert Saunders, U.S. Naval Research

Laboratory, United StatesToshiyuki Sawa, Hiroshima University, JapanBaohui Shi, University of Delaware, United

StatesXuedao Shu, Ningbo University, ChinaJoao Silva, Universidade do Minho, PortugalRikard Söderberg, Chalmers University of

Technology, SwedenSriraghav Sridharan, ANSYS Inc., United

StatesWenjun Su, Xi’An Jiaotong Univeristy, ChinaWenda Tan, University of Utah, United StatesNikolaos Tapoglou, Advanced Manufacturing

Research Centre, University of Sheffield,United Kingdom

Scott Thompson, Kansas State University,United States

Scott L. Thompson, Brigham YoungUniversity, United States

Michael Cai Wang, University of South Florida,United States

Hua Wang, Shanghai Jiao Tong University,China

Kristina Wärmefjord, Chalmers University ofTechnology, Sweden

Xinyi Xiao, Pennsylvania State University,United States

Yaozhong Zhang, Michigan State University,United States

Mingshao Zhang, Southern Illinois UniversityEdwardsville, United States

Xin Zhao, Clemson University, United States


TRACK 2 ADVANCED MANUFACTURINGMONDAY, NOVEMBER 11

2-1 ADVANCED MANUFACTURINGPLENARY SPEAKERS (BY INVITATION)2-1-1 Plenary SessionConvention Center, 155C 9:45AM–10:30AM

9:45am – Finishing Freeform Surfaces, a New SurfaceCharacterization Approach, and Future Trends inManufacturingPlenary Presentation. IMECE2019-13991Brigid A. Mullany, NSF, Alexandria, VA, United States

2-9 COMPUTATIONAL MODELING ANDSIMULATION FOR ADVANCEDMANUFACTURING2-9-1 Computational Advanced Manufacturing:Machining, MillingConvention Center, 155C 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Yucheng Liu, Mississippi State University,Mississippi State University, MS, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Muhammed Muaz, Indian Institute ofTechnology Kanpur, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, India

10:45am – A Realistic 3-D Finite Element Model to SimulateMilling Operation With Multiple Rotations of Cutting ToolTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10440Muhammed Muaz, Sounak Kumar Choudhury, IndianInstitute of Technology Kanpur, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, India,Sanan H. Khan, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh, UttarPradesh, India

11:06am – Contact Properties Research for Linear SlidingGuide Rail With the Fractal TheoryTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10832Xinxin Li, Zhimin Li, Sun Jin, Shanghai Jiao Tong University,Shanghai, China, Jichang Zhang, Shanghai SmartStateTechnology Co., Ltd., Shanghai, China, Zhihua Niu, Jinyu Liu,Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, China

11:27am – A Novel Approach for the Simulation of SpiralBevel Gear Manufacturing ProcessesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12611Chara Efstathiou, Technical University of Crete, Thessaloniki,Greece, Nikolaos Tapoglou, University of Sheffield, Sheffield,United Kingdom

11:48am – Simulation of Manufacturing Gears ThroughPower Skiving Using a CAD Based ApproachTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12883Nikolaos Tapoglou, Advanced Manufacturing ResearchCentre, University of Sheffield, Sheffield, United Kingdom,Chara Efstathiou, Technical University of Crete, Thessaloniki,Greece

12:09pm – Understanding Band Saw Cutting Process UsingFinite Element AnalysisTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13859Chandra Sekhar Rakurty, Joseph A Tarr, The M. K. MorseCompany, Canton, OH, United States

2-10 VARIATION SIMULATION ANDDESIGN FOR ASSEMBLY2-10-1 Tolerance Analysis and Robust DesignConvention Center, 155D 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Kristina Wärmefjord, Chalmers Universityof Technology, Gothenburg, NA, Sweden

Session Co-Organizer: Hua Wang, Shanghai Jiao TongUniversity, Shanghai, China

10:45am – Anisotropy Oriented Tolerance Analysis ofComposite Assembly With T-Maps MethodTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10306Hua Wang, Chen Yan, Junyang Yu, Shanghai Jiao TongUniversity, Shanghai, China

11:06am – Boolean Algebra-Based Dimensional ErrorAccumulation in Solid and Fluid Domain for TurbinesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10231Jun Ni, Yu Sun, Kai Wu, Nanjing University of Science andTechnology, Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, China

11:27am – Robust Design of Aero-Engine Assembly UsingTaguchi Method Based on Jacobian-Torsor ModelTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10020Siyi Ding, Xiaohu Zheng, Jinsong Bao, Jie Zhang, Dong HuaUniversity, Shanghai, China

11:48am – A Knowledge-Based Engineering Workbench forAutomated Tolerance SpecificationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11225Christopher Sauer, Bjoern Heling, Simon Schmutzler,Benjamin Schleich, Friedrich-Alexander-Unversität Erlangen-Nürnberg, Erlangen, Germany

12:09pm – Barriers for Virtual Assessment of StructuralRobustnessTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11251Tim Brix Nerenst, Technical University of Denmark, Lyngby,Denmark, Martin Ebro, Morten Nielsen, Novo Nordisk,Hilleroed, Denmark, Tobias Eifler, Kim Lau Nielsen, TechnicalUniversity of Denmark, Kgs. Lyngby, Denmark

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2-11 ROBOTICS AND AUTOMATION INADVANCED MANUFACTURING2-11-1 Robotics and Automation in AdvancedManufacturingConvention Center, 155F 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Daniel Cox, Georgia Southern University,Saint Augustine, FL, United States

Session Co-Organizers: Mingshao Zhang, Southern IllinoisUniversity Edwardsville, Edwardsville, IL, United States,Andrzej Nycz, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN,United States

10:45am – Influence of the Form of Pulse of Excitation onthe Speed and Power Parameters of the Linear PulseElectromechanical Converter of the Induction TypeTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10388Vladimir F. Bolyukh, Celltronix, Escondido, CA, United States,Igor Katkov, Belgorod State University & Vitronix, LLC,Belgorod, Russia

11:06am – Effect of the Die Hole Structure and Distributionon the Strength of Ring Die in Pelletizing EquipmentTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10851Junhong Li, Yu Sun, Kai Wu, Yu Wang, Nanjing University ofScience and Technology, Nanjing, China

11:27am – Development of Vision-Based Control Systemfor Mobile 3D PrinterTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11577Pengji Duan, Yutong Liu, Southern Illinois UniversityEdwardsville, Edwardsville, IL, United States, Junjun Ding,Alfred University, Alfred, NY, United States, Mingshao Zhang,Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, Edwardsville, IL,United States

11:48am – Designing a Fuzzy Controller for a Flexible andProgrammable Fixture of Producing Car BodyPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13244H. Soleimanimehr, H. Rezaei, Islamic Azad University, Tehran,Islamic Republic of Iran, Nariman Ashrafi, Payame NoorUniversity, Tehran, Islamic Republic of Iran

12:09pm – Implementation of Production Robotics andAutomation Flexible Manufacturing System forManufacturing EngineeringTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12460Daniel Cox, Georgia Southern University, Saint Augustine, FL,United States

2-13 DIGITAL MANUFACTURING FORINDUSTRY 4.0 APPLICATIONS2-13-1 Digital Twin AspectsConvention Center, 155E 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Vladimir Kuts, Tallinn University ofTechnology, Tallinn, Harju, Estonia

Session Co-Organizer: David Guerra-Zubiaga, KennesawState University, Marietta, GA, United States, Kai He, ShenzhenInstitutes of Advanced Technology, Chinese Academy ofSciences, China, Shenzhen, Guangdong, China

10:45am – Digital Twin: Concept of Hybrid Programming forIndustrial Robots – Use CaseTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10583Vladimir Kuts, Martinš Sarkans, Tauno Otto, ToivoTähemaa, Yevhen Bondarenko, Tallinn University ofTechnology, Tallinn, Harju, Estonia

11:06am – Digital Twin in a Manufacturing IntegratedSystem: Siemens TIA and PLM Case StudyTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11023David Guerra-Zubiaga, Alex Bondar, Kennesaw StateUniversity, Marietta, GA, United States, Gilberto Escobedo,INP North America, Inc., Alpharetta, GA, United States, Arthur Schumacher, Siemens, Ann Arbor, MI, United States

11:27am – An Application of a Digital Twin to RoboticSystem Design for an Unstructured EnvironmentTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11337Matthew Marshall, Cameron Redovian, Kennesaw StateUniversity, Marietta, GA, United States

11:48am – Physics-Based Simulation of Agile RoboticSystemsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11345Pavel Piliptchak, Murat Aksu, Fred Proctor, JohnMichaloski, National Institute of Standards and Technology,Gaithersburg, MD, United States

12:09pm – Realizing the Digital Twin: Simulation of an OEMMachine and Manufacturing Line as a Multi-LayeredInterdisciplinary Concept Through the Current State-of-the-Art and a Solution Agnostic ToolsetTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11306Derrick Stacey, Connor Trostel, B&R Industrial AutomationCorp., Roswell, GA, United States

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2-6 4TH SYMPOSIUM ON FASTENING,ADHESIVE BONDING, AND WELDINGTECHNOLOGY2-6-1 4th Symposium on Fastening, AdhesiveBonding, and WeldingTechnology – 1Convention Center, 255B 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Marriner Merrill, U.S. Naval ResearchLaboratory, Washington, DC, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Toshiyuki Sawa, Hiroshima University,Koto-city, Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan

2:00pm – Finite-Element Analysis of the Load Factor andDesign for Bolted Circular Flange Joints Consisting of Dis-similar Clamped Parts Under Tensile LoadingsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10567Shunichiro Sawa, Hardlock Industry Co. Ltd., Koto-city,Tokyo, Japan, Yasuhisa Sekiguchi, Hiroshima University,Higashi-Hiroshima, Hiroshima, Japan, Toshiyuki Sawa,Hiroshima University, Koto-city, Tokyo, Japan

2:21pm – Improvement of Axial Tension Distribution ofBolted Joints Tightened by Calibrated Wrench MethodFrom Viewpoint of Quality and Process Control UsingElliptical Confidence LimitTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10524Soichi Hareyama, Tokyo Metropolitan University, Chiba,Japan, Ken-Ichi Manabe, Tokyo Metropolitan University,Tokyo, Japan, Satoshi Kobayashi, Tokyo MetropolitanUniversity, Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan

2:42pm – Investigation on Mechanical Properties andCorrosion Resistance of Cobalt-Based Alloy CladdingLayerTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11104Zhiyi Jin, Zhenqiang Yao, Hong Shen, Shanghai Jiao TongUniversity, Shanghai, China

3:03pm – Weld Bead Performance Assessment of P-GMAWUsing Acoustic Emission (AE) Signals Through NDTMethods for MS ASTM A 106 B Grade MaterialTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11208Rudreshi Addamani, Holalu Venkatadasu Ravindra, P.E.S.College of Engineering, Mandya, Karnataka, India

2-9 COMPUTATIONAL MODELING ANDSIMULATION FOR ADVANCEDMANUFACTURING2-9-2 Computational Advanced Manufacturing:Ceramics, CompositesConvention Center, 155C 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Robert Saunders, U.S. Naval ResearchLab, Washington, DC, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Marco Petrolo, Politecnico di Torino,Torino, Italy

2:00pm – Three-Dimensional Modeling of Reduced MaterialProperties in Ceramics With Added PorosityTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10608Stephanie Wimmer, Virginia DeGiorgi, Edward Gorzkowski,Heonjune Ryou, U.S. Naval Research Laboratory, Washington,DC, United States

2:21pm – Numerical Studies of Extreme High-Speed LaserMaterial Deposition Processes at Powder-ScaleTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10730Huming Liao, Jiang Fan, Huoxing Liu, Gaoxiang Chen,Beihang University, Beijing, China, Bo Li, Case WesternReserve University, Cleveland, OH, United States

2:42pm – Determination of Critical Velocities in AerosolDeposition Through Finite Element AnalysisTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10930Tyler Martin, Robert Saunders, Scooter Johnson, EdwardGorzkowski, U.S. Naval Research Laboratory, Washington,DC, United States

3:03pm – Computationally Efficient Thermo-MechanicalAnalysis for Predicting Process-Induced Deformations ofComposite StructuresTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11261Enrico Zappino, Politecnico di Torino, Torino, Italy, NavidZobeiry, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC,Canada, Marco Petrolo, Politecnico di Torino, Torino, Italy,Reza Vaziri, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC,Canada, Erasmo Carrera, Politecnico di Torino, Torino, Italy,Anoush Poursartip, University of British Columbia, Vancouver,BC, Canada

3:24pm – Predictive Shimming of Frame-Panel AssembliesUsing FEM and Laser ScanningTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11232Gustavo Ospina-Aldana, Mohamed Ali, Khalifa University,Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emir., Hendrik Odendaal, AbdelqaderAbusafieh, Strata Manufacturing PJSC, Abu Dhabi, UnitedArab Emir., Wei Woon, Khalifa University, Abu Dhabi, UnitedArab Emir.


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2-10 VARIATION SIMULATION ANDDESIGN FOR ASSEMBLY2-10-2 Variation SimulationConvention Center, 155D 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Hua Wang, Shanghai Jiao Tong University,Shanghai, China

Session Co-Organizer: Kristina Wärmefjord, ChalmersUniversity of Technology, Gothenburg, NA, Sweden

2:00pm – Non-Rigid Variation Simulation for Ready-to-Assemble FurnitureTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10285Kristina Wärmefjord, Rikard Söderberg, Lars Lindkvist,Andreas Dagman, Chalmers University of Technology,Goteborg, Sweden

2:21pm – Enabler Study for Plan View Cutline Styling ofFront End Based on Variation SimulationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10566Siyuan Jin, Min Hu, Yabin Chen, Pan Asia TechnicalAutomotive Center Co., Ltd., Shanghai, China

2:42pm – Simulation of Body Force Impact on the AssemblyProcess of Aircraft PartsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10635Sergey Lupuleac, Alexander Smirnov, Maria Churilova,Julia Shinder, Nadezhda Zaitseva, Peter the Great St.Petersburg Polytechnic University, St. Petersburg, Russia,Elodie Bonhomme, Airbus SAS, Toulouse, France

3:03pm – Equilibrium Equations of Incremental Forces andIts Application in Assembly Variation Analysis of CompliantStructuresTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10871Zhihua Niu, Zhimin Li, Sun Jin, Xinxin Li, Shanghai Jiao TongUniversity, Shanghai, China

3:24pm – Variation Analysis for Composite Parts WithConsidering Local Delamination DefectsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11060Jinyu Liu, Zhimin Li, Tao Liu, Xinxin Li, Shanghai Jiao TongUniversity, Shanghai, China

2-12 LASER-BASED ADVANCEDMANUFACTURING AND MATERIALSPROCESSING2-12-1 Material Processing Based on Laser HeatTransfer and Laser AblationConvention Center, 355C 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Xin Zhao, Clemson University, Clemson,SC, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Wenda Tan, University of Utah, SaltLake City, UT, United States

2:00pm – Experimental Study on Geometric Precision ofMicroholes Drilling by Picosecond LaserTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11002Zhan-fei Zhang, Wenhu Wang, Northwestern PolytechnicalUniversity, Xi’an, China, Ruisong Jiang, Sichuan University,Chengdu, China, Cheng-cheng Jin, Xiaoxiang Zhu, XiaofenLiu, Northwestern Polytechnical University, Xian, Shaanxi,China

2:21pm – Effects of Laser Ablation Parameters to PatternHigh Purity Magnesium SurfacesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11810Yahya E. Yayoglu, Nathan Gallant, Ryan Toomey, Universityof South Florida, Tampa, FL, United States, Nathan Crane,Brigham Young University, Provo, UT, United States

2:42pm – Femtosecond Laser Ablation of Fused Silica in AirTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11970Xiao Jia, Xin Zhao, Clemson University, Clemson, SC, UnitedStates

3:03pm – Advanced Packaging Solution for High DensityFCCSP Molding WarpageTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10563Shuai-Lin Liu, Ward Ye, Yu-Po Wang, Long-Yuan Wang,Fred Lin, Siliconware Precision Industries Co., Ltd., Taichung,Taiwan

3:24pm – Study of Metallurgical and Mechanical Behaviorof Laser Butt-Welded Dissimilar Joint of Inconel andStainless SteelTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12238Sanjib Jaypuria, Santosh Kumar Gupta, Sulthan S F, DilipKumar Pratihar, Debalay Chakrabarti, Indian Institute ofTechnology, Kharagpur, Kharagpur, West Bengal, India,Mahanand Jha, Bhaba Atomic Research Center, Mumbai,India, Mumbai, Maharastra, India


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2-13 DIGITAL MANUFACTURING FORINDUSTRY 4.0 APPLICATIONS2-13-2 Industry 4.0 AspectsConvention Center, 155E 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Kai He, Shenzhen Institutes of AdvancedTechnology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shenzhen,Guangdong, China

Session Co-Organizer: David Guerra-Zubiaga, KennesawState University, Marietta, GA, United States, Vladimir Kuts,Tallinn University of Technology, Tallinn, Harju, Estonia

2:00pm – Configuration and Business Protocol ofInternational Load Sharing of Manufacturing and ItsChallenges Under I4.0 and IIoTTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10158Samir Mekid, Usman Akbar, King Fahd University of.Petroleum & Minerals, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia

2:21pm – Design of Two-Stage Cycloidal Speed ReducerWith Dual GearTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10537He Mao, Guanyi Liu, Kai He, Shenzhen Institutes of AdvancedTechnology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shenzhen,Guangdong, China, Zheng Li, Chinese University of HongKong, Shatin NT, Hong Kong

3:03pm – Digital Tools to Capture Manufacturing TacitKnowledge to Support Next Generation AutomationSystemsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10889David Guerra-Zubiaga, Kennesaw State University, Marietta,GA, United States, Kathy Schwaig, Sabih Nasir, KennesawState University, Kennesaw, GA, United States, Alex Bondar,Kennesaw State University, Marietta, GA, United States

3:24pm – An Initial Framework for Implementation ofIndustry 4.0 in the High Technological ManufacturingSector in Southern CaliforniaTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12050Sagil James, Anupam Shetty, California State UniversityFullerton, Fullerton, CA, United States

3:30pm – Real-Time Assembly Recognition Based on theSimilarity Between Spatial Increment and Part ModelTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11160Jiazhen Pang, Li Yuan, Jie Zhang, Yu Jianfeng,Northwestern Polytechnical University, Xi’an, China

2-6 4TH SYMPOSIUM ON FASTENING,ADHESIVE BONDING, AND WELDINGTECHNOLOGY2-6-2 4th Symposium on Fastening, AdhesiveBonding, and Welding Technology – 2Convention Center, 255B 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Chandra Sekhar Rakurty, The M. K. MorseCompany, Canton, OH, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Toshiyuki Sawa, Hiroshima University,Koto-city, Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan

4:00pm – Improving the Surface Characteristics byEmploying FSP on the Composites for the AutomobileBrake Pad ApplicationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10026Ashwath P, M. Anthony Xavior, Vellore Institute of Technology,Vellore, India, Rajendran R, Combat Vehicles Research andDevelopment Establishment, Chennai, India

4:21pm – Estimation and Comparison of WeldingResponses Using MRA, GMDH, and ANN Technique ofAl6061 and Al7075 Material in FSWTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11168Ugrasen Gonchikar, B.M.S. College of Engineering,Bangalore, Karnataka, India, Holalu Venkatadasu Ravindra,P.E.S. College of Engineering, Mandya, Karnataka, India,Prathik Jain S, Umeshgowda B M, Suresh S M, B.M.S.College of Engineering, Bangalore, India

4:42pm – Joining of Q235 Low-Carbon Steel Plates byFriction Stir Welding With AA2A12 Strip as an AuxiliarySolderTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11297Peng Zhang, Shengdun Zhao, Peng Dong, Yongfei Wang,Xi’an Jiaotong University, Xi’an, China, Chao Chen, CentralSouth University, Changsha, China, Dean Meng, Xi’anJiaotong University, Xi’an, China

5:03pm – On Increasing Productivity of Micro-Friction StirWelding With Aid of Tool Shoulder Micro-FeaturesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11445Shuja Ahmed, Akash Mukhopadhyay, Probir Saha, IndianInstitute of Technology Patna, Patna, Bihar, India


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2-9 COMPUTATIONAL MODELING ANDSIMULATION FOR ADVANCEDMANUFACTURING2-9-3 Computational Advanced Manufacturing:Nanostructures, PolymersConvention Center, 155C 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Peter Oviroh, University of Johannesburg,Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa

Session Co-Organizer: Virginia DeGiorgi, Naval Research Lab,Washington, DC, United States

4:00pm – Simulation of MoS2 Nanolayer MembranePerformance for Water Desalination Using ReaxFFTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10578Peter Oviroh, University of Johannesburg, Johannesburg,South Africa, Jitian Han, Shandong University, Jinan,Shandong, China, Tien-Chien Jen, University ofJohannesburg, Johannesburg, South Africa

4:21pm – Modeling of Process-Induced ResidualDeformations in Frontal Polymerization BasedManufacturing of Thermosetting Polymer ComponentsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13415Xiang Zhang, University of Illinois, Urbana, IL, United States,Behrad Koohbor, Leon Dean, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, United States, Nancy Sottos,University of Illinois, Urbana, IL, United States, Jeffrey Moore,University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, UnitedStates, Philippe Geubelle, University of Illinois, Urbana, IL,United States

4:42pm – Multi-Physics Modeling and ExperimentalCharacterization of Needleless Electrospinning forScalable Nanofiber ProductionPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13763Xiangfa Wu, North Dakota State University, Fargo, ND, UnitedStates

5:03pm – Aluminum Cerium Casting Simulations for Use inCasted Heat Exchanger Design ImprovementsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13613Ryan Lane, Virginia Tech, Christiansburg, VA, United States,Ayyoub M. Momen, Orlando Rios, Oak Ridge National Lab,Oak Ridge, TN, United States, Reza Mirzaeifar, Virginia Tech,Blacksburg, VA, United States

2-10 VARIATION SIMULATION ANDDESIGN FOR ASSEMBLY2-10-3 Geometric Modeling and InspectionConvention Center, 155D 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Rikard Söderberg, Chalmers University ofTechnology, Goteborg, Sweden

Session Co-Organizer: Kristina Wärmefjord, ChalmersUniversity of Technology, Gothenburg, Sweden

4:00pm – Consideration and Impact Assessment ofMeasurement Uncertainty in the Context of ToleranceAnalysisTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11328Bjoern Heling, Andreas Michael Mueller, BenjaminSchleich, Tino Hausotte, Sandro Wartzack, Friedrich-Alexander-Universitaet Erlangen-Nuernberg, Erlangen,Germany

4:21pm – Definition and Evaluation of Induced Geometryfor DesignTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10711Bryan Fischer, TDP360 LLC, Sherwood, OR, United States,Edward Morse, UNC Charlotte, Concord, NC, United States

4:42pm – Mutual Information-Based Sensing Optimizationfor In-Process Quality Inspection of Multi-Station AssemblyProcessesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10843Yinhua Liu, Xiaolei Hu, University of Shanghai for Science andTechnology, Shanghai, China, Xiaowei Yue, Virginia Tech,Blacks-burg, VA, United States

5:03pm – Deck Lid Surround Fit Correlation Study BetweenDimensional Variation Simulation and Physical VehicleTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10539Zhongwu Han, Min Hu, Zhenhai Ma, Xiaoxu Niu, Ni Cao,Pan Asia Technical Automotive Center Co., Ltd., Shanghai,China

5:24pm – Low-Order Representation of ManufacturingVariations Based on B-Spline MorphingTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10294Jose Urbano, Dieter Bestle, Brandenburg University ofTechnology Cottbus-Senftenberg, Cottbus, Brandenburg,Germany, Ulf Gerstberger, Peter Flassig, Rolls-RoyceDeutschland Ltd. & Co. KG, Blankenfelde-Mahlow,Brandenburg, Germany


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2-12 LASER-BASED ADVANCEDMANUFACTURING AND MATERIALSPROCESSING2-12-2 Laser-Based Additive ManufacturingConvention Center, 155F 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Wenda Tan, University of Utah, Salt LakeCity, UT, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Xin Zhao, Clemson University,Clemson, SC, United States

4:00pm – Effect of External Magnetic Field on theMicrostructure of 316L Stainless Steel Fabricated byDirected Energy DepositionTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12122Jin Wang, Xi’an Key Laboratory of Intelligent AdditiveManufacturing, Xi’an City, China, Yachao Wang, Jing Shi,Yutai Su, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH, UnitedStates

4:21pm – Multiphase Thermo-Fluid Dynamics Simulation ofLaser Powder Bed Fusion ProcessesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10286Xuxiao Li, Wenda Tan, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT,United States

4:42pm – Laser Power Variation Mechanical PropertyInfluence on Laser Cladded Titanium PowderTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12513Victor Aladesanmi, University of Johannesburg, Westdene,Gauteng, South Africa, Esther Akinlabi, Samuel Fatoba,University of Johannesburg, Johannesburg, Guateng, SouthAfrica

5:03pm – Selective Laser Melting Fabrication of Fully DenseUltra-High Strength Martensitic SteelTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12784Raiyan Seede, David Shoukr, Bing Zhang, Austin Whitt,Texas A&M University, College Station, TX, United States, Sean Gibbons, Philip Flater, Air Force Research Laboratory,Eglin AFB, FL, United States, Alaa Elwany, RaymundoArroyave, Ibrahim Karaman, Texas A&M University, CollegeStation, TX, United States

2-13 DIGITAL MANUFACTURING FORINDUSTRY 4.0 APPLICATIONS2-13-3 Cyber-Manufacturing AspectsConvention Center, 155E 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: David Guerra-Zubiaga, Kennesaw StateUniversity, Marietta, GA, United States

Session Co-Organizers: Kai He, Shenzhen Institutes ofAdvanced Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China,Shenzhen, Guangdong, China, Vladimir Kuts, Tallinn Universityof Technology, Tallinn, Harju, Estonia

4:00pm – Intrusion Detection of Cyber-Physical Attacks inManufacturing Systems: A ReviewTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10135Mingtao Wu, Syracuse University, Fayetteville, NY, UnitedStates, Young Moon, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY,United States

4:21pm – A Secure Cyber-Manufacturing SystemAugmented by the BlockchainTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10366Jinwoo Song, Young Moon, Syracuse University, Syracuse,NY, United States

4:42pm – Physical Data Auditing for Attack Detection inCyber-Manufacturing Systems: Blockchain for MachineLearning ProcessTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10442Jinwoo Song, Diksha Shukla, Syracuse University, Syracuse,NY, United States, Mingtao Wu, Syracuse University,Fayetteville, NY, United States, Vir Phoha, Young Moon,Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY, United States

5:03pm – Integration of Digital Equipment Based onGeneral Information Model and Model Mapping toMTConnectTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10732Zhaokun Zhang, Zhufeng Shao, Liping Wang, TsinghuaUniversity, Beijing, China, Yong Luo, University of ElectronicScience and Technology of China, Chengdu, China

5:24pm – How to Establish Digital Thread Using 3D FactoryTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12309Ajay Holey, Shashank Alandikar, John Deere, Pune,Maharashtra, India


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2-1 ADVANCED MANUFACTURINGPLENARY SPEAKERS (BY INVITATION)2-1-2 Plenary Session IIConvention Center, 155C 9:45AM–10:30AM

9:45am – Building Parts by Welding Millions of Little Bits of Metals Together: What Can Go Wrong and How Do WeFix It?Plenary Presentation. IMECE2019-13992Lyle Levine, National Institute of Standards and Technology,Gaithersburg, MD, United States

2-2 CONFERENCE-WIDE SYMPOSIUM ONADDITIVE MANUFACTURING2-2-1 Metals Additive Manufacturing IConvention Center, 155E 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Scott Thompson, Kansas State University,Manhattan, KS, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Robert L. Lowe, University of Dayton,Dayton, OH, United States

10:45am – Optimizing Electron Beam Melting Powder BedProcess for Long Term SustainabilityTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10256Leila Ladani, University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, TX,United States, Carmen Green, Jafar Razmi, University ofTexas at Arlington Research Institute, Fort Worth, TX, UnitedStates

11:06am – Parametric Study of Metal 3D Printing ProcessUsing Finite Element SimulationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10745Kshitiz Khanna, Raymond Yee, San Jose State University,San Jose, CA, United States

11:27am – Thermal-Kinetic-Mechanical Modeling of LaserPowder Deposition Process for Rail RepairTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10758Ershad Mortazavian, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, LasVegas, NV, United States, Zhiyong Wang, Hualiang Teng,University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Henderson, NV, United States

11:48am – Combined Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics:Ray Tracing Method for Simulations of Keyhole Formationin Laser Melting of Bulk and Powder Metal TargetsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11596Deepak Shah, Alexey Volkov, University of Alabama,Tuscaloosa, AL, United States

12:09pm – On Characterizing Uncertainty Sources in LaserPowder Bed Fusion Additive Manufacturing ModelsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11727Tesfaye Moges, Paul Witherell, National Institute ofStandards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD, United States,Gaurav Ameta, Dakota Consulting Inc., Silver Spring, MD,United States

2-4 NANOMANUFACTURING: NOVELPROCESSES, APPLICATIONS, ANDPROCESS-PROPERTY RELATIONSHIPS2-4-1 Nanomanufacturing: Synthesis and Assemblyof Nanomaterials and NanocompositesConvention Center, 155D 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Chih-Hao Chang, North Carolina StateUniversity, Raleigh, NC, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Pilgyu Kang, George MasonUniversity, Fairfax, VA, United States

10:45am – Deterministic Ångström-Precise SubtractiveManufacturing of 2D Materials via Tunable InterfacialIncommensurabilitiesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11868Yunjo Jeong, Emily Phan, Md. Rubayat-E Tanjil, ZhewenYin, Wyatt Panaccione, Michael Cai Wang, University ofSouth Florida, Tampa, FL, United States

11:06am – The Route Toward Graphene-Metal CompositesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12011Kaihao Zhang, Mitisha Surana, Sameh Tawfick, University ofIllinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, United States

11:27am – Electrothermal Nanomanufacturing of High-Performance Carbon Nanotube-Fiber CompositePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12640Yuanyuan Shang, Baohui Shi, Kun Fu, University ofDelaware, Newark, DE, United States

11:48am – Digital Nanomanufacturing of Nanocompositesand Wearable Devices With On-the-fly Modulation ofNanostructures and FunctionsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13199Jimi Wang, Yuebing Zheng, University of Texas at Austin,Austin, TX, United States

12:09pm – Exploration of Carbon Nanotube ForestSynthesis-Structure-Property Relationships Using Physics-Based Simulation and Deep LearningTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13312Taher Hajilounezhad, Ramakrishna Surya, Zakariya Oraibi,Filiz Bunyak, Kannappan Palaniappan, Prasad Calyam,Matthew Maschmann, University of Missouri, Columbia, MO,United States

TRACK 2 ADVANCED MANUFACTURING – TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12

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2-5 ADVANCED MACHININGANDFINISHING PROCESSES2-5-1 Advanced Machining: MillingConvention Center, 155C 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Ramulu Mamidala, University ofWashington, Seattle, WA, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Nikolaos Tapoglou, University ofSheffield, Sheffield, United Kingdom

10:45am – Improvement of Machining Performance by SideFlank Face Textures Combined With Cutting Edge Micro-Serrations on Milling InsertTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10376Muhammed Muaz, Sounak Kumar Choudhury, IndianInstitute of Technology Kanpur, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, India

11:06am – Study of Peripheral Milling of Magnesium MatrixCompositeTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11436Nishita Anandan, Ramulu Mamidala, University ofWashington, Seattle, WA, United States

11:27am – Ultrasonic Vibration Assisted Milling ofAerospace MaterialsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11780Nikolaos Tapoglou, Chris Taylor, University of Sheffield,Sheffield, United Kingdom

11:48am – Increasing Tool Life in Metals via True VariableDepth MillingTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13374Durul Ulutan, Kadir Has University, Istanbul, Turkey

12:09pm – Local Corner Trajectory Smoothing Approach forMachining Short-Segmented ToolpathsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10355Weixin Wang, Kai Zhou, Chuxiong Hu, Suqin He, TsinghuaUniversity, Beijing, China

2-2 CONFERENCE-WIDE SYMPOSIUM ONADDITIVE MANUFACTURING2-2-2 Metals Additive Manufacturing IIConvention Center, 155E 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Seyed Soheil Daryadel, University ofIllinois at Urbana-Champaign, Champaign, IL, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Yaozhong Zhang, Michigan StateUniversity, East Lansing, MI, United States

2:00pm – Effect of Build Direction in Direct Metal LaserSintering (DMLS) of Inconel 718 on Microstructure and Mechanical BehaviorTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12213Sachin Alya, Chaitanya Vundru, Khushahal Thool, IndianInstitute of Technology Bombay, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India,Anil Saigal, Tufts University, Medford, MA, United States,Ramesh Singh, Indradev Samajdar, Indian Institute ofTechnology Bombay, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

2:21pm – 3D Scanning for Dimensional Comparison of aCold Spray Additive ManufacturingTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13224Rebecca Murray, Garrick Foy, Charles Darwin University,Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia, Lee Clemon, University ofTechnology Sydney, Ultimo, NSW, Australia

2:42pm – Effects of Processing Parameters and SurfaceRoughness on the High-Cycle Fatigue Life of Inconel 718Manufactured by Laser Powder Bed FusionTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13226Dillon S. Watring, Kristen C. Carter, Bart Raeymaekers,Ashley D. Spear, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, UnitedStates

3:03pm – A Comprehensive Study on 3D-Printed Ti-6AL-4VStructuresTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13670Yaozhong Zhang, Shengyuan Bai, Elias Garratt, AljoschaRoch, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI, UnitedStates

3:24pm – Process-Microstructure-Property Relationships in Nanotwinned Copper Interconnects Additively Manufactured by the Localized Pulsed ElectrodepositionTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12807Seyed Soheil Daryadel, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Champaign, IL, United States, Majid Minary,University of Texas at Dallas, Richardson, TX, United States

2-4 NANOMANUFACTURING: NOVELPROCESSES, APPLICATIONS, ANDPROCESS-PROPERTY RELATIONSHIPS2-4-2 Nanomanufacturing: Additive, Top-Down, andSelf-Assembly ApproachesConvention Center, 155D 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Matthew Maschmann, University ofMissouri, Columbia, MO, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Michael Cai Wang, University of SouthFlorida, Tampa, FL, United States

2:00pm – A First Principle Study on the Adhesion andStability of Al203 (0001)/Pt (111) Film InterfaceTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10693Lesego Mohlala, Rigardt Coetzee, Tien-Chien Jen, PeterOlubambi, University of Johannesburg, Johannesburg,Gauteng, South Africa

2:21pm – Freeform Advanced Manufacturing of 0D/1D/2DNanomaterials into 3D Architectures With Voxel-by-VoxelTunable PropertiesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11327Zhewen Yin, Wyatt Panaccione, Xiaohe Luan, Yunjo Jeong,Md. Rubayat-E Tanjil, Michael Cai Wang, University of SouthFlorida, Tampa, FL, United States


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2:42pm – Fiber Creation and Deposition on ArbitrarySurfaces With Gas-Modified ElectrospinningPoster Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11456Emily A. Kooistra-Manning, Lane G. Huston, Jack L.Skinner, Jessica M. Andriolo, Montana TechnologicalUniversity, Butte, MT, United States

3:03pm – Direct Nanomanufacturing of FunctionalNanofibers on Non-Planar Surfaces Using Self-AligningNanojet (SA-N)Technical Presentation. IMECE2019-13114Dongwoon Shin, JongHyun (Joe) Kim, Abiral Regmi,Jiyoung Chang, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, UnitedStates

3:24pm – Roll-to-Roll Self-Assembly and Analysis of Non-Monodispersed NanospheresTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13698I-Te Chen, Timothy Chen, Chih-Hao Chang, North CarolinaState University, Raleigh, NC, United States

2-5 ADVANCED MACHININGANDFINISHING PROCESSES2-5-2 Advanced Machining:TurningConvention Center, 155C 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Yang Guo, Michigan State University, EastLansing, MI, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Salman Pervaiz, Rochester Institute ofTechnology - Dubai, Dubai, United Arab Emir.

2:00pm – Experimental Investigation on Turning of MonelK500 Alloy Using Nano Graphene Cutting Fluid UnderMinimum Quantity LubricationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10056Senthil Kumar Santhanam, Arul K, Anna University, Chennai,Tamil Nadu, India

2:21pm – Numerically Constructed Energy ConsumptionMapping for the Orthogonal Machining of Ti6Al4VTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10952Ibrahim Nouzil, Salman Pervaiz, Rochester Institute ofTechnology – Dubai, Dubai, United Arab Emir., SathishKannan, American University of Sharjah, Sharjah, Dubai,United Arab Emir.

2:42pm – Study on Turning of Non-Axisymmetric Three-Dimensional Curved SurfacesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11100Kensuke Nakagawa, Taichi Mori, Yoshitaka Morimoto, Akio Hayashi, Kanazawa Institute of Technology, NonoichiIshikawa, Japan, Yoshiyuki Kaneko, Naohiko Suzuki, Ryo Hirono, Takamatsu Machinery Co., Ltd., HakusanIshikawa, Japan

3:03pm – Application of Trochoidal Turning Method atBearing Rings MachiningTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11439M. Ömer Kayki, Gokhan Sagir, ORS Bearings, Ankara, Polatl,Turkey

3:24pm – Effects of Modulation Assisted Machining (MAM)and Nano-Platelet Minimum Quantity Lubrication (n-MQL)on Tool Wear in Turning of Compacted Graphite Iron (CGI)With Coated Carbide ToolTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13390Juan Sandoval, Patrick Kwon, Yang Guo, Michigan StateUniversity, East Lansing, MI, United States

2-2 CONFERENCE-WIDE SYMPOSIUM ONADDITIVE MANUFACTURING2-2-3 Metals Additive Manufacturing IIIConvention Center, 155E 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Sriraghav Sridharan, ANSYS Inc.,Canonsburg, PA, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Roozbeh Ross Salary, MarshallUniversity, Huntington, WV, United States

4:00pm – Melt Geometry for Laser and E-Beam PowderBed Additive ManufacturingTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11863Faiyaz Ahsan, Leila Ladani, University of Texas at Arlington,Arlington, TX, United States

4:21pm – Numerical Simulation of Laser-Powder BedFusion of Overhanging StructuresTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13869Scott Thompson, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS,United States, Basil Paudel, Auburn University, Auburn, AL,United States

4:42pm – Light Weighting Solutions for AdditivelyManufactured Aviation ComponentsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10805Sandeep Medikonda, Sriraghav Sridharan, Sunil Acharya,John Doyle, ANSYS Inc., Canonsburg, PA, United States

5:03pm – Simulations of Online Non-Destructive AcousticDiagnosis of 3D-Printed Parts Using Air-Coupled UltrasonicTransducersTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11101Sean Rooney, Kishore Pochiraju, Stevens Institute ofTechnology, Hoboken, NJ, United States

5:24pm – A Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Study ofPneumatic Atomization in Aerosol Jet Printing (AJP)ProcessTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12027Roozbeh Ross Salary, Marshall University, Huntington, WV,United States, Jack Lombardi, Binghamton University,Binghamton, NY, United States, Darshana Weerawarne, StateUniversity of New York at Binghamton, Vestal, NY, UnitedStates, Prahalad Rao, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln,NE, United States, Mark Poliks, State University of New Yorkat Binghamton, Vestal, NY, United States


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25 ADVANCED MACHINING ANDFINISHING PROCESSES2-5-3 Advanced Machining: DrillingConvention Center, 155C 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Salman Pervaiz, Rochester Institute ofTechnology - Dubai, Dubai, United Arab Emir.

4:00pm – New Analytical Model for Delamination of CFRPDuring Drilling With CFRP Plate Elastic DeformationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10801Chen Chen, Zhenyuan Jia, Fuji Wang, Qi Wang, ChuanheDong, Chong Zhang, Dalian University of Technology, Dalian,Liaoning, China

4:21pm – Effect of the Step-Drill Margins Structure on HoleDiameters in Drilling Ti/CFRP StacksTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10802Chong Zhang, Zhenyuan Jia, Fuji Wang, Yue Li, Yu Bai,Chen Chen, Dalian University of Technology, Dalian, Liaoning,China

4:42pm – 3D Finite Element Assisted Numerical Simulationof Orbital Drilling Process of Ti6Al4VTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10973Salman Pervaiz, Ali Daneji, Rochester Institute of Technology- Dubai, Dubai, United Arab Emir., Sathish Kannan, AmericanUniversity of Sharjah, Sharjah, Dubai, United Arab Emir.

5:03pm – Comparative Study of Material Damage and ToolWear Mechanisms During Drilling of CFRP/Ti StackTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11191Vijayathithan M, Anil Meena, Indian Institute of Technology,Madras, Chennai, India

5:24pm – Investigation on the Effect of Drilling Parameterson Quality of Hole in Epoxy Resin With and Without CarbonFiber Reinforced With 6% and 10% Si3N4 Using FEATechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11188Rakshith Gowda D S, Murali Krishna N L, HolaluVenkatadasu Ravindra, P.E.S. College of Engineering,Mandya, Karnataka, India

2-8 INNOVATIVE PRODUCT AND PROCESSDESIGN2-8-1 Innovative Product and Process Design IConvention Center, 155D 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Jonathan Holman, University ofPittsburgh, Johnstown, PA, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Xinyi Xiao, Pennsylvania StateUniversity, University Park, PA, United States

4:00pm – Support-Free 3D Toolpath Generation for 5-AxisAdditive ManufacturingTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13245Xinyi Xiao, Sanjay Joshi, Pennsylvania State University,University Park, PA, United States

4:21pm – Joining Techniques for Novel Metal PolymerHybrid Heat ExchangersTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10621Gowtham Kuntumalla, Yuquan Meng, Manjunath C.Rajagopal, Ricardo S. Toro, Hanyang Zhao, Ho ChanChang, Sreenath Sundar, Srinivasa Salapaka, NenadMiljkovic, Chenhui Shao, Placid Ferreira, Sanjiv Sinha,University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Champaign, IL,United States

4:42pm – Stress and Mesh Stiffness Evaluation ofBimaterial Spur GearsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11554Fatih Karpat, Tufan Yilmaz, Oguz Dogan, Onur Can Kalay,Bursa Uludag University, Bursa, Turkey

5:03pm – A Composite Printer With Direct Bonded FiberModeling ProcessTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12926Serdar Tumkor, Jonathan Holman, Tanner Badoud,University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown, Johnstown, PA, UnitedStates

5:24pm – A Lightweight Design Approach for Machine ToolWorktable Using Carbon Fiber Tube and Special AssemblyStructureTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10541Miannuo Chen, Jun Zha, Fan Kan, Zelong Yuan, YaolongChen, Xi’an Jiaotong University, Xi’an, China


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2-2 CONFERENCE-WIDE SYMPOSIUM ONADDITIVE MANUFACTURING2-2-4 Polymer Additive Manufacturing IConvention Center, 255B 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Heather Lai, SUNY New Paltz, New Paltz,NY, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Kishore Pochiraju, Stevens Institute ofTechnology, Belmar, NJ, United States

10:45am – FDM 3D-Printed Thermoplastic Elastomers:Experiments, Modeling, and Influence of ProcessParameters on PropertiesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11615Brad Hripko, Luke Hoover, Priyadarsini Damodara, TimothyReissman, Robert L. Lowe, University of Dayton, Dayton, OH,United States

11:06am – Effect of Moisture on the Mechanical Propertiesof Additively Manufactured PLA, ABS, and PLA/SiCCompositesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11627Padmalatha Kakanuru, Stevens Institute of Technology,Hoboken, NJ, United States, Kishore Pochiraju, StevensInstitute of Technology, Belmar, NJ, United States

11:27am – Experimental Investigation of PolyJet 3D PrintingProcess: Effects of Finish Type and Material Color on ColorAppearanceTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11917Xingjian Wei, Li Zeng, Zhijian Pei, Texas A&M University,College Station, TX, United States

11:48am – Study of Printing Orientation on MechanicalProperties in Additive Manufacturing ProcessTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11997Peyman Honarmandi, Hongbin Xu, Manhattan College,Riverdale, NY, United States

12:09pm – Multi-Material FDM 3D Printing ProcessParameter Development Based on Bending TestCharacterizationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10496Heather Lai, Aaron Nelson, SUNY New Paltz, New Paltz, NY,United States

2-2-7 Additive Manufacturing of Composites &CeramicsConvention Center, 255C 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Robert L. Lowe, University of Dayton,Dayton, OH, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Peyman Honarmandi, ManhattanCollege, Riverdale, NY, United States

Session Organizer: Baohui Shi, University of Delaware,Newark, DE, United States

10:45am – Polychromatic Coloring of Dental Zirconia byInkjet PrintingTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11277Christoph Rehekampff, Dominik Rumschoettel, FranzIrlinger, Tim C. Lueth, Technical University of Munich,Garching, Germany

11:06am – Additive Manufacturing of Kevlar ReinforcedEpoxy CompositesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12215Baohui Shi, University of Delaware, Newark, DE, UnitedStates, Emrah Celik, Jordan Chabot, Mutabe Aljaghtham,Cagri Oztan, Edward Dauer, University of Miami, CoralGables, FL, United States, Recep Muhammet Gorguluarslan,Teyfik Demir, TOBB University of Economics and Technology,Ankara, Turkey

11:27am – Additive Manufacturing of Continuous CarbonFiber CompositesPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12523Baohui Shi, Kun Fu, Yuanyuan Shang, Ping Zhang, TiankuoChu, University of Delaware, Newark, DE, United States

11:48am – Microbially Enabled Healing of 3D-PrintedCeramicsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13151An Xin, Qiming Wang, University of Southern California, LosAngeles, CA, United States

12:09pm – Piezoresistive Material Design for FunctionalizedDevices via Additive ManufacturingTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13365Behrokh Abbasnejad, David McGloin, University ofTechnology Sydney, Sydney, NSW, Australia, Lee Clemon,University of Technology Sydney, Ultimo, NSW, Australia

TRACK 2 ADVANCED MANUFACTURING –WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13

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2-5 ADVANCED MACHININGANDFINISHING PROCESSES2-5-4 Advanced Finishing ProcessesConvention Center, 155E 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Salman Pervaiz, Rochester Institute ofTechnology - Dubai, Dubai, United Arab Emir.

10:45am – Investigation of Surface Characteristics andChip Morphology in High Speed Cutting of Inconel718Based on SHPB SystemTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11036Zeng-qiang Wang, Zhan-fei Zhang, Wenhu Wang,Northwestern Polytechnical University, Xi’an, Shaanxi, China,Rui-song Jiang, Sichuan University, Chengdu, China,Kunyang Lin, Hong-liang Xue, Biao Guo, NorthwesternPolytechnical University, Xi’an, Shaan-xi, China

11:06am – Simulation and Experimental Investigation ofScallop Removal Using Friction Stir Processing andComplex ToolpathTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11375Tyler Grimm, Clemson University, Greenville, SC, UnitedStates, Laine Mears, Clemson University, Anderson, SC,United States

11:27am – Surface Integrity of Fiber Reinforced PlasticsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12234Harinder Singh Oberoi, Boeing Research and Technology,Everett, WA, United States, Ramulu Mamidala, University ofWashington, Seattle, WA, United States

11:48am – High Performance Grinding (HPG) of AerospaceEngine MaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10037K. Philip Varghese, Norton/Saint-Gobain, Northborough R&DCenter, Northborough, MA, United States

12:09pm – Reviewing Machinability of Fibre-ReinforcedPolymer (FRP)/Metallic Stacks Using MQLTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10961Abhishek Ghoshal, Adnan Khan, Moosa Zahid, SalmanPervaiz, Rochester Institute of Technology - Dubai, Dubai,United Arab Emir., Sathish Kannan, American University ofSharjah, Sharjah, Dubai, United Arab Emir.

2-8 INNOVATIVE PRODUCT AND PROCESSDESIGN2-8-2 Innovative Product and Process Design IIConvention Center, 155F 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Joao Silva, Universidade do Minho,Guimarães, Portugal

Session Co-Organizer: Wenjun Su, Xi’an Jiaotong Univeristy,Xi’an, China

10:45am – Definition of Basic Functional Geometries: A Survey to Support Automatic MetrologyTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11582André Vale, Joao Silva, Carlos A.P. Costa, MichaelMachado, University Minho, Guimarães, Portugal

11:06am – The Evolution of Tridimensional Metrology: The Era of Computer Aided MetrologyTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11600Michael Machado, Joao Silva, João Sousa, André Vale,University of Minho, Guimarães, Portugal

11:27am – Development of a Cleaning Robot for TrenchDrainsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11785Adithya Kaushik, Janet Dong, Ce Gao, Hazem Elzarka,University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH, United States

11:48am – Temperature Change of Spindle Using Non-Contact Controllable Excitation and ResponseMeas-urementTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11807Wenjun Su, Shaoke Wan, Jun Hong, Xi’an JiaotongUniversity, Xi’an, China

2-2 CONFERENCE-WIDE SYMPOSIUM ONADDITIVE MANUFACTURING2-2-5 Polymer Additive Manufacturing IIConvention Center, 255B 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Scott L. Thomson, Brigham YoungUniversity, Provo, UT, United States

Session Co-Organizers: Brett Reeder, University of Utah,Boise, ID, United States, Peyman Honarmandi, ManhattanCollege, Riverdale, NY, United States

2:00pm – Experimental Investigation of PolyJet 3D PrintingProcess: Effects of Orientation and Layer Thickness onThermal Glass Transition TemperatureTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11999Jackson Sanders, Texas A&M University, Katy, TX, UnitedStates, Xingjian Wei, Zhijian Pei, Texas A&M University,College Station, TX, United States


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2:21pm – Anisotropic Constitutive Behavior of AdditivelyManufactured Parts Using StereolithographyPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12371Sunil Aravind Shanmugasundaram, University of Texas atArlington, Arlington, TX, United States, Jafar Razmi, Universityof Texas at Arlington Research Institute, Fort Worth, TX, UnitedStates, Leila Ladani, University of Texas at Arlington,Arlington, TX, United States

2:42pm – Pore Size Effects in Mechanical Behavior ofMicro-Architected Porous StructuresTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12981Brett Reeder, University of Utah, Boise, ID, United States,Robert Wheeler, UES Inc., Dayton, OH, United States, Pania Newell, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, UnitedStates, Matthew Dickerson, Air Force Research Laboratory,Dayton, OH, United States

3:03pm – Effects of Environmental Temperature andHumidity on the Geometry and Strength of PolycarbonateSpecimens Prepared by Fused Filament FabricationTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13113Lichen Fang, Yishu Yan, Ojaswi Agarwal, Johns HopkinsUniversity, Baltimore, MD, United States, Jonathan Seppala,National Institute of Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg,MD, United States, Sung Hoon Kang, Johns HopkinsUniversity, Baltimore, MD, United States

3:24pm – 3D Printing Ultra-Soft, Multi-Layer OrganPhantomsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13601Clayton Young, Scott L. Thomson, Brigham Young University,Provo, UT, United States

2-5 ADVANCED MACHININGANDFINISHING PROCESSES2-5-5 Non-conventional Machining Processes:EDM and ECMConvention Center, 155E 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Muhammad Jahan, Miami University,Oxford, OH, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Harnam Singh Farwaha, Guru NanakDev Engineering College, Ludhiana, Punjab, India

2:00pm – Investigating the Micro-EDM Machinability ofBulk Metallic Glass in Micro-EDM DrillingTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10940Chong Liu, Asif Rashid, Muhammad Jahan, MiamiUniversity, Oxford, OH, United States, Jianfeng Ma, SaintLouis University, Saint Louis, MO, United States

2:21pm – Machining of High Aspect Ratio Micro-Holes onTitanium Alloy Using Silver Nano Powder Mixed Micro EDMDrillingTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10944Chong Liu, Asif Rashid, Muhammad Jahan, MiamiUniversity, Oxford, OH, United States, Jianfeng Ma, SaintLouis University, Saint Louis, MO, United States

2:42pm – Development of Trends and Methodologies forShaping Ceramics by Electrical Discharge Machining: A ReviewTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10946Asif Rashid, Muhammad Jahan, Miami University, Oxford,OH, United States, Asma Perveen, Nazarbayev University,Astana, Kazakhstan, Jianfeng Ma, Saint Louis University, SaintLouis, MO, United States

3:03pm – Performance Monitoring of Electrode Wear andSurface Roughness in WEDM of Al-10%Si3N4 UsingMachine Vision SystemTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13117Gurupavan H R, Holalu Venkatadasu Ravindra, P.E.S.College of Engineering, Mandya, Karnataka, India

3:24pm – Prediction and Experimental Investigations ofUltrasonic Assisted Electrochemical Magnetic AbrasiveFinishing ProcessTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10188Harnam Singh Farwaha, Guru Nanak Dev EngineeringCollege, Ludhiana, Punjab, India, Dharmpal Deepak, PunjabiUniversity, Patiala, India, Gurinder Singh Brar, NationalInstitute of Technology, Srinagar (Garhwal)., Srinagar, India

2-8 INNOVATIVE PRODUCT AND PROCESSDESIGN2-8-3 Innovative Product and Process Design IIIConvention Center, 155F 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Joao Sarraipa, UNINOVA, Caparica,Portugal

Session Co-Organizer: Carlos Agostinho, UNINOVA,Caparica, Portugal

2:00pm – Integration of Vibration Absorbers in MillingChucksTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11266Mihir Joshi, Matthias Weigold, Michael Schöll, TechnicalUniversity of Darmstadt, Darmstadt, Germany

2:21pm – A Digital Twin for Intra-Logistics ProcessPlanning for the Automotive Sector Supported by Big DataAnalyticsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11362Guilherme Guerreiro, Paulo Figueiras, Ruben Costa, MariaMarques, UNINOVA, Caparica, Portugal, Diogo Graca, GiselaGarcia, Volkswagen Autoeuropa, Quinta do Anjo, Portugal,Ricardo Jardim-Goncalves, Universidade Nova de Lisboa,Caparica, Portugal

2:42pm – Computational Model for Knowledge TransferSkills in Industry 4.0 in an Enhanced and Effective WayTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11393Andreia Artifice, Fernando Luis-Ferreira, Joao Sarraipa,UNINOVA, Caparica, Portugal, Ricardo Jardim-Goncalves,Universida de Nova de Lisboa, Caparica, Portugal


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3:03pm – Discovery of Public Transportation PatternsThrough the Use of Big Data Technologies for UrbanMobilityTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11415Hugo Antunes, Paulo Figueiras, Ruben Costa, UNINOVA,Caparica, Portugal, Joel Teixeira, Link Consulting, Lisboa,Portugal, Ricardo Jardim-Goncalves, Universidade Nova deLisboa, Caparica, Portugal

3:24pm – A Methodology for Virtual Factory ApplicationsDefinition, Development and ValidationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11527Elsa Marcelino-Jesus, Joao Sarraipa, UNINOVA, Caparica,Portugal, Francisco Fraile, Raul Poler, Universitat Politècnicade València, Valencia, Spain

2-14 GENERAL MANUFACTURING2-14-1 General ManufacturingConvention Center, 255C 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Tien-Chien Jen, University ofJohannesburg, Johannesburg, South Africa

2:00pm – Eccentricity of Rotor Prediction of Aero-EngineRotor Based on Image Identification and Machine LearningTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10919Zihao Zhang, Junkang Guo, Yanhui Sun, Jun Hong, Xi’anJiaotong University, Xi’an, Shaanxi, China

2:21pm – Grinding of Additively Manufactured AerospaceAlloysTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10040K. Philip Varghese, John Hagan, Norton/Saint-Gobain,Northborough, MA, United States

2:42pm – A Lightweight Framework of R-LATs for Large-Scale ApplicationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10383Kang Jia, Ruihua He, Gang Fu, Wenjun Su, Zhigang Liu,Xi’an Jiaotong University, Xi’an, China

3:03pm – Development of IoT system Supported by DataMining Method in Mold ManufacturingTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12509Hiroyuki Kodama, Masahiro Yamauchi, Hikaru Ohira,Kazuhito Ohashi, Okayama University, Okayama, Japan

3:24pm – Investigating the Purge Flow Rate in a ReactorScale Simulation of an Atomic Layer Deposition ProcessTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10692Emeka C. Nwanna, Rigardt Coetzee, Tien-Chien Jen,University of Johannesburg, Johannesburg, South Africa

2-2 CONFERENCE-WIDE SYMPOSIUM ONADDITIVE MANUFACTURING2-2-6 Hybrid Additive Manufacturing ProcessesConvention Center, 255B 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Nikolaos Tapoglou, AdvancedManufacturing Research Centre, University of Sheffield,Sheffield, United Kingdom

Session Co-Organizer: Andrew Gross, University of SouthCarolina, Columbia, SC, United States

4:00pm – A Rapid Manufacturing Process for Extrusion-Based 3D PrintersTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10022Andreas Schroeffer, Matthias Trescher, KonstantinStruebig, Yannick Krieger, Tim C. Lueth, Technical Universityof Munich, Bavaria, Garching, Germany

4:21pm – Interrupted Hybrid Additive and SubtractiveManufacturing of Parts for the Aerospace and the Oil andGas IndustriesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12774Nikolaos Tapoglou, Joseph Clulow, Advanced ManufacturingResearch Centre, University of Sheffield, Sheffield, UnitedKingdom

4:42pm – Load Capacity of Support Structures for DirectMachining of Selective Laser Melted PartsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11134Christian Höller, Philipp Zopf, Philipp Schwemberger,Rudolf Pichler, Franz Haas, Graz University of Technology,Graz, Austria

5:03pm – Fused Deposition Modeling With AddedVibrations: A Parametric Study on the Accuracy of PrintedPartsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11698Joseph Dei Rossi, Ozgur Keles, Vimal Viswanathan, SanJose State University, San Jose, CA, United States

5:24pm – Subtractive Postprocessing to OvercomeConstraints of Direct Laser WritingTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13903Andrew Gross, University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC,United States


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2-5 ADVANCED MACHININGANDFINISHING PROCESSES2-5-6 Other Innovative Machining ProcessesConvention Center, 155E 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Chandra Sekhar Rakurty, The M. K. MorseCompany, Canton, OH, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Xiaolan Han, Xi’an Shiyou University,Xi’an, China

4:00pm – Ultra-Fine Surface Finishing Process for Metalsand Ceramics Through Magnetic-Field Assisted Finishing(MAF)Technical Presentation. IMECE2019-13150Bibek Poudel, Haseung Chung, Patrick Kwon, GuangchaoSong, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI, UnitedStates

4:21pm – Investigation on Deep Hole Trepanning of TC10Titanium AlloyTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11235Xiaolan Han, Zhanfeng Liu, Xi’An Shiyou University, Xi’an,China

4:42pm – Band Saw Blade: Design Engineering PerspectiveTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13880Chandra Sekhar Rakurty, Lucas A. Whitmer, The M. K.Morse Company, Canton, OH, United States

5:03pm – Band Saw Cutting Process: Optimizing CuttingConditionsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13868Chandra Sekhar Rakurty, Connor Zwick, Grant M. Waters,The M. K. Morse Company, Canton, OH, United States

2-8 INNOVATIVE PRODUCT AND PROCESSDESIGN2-8-4 Innovative Product and Process Design IVConvention Center, 155F 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Maria Marques, UNINOVA, Caparica,Portugal

Session Co-Organizer: Joao Sarraipa, UNINOVA, Caparica,Portugal

4:00pm – A Methodology for Modelling Tugger TrainSystems Using ModelicaTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10452João Veiga, João Sousa, José Machado, Joao Silva,Universidade do Minho, Guimarães, Portugal, Toni Machado,Pedro Silva, Bosch BrgP, Braga, Portugal

4:21pm – Artificial Intelligence Based Architecture toSupport Dementia PatientsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10985Fernando Luis-Ferreira, Joao Sarraipa, Jorge Calado,Joana Andrade, Daniel Rodrigues, UNINOVA, Caparica,Portugal, Ricardo Jardim-Goncalves, Universidade Nova deLisboa, Caparica, Portugal

4:42pm – Innovative Information Model to Improve Qualityand Collaboration on Stone IndustryTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11659Adriana Cunha, Joao Silva, University of Minho, Guimarães,Portugal

5:03pm – Innovative Product/Service for PersonalizedHealth ManagementTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11711Maria Marques, Fabio Lopes, UNINOVA, Caparica, Portugal,Ruben Costa, Carlos Agostinho, Pedro Oliveira,Knowledgebiz, Almada, Portugal, Ricardo Jardim-Goncalves,Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Caparica, Portugal


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2-7 ADVANCED MATERIAL FORMING -NOVEL PROCESSES, MECHANICS,CHARACTERIZATION, AND CONTROL2-7-1 Novel ProcessesConvention Center, 251D8:15AM–10:00AM

Session Organizer: Xuedao Shu, Ningbo University, Ningbo,Zhejiang, China

Session Co-Organizer: Chetan Nikhare, Pennsylvania StateUniversity, Erie, PA, United States

8:15am – Preliminary Results: The Design, Instrumentation,and Performance of FSBE Tooling for Aluminum TubesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10032William Emblom, University of Louisiana at Lafayette,Lafayette, LA, United States, Scott Wagner, Michigan Tech,Atlantic Mine, MI, United States, Ayotunde Olayinka, CourtneiRichard, Quinn Anglada, Paige Cutright, Andrew Granger,Jonathan Matthysen, University of Louisiana at Lafayette,Lafayette, LA, United States, Muhammad Wahab, LouisianaState University, Baton Rouge, LA, United States

8:36am – Forming Technology and MicrostructureDistribution of Automobile Oil Pump Shaft by ExtrudedCross Wedge RollingTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10341Xuedao Shu, T.Z. Chen, Y. Chang, Y. Zhu, W.W. Gong,Ningbo University, Ningbo, Zhejiang, China

8:57am – Optimizing Process and Geometry Parameters inBulging of PipelinesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10600Shabbir Memon, Obaidur Rahman Mohammed, D.V.SureshKoppisetty, Hamid Lankarani, Wichita State University,Wichita, KS, United States

9:18am – Buckling of Tube for Tube HydroforgingTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10630Chetan Nikhare, Pennsylvania State University, Erie, PA,United States

9:39am – The Influence Rule of Geometric Parameters onthe Closure of Inside Cavity of the Skew Rolled Steel Ballby Floating Pressure MethodTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10472Chang Shu, University of North Carolina at Charlotte,Charlotte, NC, United States, Yingxiang Xia, Xuedao Shu,Ningbo University, Ningbo, Zhejiang, China, Duanyang Tian,Wuhan University of Technology, Wuhan, Hubei, China

2-7 ADVANCED MATERIAL FORMING -NOVEL PROCESSES, MECHANICS,CHARACTERIZATION, AND CONTROL2-7-2 Incremental FormingConvention Center, 251D 10:15AM–12:00PM

Session Organizer: Tyler Grimm, Clemson University,Greenville, SC, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Xuedao Shu, Ningbo University,Ningbo, Zhejiang, China

10:15am – Numerical and Experimental Analysis ofAttaching-Mandrel Process Under Multi-Pass ColdSpinning Process on Superalloy GH3030Technical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10349Zixuan Li, Xuedao Shu, Zewei Cen, Song Zhang, NingboUniversity, Ningbo, Zhejiang, China

10:36am – Single Point Incremental Forming of Large SheetMetal ComponentsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10390Frank Schieck, Reinhard Mauermann, Dieter Weise,Matthias Demmler, Fraunhofer Institute for Machine Toolsand Forming Technology, Chemnitz, Saxony, Germany

10:57am – Experimental Study on Residual Formability ofSingle Point Incrementally Formed PartTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10619Chetan Nikhare, Pennsylvania State University, Erie, PA,United States

11:18am – Experimental Investigation of a Backing SheetStiffener in Incremental Forming of PolycarbonateTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11231Tyler Grimm, Shubhamkar Kulkarni, Clemson University,Greenville, SC, United States, Laine Mears, ClemsonUniversity, Anderson, SC, United States, Gregory Mocko,Clemson University, Clemson, SC, United States

11:39am – Research on Wall Thickness Uniformity ofHollow Axles by Three-Roll Skew RollingTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10486Song Zhang, Xuedao Shu, Chang Xu, Jitai Wang, Zixuan Li,Ningbo University, Ningbo, Zhejiang, China

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2-3 MEASUREMENT SCIENCE, SENSORS,NON-DESTRUCTIVE EVALUATION (NDE)AND PROCESS CONTROL FOR ADVANCEDMANUFACTURING2-3-1 Non-Destructive ExaminationTechniques forAdditive ManufacturingConvention Center, 251C 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Linkan Bian, Mississippi State University,Mississippi State, MS, United States

2:00pm – In-Situ Fatigue Prediction of Direct LaserDeposition Parts Based on Thermal ProfileTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10323Seyyed H. Seifi, Wenmeng Tian, Mississippi State University,Mississippi State, MS, United States, Aref Yadollahi, HaleyDoude, Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS, UnitedStates, Linkan Bian, Mississippi State University, MississippiState, MS, United States

2:21pm – Influence Study of Gas Pressure on the VolumeMeasurement of Engine Combustion Chamber by UsingHelmholtz ResonanceTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10822Kun Chen, Sun Jin, Shun Liu, Ang Tian, Wei Mo, ShanghaiJiao Tong University, Shanghai, China

2:42pm – Rapid Qualification of Additive ManufacturedParts Using OpenMETATechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10981Mike Myers, Oregon Institute of Technology, Wilsonville, OR,United States

3:03pm – An Initial Study Towards In-Situ UltrasonicMonitoring and Measurement of Part Properties DuringPhoto-polymer Based Additive ManufacturingTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10993Tong Su, Menghan Jiang, Qing-Ming Wang, Xiayun Zhao,University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, United States

3:24pm – An Optimized 3D Probe Using Sensitivity andCompliance AnalysisTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11184Weikang Zheng, Zhigang Liu, Junkang Guo, Xi’an JiaotongUniversity, Xi’an Shaanxi, China

2-7 ADVANCED MATERIAL FORMING -NOVEL PROCESSES, MECHANICS,CHARACTERIZATION, AND CONTROL2-7-3 Numerical ModelingConvention Center, 251D 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Chetan Nikhare, Pennsylvania StateUniversity, Erie, PA, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Tyler Grimm, Clemson University,Greenville, SC, United States

2:00pm – Deformation Mechanics of Tube in Variation ofProcess Sequence During Low Pressure TubeHydroformingTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10625Chetan Nikhare, Pennsylvania State University, Erie, PA,United States

2:21pm – Two Methods for the Constitutive Modeling ofTiB2/7050 Al CompositesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11034Kunyang Lin, Wenhu Wang, Northwestern PolytechnicalUniversity, Xi’an, China, Ruisong Jiang, Sichuan University,Chengdu, China, Xiaofen Liu, Xiaoxiang Zhu, Zhan-feiZhang, Northwestern Polytechnical University, Xi’an, Shaanxi,China

2:42pm – Numerical Determination of Unconstrained AreaEffect on Springback in Incremental Forming of 5052-H32AluminumTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11255Tyler Grimm, Clemson University, Greenville, SC, UnitedStates, Laine Mears, Clemson University, Anderson, SC,United States

3:03pm – Miniature Hemispherical Bowl-Shaped FormingUsing SLA Punch and Die: Modeling and ExperimentalAnalysisTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11630Debabrata Mondal, Jeffrey David Morris, University of NewOrleans, New Orleans, LA, United States, Bin Zhang, WenMeng, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA, UnitedStates, Uttam Chakravarty, University of New Orleans,Kenner, LA, United States, Paul Herrington, Paul Schilling,University of New Orleans, New Orleans, LA, United States

3:24pm – Sheet Metal Forming Optimization Using FiniteElement Methods (FEM)Technical Presentation. IMECE2019-12693Alie Wube Dametew, Addis Ababa University Institute ofTechnology-Ethi, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, TafesseGebresenbet, Saint Mary’s University in San Antonio, Texas,San Antonio, TX, United States


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2-3 MEASUREMENT SCIENCE, SENSORS,NON-DESTRUCTIVE EVALUATION (NDE)AND PROCESS CONTROL FOR ADVANCEDMANUFACTURING2-3-2 Measurement Science and Sensors to SupportAdvanced ManufacturingConvention Center, 251C 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Ankur Krishna, Tata Consultancy Services,Pune, Maharashtra, India

4:00pm – The Geometric Error Measurement andCompensation for a Five-Axis Machining Center’s TiltingRotary TableTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10280Kuo Liu, Haibo Liu, Dalian University of Technology, Dalian,Liaoning, China, Mingjia Sun, Shenyang Machine Tool (Group)Co., Ltd., Shenyang, China, Wei Han, Nan Xie, Y.-Q. Wang,Dalian University of Technology, Dalian, China

4:21pm – Remaining Useful Life Prediction Based onSpindle Load and Cutting Process Parameters inMachiningTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10571Ankur Krishna, Bilal Muhammed, Tata Consultancy Services,Pune, Maharashtra, India

4:42pm – Univariate and Multivariate Gauge Repeatabilityand Reproducibility Analysis on the High FrequencyDynamic Mechanical Analysis (DMA) Measurement SystemTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10986Roja Esmaeeli, Haniph Aliniagerdroudbari, Seyed RezaHashemi, Hammad Al-Shammari, University of Akron, Akron,OH, United States, Muapper Alhadri, University of Akron,Cuyahoga Falls, OH, United States, Siamak Farhad, Universityof Akron, Akron, OH, United States

5:03pm – Application of Extended Kalman Filter to DynamicTracking Problem in R-LATsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11791Wenjun Su, Kang Jia, Jun Hong, Zhigang Liu, Xi’an JiaotongUniversity, Xi’an, China

2-7 ADVANCED MATERIAL FORMING -NOVEL PROCESSES, MECHANICS,CHARACTERIZATION, AND CONTROL2-7-4 Properties and DefectsConvention Center, 251D 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Amit Kumar Gupta, BITS Pilani,Hyderabad Campus, Hyderabad, Telangana, Telangana, India

Session Co-Organizer: Wen Meng, Louisiana State University,Baton Rouge, LA, United States

4:00pm – Anisotropic Yielding Behaviour of Inconel 718Alloy at Elevated TemperaturesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11126Gauri Rajendra Mahalle, Omkar Salunke, Nitin Kotkunde,Amit Kumar Gupta, Birla Institute of Technology and Science,Pilani, Hyderabad Campus, Hyderabad, Telangana, India,Swadesh Kumar Singh, GRIET, Hyderabad, Telangana, India

4:21pm – Optimizing Material Parameters for BetterFormability of DQ Steel PipeTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10602Shabbir Memon, Obaidur Rahman Mohammed, D.V. SureshKoppisetty, Hamid Lankarani, Wichita State University,Wichita, KS, United States

4:42pm – Effect of Processing Technique on theMechanical Properties of a FunctionalizedSuperhydrophobic SilaneTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10715Akinsanya Damilare Baruwa, Esther Akinlabi, University ofJohannesburg, Johannesburg, South Africa, O.P. Oladijo,Botswana International University of Science & Technology,Palapye, Palapye, Botswana, J. Dutta Majumdar, S. Krishna,Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, West Bengal, India

5:03pm – Analysis and Assessment of the Spring-BackEffect of Steel Sheet Metal Under Bending OperationsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11422Omar Pérez-Martínez, Hugo Ivan Medellin Castillo,Universidad Autonoma San Luis Potosi, San Luis Potosi,Mexico

5:24pm – Mechanical Response and Incomplete Filling inCompression Molding With Microscale Double-Punch SetsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11521Bin Zhang, Mohammad Dodaran, Shuai Shao, Wen Meng,Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA, United States


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3-1-1: Plenary Session I


3-2-1: Advances in Aerodynamics

3-3-1: Novel Aerospace Propulsion Systems

3-4-1: Advances in Aerospace Structures and Materials – I

3-4-2: Advances in Aerospace Structures and Materials – II

3-5-1: Beam, Plate, and Shell Structures

3-6-1: Lightweight Sandwich Composites and Layered Structures – I

3-6-2: Lightweight Sandwich Composites and Layered Structures – II

3-7-1: Dynamic Behavior of Composites

3-8-1: Dynamics and Control of Aerospace Structures

3-10-1: Impact, Damage and Fracture of Composite Structures

3-12-1: Peridynamics Modeling – I

3-12-2: Peridynamics Modeling – II

3-13-1: Computational Aerospace Structural Dynamics and Aeroelasticity

3-14-1: Nonlinear Problems in Aerospace Structures

3-15-1: Structural Health Monitoring of Composite Materials and Structures


TRACK ORGANIZERYingtao Liu, University of Oklahoma,

United StatesWeihua Su, University of Alabama,

United States

TOPIC ORGANIZERSPinar Acar, Virginia Tech, United StatesFrancisco Brojo, Universidade da Beira

Interior, PortugalErasmo Carrera, Politecnico di Torino,

ItalyUttam Chakravarty, University of New

Orleans, United StatesMatteo Filippi, Politecnico di Torino, ItalyYeoshua Frostig, Technion, IsraelYiska Goldfeld, Technion, IsraelGeorge Kardomateas, Georgia Institute

of Technology, United StatesYingtao Liu, University of Oklahoma,

United StatesWeiyi Lu, Michigan State University,

United States

Erdogan Madenci, University of Arizona,United States

Jakson Monteiro, Universidade de CaboVerde, Cape Verde

Ali Najafi, Ansys Inc., United StatesChristopher Niezrecki, University

Massachusetts–Lowell, United StatesXin Ning, Penn State University, United

StatesErkan Oterkus, University of Strathclyde,

United KingdomAlfonso Pagani, Politecnico di Torino,

ItalyJose Pascoa Marques, Universidade da

Beira Interior, PortugalJinwei Shen, University of Alabama,

United StatesZahra Sotoudeh, California State

Polytechnic University, Pomona,United State

Weihua Su, University of Alabama,United States

Kwek Tze Tan, University of Akron,United States

Michele Trancossi, Ethical PropertyManagement Italia, Italy

Yi Wang, University of South Carolina,United States

Nikolaos Xiros, University of NewOrleans, United States

Carlos Xisto, Chalmers University ofTechnology, Sweden

Baoxing Xu, University of Virginia, UnitedStates

Zhangxian Yuan, Georgia Institute ofTechnology, United States

Dianyun Zhang, University ofConnecticut, United States

SESSION ORGANIZERSErdogan Madenci, University of Arizona,

United StatesErkan Oterkus, University of Strathclyde,

United Kingdom


TRACK 3 ADVANCES IN AEROSPACETECHNOLOGYMONDAY, NOVEMBER 11

3-1 PLENARY PRESENTATIONS3-1-1 Plenary Session IConvention Center, 255C 9:45AM–10:30AM

9:45am – Design of Advanced Multifunctional Compositesfor Fly-by-Feel Autonomous Electric VehiclesPlenary Presentation. IMECE2019-13994Fu-kuo Chang, Stanford University, Stanford, CA, UnitedStates

3-5 BEAM, PLATE, AND SHELLSTRUCTURES3-5-1 Beam, Plate, and Shell StructuresConvention Center, 355E 10:45AM–12:30PM

10:45am – Analytical and Numerical Modelling of SheetPlate Cold Expanded Hole Subjected to Reverse YieldingTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10019Abdel-Hakim Bouzid, Hacene Touahri, Ecole de TechnolgieSupérieure, Montreal, QC, Canada

11:06am – Levy-Type Boundary Fourier Analysis ofClamped Thick Cross-Ply Hyperbolic-Paraboloidal Cross-ply PanelsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10325Reaz Chaudhuri, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, UnitedStates, A. Sinan Oktem, Gebze Technical University, Kocaeli,Turkey

11:27am – A Nonlinear Resonance (Eigenvalue) Approachfor Computation of Elastic Collapse Pressures ofHarmonically Imperfect Relatively Thin RingsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10823Reaz Chaudhuri, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, UnitedStates

11:48am – Optimization of 3D Printed ElastomericNanocomposites for Flexible Strain Sensing ApplicationsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11467Mohammad Abshirini, Mohammad Charara, Mrinal Saha,M. Cengiz Altan, Yingtao Liu, University of Oklahoma,Norman, OK, United States

12:09pm – Fatigue Modeling of Friction-Stir-Welded (FSW)Butt-Joints for Aerospace ApplicationsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11723Muhammad Wahab, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge,LA, United States, Vinay Raghuram, Proquip TechnologiesPvt. Ltd., Bangalore, Karnataka, India

3-6 LIGHTWEIGHT SANDWICHCOMPOSITES AND LAYERED STRUCTURES3-6-1 Lightweight Sandwich Composites andLayered Structures – IConvention Center, 355D 10:45AM–12:30PM

10:45am – Best Structural Theories for Free Vibrations ofSandwich Composites via Machine LearningTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10296Marco Petrolo, Erasmo Carrera, Politecnico di Torino, Torino,Italy

11:06am – Comparative Structural Optimization Study ofComposite and Aluminum Horizontal Tail Plane of aHelicopterTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11153Bertan Arpacioglu, Turkish Aerospace Industries Inc./MiddleEast Technical University, Ankara, Turkey, Altan Kayran,Middle East Technical University, Ankara, Turkey

11:27am – Nonlinear Dynamic Analysis of Interfacial CrackPropagation in Sandwich PanelsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12725Itay Odessa, Yeoshua Frostig, Oded Rabinovitch, Technion -Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa, Israel

11:48am – Integrative Gauge Factor for Smart CarbonBased TRC BeamsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12641Yiska Goldfeld, Lidor Yosef, Technion - Israel Institute ofTechnology, Haifa, Israel

12:09pm – Nonlinear Geometrical Behavior With NonlinearMaterial Laws of Sandwich Panels With a Compliant CoreTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13065Gil Soffer, Oded Rabinovitch, Yeoshua Frostig, Technion -Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa, Israel

3-6 LIGHTWEIGHT SANDWICHCOMPOSITES AND LAYERED STRUCTURES3-6-2 Lightweight Sandwich Composites andLayered Structures – IIConvention Center, 355D 2:00PM–3:45PM

2:00pm – Tensile Buckling and Post-Buckling of AnnularPlatesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13071Gil Soffer, Yeoshua Frostig, Technion - Israel Institute ofTechnology, Haifa, Israel

2:21pm – Micromechanics Modeling of Overall Propertiesof Polymer Matrix Composites Undergoing PyrolysisTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13678Teja Konduri, Olesya Zhupanska, University of Arizona,Tucson, AZ, United States

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2:42pm – Energy Release Rate and Mode Mixity ofSandwich Beams With Interfacial DebondsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13681Zhangxian Yuan, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA,United States, George Kardomateas, Georgia Institute ofTechnology, Alpharetta, GA, United States

3:03pm – Dynamic Stability Analysis of SandwichBeams/Panels With Initial Imperfections: A High OrderApproachTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13684Zhangxian Yuan, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA,United States, George Kardomateas, Georgia Institute ofTechnology, Alpharetta, GA, United States

3:24pm – Closed Form Solution for the Energy ReleaseRate and Mode Partitioning of the Single Cantilever Beam(SCB) Sandwich SpecimenTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13704George Kardomateas, Georgia Institute of Technology,Alpharetta, GA, United States, Zhangxian Yuan, GeorgiaInstitute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, United States

3-7 DYNAMIC BEHAVIOROF COMPOSITES3-7-1 Dynamic Behavior of CompositesConvention Center, 355E 2:00PM–3:45PM

2:00pm – Effect of Property of Interphase Layer onDamping Properties of Polymer Composites UsingSensitivity AnalysisTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10070Shank S. Kulkarni, Alireza Tabarraei, Pratik Ghag, Universityof North Carolina at Charlotte, Charlotte, NC, United States

2:21pm – Adaptive Liquid Flow Speed in 3D NanostructuredLiquid NanofoamTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12730Mingzhe Li, Weiyi Lu, Michigan State University, East Lansing,MI, United States

2:42pm – Nanofluidics-Enabled Energy Capture Mechanismfor Impact MitigationTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12937Weiyi Lu, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI, UnitedStates

3:03pm – The Driving Force of Liquid Outflow FromHydrophobic Nano-ChannelsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13128Lijiang Xu, Mingzhe Li, Weiyi Lu, Michigan State University,East Lansing, MI, United States

3-2 ADVANCES IN AERODYNAMICS3-2-1 Advances in AerodynamicsConvention Center, 355D 4:00PM–5:45PM

4:00pm – Low-Cost Particulate Detection in Bleed AirTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10460Mir Seliman Waez, Steven Eckels, Christopher Sorensen,Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS, United States

4:21pm – Fluidic Injection Thrust Reverser System for HighBypass Ratio Turbofan Engines: Experimental ModelTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10938Raghav Kumar, Pankaj Rajput, Sunil Kumar, New YorkUniversity Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emir.

4:42pm – Investigations of Three-Dimensional Flow FieldDevelopment in an Axial Compressor CascadeTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11047Saeed A. El-Shahat, Xi’an Jiaotong University, Xi’an, Shaanxi,China, Hesham M. El-Batsh, Ali M.A. Attia, Benha University,Benha, Qalyobiya, Egypt, Guojun Li, Lei Fu, Xi’an JiaotongUniversity, Xi’an, Shaanxi, China

5:03pm – Effect of Volute Tongue Shape and Position onPerformance of Industrial Centrifugal CompressorTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11091Anuj Srivastava, Bharat Forge Ltd., Pune, Maharashtra, India,Kuldeep Kumar, Ganesh Banda, Bharat Forge Ltd., Pune,India

5:24pm – Plasma Actuators Optimization Using StairShaped Dielectric LayersTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11515Frederico Rodrigues, Jose Pascoa Marques, Universidadeda Beira Interior, Covilha, Reagia da Beira, Portugal, MicheleTrancossi, Ethical Property Management Italia, Pama, Emilia-Romagna, Italy

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3-1 PLENARY PRESENTATIONS3-1-2 Plenary Session IIConvention Center, 155D 9:45AM–10:30AM

9:45am – Very Flexible Aircraft: Performance Promises andAeroelastic ChallengesPlenary Presentation. IMECE2019-13993Carlos Cesnik, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, UnitedStates

3-4 ADVANCES IN AEROSPACESTRUCTURES AND MATERIALS3-4-1 Advances in Aerospace Structures andMaterials - IConvention Center, 355E 10:45AM–12:30PM

10:45am – Effect of Shear Overloads on Crack Propagationin Al-7075 Under In-Plane Biaxial Fatigue LoadingTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10142Abhay Singh, Siddhant Datta, Aditi Chattopadhyay, ArizonaState University, Tempe, AZ, United States, Nam Phan, U.S.Naval, Patuxent River, MD, United States

11:06am – X-Ray Induced Acoustic Computed Tomographyfor Non-Destructive Testing of Aircraft StructureTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10480Tiffany Tran, Pratik Samant, Liangzhong Xiang, Yingtao Liu,University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK, United States

11:27am – A Biaxial Infrared and Geomagnetic CompositeAttitude Measurement Method of Rotating ProjectileTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10492Yihan Cao, Xiongzhu Bu, Wei Han, Zilu He, NanjingUniversity of Science and Technology, Nanjing, China

11:48am – Structural and Thermal Loads for HypersonicHEXAFLY-INT VehicleTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10577Domenico Cristillo, CIRA SCpA, Capua, Italy, RobertoScigliano, Sara Di Benedetto, Italian Aerospace ResearchCentre, Capua, Italy, Salvatore Cardone, TecnoSistem(TET),Naples, Italy, Matteo Appolloni, European Space Agency,Noordwijk, Holland Netherlands, Attila Jasko, RHEA Group,Noordwijk, Netherlands

12:09pm – Robust Design of a Test Bench for PHM Study ofBall Screw DrivesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10713Antonio C. Bertolino, Andrea De Martin, Giovanni Jacazio,Stefano Mauro, Massimo Sorli, Politecnico di Torino, Torino,Italy

3-12 PERIDYNAMICS MODELING3-12-1 Peridynamics Modeling- IConvention Center, 155F 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Erdogan Madenci, University of Arizona,Tucson, AZ, United States

10:45am – Increasing Toughness by Introducing Micro-cracksTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13171Muhammed Fatih Basoglu, Zihni Zerin, Ondokuz MayisUniversity, Samsun, Turkey, Adnan Kefal, Istanbul TechnicalUniversity, Istanbul, Turkey, Erkan Oterkus, University ofStrathclyde, Glasgow, United Kingdom

11:06am – Peridynamic Differential Operator/SparseOptimization for Learning Partial Differential EquationsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13202Ali Can Bekar, Erdogan Madenci, University of Arizona,Tucson, AZ, United States

11:27am – Peridynamic Impact Analysis in the Presence ofContact and FrictionTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13204Sundaram Vinod Kumar Anicode, Cagan Diyaroglu,Erdogan Madenci, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ, UnitedStates

11:48am – Polycrystalline Ice Modelling UsingPeridynamicsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10049Wei Lu, Mingyang Li, Bozo Vazic, Selda Oterkus, ErkanOterkus, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, United Kingdom

3-13 COMPUTATIONAL AEROSPACESTRUCTURAL DYNAMICS ANDAEROELASTICITY3-13-1 Computational Aerospace StructuralDynamics and AeroelasticityConvention Center, 355F 10:45AM–12:30PM

10:45am – A Semi-Empirical Approach to DetermineDynamic Stability of In-Flight Morphing PlatformsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10274Timothy Marchelli, Nesrin Sarigul-Klijn, University ofCalifornia, Davis, Davis, CA, United States

11:06am – Computational Design of Microstructures WithStochastic Property ClosuresTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10531Pinar Acar, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA, United States

11:27am – Parametric Data-Driven Reduced Order ModelsWith State Consistence for Aeroelastic AnalysisTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11333William Krolick, CFD Research Corporation, Huntsville, AL,United States, Yi Wang, University of South CarColumbia, SC, United States, Kapil Pant, CFD ResearCorporation, Huntsville, AL, United States

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11:48am – Statistical Energy Analysis for Energy HarvestingTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11412Zahra Sotoudeh, California State Polytechnic University,Pomona, Chino Hills, CA, United States

12:09pm – Aeroelastic Modeling and Analysis of HighAspect Ratio Wings With Different Fidelity StructuralModelsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11483Gökçen Çiçek, Turkish Aerospace, Ankara, Turkey, AltanKayran, Middle East Technical University, Ankara, Turkey

12:30pm – Optimization of Machining Parameters DuringTurning of Tungsten Heavy Alloys Using Taguchi AnalysisTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10958CHITHAJALU KIRAN SAGAR, Amrita Priyadarshini, AmitKumar Gupta, Birla Institute of Technology and Science,Pilani, Hyderabad Campus, Hyderabad, Telangana, India

3-15 STRUCTURAL HEALTH MONITORINGOF COMPOSITE MATERIALS ANDSTRUCTURES3-15-1 Structural Health Monitoring of CompositeMaterials and StructuresConvention Center, 255B 10:45AM–12:30PM

10:45am – Recent Advances in Optical and Non-ContactSensing of Large-Scale Composite Structures for DynamicSensing and Structural Health MonitoringTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13638Christopher Niezrecki, University of Massachusetts Lowell,Nashua, NH, United States

11:06am – Electrical Characterization of Intelligent CarbonRoving Reinforcement for Structural Health MonitoringTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13211Yiska Goldfeld, Mahdi Gaben, Technion - Israel Institute ofTechnology, Haifa, Israel

11:27am – Cure Monitoring of Adhesive for Composite/Metal Bonded Structure Based on Highly Nonlinear SolitaryWavesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10717Bin Wu, Mingzhi Li, Xiucheng Liu, Beijing University ofTechnology, Beijing, China, Zongfa Liu, Henan University ofScience and Technology, Luoyang, China, Heying Wang,Cunfu He, Beijing Unitversity of Technology, Beijing, China

11:48am – Dent Damage Prediction by Using iFEMTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13175Mingyang Li, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, UnitedKingdom, Adnan Kefal, Istanbul Technical University, Istanbul,Turkey, Burak Can Cerik, Inha University, Incheon, Korea(Republic), Erkan Oterkus, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow,United Kingdom

12:09pm – Detection of Defects in Composite StructuresUsing Guided Ultrasonic WavesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13603Ajit Mal, University of California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles,CA, United States

3-4 ADVANCES IN AEROSPACESTRUCTURES AND MATERIALS3-4-2 Advances in Aerospace Structures andMaterials – IIConvention Center, 355E 2:00PM–3:45PM

2:00pm – Effect of Cryogenic Temperature Rolling on HighSpeed Impact Behavior of AA 6082 Thin TargetsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10931Rahul Dubey, Raja A, R. Velmurugan, R. Jayaganthan,Indian Institute of Technology Madras, Chennai, Tamil Nadu,India

2:21pm – Neural Network Inverse Based OmnidirectionalRotation Decoupling Control to the ElectrodynamicReaction SphereTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11129Zhouyu Huai, Ming Zhang, Yu Zhu, Anlin Chen, Xin Li, LeijieWang, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China

2:42pm – Numerical Study of the Percussive RivetingProcess: Initial ResultsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11544Sai Krovvidi, Ramulu Mamidala, Per Reinhall, University ofWashington, Seattle, WA, United States

3:03pm – The Recent Progress of Neural Network Modelingin Aerospace Structures and MaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13574Xin Liu, Fei Tao, Wenbin Yu, Purdue University, WestLafayette, IN, United States

3:24pm – On Constitutive Modeling of Thin-WalledComposite StructuresTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13585Ankit Deo, Wenbin Yu, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN,United States

3-8 DYNAMICS AND CONTROL OFAEROSPACE STRUCTURES3-8-1 Dynamics and Control of AerospaceStructuresConvention Center, 355F 2:00PM–3:45PM

2:00pm – An Inertial/Altimetric/Infrared/GeomagneticIntegrated Navigation Method for Unmanned AerialVehiclesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10948Zilu He, Xiongzhu Bu, Yihan Cao, Miaomiao Xu, NanjingUniversity of Science and Technology, Nanjing, China


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2:21pm – A Case Study of the Unsteady Response of aHingeless Helicopter Rotor BladeTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11084Pratik Sarker, University of Wisconsin-Platteville, Platteville,WI, United States, Uttam Chakravarty, University of NewOrleans, Kenner, LA, United States

2:42pm – Thermal Behavior and Melt-Pool Dynamics of Cu-Cr-Zr Alloy in Powder-Bed Selective Laser Melting ProcessTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11087M Shafiqur Rahman, Paul Schilling, Paul Herrington,University of New Orleans, New Orleans, LA, United States,Uttam Chakravarty, University of New Orleans, Kenner, LA,United States

3:03pm – An Analysis of the Aerodynamic Response of anElectroactive MembraneTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11455Mohammad Khairul Habib Pulok, University of New Orleans,New Orleans, LA, United States, Pratik Sarker, University ofWisconsin-Platteville, Platteville, WI, United States, UttamChakravarty, University of New Orleans, Kenner, LA, UnitedStates

3:24pm – Characterizations of the Paper-BasedMicrofluidic Devices Used for Detecting Fentanyl andRelated Synthetic OpioidsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11581M Shafiqur Rahman, University of New Orleans, New Orleans,LA, United States, Uttam Chakravarty, University of NewOrleans, Kenner, LA, United States

3:45pm – A Study of the Aerodynamics of a HelicopterRotor BladeTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11477Mohammad Khairul Habib Pulok, University of New Orleans,New Orleans, LA, United States, Uttam Chakravarty,University of New Orleans, Kenner, LA, United States

3-10 IMPACT, DAMAGE AND FRACTURE OFCOMPOSITE STRUCTURES3-10-1 Impact, Damage and Fracture of CompositeStructuresConvention Center, 255B 2:00PM–3:45PM

2:00pm – Composite Overwrapped Pipe Burst Test:Modeling and ExperimentationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10387Andrew Littlefield, Lucas Smith, Michael Macri, JoshuaRoot, U.S. Army CCDC Armaments Center Benét Labs,Watervliet, NY, United States

2:21pm – On the Role of Segmentation in the Analysis ofMicro-CT Data of Impact Damage in the CFRP CompositesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11037Olesya Zhupanska, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ, UnitedStates

2:42pm – Effects of Absorbed Moisture Content on theImpact Response of Specially-Orthotropic CompositePlatesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12221Furqan Ahmad, Dhofar University, Salalah, Dhofar, Oman,Fethi Abbassi, American University of the Middle East,Dasman, Kuwait, Sajjad Miran, University of Gujrat, Gujrat,Pakistan

3:03pm – Impact and After-Impact Performance ofComposite Sandwich Structures in Extreme EnvironmentTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12750Kwek Tze Tan, M.H. Khan, University of Akron, Akron, OH,United States

3:24pm – Blast Wave Loading of Carbon Fiber ReinforcedPolymer Plates in a Compartmentalized Setup and theStructural Health State of the Plates Post-BlastTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13483Benjamin J. Katko, Lingzhi Zheng, Claire McGuire, Barry Lawlor, Jane Zanteson, Kevin Nguyen, Jessica Chan,Veronica Eliasson, University of California ,San Diego, LaJolla, CA, United States

3-12 PERIDYNAMICS MODELING3-12-2 Peridynamics Modeling – IIConvention Center, 155F 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Erkan Oterkus, University of Strathclyde,Glasgow, United Kingdom

2:00pm – Peridynamic Evaluation of Free Energy due toThermal Fluctuation in Thin LayersTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13205Erdogan Madenci, Atila Barut, University of Arizona, Tucson,AZ, United States

2:21pm – Weak Form of Peridynamics in MOOSEFramework for Damage PredictionTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13399Deepak Kumar Behera, Erdogan Madenci, University ofArizona, Tucson, AZ, United States, Hailong Chen, Universityof Kentucky, Lexington, KY, United States, Benjamin Spencer,Idaho National Laboratory, Idaho Falls, ID, United States

2:42pm – Toward Validation of Peridynamic Failure Modelsof Fiber-Reinforced Composite LaminatesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13308Pablo Seleson, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge,TN, United States, Danielle Zeng, Ford Motor Company,Dearborn, MI, United States, Bo Ren, C.T. Wu, LivermoreSoftware Technology Corporation, Livermore, CA, UnitedStates

3:03pm – Structural Dynamic Testing Results for Air-Independent Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) FuelCell Technologies for Space ApplicationsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11691Ryan Gilligan, Ian Jakupca, Phillip J. Smith, WilliamBennett, Monica Guzik, Henry Kacher, NASA Glenn


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3-14 NONLINEAR PROBLEMS INAEROSPACE STRUCTURES3-14-1 Nonlinear Problems in Aerospace StructuresConvention Center, 355D 2:00PM–3:45PM

2:00pm – Fast Colored Point Feature Histograms GlobalRegistrationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10827Xingjie Liu, Guolei Wang, Ken Chen, Simin Zhang, TsinghuaUniversity, Beijing, Beijing, China

2:21pm – Post-Buckling Analysis of Variable Angle TowComposite Structures Through Refined Kinematic ModelsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11281Andrea Viglietti, Matteo Filippi, Alfonso Pagani, EnricoZappino, Erasmo Carrera, Politecnico di Torino, Torino, Italy

2:42pm – Multidimensional Geometrical Nonlinear FiniteElement Models for Helicopter BladesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11314Matteo Filippi, Alfonso Pagani, Enrico Zappino, ErasmoCarrera, Politecnico di Torino, Torino, Italy

3:03pm – The Impacts of Reschedule-Overhaul andDegradation of Gas turbine on the Economics of NaturalGas Pipeline Transportation NetworkTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11339DUABARI Aziaka, Uyioghosa Igie, Pericles Pilidis,Abdulkarim Nasir, Cranfield University, Bedfordshire,Cranfield, United Kingdom

3:24pm – Large-Deformation Analysis of ElastomericStructures by Carrera Unified FormulationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11364Erasmo Carrera, Alfonso Pagani, Bin Wu, Matteo Filippi,Politecnico di Torino, Torino, Italy

3:45pm – Mapping the Potential for Infectious DiseaseTransmission in a Wide-Body Aircraft CabinTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11377Seif Mahmoud, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS,United States, James Bennett, NIOSH, Cincinnati, OH, UnitedStates, Mohammad Hosni, Byron Jones, Kansas StateUniversity, Manhattan, KS, United States

3-3 NOVEL AEROSPACE PROPULSIONSYSTEMS3-3-1 Novel Aerospace Propulsion SystemsConvention Center, 155F 4:00PM–5:45PM

4:00pm – Influence of Fuel on a Valveless Pulsejet EnginePerformance and Pollutant EmissionsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11229Andreia Melo, Universidade da Beira Interior, Covilha,Portugal, Francisco Brojo, Universidade da Beira Interior,Beira, Portugal

4:21pm – Flow Modelling of Propulsion Nozzles for Nano-SatellitesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11712Jose Pascoa Marques, Gustavo Ribeiro, Universidade daBeira Interior, Covilhã, Portugal, Francisco Brojo,Universidade da Beira Interior, Beira, Portugal

4:42pm – Mechanical Design of Distributed Solar SailDeployment SystemsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11968Ni Li, Salla Kim, Jason Lin, B. De La Torre, M. Wong, HeShen, V. Patel, California State University, Los Angeles, CA,United States

5:03pm – Optimal Injector Design for Hybrid Rocket EngineTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12881Andrew Larkey, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,Bridgewater, NJ, United States, Vignesh Sella, University ofIllinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, United States

5:24pm – Development of a Prototype GH2 Heater forNuclear Thermal Propulsion System TestingTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12919Kazim Akyuzlu, Denis Pansolin, University of New Orleans,New Orleans, LA, United States, David Coote, Stennis SpaceCenter, Stennis Space Center, MS, United States


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4-2-1: Injury and Damage Biomechanics I

4-2-2: Injury and Damage Biomechanics II

4-2-3: Injury and Damage Biomechanics III

4-2-4: Injury and Damage Biomechanics IV

4-2-5: Injury and Damage Biomechanics V

4-3-2: Biomedical Characteristics and Characterization

4-4-1: Biomedical Imaging, Therapy and Tissue Characterization I

4-4-2: Biomedical Imaging, Therapy and Tissue Characterization II

4-5-1: Microstructural, Mechanical and Cryogenic Properties of Biomaterials

4-5-2: Modeling, Hyperelastic Characterization and Dynamic behavior ofBiomaterials

4-5-3: Stenosis Diagnosis, Astrocytes Encapsulation, and Core Sheath WetElectrospinning

4-5-4: Bio-3D Printing, Fused Filament Fabrication, and Printable Hydrogels

4-5-5: Biomaterials and Tissue: Modelling, Synthesis, Fabrication andCharacterization

4-6-1: Biomedical Devices I

4-6-2: Biomedical Devices II

4-7-1: Dynamics and Control of Biomechanical Systems I

4-8-1: Clinical Applications of Bioengineering

4-9-1: Biotransport

4-10-1: Computational Modeling 1





4-11-1: Musculoskeletal and Sports Biomechanics 1

4-11-2: Musculoskeletal and Sports Biomechanics 2

4-12-1: Sensors and Actuators

4-13-1: Design of Limb Rehabilitation Robots

4-13-2: Data-Driven Design for Rehabilitation Robots

4-13-3: System Analysis for Rehabilitation Robotics

4-14-1: Biotechnology and General Applications


TRACK ORGANIZERSAhmed Al-Jumaily, Auckland Universityof Technology, New Zealand

Linxia Gu, Florida Institute of Technology,United States

Xiaoning Jiang, North Carolina StateUniversity, United States

Sara Wilson, University of Kansas,United States

TOPIC ORGANIZERSAhmed Al-Jumaily, Auckland Universityof Technology, New Zealand

Seyed Allameh, Northern KentuckyUniversity, United States

Amit Bagchi, U.S. Naval ResearchLaboratory, United States

Dumitru Caruntu, University of Texas RioGrande Valley, United States

Douglas E. Dow, Wentworth Institute ofTechnology, United States

Shawn Duan, Saint Martin’s University,United States

Bogdan Epureanu, University ofMichigan, United States

Cahit Evrensel, University of NevadaReno, United States

Mostafa Fatemi, Mayo Clinic College ofMedicine, United States

Yuan Feng, Shanghai Jiao TongUniversity, United States

Linxia Gu, Florida Institute of Technology,United States

Li-Hsin Han, Drexel University, UnitedStates

Hai-Chao Han, University of Texas atSan Antonio, United States

Peyman Honarmandi, ManhattanCollege, United States

Yi Hua, University of Nebraska-Lincoln,United States


Reuben Kraft, Pennsylvania StateUniversity, United States

Yu Liandong, Hefei University ofTechnology, China

Maurizio Manzo, University of NorthTexas, United States

Karim Muci-Kuchler, South DakotaSchool of Mines and Technology,United States

Assimina Pelegri, Rutgers, The StateUniversity of New Jersey, UnitedStates

Davide Piovesan, Gannon University,United States

Ramjee Repaka, Indian Institute ofTechnology Ropar, India

Parisa Saboori, Manhattan College,United States

Anil Saigal, Tufts University, UnitedStates

Takashi Saito, Yamaguchi University,Japan

Anne Schmitz, University of WisconsinStout, United States

Toshihiko Shiraishi, Yokohama NationalUniversity, Japan

X. Gary Tan, U.S. Naval ResearchLaboratory, United States

Martin L. Tanaka, Western CarolinaUniversity, United States

Saeed Tiari, Gannon University, UnitedStates

Lulu Wang, Shenzhen TechnologyUniversity, China

Karen Chang Yan, The College of NewJersey, United States

Xun Yu, New York Institute ofTechnology, United States

Wei Zhang, Nanjing Tech University,China

Ping Zhao, Hefei University ofTechnology, China

Bin Zi, Hefei University of Technology,China

SESSION ORGANIZERSSeyed Allameh, Northern KentuckyUniversity, United States

Amit Bagchi, U.S. Naval ResearchLaboratory, United States


Haodong Chen, Missouri University ofScience and Technology, UnitedStates

Marvin Cheng, Embry-RiddleAeronautical University, United States

Douglas Cook, Brigham YoungUniversity, United States

Haibo Dong, University of Virginia,United States

Douglas E. Dow, Wentworth Institute ofTechnology, United States

Shawn Duan, Saint Martin’s University,United States

Cahit Evrensel, University of NevadaReno, United States

Mostafa Fatemi, Mayo Clinic College ofMedicine, United States

Yuan Feng, Shanghai Jiao TongUniversity, United States

Hai-Chao Han, University of Texas atSan Antonio, United States

Peyman Honarmandi, ManhattanCollege, United States

Yi Hua, University of Nebraska-Lincoln,United States


Hisham Kamel, Military TechnicalCollege, Egypt

Reuben Kraft, Pennsylvania StateUniversity, United States

Yu Liandong, Hefei University ofTechnology, China

Andrew Merryweather, University ofUtah, United States

Karim Muci, South Dakota School ofMines and Technology, United States

Vidya Nandikolla, California StateUniversity, United States

Assimina Pelegri, Rutgers, The StateUniversity of New Jersey, UnitedStates

Davide Piovesan, Gannon University,United States

Mohammadreza Ramzanpour, NorthDakota State University, United States

Ramjee Repaka, Indian Institute ofTechnology Ropar, India

Parisa Saboori, Manhattan College,United States

Anil Saigal, Tufts University, UnitedStates

Takashi Saito, Yamaguchi University,Japan

Anne Schmitz, University of WisconsinStout, United States

Toshihiko Shiraishi, Yokohama NationalUniversity, Japan

X. Gary Tan, U.S. Naval ResearchLaboratory, United States


Vimal Viswanathan, San Jose StateUniversity, United States

Lulu Wang, Shenzhen TechnologyUniversity, China

Karen Chang Yan, The College of NewJersey, United States

Xun Yu, New York Institute ofTechnology, United States

Ping Zhao, Hefei University ofTechnology, China


TRACK 4 BIOMEDICAL & BIOTECHNOLOGYENGINEERINGMONDAY, NOVEMBER 11

4-1 BIOMEDICAL AND BIOTECHNOLOGYPLENARY PRESENTATION4-1-1 Plenary Session IConvention Center, 155D 9:45AM–10:30AM

9:45am – Multi-Frequency Oscillation and Lung ProtectiveVentilationPlenary Presentation. IMECE2019-12478David Kaczka, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA, United States

4-3 VIBRATION AND ACOUSTICS INBIOMEDICAL APPLICATIONS4-3-1 Vibration and Acoustics Applications inInternal OrgansConvention Center, 255C 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Toshihiko Shiraishi, Yokohama NationalUniversity, Yokohama, Japan

Session Co-Organizer: Takashi Saito, Yanaguchi University,Yamaguchi, Japan

10:45am – Study on Velocity Distribution Estimation UsingBlood Pressure Data Based on the Coupled Wave Theory ofElastic Pipes and FluidsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10548Takeshi Tokunaga, Koji Mori, Hiroko Kadowaki, TakashiSaito, Yamaguchi University, Ube, Yamaguchi, Japan

11:06am – A Model and Vibrational Analysis of a Dolphin’sAcoustic SystemTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10806Alec Dryden, Saint Martin’s University, Lacey, WA, UnitedStates, Brianna M. Huhmann, Saint Martin’s University,Puyallup, WA, United States, Oscar Martin-Garcia, SaintMartin’s University, Yelm, WA, United States, Shawn Duan,Saint Martin’s University, Lacey, WA, United States

11:27am – Model-Based EEG Analysis: Proposal andVerification of Mathematical Model for Application toNeurotechnologyTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11643Kenyu Uehara, Takashi Saito, Yamaguchi University, Ube,Yamaguchi, Japan

11:48am – Effect of Feedback Conditions on BloodViscosity Estimation Method in Two-Dimensional Ultrasonic-Measurement-Integrated Blood Flow AnalysisTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11837Takuya Kishimoto, Hiroko Kadowaki, Takeshi Tokunaga,Koji Mori, Takashi Saito, Yamaguchi University, Ube,Yamaguchi, Japan

12:09pm – Experimental Analysis of the Thermally BuckledEnergy Harvesters for Powering Leadless PacemakersTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13712Mostafa Tavakkoli Anbarani, M. Amin Karami, StateUniversity of New York at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY, United States

4-4 BIOMEDICAL IMAGING, THERAPY ANDTISSUE CHARACTERIZATION4-4-1 Biomedical Imaging, Therapy and TissueCharacterization IConvention Center, 255F 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Ramjee Repaka, Indian Institute ofTechnology Ropar, Rupnagar, Punjab, India

Session Co-Organizer: Mostafa Fatemi, Mayo College ofMedicine, Rochester, MN, United States

10:45am – Patient-Specific Mitral Valve Replicas forPreoperative Planning of Mitral Valve RepairTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10347Michael Kruttschnitt, Nouray N. Hassan, Klaus Tiemann,Technical University of Munich, Munich, Niklas Hitschrich,Tomtec Imaging Systems GmbH, Unterschleissheim, Germany,Ralf Sodian, Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich, Munich,Germany, Tim C. Lueth, Technical University of Munich,Garching, Germany

11:06am – Influence of Input Image Configurations onOutput of a Convolutional Neural Network to Detect Cerebral AneurysmsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11125Kazuhiro Watanabe, Hitomi Anzai, Tohoku University, Sendai,Miyagi, Japan, Norman Juchler, Sven Hirsch, ZürichUniversity of Applied Sciences, Wädenswil, Zürich,Switzerland, Philippe Bijlenga, Hôpitaux Universitaire deGenève, Genève, Switzerland, Makoto Ohta, TohokuUniversity, Sendai, Miyagi, Japan

11:27am – FFT Peak Density Pattern and Its Relation toScatterer Size and Volume Ratio in Ultrasound Analysis ofTissue PhantomsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11765Koushik Paul, Leila Ladani, University of Texas at Arlington,Arlington, TX, United States

11:48am – Brain White Matter Model of OrthotropicViscoelastic Properties in Frequency DomainTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12182Xuehai Wu, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey,Piscataway, NJ, United States, John Georgiadis, IllinoisInstitute of Technology, Chicago, IL, United States, AssiminaPelegri, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, EastBrunswick, NJ, United States

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12:09pm – FFT Peak Density Pattern and Its Relation toScatterer Size and Volume Ratio in Ultrasound Analysis ofTissue PhantomsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11760Koushik Paul, Leila Ladani, University of Texas at Arlington,Arlington, TX, United States

4-5 BIOMATERIALS AND TISSUE:MODELLING, SYNTHESIS, FABRICATIONAND CHARACTERIZATION4-5-1 Microstructural, Mechanical and CryogenicProperties of BiomaterialsConvention Center, 355B 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Seyed Allameh, Northern KentuckyUniversity, Newport, KY, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Karen Chang Yan, The College of NewJersey, Ewing Township, NJ, United States

10:45am – Cryogenic Material Properties ofPolycaprolactoneTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10180Amrit Sagar, MathWorks, Inc., Natick, MA, United States,Christopher Nehme, Qiagen Sciences LLC, Waltham, MA,United States, Anil Saigal, Tufts University, Medford, MA,United States, Thomas P. James, Rose-Hulman Institute ofTechnology, Terre Haute, IN, United States

11:06am – Effect of Photoactivated Cross-LinkingCompound on Mechanical Properties of Porcine CarotidArteries Post-AngioplastyTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11661Farshad Mogharrabi, Jonathan D. Kuhlenhoelter, Universityof Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, United States, Blake Anderson,Katalin Kauser, Alucent Biomedical Inc., Salt Lake City, UT,United States, Kenneth L. Monson, University of Utah, SaltLake City, UT, United States

11:27am – Quantifying Mechanical Properties of PCL-Based Nanofiber Mats Using Atomic Force MicroscopyTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11944Allison White, Amanda DeVos, Amr Elhussein, Jack Blank,Kalyani Nair, Bradley University, Peoria, IL, United States

11:48am – On the Bending and Tensile Tests of a SingleHuman HairTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12800Hironori Tohmyoh, Tohoku University, Sendai, Miyagi, Japan

12:09pm – Bioinspired Routes to Damage TolerantMaterials: Unique Microstructure and Fracture Propertiesof Enamel in the Mammal-Like Grinding Dentition of aHadrosaurid DinosaurTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13127Soumya Varma, Manish Jain, University of Nevada Reno,Reno, NV, United States, Yi Teng Lee, Exxon Mobil, KualaLumpur, Malaysia, Shane Johnson, University of NevadaReno, Reno, NV, United States, Brandon A. Krick, LehighUniversity, Bethlehem, PA, United States, Gregory M.Erickson, Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL, UnitedStates, Johann Michler, Daniele Casari, Jakob Schwiedrzik,EMPA, Thun, Bern, Switzerland, Shraddha J. Vachhani,Bruker Nano Surfaces, Minneapolis, MN, United States,Siddhartha Pathak, University of Nevada, Reno, Reno, NV,United States

4-7 DYNAMICS AND CONTROL OFBIOMECHANICAL SYSTEMS4-7-1 Dynamics and Control of BiomechanicalSystems IConvention Center, 255B 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Dumitru Caruntu, University of Texas RioGrande Valley, Edinburg, TX, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Davide Piovesan, Gannon University,Erie, PA, United States

10:45am – Effect of Obesity on Human Squat ExerciseTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11233Dumitru Caruntu, Simon Vasquez, Jose Galarza, JenniferRamos, Michael Sander, University of Texas Rio GrandeValley, Edinburg, TX, United States

11:06am – Temperature Regulated Sleeve for LegProsthesisTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10984Rachel Grubbs, Matthew Yough, Olivia Rose, Anthony P.Lee, Teresa Sicree, Saeed Tiari, Davide Piovesan, GannonUniversity, Erie, PA, United States

11:27am – Design and Fabrication of a Universal Gripperfor Children With Special NeedsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10992Ajay Kumar Vijaya Kumar, Emily E. Schweitzer, GannonUniversity, Erie, PA, United States, Julie Bear, Barber NationalInstitute, Erie, PA, United States, Davide Piovesan, GannonUniversity, Erie, PA, United States

11:48am – Energetics of Load Carriage by BambooCarrying PolesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10584Yuning Xu, Lianxin Yang, Ken Chen, Jiwen Zhang, TsinghuaUniversity, Beijing, China, Chenglong Fu, Southern Universityof Science and Technology, China, Beijing, China


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4-3 VIBRATION AND ACOUSTICS INBIOMEDICAL APPLICATIONS4-3-2 Biomedical Characteristics andCharacterisationConvention Center, 255C 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Toshihiko Shiraishi, Yokohama NationalUniversity, Yokohama, Japan

Session Co-Organizer: Peyman Honarmandi, ManhattanCollege, Riverdale, NY, United States

2:00pm – Spatial Variations in Achilles Tendon Shear WaveSpeed Using a Cost-Effective Method of AccelerometersTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11001Muhammad Salman, Conghui Ge, Clint Morris, KennesawState University, Marietta, GA, United States

2:21pm – A Fast Estimation Model for Angular SpectrumBased Focused Ultrasound Wave Simulation in LayeredTissue MediaTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11088Tariq Arif, Weber State University, Ogden, UT, United States,Zhiming Ji, New Jersey Institute of Technology, Newark, NJ,United States

2:42pm – A Study of Mechanosensing of an Osteoblast at Focal Adhesions Under Cyclic Strain Using Magnetic MicropillarsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11132Toshihiko Shiraishi, Kota Nagai, Yokohama NationalUniversity, Yokohama, Japan

3:03pm – Study of Frequency Response of MicropillarBased Acoustic Wave SensorsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12514Siqi Ji, Hamed Esmaeilzadeh, Junwei Su, University ofMassachusetts Lowell, Lowell, MA, United States, MajidCharmchi, University of Massachusetts Lowell, Jamaica Plain,MA, United States, Hongwei Sun, University of MassachusettsLowell, Lowell, MA, United States

3:24pm – The Ultrasonic Backscatter Amplitude DecayConstant (BADC): Relation to Young’s Modulus, YieldStrength, and Ultimate Strength of Human CancellousBoneUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-12769Aubrey Gray, Phoebe C. Sharp, Brent K. Hoffmeister,Rhodes College, Memphis, TN, United States

4-4 BIOMEDICAL IMAGING, THERAPY ANDTISSUE CHARACTERIZATION4-4-2 Biomedical Imaging, Therapy and TissueCharacterization IIConvention Center, 255F 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Xiaoning Jiang, NC State University,Raleigh, NC, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Assimina Pelegri, Rutgers, The StateUniversity of New Jersey, East Brunswick, NJ, United States

2:00pm – Influence of Human Hair Medulla in Solar UVTransmission Through SkinTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10405Xiyong Huang, Ahmed Al-Jumaily, Michael D. Protheroe,Andrew N. Chalmers, Auckland University of Technology,Auckland, New Zealand, Sharad P. Paul, University ofAuckland, Auckland, New Zealand, Xiang Fu, AucklandUniversity of Technology, Auckland, New Zealand

2:21pm – An Improved Holographic Microwave BreastImaging Based on Deep Neural NetworkTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10910Lulu Wang, Shenzhen Technology University, Shenzhen, China

2:42pm – Miniaturized Ultrasound Transducer Composed of a Composite of Multiple Piezoelectric StacksTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12208Howuk Kim, Huaiyu Wu, Leela Goel, Xiaoning Jiang, NorthCarolina State University, Raleigh, NC, United States

3:03pm – Laser Ablation Tomography for 3D Tissue Imagingand AnalysisTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12282Asheesh Lanba, Benjamin Hall, L4iS, State College, PA,United States

4-5 BIOMATERIALS AND TISSUE:MODELLING, SYNTHESIS, FABRICATIONAND CHARACTERIZATION4-5-2 Modeling, Hyperelastic Characterization andDynamic Behavior of BiomaterialsConvention Center, 355B 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Karen Chang Yan, The College of NewJersey, Ewing Township, NJ, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Anil Saigal, Tufts University, Medford,MA, United States

2:00pm – A Constitutive Material Model With Strain-RateDependency for Brain TissueTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10742Mohammad Hosseini Farid, Mohammadreza Ramzanpour,Mariusz Ziejewski, Ghodrat Karami, North Dakota StateUniversity, Fargo, ND, United States


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2:21pm – A Biphasic Viscoelastic Constitutive Model forBrain TissueTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10743Mohammad Hosseini Farid, Mohammadreza Ramzanpour,Mariusz Ziejewski, Ghodrat Karami, North Dakota StateUniversity, Fargo, ND, United States

2:42pm – Dynamic Behaviour of a Dacron Aortic GraftTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11520Eleonora Tubaldi, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ, UnitedStates, Giovanni Ferrari, Prabakaran Balasubramanian,Marco Amabili, McGill University, Montreal, QC, Canada

3:03pm – Microstructural Hyperelastic Characterization ofBrain White Matter in TensionTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11549Mohammadreza Ramzanpour, Mohammad Hosseini Farid,Mariusz Ziejewski, Ghodrat Karami, North Dakota StateUniversity, Fargo, ND, United States

4-6 BIOMEDICAL DEVICES4-6-1 Biomedical Devices IConvention Center, 155A 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Martin L. Tanaka, Western CarolinaUniversity, Cullowhee, NC, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Lulu Wang, Shenzhen TechnologyUniversity, Shenzhen, China

2:00pm – Robotic Knee Orthosis for Hemiplegic Patients toPrevent Falls During Walking RehabilitationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10382Ryuji Tsuzuki, Taku Itami, Kenichi Yano, Mie University, Tsu,Japan, Takaaki Aoki, Gifu University Hospital, Gifu, Japan,Yutaka Nishimoto, Gifu University, Gifu, Japan, Japan

2:21pm – A Clinical Test to Capture Humidity FromExhalation: Self-HumidificationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11049Sandra Grau Bartual, Ahmed Al-Jumaily, Auckland Universityof Technology, Auckland, New Zealand

2:42pm – Technical Issues Associated With Arterial PulseSignal Measurements Using a Microfluidic-Based TactileSensorTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11389Dan Wang, Leryn Reynolds, Thomas Alberts, Linda Vahala,Zhili Hao, Old Dominion University, Norfolk, VA, United States

3:03pm – Monitoring the Cardiovascular Changes of aRabbit Caused by Phenylephrine via a Microfluidic-BasedTactile SensorTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11416Dan Wang, Old Dominion University, Norfolk, VA, UnitedStates, Frank A. Lattanzio, Mario C. Rodriguez, EasternVirginia Medical School, Norfolk, VA, United States, Zhili Hao,Old Dominion University, Norfolk, VA, United States

4-2 INJURY AND DAMAGE BIOMECHANICS4-2-1 Injury and Damage Biomechanics IConvention Center, 255C 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Reuben Kraft, Pennsylvania StateUniversity, University Park, PA, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Karim Muci, South Dakota School ofMines and Technology, Rapid City, SD, United States

4:00pm – Controlled Positioning and Collapse ofMicrobubbles Near Soft MicrofibersTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12885Alex H. Wrede, Nicole Hashemi, Iowa State University, Ames,IA, United States

4:21pm – Statistical Analysis of Fractional AnisotropyEffects on Traumatic Brain InjuryTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12931Robert Saunders, Anthony Romano, U.S. Naval ResearchLab, Washington, DC, United States

4:42pm – Effects of Animal Orientation on Brain Responsesto Primary BlastTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13067Ginu Unnikrishnan, Biotechnology High PerformanceComputing Software Applications Institute (BHSAI), Frederick,MD, United States, Haojie Mao, Western University, London,ON, Canada, Aravind Sundaramurthy, HJF, Frederick, MD,United States, V Sajja, Stephen van Albert, Blast InducedNeurotrauma Division, Silver Spring, MD, United States,Joseph Long, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, SilverSpring, MD, United States, Jose Rubio, DhananjaySubramaniam, HJF, Frederick, MD, United States, JaquesReifman, United States Army Medical Research andDevelopment Command, Fort Detrick, MD, United States

5:03pm – Insight Into Blast Orientation Effects on PressureTransmission Into the Brain Using Three-DimensionalSimulationsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13140X. Gary Tan, Peter Matic, U.S. Naval Research Laboratory,Washington, DC, United States

5:24pm – Effect of an Advanced Combat Helmet on AxonalInjury Caused By Primary Blast LoadingTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13531Ritika Menghani, Pennsylvania State University, UniversityPark, PA, United States, Harsha T. Garimella, Andrzej J.Przekwas, CFD Research Corporation, Huntsville, AL, UnitedStates, Reuben Kraft, Pennsylvania State University,University Park, PA, United States


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4-5 BIOMATERIALS AND TISSUE:MODELLING, SYNTHESIS, FABRICATIONAND CHARACTERIZATION4-5-3 Stenosis Diagnosis, Astrocytes encapsulation,and Core Sheath Wet ElectrospinningConvention Center, 355B 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Anil Saigal, Tufts University, Medford, MA,United States

Session Co-Organizer: Mohammadreza Ramzanpour, NorthDakota State University, Fargo, ND, United States

4:00pm – Enhancing Fractional Flow Reserve Procedure inStenosis DiagnosisTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10425Mahmoud Ahmed, Assiut University, Toronto, ON, Canada,Yasser Abuouf, E-JUST, Alexandria, Egypt, ShinichiOokawara, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo, Japan

4:21pm – A Method for Approximating the MechanicalSection Properties of Structural Members With HighlyComplex Cross-SectionsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10445William Munsell, Jr., University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK,United States

4:42pm – Encapsulation of Astrocytes Within TunableMicrofluidic Alginate FibersTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12903Marilyn C. McNamara, Nicole Hashemi, Iowa StateUniversity, Ames, IA, United States

5:03pm – Biomimetic Nanoporous Microtubes by Core-Sheath Wet ElectrospinningTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13028George Tan, Yingge Zhou, Texas Tech University, Lubbock,TX, United States

4-6 BIOMEDICAL DEVICES4-6-2 Biomedical Devices IIConvention Center, 155A 4:00PM–5:45PM


Session Co-Organizers: Lulu Wang, Shenzhen TechnologyUniversity, Shenzhen, China, Xun Yu, New York Institute ofTechnology, Old Westbury, NY, United States

4:00pm – Highly Porous Shape Memory Nanocompositesfor Applications in Biomedical DevicesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10514Jishan Luo, Robert Kunkel, Jingyu Wang, University ofOklahoma, Norman, OK, United States, Bradley Bohnstedt,University of Oklahoma Health Science Center, Oklahoma City,OK, United States, Mrinal Saha, Yingtao Liu, Chung-HaoLee, University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK, United States

4:21pm – Portable Cold Plasma Device for BiomedicalApplicationsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12549Zhitong Chen, Daniel Tang, Richard Wirz, University ofCalifornia, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, United States

4:42pm – Design and Performance of a DirectionalPermeability MembraneTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11565Hamidreza Bayat, David Willis, Paul Krueger, SouthernMethodist University, Dallas, TX, United States

5:03pm – Design and Evaluation of a Blood-ContactingMedical Device for Improving Functionality and Durabilityof Vascular AnastomosisTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10922Gurjap Singh, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA, United States,Mehdi Esmaeilpour, Marshall University, Huntington, WV,United States, Jay K. Bhama, Baptist Health Medical Center,Little Rock, AR, United States, Albert Ratner, University ofIowa, Iowa City, IA, United States

4-8 SYMPOSIUM ON CLINICALAPPLICATIONSOF BIOENGINEERING4-8-1 Clinical Applications of BioengineeringConvention Center, 255F 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Karen Chang Yan, The College of NewJersey, Ewing Township, NJ, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Douglas E. Dow, Wentworth Instituteof Technology, Boston, MA, United States, Hai-Chao Han,University of Texas at San Antonio, San Antonio, TX, UnitedStates

4:00pm – Identification and Analysis of the BiomechanicalParameters Used for the Assessment of Normal and Pathological Gait: A Literature ReviewTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10140Juan Carlos Arellano-Gonzalez, Hugo Ivan MedellinCastillo, Universidad Autonoma de San Luis Potosi, San LuisPotosi, San Luis Potosi, Mexico, J. Jesus Cervantes-Sanchez, Universidad de Guanajuato, Salamanca, Mexico

4:21pm – Assessment of Parkinson’s Disease Tremor andCorrelation Analysis With Applied Signal ProcessingTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10622Na Zhu, Nathaniel S. Miller, University of Michigan-Flint, Flint,MI, United States

4:42pm – Biomechanical Structural Effect of Pinball RegionContact Applied to a Finite Element Model of Human FootTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11085Agustin Vidal-Lesso, Carlos Lara-Velazquez, Universidad deGuanajuato, Salamanca, Guanajuato, Mexico, Javier Bayod-Lopez, Universidad de Zaragoza, Zaragoza, Spain, RicardoBecerro de Bengoa Vallejo, Universidad Complutense deMadrid, Madrid, Spain, Natali Mancera Campos, Universidadde Guanajuato, Salamanca, Guanajuato, Mexico


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5:03pm – Physical Thorax Model and 2D Grid of ForceSensors to Monitor RespirationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11238Matthew R. Dean, Noah J. Martins, Joseph D. Brown,Wentworth Institute of Technology, Boston, MA, United States,James McCusker, Wentworth Institute of Technology, Salem,NH, United States, Guohua Ma, Douglas E. Dow, WentworthInstitute of Technology, Boston, MA, United States

5:24pm – The Natural Sit-to-Stand-Walk of the FrailTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11889Dorothy Taylor, Andrew Merryweather, Jan Morse, Bob Wong, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, UnitedStates


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4-1 BIOMEDICAL AND BIOTECHNOLOGYPLENARY PRESENTATION4-1-2 Plenary Session IIConvention Center, 155E 9:45AM–10:15AM

9:45am – An Overview of Intracardiac EchocardiographyTechnology With Its Application and Advancement in Interventional CardiologyPlenary Presentation. IMECE2019-12490Wei Luo, Siemens Medical Solutions USA, Inc., Seattle, WA,United States

4-2 INJURY AND DAMAGE BIOMECHANICS4-2-2 Injury and Damage Biomechanics IIConvention Center, 255C 10:45AM–12:30PM


Session Co-Organizer: Karim Muci, South Dakota School ofMines and Technology, Rapid City, SD, United States

10:45am – Effect of Heterogeneity of White MatterStructures on Stress Wave Propagation During Blunt HeadTraumaTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11985Martin Ostoja-Starzewski, Amit Madhukar, University ofIllinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, United States

11:06am – Reparative Molecular Effects of P188 toAttenuate bTBITechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12809Edidiong Inyang, Bo Chen, Michael Cho, University of Texasat Arlington, Arlington, TX, United States

11:27am – Structure-Property Relationships of PorcineBrain Under High Strain RatesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13209Lakiesha Williams, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL,United States, Raj Prabhu, Mississippi State University,Mississippi State, MS, United States, Haden Johnson,University of Mississippi, Jackson, MS, United States

11:48am – Potential Cause of Primary, Blast-Induced BrainInjury: Direct Versus Indirect MechanismsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13542Jose Rubio, HJF, Frederick, MD, United States, GinuUnnikrishnan, Biotechnology High Performance ComputingSoftware Applications Institute, Frederick, MD, United States,V Sajja, Stephen van Albert, Blast Induced NeurotraumaDivision, Silver Spring, MD, United States, Joseph Long,Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, Silver Spring, MD,United States, Maciej Skotak, Eren Alay, Namas Chandra,New Jersey Institute of Technology, Newark, NJ, United States,Aravind Sundaramurthy, Dhananjay Subramaniam, HJF,Frederick, MD, United States, Jaques Reifman, United StatesArmy Medical Research and Development Command, FortDetrick, MD, United States

12:09pm – Characterization of Cavitation Induced Damagein Soft MaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13923Fuad Hasan, Ashfaq Adnan, University of Texas Arlington,Arlington, TX, United States

4-5 BIOMATERIALS AND TISSUE:MODELLING, SYNTHESIS, FABRICATIONAND CHARACTERIZATION4-5-4 Bio-3D Printing, Fused Filament Fabrication,and Printable HydrogelsConvention Center, 355B 10:45AM–12:30PM


Session Co-Organizer: Karen Chang Yan, The College of NewJersey, Ewing Township, NJ, United States

10:45am – Effects of Extrusion Temperature and PrintingDirection in Bioprinting on Profile Accuracy of 3D PrintedConstructsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12150Ketan Thakare, Xingjian Wei, Hongmin Qin, Zhijian Pei,Texas A&M University, College Station, TX, United States

11:06am – Utilizing the Fused Filament FabricationTechnique for 3D Printing Ag-Doped Bioactive Glass-Ceramic ScaffoldsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13841Yaozhong Zhang, Adam C. Marsh, Xanthippi Chatzistavrou,Aljoscha Roch, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI,United States

11:27am – Predictive Modeling of Polymer Saturation inPorous 3D Printed MatrixTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10988Adam Mihalko, Robert J. Michael, Davide Piovesan, Gannon University, Erie, PA, United States

11:48am – Printability of Hydrogels for Hydrogel MoldingBased Microfluidic Device FabricationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11545Adam Vicente, The College of New Jersey, Mount Laurel, NJ,United States, Zachary McCreery, The College of New Jersey,Budd Lake, NJ, United States, Karen Chang Yan, The Collegeof New Jersey, Ewing Township, NJ, United States

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4-10 COMPUTATIONAL MODELING INBIOMEDICAL APPLICATIONS4-10-1 Computational Modeling 1Convention Center, 255F 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Haibo Dong, University of Virginia,Charlottesville, VA, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Shawn Duan, Saint Martin’s University,Lacey, WA, United States

10:45am – Fluid-Structure Interaction of SuperelasticNitinol Stents for Endovascular Aortic Repair (EVAR): A Numerical StudyTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10333Jayendiran Raja, Texas A&M University, Doha, Qatar, Bakr Nour, Weill Cornell Medicine-New York, Weill CornellMedicine-Qatar, Doha, Qatar, Annie Ruimi, Texas A&MUniversity at Qatar, College Station, TX, United States

11:06am – Influence of Fractional Flow Reserve Setting onthe Procedure PrecisionTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10427Mahmoud Ahmed, Assiut University, Toronto, ON, Canada,Yasser Abuouf, E-JUST, Alexandria, Egypt, ShinichiOokawara, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo, Japan

11:27am – Novel Electro-FSI Model of Trabecular Networkin the Brain Sub Arachnoid SpaceTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10529Khashayar Teimoori, Ali Sadegh, Bhaskar Paneri, CityCollege of the City University of New York, New York, NY,United States

11:48am – Effect of Uvula Length on Airflow and PressureOscillation in a Human Pharynx ModelTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11697Xuanming Zhao, Junshi Wang, Pan Han, University ofVirginia, Charlottesville, VA, United States, Jinxiang Xi,California Baptist University, Riverside, CA, United States,Haibo Dong, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA, UnitedStates

12:09pm – Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Modelingof Sterilization ProcessTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13476Ab Rahman Md Ismail Ansari, Venkateswaran Perumal,Stryker, Gurgaon, Haryana, India

4-2 INJURY AND DAMAGE BIOMECHANICS4-2-3 Injury and Damage Biomechanics IIIConvention Center, 255C 2:00PM–3:45PM


Session Co-Organizer: Amit Bagchi, Naval ResearchLaboratory, Washington DC, DC, United States

2:00pm – A Biomechanical Investigation of Collagen,Platelet-Rich Plasma, and Mesenchymal Stromal Cells onthe Achilles Tendon in a Rat ModelTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10641Brittany L. Austin, Youngstown State University, Hermitage,PA, United States, Hazel Marie, Youngstown State University,Boardman, OH, United States, Diana Fagan, YoungstownState University, Canfield, OH, United States, JaredVanasdale, Youngstown State University, Boardman, OH,United States, Stuart Drew, St. Elizabeth YoungstownHospital, Warren, OH, United States

2:21pm – Surgical Bone Drilling: A ReviewTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10945Chandana D. Samarasinghe, University of South Australia,Modbury, South Australia, Australia, Mohammad S Uddin,Saiful Bari, Cory Xian, University of South Australia, Adelaide,South Australia, Australia

2:42pm – Relationship Between the Frictional ShearStresses and the Normal Pressure on the Buttocks WhileLying on a Spine BoardTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11814Vinay Kumar Pallerla, Mohamed Samir Hefzy, University ofToledo, Toledo, Ohio

3:03pm – Bacteria Distribution in Partial PenetrationSurrogate Ballistic WoundsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13157Karim Muci-Kuchler, Michelle Frybarger, South DakotaSchool of Mines and Technology, Rapid City, SD, United States

3:24pm – Effect of Strain Rate on Single Tau, Dimerized Tauand Tau-Microtubule Interface: A Molecular DynamicsSimulation StudyTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13906Md. I. Khan, Ashfaq Adnan, University of Texas at Arlington,Arlington, TX, United States


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4-10 COMPUTATIONAL MODELING INBIOMEDICAL APPLICATIONS4-10-2 Computational Modeling 2Convention Center, 255F 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Yi Hua, University of Nebraska-Lincoln,Lincoln, NE, United States

Session Co-Organizers: Douglas Cook, Brigham YoungUniversity, Provo, UT, United States, Jason Hua, University ofPittsburg, Pittsburg, PA, United States

2:00pm – Modeling Prestress-Driven Buckling Behavior ofElastic Lamina in the Aortic MediaTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10530Atsutaka Tamura, Yuya Kato, Tottori University, Tottori, Japan

2:21pm – Improving Cutting Path on Custom 3D-PrintedSurgical Guides for Bone-Tumor ResectionTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10627Carlos G. Helguero, Jorge L. Amaya, Emilio A. Ramirez,Fausto Maldonado, Juan Castro, Cesar Ochoa, EscuelaSuperior Politecnica del Litoral, Guayaquil, Guayas, Ecuador

2:42pm – Finite Element Analysis of Human Scapula:Comparison of Screw, Wedge Plate, and EndobuttonFixation MethodsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11530Fatih Karpat, Nazmi Bülent Alp, Onur Can Kalay, OguzDogan, Tufan Yilmaz, Bursa Uludag University, Bursa, Turkey,Morshed Khandaker, Abdellah Ait Moussa, University ofCentral Oklahoma, Edmond, OK, United States

3:03pm – Osteoporotic Bone Augmentation Utilizing CurvedPattern of PMMA Injection: A Combined Finite Element andOptimization InvestigationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12023Amirhossein Farvardin, Mehran Armand, Johns HopkinsUniversity, Baltimore, MD, United States

4-14 BIOTECHNOLOGY AND GENERALAPPLICATIONS4-14-1 Biotechnology and General ApplicationsConvention Center, 355B 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Parisa Saboori, Manhattan College, Bronx,New York, NY, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Anne Schmitz, University of WisconsinStout, Menomonie, WI, United States

2:00pm – A Hypothesized Mechanistic Model ofLongitudinal Wall Motion at the Common Carotid ArteryTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10654Zhili Hao, Leryn Reynolds, Old Dominion University, Norfolk,VA, United States, John Herre, Eastern Virginia MedicalSchool, Norfolk, VA, United States

2:21pm – Decontamination of Heavy Metals From MunicipalSewage Sludge (MSS) by Electrokinetic RemediationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11221Andre Ribeiro, Andre Mota, Jorge Araujo, Ricardo Campos,CVR - Centro Para a Valorização de Resíduos, Guimarães,Portugal, Candida Vilarinho, University of Minho, Guimarães,Portugal, Joana Carvalho, CT2M Center for Mechanical andMaterials Technologies, Guimarães, Portugal

2:42pm – Bone-Integrated Optical Microlasers for In-VivoDiagnostic Biomechanical PerformancesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11406Omar Cavazos, Maurizio Manzo, University of North Texas,Denton, TX, United States, Erick G. Ramirez-Cedillo,Tecnologico de Monterrey, Monterrey, Mexico, Hector R. Siller,University of North Texas, Denton, TX, United States

3:03pm – Numerical Evaluation of Recalling Elasticity dueto Surface Roughness by Finite Element Modeling ofHuman SkinTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11881Tomohisa Yamamoto, Atsushi Sakuma, Kyoto Institute ofTechnology, Kyoto, Japan

3:24pm – Mechanical Behavior of Lattice StructuresFabricated by Direct Light Processing With CompressionTesting and Size Optimization of Unit CellsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12260Marinela Peto, University of North Texas, Denton, TX, UnitedStates, Erick G. Ramirez-Cedillo, Tecnologico de Monterrey,Monterrey, Mexico, Mohammad J. Uddin, University of NorthTexas, Denton, TX, United States, Ciro A. Rodriguez,Tecnologico de Monterrey, Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico,Hector R. Siller, University of North Texas, Denton, TX, UnitedStates

4-2 INJURY AND DAMAGE BIOMECHANICS4-2-4 Injury and Damage Biomechanics IVConvention Center, 255C 4:00PM–5:45PM


Session Co-Organizer: Amit Bagchi, Naval ResearchLaboratory, Washington DC, DC, United States

4:00pm – Interconnected Fluid-Filled Cells Design forReduction of Linear Acceleration and Force Transfer toPrevent ConcussionTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10675Alexandra R. Lindsay, Usamah Chaudhary, Taylor N. Terry,Mahdi Haghshenas-Jaryani, Muthu B.J. Wijesundara, UTAResearch Institute, Fort Worth, TX, United States

4:21pm – Computational Analysis of Combat HelmetProtection Against Blunt Impact to HeadTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10903X. Gary Tan, Amit Bagchi, U.S. Naval ResearWashington, DC, United States


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4:42pm – Effects of Curvature and Architecture on BallisticPerformance of UHMWPE HelmetsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11566Timothy Zhang, Army Research Laboratory, Bel Air, MD,United States, Lionel R. Vargas-Gonzalez, James Gurganus,Sikhanda Satapathy, Army Research Laboratory, AberdeenProving Ground, MD, United States

5:03pm – Human Pelvis Bayesian Injury Probability CurvesFrom Whole Body Lateral ImpactTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11860Narayan Yoganandan, Nicholas DeVogel, Frank Pintar,Anjishnu Banerjee, Medical College of Wisconsin - VAMedical Center, Milwaukee, WI, United States

5:24pm – Simulation of the Strain Amplification in Sulci dueto Blunt Impact to the HeadTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12650Brian Fagan, ORAU, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD, United States, Sikhanda Satapathy, Army ResearchLaboratory, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD, United States,Steven Kornguth, University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX,United States

4-9 BIOTRANSPORT (FLUID. HEAT ANDMASS)4-9-1 BiotransportConvention Center, 255B 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Ramjee Repaka, Indian Institute ofTechnology Ropar, Rupnagar, Punjab, India

Session Co-Organizers: Cahit Evrensel, University of NevadaReno, Reno, NV, United States, X. Gary Tan, U.S. NavalResearch Laboratory, Washington, DC, United States

4:00pm – Application of the Tornado-Like Flow Theory tothe Study of Blood Flow in the Heart and Main Vessels:Study of the Potential Swirling Jets Structure in anArbitrary Viscous MediumTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11298Eugeny Talygin, Gennadiy Kiknadze, Andrey Agafonov,Alexander Gorodkov, Bakulev National Medical ResearchCenter for Cardiovascular Surgery, Moscow, Russia

4:21pm – Effects of the Non-Newtonian Viscosity of MilkFlow in the Breast Ductal SystemTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12159Jamasp Azarnoosh, The University of Texas at Dallas,Richardson, TX, United States, Fatemeh Hassanipour,University of Texas at Dallas, Plano, TX, United States

4:42pm – Transient Heat Release During InducedMitochondrial ThermogenesisTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12849Manjunath C. Rajagopal, Rhanor Gillette, Sanjiv Sinha,University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, UnitedStates

5:03pm – Design of an Experiment for Validating 3D HeatTransfer Simulations During Magnetic-Assisted CochlearImplant SurgeryTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13034Fateme Esmailie, Mathieu Francoeur, Timothy Ameel,University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, United States

5:24pm – Analytical and Computational Modeling ofSustained-Release Drug Implants in the Vitreous HumorTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13228Anita Penkova, Amin Naghdloo, Satwindar Sadhal,University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA, UnitedStates

4-10 COMPUTATIONALMODELING INBIOMEDICAL APPLICATIONS4-10-3 Computational Modeling 3Convention Center, 255F 4:00PM–5:45PM


Session Co-Organizer: Andrew Merryweather, University ofUtah, Salt Lake City, UT, United States

4:00pm – Subject-Specific Models of the Head and Neckfor Reproducing Experimentally Obtained Head Impacts inOpenSimTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11932Jonathan Douglas Mortensen, Mohammad Homayounpour,Andrew Merryweather, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT,United States

4:21pm – A Passive Hybrid Model to Estimate the ElasticPerformance of Left Ventricular Cardiac FibresTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12124Jacobo Córdova Aquino, Universidad Popular de laChontalpa, Cárdenas, Tabasco, Mexico, Hugo Ivan MedellinCastillo, Universidad Autonoma San Luis Potosi, San LuisPotosi, San Luis Potosi, Mexico

4:42pm – The Relationship Between the Arterial Geometryand Wall Shear Stress in the Vertebrobasilar SystemTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10866Fangjia Pan, Hitomi Anzai, Shunji Mugikura, Ko Kitamura,Makoto Ohta, Tohoku University, Sendai, Miyagi, Japan

5:03pm – Design of Metacarpophalangeal Single-PieceJoint Prosthesis to Increase Motion inAbduction/AdductionTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11005Raymond Yee, San Jose State University, San Jose, CA,United States, Nathan Millard, San Jose State University,Hercules, CA, United States


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4-2 INJURY AND DAMAGE BIOMECHANICS4-2-5 Injury and Damage Biomechanics VConvention Center, 255F 10:45AM–12:30PM


Session Co-Organizer: Amit Bagchi, Naval ResearchLaboratory, Washington DC, United States

10:45am – An Analytical Study of BMI Effects on ObeseSenior Females in Vehicle Frontal ImpactTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10918Huijie Xu, Chongqing University, Chongqing, Chongqing,China, Zhenfei Zhan, State Key Laboratory of Vehicle NVH and Safety Tec, Chongqing, China, Yunlei Yin, ChongqingUniversity/State Key Laboratory of Vehicle NVH and Safety,Chongqing, China, Wenxiang Dong, Qingmiao Wang,Chongqing University, Chongqing, China, Ruyi Chen, ChanganAutomobile Co., Ltd., Chongqing, China, Xin Jin, Wayne StateUniversity, Detroit, MI, United States

11:06am – Pelvic Response of a Total Human Body FiniteElement (FE) Model During Simulated Under Body BlastImpactsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11981Caitlin Weaver, ARL-APG Futures Command, AberdeenProving Ground, MD, United States

11:27am – Sensor-Enabled Cloud Based ComputationalModeling of the BrainTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13428Reuben Kraft, Ritika Menghani, Pennsylvania StateUniversity, University Park, PA, United States, Adam Bartsch,Prevent Biometrics, Minneapolis, MN, United States

11:48am – Engineering Characteristics of High EnergyHead Impacts in Athletes that Cause FunctionalImpairmentTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13506Adam Bartsch, Prevent Biometrics, Minneapolis, MN, UnitedStates, Vincent Miele, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center,Pittsburgh, PA, United States, Edward Benzel, ClevelandClinic, Cleveland, OH, United States

4-11 MUSCULOSKELETAL AND SPORTSBIOMECHANICS4-11-1 Musculoskeletal and Sports Biomechanics 1Convention Center, 355B 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Parisa Saboori, Manhattan College, Bronx,New York, NY, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Anne Schmitz, University of WisconsinStout, Menomonie, WI, United States

10:45am – Quantifying the Stiffness of Biceps Muscle UsingAccelerometerTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10228Muhammad Salman, Kennesaw State University, Marietta,GA, United States, Alan Palmer, Kennesaw State University,Canton, GA, United States, Sajid Iqbal, University ofEngineering and Technology, Lahore, Lahore, Pakistan

11:06am – Impact Analysis of Bubble Soccer to PreventHead InjuriesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10650Rafi Mahir, City College of New York, New York, NY, UnitedStates, Ali Sadegh, City University of New York, New York, NY,United States, Zelda Frankel, City College of New York,Monsey, NY, United States

11:27am – Effect of Motion Type on Joint Contact ForcesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10980Anne Schmitz, University of Wisconsin Stout, Menomonie, WI,United States, Jaclyn Norberg, Salem State University, Salem,MA, United States

11:48am – Integration Protocol of Different MeasurementMethods for the Analysis of the Physiological andBiomechanical Efficiency of a Professional AthleteTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11774Massimo Milani, Luca Montorsi, Luca Fontanili, SalvatoreRossini, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, ReggioEmilia, Italy, Roberto Citarella, CTR Reggio Emilia, ReggioEmilia, Italy

4-13 ROBOTICS, REHABILITATION4-13-1 Design of Limb Rehabilitation RobotsConvention Center, 155A 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Marvin Cheng, Embry-Riddle AeronauticalUniversity, Daytona Beach, FL, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Ping Zhao, Hefei University ofTechnology, Hefei, Anhui, China

10:45am – Motion Estimation and Path Planning forAssistive Robotic DevicesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12296Marvin Cheng, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, DaytonaBeach, FL, United States, Po-Lin Huang, Hao-Chuan Chu,National Tsing Hua University, Hsinchu, Taiwan, E.A. McKenzie, West Virginia University, Morgantown

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11:06am – Design of a Detachable Multi-FunctionalRehabilitation RobotTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10477Hao Zhang, Yuhang He, Huachen Shao, Wenxiu Chen, Hefei University of Technology, Hefei, Anhui, China

11:27am – Motion Synthesis for Upper-Limb RehabilitationMotion With Clustering-Based Machine Learning MethodTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10435Wenxiu Chen, Wanbing Song, Hefei University of Technology,Hefei, Anhui, China, Haodong Chen, Missouri University ofScience and Technology, Rolla, MO, United States, Qi Li, Ping Zhao, Hefei University of Technology, Hefei, Anhui, China

11:48am – Design, Modeling, and Validation of a PneumaticUpper Limb Rehabilitation Robot With ControllableResistanceTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10845Yibin Li, Han Xu, Dong Xu, Xu Zhang, Tongji ZhejiangCollege, Jiaxing, China, Mingming Zhang, Southern Universityof Science and Technology, Shenzhen, Guangdong Province,China, Xiaolong Li, Tongji Zhejiang College, Jiaxing, China,Sheng Q. Xie, University of Leeds, Leeds, United Kingdom

4-10 COMPUTATIONAL MODELING INBIOMEDICAL APPLICATIONS4-10-4 Computational Modeling 4Convention Center, 255F 2:00PM–3:45PM


Session Co-Organizer: Ramjee Repaka, Indian Institute ofTechnology Ropar, Rupnagar, Punjab, India

2:00pm – The Effect of Impact Angle and Height on SkullFracture Patterns in InfantsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13221Jiawei Yan, Junyan He, Brittany Coats, Ashley D. Spear,University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, United States

2:21pm – A Conductive Cooling Scheme for BoneAugmentation of the Proximal Femur With PMMA: An Experimental and Finite Element StudyTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12142Mahsan Bakhtiari Nejad, Amirhossein Farvardin, Alireza Chamani, Mehran Armand, Johns Hopkins University,Baltimore, MD, United States

2:42pm – An Adaptive-Remeshing Framework forPrediction of Impact-Induced Skull Fracture in InfantsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12313Junyan He, Jiawei Yan, Ashley D. Spear, Brittany Coats,University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, United States

3:03pm – Genetic Algorithm-based Optimization ofSynthetic Vocal Fold ModelsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13198Austin C. Vaterlaus, Scott L. Thomson, Brigham YoungUniversity, Provo, UT, United States

4-11 MUSCULOSKELETAL AND SPORTSBIOMECHANICS4-11-2 Musculoskeletal and Sports Biomechanics 2Convention Center, 355B 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Peyman Honarmandi, Manhattan College,Riverdale, NY, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Yuan Feng, Shanghai Jiao TongUniversity, Northborough, MA, United States

2:00pm – Performance of Prophylactic Knee BraceTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11789Parisa Saboori, Manhattan College, Bronx, New York, NY,United States, Margarita Corado, Manhattan College,Riverdale, NY, United States

2:21pm – Shoulder Proprioception Device (S.P.D.): A NovelDesign for Measuring Shoulder Joint ProprioceptionTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11948Jeremy R. Schnipke, Thomas G. Rounds, Jacob P. Sroka,Zachary B. Lowe, Gregory M. Freisinger, Margaret Nowicki,United States Military Academy, West Point, NY, United States,Kenneth Cameron, Keller Army Community Hospital, WestPoint, NY, United States, Brittany Hotaling, Richard Westrick,United States Army Research Institute of EnvironmentalMedicine, Natick, MA, United States

2:42pm – A Study of Concussions in Women’s LacrosseTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12024Peyman Honarmandi, Lisa Toscano, Michael Calicchia,Manhattan College, Riverdale, NY, United States, Miguel Diaz,Manhattan College, Bronx, NY, United States, Emma Kaishian,William Stallings, Manhattan College, Riverdale, NY, UnitedStates

3:03pm – Machine Learning Classification of Head ImpactSensor DataTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12173Tyler Rooks, U.S. Army Aeromedical Research Laboratory,Fort Rucker, AL, United States, Andrea Dargie, Henry M.Jackson Foundation (HJF) for the Advancement of MilitaryMedicine, Bethesda, MD, United States, Valeta CarolChancey, U.S. Army Aeromedical Research Laboratory, FortRucker, AL, United States


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4-13 ROBOTICS, REHABILITATION4-13-2 Data-Driven Design for Rehabilitation RobotsConvention Center, 155A 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Haodong Chen, Missouri University ofScience and Technology, Rolla, MO, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Vimal Viswanathan, San Jose StateUniversity, San Jose, CA, United States

2:00pm – Clustering of Human Motion Trajectory for LowerLimb Rehabilitation Robot Design Based on MachineLearningTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10471Kangren Zhao, Zhiqiang Teng, Ningtao Gong, FangkangChen, Ping Zhao, Hefei University of Technology, Hefei, Anhui,China

2:21pm – Design and Characterization of an AutomatedAssistive Knee Brace for Leg Muscle RehabilitationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11802Sohail Zaidi, Austin Huynh, Peara Thach, Isaac Rubio,Harsh Patel, Vimal Viswanathan, San Jose State University,San Jose, CA, United States

2:42pm – EMG Controlled Soft Robotic Bicep AugmentationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11716Jiayue Zhang, Daniel Vanderbilt, Ethan Fitz, Janet Dong,University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH, United States

3:03pm – Real Time Pattern Recognition for ProstheticHandTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11788Mario A. Benitez Lopez, Carlos Rodriguez, University of Los Andes, Bogota, Cundinamarca, Colombia, JonathanCamargo, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, UnitedStates

4-10 COMPUTATIONALMODELING INBIOMEDICAL APPLICATIONS4-10-5 Computational Modeling 5Convention Center, 255F 4:00PM–5:45PM


Session Co-Organizer: Shawn Duan, Saint Martin’s University,Lacey, WA, United States

4:00pm – Analysis of Ablation Volume Produced DuringMicrowave Ablation of Breast Cancerous Lesion UsingFourier and Non-Fourier ModelsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10800Satish Vellavalapalli, Jatin Kumar, Ramjee Repaka, IndianInstitute of Technology Ropar, Rupnagar, Punjab, India

4:21pm – Electroporation as the Result ofElectromechanical Breakdown of Cell Membranes: 1. Basic Fundamentals and Some Practical Applications inBiotechnology EngineeringTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10447Igor Katkov, Belgorod State University & Vitronix, LLC,Belgorod, Russia, Birgit Glasmacher, Vitalii Mutsenko,Oleksander Gryshkov, Institute for Multiphase Processes,Hannover, Germany

4:42pm – A Two-Dimensional Parameterized Model forTransverse Deformation of Maize StemsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13812Ryan Larson, Brigham Young University, Provo, UT, UnitedStates, Christopher Stubbs, New York University, Brooklyn,NY, United States, Douglas Cook, Brigham Young University,Provo, UT, United States

5:03pm – Mapping Spatially Distributed Material Propertiesin Maize Stem Finite Element Models Using Computed TomographyTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13757Christopher Stubbs, New York University, New York, NY,United States, Ryan Larson, Douglas Cook, Brigham YoungUniversity, Provo, UT, United States

4-12 SENSORS ANDACTUATORS4-12-1 Sensors and ActuatorsConvention Center, 355B 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Lulu Wang, Shenzhen TechnologyUniversity, Shenzhen, China

Session Co-Organizer: Yu Liandong, Hefei University ofTechnology, Hefei, China

4:00pm – Analysis of Bio-Inspired Structures for 3D ForceSensing Using Virtual PrototypingTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11089Ahmed M. Alotaibi, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN,United States, Sohel Anwar, Indiana University PurdueUniversity Indianapolis, Indianapolis, IN, United States

4:21pm – Bio-Inspired Artificial Semicircular DuctPiezoresistive Sensor Design and FabricationTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13225Behrokh Abbasnejad, David McGloin, University ofTechnology Sydney, Sydney, NSW, Australia, Lee Clemon,University of Technology Sydney, Ultimo, NSW, Australia

4:42pm – Printed Graphene Biosensors and Fluidics forEnvironmental and Health Monitoring in the FieldTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13895Jonathan Claussen, Kshama Parate, Bolin Chen, LucasHall, Iowa State University, Ames, IA, United States, JohnHondred, Iowa State University, Des Moines, IA, United States,Nate Garland, Cicero C. Pola, Carmen L. Gomes, Iowa StateUniversity, Ames, IA, United States


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4-13 ROBOTICS, REHABILITATION4-13-3 System Analysis for Rehabilitation RoboticsConvention Center, 155A4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Hisham Kamel, Military Technical College,Cairo, Egypt

Session Co-Organizer: Vidya Nandikolla, California StateUniversity, Northridge, CA, United States

4:00pm – Hybrid BCI Controller for a Semi-AutonomousWheelchairTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10463Vidya Nandikolla, Travis Van Leeuwen, Amiel Hartman,California State University Northridge, Northridge, CA, UnitedStates

4:21pm – Developing a Cost-Effective and FunctionalProsthetic Foot for Below Knee Amputees Using TopologyOptimization and 3D PrintingTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10616Hisham Kamel, Omar Harraz, Tamer Attia, Military TechnicalCollege, Cairo, Egypt

4:42pm – Space Index Based Dimensional Optimization forMinimally Invasive Surgery RobotTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10887Yang Jing, Jin Lingyan, Zhao Deming, Hu Ming, ZhejiangSci-Tech University, Hangzhou, China, Yu Lingtao, HarbinEngineering University, Harbin, China

5:03pm – A User Motion Data Acquisition and ProcessingMethod for the Design of Rehabilitation Robot With FewDegree-of-FreedomTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11318Peng Chen, De Dong, Hao Lv, Southwest Jiaotong University,Chengdu, China, Liuxian Zhu, Sichuan Provincial EngineeringLaboratory of Super Alloy Cutting Technology, Deyang, China

5:24pm – Design, Modeling and Validation of a PneumaticUpper Limb Rehabilitation Robot With ControllableResistanceTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12652Yibin Li, Tongji Zhejiang College, Jiaxing, China


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5-2-1: General Dynamics, Vibration and Control I

5-2-2: General Dynamics, Vibration and Control II

5-2-3: General Dynamics, Vibration and Control III

5-2-4: General Dynamics, Vibration and Control IV

5-3-1: Nonlinear Dynamics, Control, and Stochastic Mechanics I

5-3-2: Nonlinear Dynamics, Control, and Stochastic Mechanics II

5-3-3: Nonlinear Dynamics, Control, and Stochastic Mechanics III

5-4-1: Robot Control

5-4-2: Robot Design

5-4-3: Mechanism Design I

5-4-4: Mechanism Design II

5-4-5: Compliant Mechanisms

5-5-1: Fluid-Structure Interaction I

5-5-2: Fluid-Structure Interaction II

5-6-1: Dynamics and Control in Micro/Nano Engineering I

5-7-1: Smart Structures and Structronic Systems I

5-8-1: Novel Control of Dynamic System and Design – 1



5-9-1: Multibody Dynamic Systems and Applications I

5-9-2: Multibody Dynamic Systems and Applications II

5-9-3: Multibody Dynamic Systems and Applications III

5-10-1: Vibrations of Continuous Systems I

5-10-2: Vibrations of Continuous Systems II

5-11-1: Mobile Robots and Unmanned Ground Vehicles I

5-11-2: Mobile Robots and Unmanned Ground Vehicles II

5-12-1: Control Theory and Applications I

5-13-1: Stochastic Optimization, Uncertainty and Probability

5-15-1: Multi-Physics Dynamics-Control & Diagnostics-Prognostics of Structures and Devices

5-16-1: Renewable Energy, Structural Health Monitoring I


TRACK ORGANIZERSMarco Amabili, McGill University,

CanadaDumitru Caruntu, University of Texas Rio

Grande Valley, United StatesBogdan Epureanu, University of

Michigan, United States

TOPIC ORGANIZERSFarbod Alijani, Delft University of

Technology, NetherlandsMarco Amabili, McGill University,

CanadaDumitru Caruntu, University of Texas Rio

Grande Valley, United StatesShawn Duan, Saint Martin's University,

United StatesIsaac Elishakoff, Florida Atlantic

University, United StatesBogdan Epureanu, University of

Michigan, United StatesIoannis Georgiou, National Techinical

University of Athens, GreeceYu Guo, Midwest State University, United

StatesKostas Karazis, Framatome Inc., United

StatesHua Li, Zhejiang University, ChinaZhibin Lin, North Dakota State University,

United StatesGiuseppe Muscolino, University of

Messina, ItalyPuren Ouyang, Ryerson University,

CanadaBrian Painter, Framatome Inc., United

StatesWilliam Prescott, Siemens Prodcut Life

Cycle Management, United StatesGiuseppe Quaglia, Politecnico di Torino,

ItalyGiulio Reina, University of Salento, ItalyMajura Selekwa, North Dakota State

University, United StatesAlba Sofi, University Mediterranea of

Reggio Calabria, Italy

C. Steve Suh, Texas A&M University,United States

Ilie Talpasanu, Wentworth Institute ofTechnology, United States

Xiangqing Tangpong, North Dakota StateUniversity, United States

Eleonora Tubaldi, University of Arizona,United States

Hornsen (HS) Tzou, University ofKentucky, United States

Renato Vidoni, Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, Italy

Chao Xu, Northwestern PolytechnicalUniversity, China

Hong Zhou, Texas A&M University-Kingsville, United States

Weidong Zhu, University of Maryland,Baltimore Ct, United States

SESSION ORGANIZERSAhmad Bataineh, Jordan University of

Science and Technology, JordanCarlos Borrás Pinilla, Universidad

Industrial de Santander- UIS,Colombia


Pratyaya Chakraborty, Indian Institute ofTechnology, Kharagpur, India

Abhijeet D. Chodankar, FloridaInternational University, United States

Shawn Duan, Saint Martin's University,United States

Dennis Gottuso, Framatome Ltd., UnitedStates

Peng Guan, University of Tennessee,Knoxville, United States

Pezhman Hassanpour Asl, LoyolaMarymount University, United States

Hiroshi Hosaka, University of Tokyo,Japan

Ming Huang, University of San Diego,United States

Kostas Karazis, Framatome Inc., UnitedStates

Vincent Kulke, TU Braunschweig,Germany

Ho-Hoon Lee, Southeastern LAUniversity, United States

Hua Li, ZheJiang University, ChinaZhibin Lin, North Dakota State University,

United StatesHidenori Murakami, University of

California, San Diego, United StatesSebastian Roa Prada, Universidad

Autónoma De Bucaramanga,Colombia

Alican Sahinkaya, Cleveland StateUniversity, United States

Amanda Saunders, Embry-RiddleAeronautical University, United States

Anubhab Sinha, Indian Institute ofTechnology Kharagpur, India

Kiwon Sohn, University of Hartford,United States

Xiaolei Song, Temple University, UnitedStates

C. Steve Suh, Texas A&M University,United States

Xiangqing Tangpong, North Dakota StateUniversity, United States

Ayse Tekes, Kennesaw State University,United States

Eleonora Tubaldi, University of Arizona,United States

Hornsen (HS) Tzou, University ofKentucky, United States

Renato Vidoni, Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, Italy

Louay S. Yousuf, San Diego StateUniversity, United States

Hong Zhou, Texas A&M University-Kingsville, United States



TRACK 5 DYNAMICS, VIBRATION, ANDCONTROLMONDAY, NOVEMBER 11

5-1 PLENARY PRESENTATIONS5-1-1 Plenary Session IConvention Center, 155E 9:45AM–10:30AM

9:45am – Data-Driven Model Reduction and ProbabilisticLearning for Digital TwinsPlenary Presentation. IMECE2019-13995Charbel Farhat, Stanford University, Stanford, CA, UnitedStates

5-3 NONLINEAR DYNAMICS, CONTROL,AND STOCHASTIC5-3-3 Nonlinear Dynamics, Control, and StochasticMechanics IIIConvention Center, 155B 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Amanda Saunders, Embry-RiddleAeronautical University, Port Orange, FL, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Anubhab Sinha, Indian Institute ofTechnology Kharagpur, Kharagpur, West Bengal, India

10:45am – Estimating Pacejka (PAC2002) Tire Coefficientsfor Pneumatic Tires on Soft Soils With Application to BAJASAE VehiclesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10682Amanda Saunders, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University,Port Orange, FL, United States, Darris White, Embry-RiddleAeronautical University, Daytona Beach, FL, United States,Marc Compere, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University,Daytona Beach, FL, United States

11:06am – Estimating Traction Forces for Pneumatic Tireson Soft Soils With Application to BAJA SAE VehiclesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10770Amanda Saunders, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University,Port Orange, FL, United States, Darris White, Embry-RiddleAeronautical University, Daytona Beach, FL, United States

11:27am – Self-Synchronization in a Class of Motor DrivenReciprocating MechanismsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11092Anubhab Sinha, Saurabh Kumar Bharti, Arun KumarSamantaray, Ranjan Bhattacharyya, Indian Institute ofTechnology, Kharagpur, Kharagpur, West Bengal, India

11:48am – Local Defect Modelling and Nonlinear DynamicAnalysis for the Inter-Shaft Bearing in a Dual-Rotor SystemTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12488Peng Gao, Lei Hou, Yushu Chen, Harbin Institute ofTechnology, Harbin, Heilongjiang, China

12:09pm – Impact Vibration of Two-Degree-of-FreedomMass-Spring-Damper System with a GapTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12629Shota Kuramochi, Tatsuhito Aihara, Hosei University, Koganei-shi, Tokyo, Japan

5-5 FLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTION5-5-1 Fluid-Structure Interaction IConvention Center, 250B 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Dennis Gottuso, Framatome Ltd.,Lychburg, VA, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Eleonora Tubaldi, University ofArizona, Tucson, AZ, United States

10:45am – Experiments on Nonlinear Vibrations of aNuclear Fuel Rod Supported by Spacer Grids in Air andSubmerged in WaterTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10663Marco Amabili, Prabakaran Balasubramanian, GiovanniFerrari, Giulio Franchini, Francesco Giovanniello, McGillUniversity, Montreal, QC, Canada, Kostas Karazis, BrianPainter, Framatome Ltd., Lynchburg, VA, United States

11:06am – Advanced Calculation Flutter ProcedureDeveloped for Ultra-Long Last Stage Blades for Steam TurbinesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10861Vaclav Slama, Rudas Bartolomej, Doosan Skoda Power,Plzen, Czech Republic, Ales Macalka, Jiri Ira, Antonin Zivny,NUM solution, Prague, Czech Republic

11:27am – Investigation on the Load Capacity ofHydrodynamic Thrust Bearings Using HarmonicComponentsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11370Baisong Yang, Xi’An Jiaotong Unviersity, Shaanxi, China,Sheng Feng, Xian Jiaotong University, Zian City, Jian Zhou,Lie Yu, Xian Jiaotong University, Xi’An, Shaanxi

11:48am – Vibration Analysis of a Horizontal Partially Fluid-Filled Cylindrical Shell Considering Sloshing Effect of FreeSurfaceTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12263Luyan Pan, Xiang Zhu, Tianyun Li, Yueyang Han, XiaotianLiang, Huazhong University of Science and Technology,Wuhan, Hubei Province, China

12:09pm – Wheel Slip Regulation for Heavy CommercialRoad Vehicles Using Model Predictive Control SubsumedWith Auto-Regressive Time-Series ModellingTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12070Pavel Vijay Gaurkar, Akhil Challa, Shankar CoimbatoreSubramanian, Indian Institute of Technology Madras, Chennai,Tamilnadu, India, Gunasekaran Vivekanandan, SriramSivaram, Madras Engineering Industries Pvt. Ltd., Chennai,Tamilnadu, India

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5-8 NOVEL CONTROL OF DYNAMICSYSTEM AND DESIGN5-8-1 Novel Control of Dynamic System and Design-1Convention Center, 155A 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: C. Steve Suh, Texas A&M University,College Station, TX, United States

10:45am – Stabilizing Ship Motion With a Dual SystemInertial DiskTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10250Torstein R. Storaas, Kasper Virkesdal, Western NorwayUniversity of Applied Sciences, Bergen, Norway, Gitle SeimBrekke, Western Norway University of Applied Sciences,Odda, Norway, Thorstein R. Rykkje, Thomas Impelluso,Western Norway University of Applied Sciences, Bergen,Norge, Norway

11:06am – Period-1 Motions in a Periodically Forced,Nonlinear, Machine-Tool SystemTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10771Siyuan Xing, Albert Luo, Southern Illinois University,Edwardsville, IL, United States

11:27am – Period-1 Motions to Chaos With VaryingExcitation Frequency in a Parametrically Driven PendulumTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10772Yu Guo, Midwest State University, Wichita Falls, TX, UnitedStates, Albert Luo, Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville,IL, United States

11:48am – A Novel Nonlinear Time-Frequency ControlStrategy for Underactuated Mechanical SystemTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10778Zilong Zhang, C. Steve Suh, Texas A&M University, CollegeStation, TX, United States

12:09pm – Decentralized Multi-Robot Motion PlanningApplicable to Dynamic EnvironmentTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10788Bin Wu, C Steve Suh, Texas A&M University, College Station,TX, United States

5-9 MULTIBODY DYNAMIC SYSTEMS ANDAPPLICATIONS5-9-1 Multibody Dynamic Systems andApplications IConvention Center, 250A 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Hidenori Murakami, University ofCalifornia, San Diego, La Jolla, CA, United States

10:45am – Dynamic Response and Analytical Approach ona Double Catalyst Muffler System Mounting on a TableTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10130Gyoko Oh, Tokyo Roki Co., Ltd., Sagamihara, Japan,Masahiro Akei, Yanmar Co., Ltd., Nagahama, Shiga, Japan

11:06am – Performance Analysis and Parametric Studies ofNose Landing Gear Shimmy DampersTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10167Mohsen Rahmani, Kamran Behdinan, University of Toronto,Toronto, ON, Canada

11:27am – Avoidance of Lateral Rotordynamic Instability inTurbomachineryTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10290Justin Hollingsworth, Chris Kulhanek, Hector Delgado,Southwest Research Institute, San Antonio, TX, United States

11:48am – Design and Modeling of Semi CompliantProsthetic Knee JointTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10334Trevor Warnix, Hongkuan Lin, M. Loraine Lowder, CoskunTekes, Ayse Tekes, Kennesaw State University, Marietta, GA,United States

12:09pm – Modeling a Knuckle-Boom Crane Control toReduce Pendulum Motion Using the Moving Frame MethodTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10436Maren Eriksen Eia, Elise Mari Vigre, Thorstein R. Rykkje,Western Norway University of Applied Sciences, Bergen, Norway

5-15 MULTI-PHYSICS DYNAMICS-CONTROL&DIAGNOSTICS-PROGNOSTICS OFSTRUCTURES ANDDEVICES5-15-1 Multi-Physics Dynamics-Control &Diagnostics-Prognostics of Structures and DevicesConvention Center, 355C 10:45AM–12:30PM

10:45am – Dynamics of a Torsional Magnetic SpringOscillatorTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10668Ali Kanj, John Kulikowski, Rhinithaa P. Thanalakshme,Gaurav Bahl, Sameh Tawfick, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, United States

11:06am – The Interaction Problem Between a Crack and aWedge Disclination Dipole With Irwin Plastic ZoneCorrectionTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10852Meigen Cao, North China University of Technology, Beijing,China, Mu Fan, Nanjing University of Aeronautics andAstronautics, Nanjing, Jiangsu, China, Hequn Min, SEU,Nanjing, China

11:27am – A Simple Control Strategy for Increasing the SoftBending Actuator Performance by Using a Pressure BoostTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11410Brian Alphonse Pinto, Lars Schiller, Arthur Seibel, HamburgUniversity of Technology, Hamburg, Germany

11:48am – Fuel Evaporative System Leak Detection Modelfor Production 2019 Ford Hybrid Electric VehiclesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12925Vikrant Chiddarwar, Siemens PLM, Farmington Hills, MI,United States, De-Shiou Chen, ForDearborn, MI, United States


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12:09pm – Forming Ensembles of Transient DynamicsSignals to Detect Damage in Complex Structures:Combining Laser Vibrometry and POD Transform ToolsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13927Ioannis Georgiou, National Technical University of Athens,Athens, Greece

5-3 NONLINEAR DYNAMICS, CONTROL,AND STOCHASTIC5-3-1 Nonlinear Dynamics, Control, and StochasticMechanics IConvention Center, 155B 2:00PM–3:45PM


Session Co-Organizers: Carlos Borrás Pinilla, UniversidadIndustrial de Santander, Bucaramanga, Colombia, VincentKulke, TU Braunschweig, Braunschweig, Lower Saxony,Germany

2:00pm – Numerical Investigation of an Academic MistunedBladed Disk Dynamics Accounting for Blade/CasingContactsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10300Jeanne Joachim, Florence Nyssen, Alain Batailly,Polytechnique Montréal, Montreal, QC, Canada

2:21pm – Neural Network Based Fault Tolerant Control for aSemi-Active SuspensionTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11516Carlos Borrás Pinilla, Sergio Alberto Rueda Villanoba,Universidad Industrial de Santander, Bucaramanga, Colombia

2:42pm – Semi-Analytical Approach for Derivation of anEquivalent Modal Friction-Damping Ratio and ItsApplication in a Self-Excited Drilling SystemTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10576Vincent Kulke, Georg-Peter Ostermeyer, TU Braunschweig,Braunschweig, Lower Saxony, Germany, Mathias Tergeist,Andreas Hohl, Baker Hughes, a GE company, Celle, LowerSaxony, Germany

3:03pm – Amplitude-Frequency Response forSuperharmonic Resonance of Fourth Order ofElectrostatically Actuated MEMS Cantilever ResonatorsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11198Dumitru Caruntu, Christopher I. Reyes, University of TexasRio Grande Valley, Edinburg, TX, United States

3:24pm – Edge States in Nonlinear Model of Valve SpringTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11218Majdi Gzal, Oleg Gendelman, Technion, Israel Institute ofTechnology, Haifa, Israel

5-8 NOVEL CONTROL OF DYNAMICSYSTEM AND DESIGN5-8-2 Novel Control of Dynamic System and Design-2Convention Center, 250C 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: C Steve Suh, Texas A&M University,College Station, TX, United States

2:00pm – A Strategy for Controlling Wake-InducedVibrations Involving Two Tandem Circular CylindersTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10797Xu Sun, China University of Petroleum-Beijing, Beijing, China,C. Steve Suh, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX,United States, Yixin Zhang, China University of Petroleum-Beijing, Beijing, Beijing, China, Bo Yu, Beijing Institute ofPetrochemical Technology, Beijing, Beijing, China

2:21pm – An Adaptive Integral Sliding Mode Control for theSleeve Angle of a Novel Rotary Valve and Its ExperimentalStudyTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10810Muzhi Zhu, Nanjing Institute of Technology, Nanjing City,China, Shengdun Zhao, XiAn Jiaotong University, Xian, Dafei Bao, Jiangsu Mingzhu Testing Machinery Co. Ltd.,Yangzhou, China

2:42pm – MoVE: A Mobility Virtual Environment forAutonomous Vehicle TestingTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10936Marc Compere, Garrett Holden, Otto Legon, RobertoMartinez Cruz, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, DaytonaBeach, FL, United States

3:03pm – On an Independent Period-1 Motion in a FlexibleRotor SystemTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10983Yeyin Xu, Albert Luo, Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville,IL, United States

3:24pm – Periodic Motions With Grazing in a DiscontinuousDynamical System With Two Circular BoundariesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11489Siyu Guo, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, Peoria, IL,United States, Albert Luo, Southern Illinois University,Edwardsville, IL, United States


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5-9 MULTIBODY DYNAMIC SYSTEMS ANDAPPLICATIONS5-9-2 Multibody Dynamic Systems and Applications IIConvention Center, 250A 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Ayse Tekes, Kennesaw State University,Marietta, GA, United States

2:00pm – Influence of Pocket Wear on the DynamicCharacteristics of High-Speed Ball Bearing CageTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10498Hui Li, Xi’an Jiaotong University, Shaanxi, China, Li Chen,Xi’an Jiaotong University, Xi’an, Li Yuan, Qi Shemiao, Xi’anJiaotong University, Shaanxi, China, Yi Liu, Heng Liu, Xi’anJiaotong University, Xi’an, China

2:21pm – Contact Analysis of Gear Trains Using LinearComplementarity Based Compliant Contact ModelTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10701Mangesh Pathak, Sourav Rakshit, Indian Institute ofTechnology, Madras, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India

2:42pm – Developing of a Simscape Multibody ContactLibrary for Gothic Arc Ball Screws: A Three-DimensionalModel for Internal Sphere/Grooves InteractionsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10709Antonio C. Bertolino, Giovanni Jacazio, Stefano Mauro,Massimo Sorli, Politecnico di Torino, Torino, Italy

3:03pm – Dynamic Modeling and Analysis for a PlanarThree Degrees-of-Freedom Manipulator Under PrescribedMount MotionTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10781Takeyuki Ono, Ryosuke Eto, Junya Yamakawa, The NationalDefense Academy, Yokosuka, Kanagawa, Japan, HidenoriMurakami, University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA,United States

3:24pm – Research on Dynamic Characteristics of ComplexGap Combined Rotor of Large GeneratorTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10835Li Yuan, Li Chen, Hui Li, Qi Shemiao, Xi’an JiaoTongUniversity, Shaanxi, China, Yi Liu, Heng Liu, Xi’an JiaotongUniversity, Xi’an, China

5-10 VIBRATIONS OF CONTINUOUSSYSTEMS5-10-2 Vibrations of Continuous Systems IIConvention Center, 250B 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Pezhman Hassanpour Asl, LoyolaMarymount University, Los Angeles, CA, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Xiaolei Song, Temple University,Philadelphia, PA, United States

2:00pm – Vibration of Beam-Type Resonant BiosensorsWith Time-Varying Mass DensityTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11924Pezhman Hassanpour Asl, Loyola Marymount University, LosAngeles, CA, United States

2:21pm – Higher-Order Vibrations Modes of Extension andTorsion in a BarTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12087Longtao Xie, Chunlei Bian, Yangyang Zhang, Aibing Zhang,Ji Wang, Ningbo University, Ningbo, Zhejiang, China

2:42pm – Generation of Harmonic Travelling Waves on ThinCircular PlatesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12372Aman Kumar, Anirvan DasGupta, Indian Institute ofTechnology Kharagpur, Kharagpur, India

3:03pm – Vibration of Irregular Shaped Plates WithClamped BoundaryTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12567Abhijit Ghosh, Anirvan DasGupta, Indian Institute ofTechnology Kharagpur, Kharagpur, West Bengal, India

3:24pm – Bistable Clamped-Clamped Beams: FreeVibration and Sound RadiationTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13434Xiaolei Song, Haijun Liu, Temple University, Philadelphia, PA,United States

5-3 NONLINEAR DYNAMICS, CONTROL,AND STOCHASTIC5-3-2 Nonlinear Dynamics, Control, and StochasticMechanics IIConvention Center, 155B 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Carlos Borrás Pinilla, UniversidadIndustrial de Santander- UIS, Bucaramanga, Colombia

Session Co-Organizer: Pratyaya Chakraborty, Indian Instituteof Technology, Kharagpur, Kharagpur, West Bengal, India

4:00pm – Dynamic Parameters and Friction ModelIdentification of an Industrial Hybrid RobotTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10916Binbin Zhang, Liping Wang, Jun Wu, Tsinghua University,Beijing, China


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4:21pm – Elimination of Sommerfeld Effect in Non-IdealSystems Using Dry FrictionTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11172Pratyaya Chakraborty, Goutam Chakraborty, RanjanBhattacharyya, Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur,Kharagpur, West Bengal, India

4:42pm – Modelling, System Identification, and PositionControl Based on LQR Formulation for an Electro-HydraulicServo SystemTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11505Carlos Borrás Pinilla, José Luis Sarmiento, Ruben Guiza,Universidad Industrial de Santander, Bucaramanga, Colombia

5:03pm – Investigations on Acoustic and Electro-ElasticNonlinearities in Contactless Ultrasound Acoustic EnergyTransfer SystemsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13693Vamsi Chandra Meesala, Aarushi Bhargava, Virginia Tech,Blacksburg, VA, United States, Muhammad Hajj, StevensInstitute of Technology, Hoboken, NJ, United States, Shima Shahab, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA, United States

5:24pm – Nonlinear Dynamic Analysis of an AsymmetricBall Bearing Rotor SystemTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12218Dogancan Bahan, Roketsan, Ankara, Turkey, EnderCigeroglu, Middle East Technical University, Ankara, Turkey

5-8 NOVEL CONTROL OF DYNAMICSYSTEMANDDESIGN5-8-3 Novel Control of Dynamic System and Design – 3Convention Center, 254B 4:00PM–5:45PM

4:00pm – Rapid Motion Control and Design of a TricopterStyle Hovering Ground RobotTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11848Justin Simko, Akin Tatoglu, University of Hartford, WestHartford, CT, United States

4:21pm – On the Global Dynamics of Complex NetworksTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11879Chun-Lin Yang, C. Steve Suh, Texas A&M University, CollegeStation, TX, United States

4:42pm – Analysis for Rutting Prediction of AsphaltPavement Under Virtual Rail VehicleTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12417Jimin Zhang, Chengping Wang, Tongji University, Shanghai,China

5:03pm – Dynamic Brake Force Distribution for HeavyCommercial Road Vehicles Using Wheel Slip RegulationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12082Akhil Challa, Devika K B, Shankar CoimbatoreSubramanian, Indian Institute of Technology Madras, Chennai, Tamilnadu, India, Gunasekaran Vivekanandan,Sriram Sivaram, Madras Engineering Industries Pvt. Ltd.,Chennai, Tamilnadu, India

5-9 MULTIBODY DYNAMIC SYSTEMS ANDAPPLICATIONS5-9-3 Multibody Dynamic Systems and Applications IIIConvention Center, 250A 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Shawn Duan, Saint Martin’s University,Lacey, WA, United States

4:00pm – Dynamic Simulation of Planetary Gearbox WithTooth Root Crack Based on a Rigid-Flexible Coupled ModelTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11012Jianchuan Dai, Hang Niu, Chenggang Hou, XiaodongZhang, Xi’an Jiaotong University, Xi’an, China

4:21pm – Ride Index for Metro Coaches: ExperimentalEvaluation and Vehicle Dynamics ResultsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11128Sudhir Kumar Singh, Hrishikesh Gajanan Danawe, Vikranth Racherla, Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur,Kharagpur, India, Sanjay R Singh, Arun Prasad, Bharat EarthMovers Limited, Bengaluru, India

4:42pm – Coupled Flexural and Torsional Vibration Analysisof Composite BeamsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11301Ehsan Sarfaraz, Jeremiah O. Afolabi, Hamid R.Hamidzadeh, Tennessee State University, Nashville, TN,United States

5:03pm – Analysis and Design of Twin Gyroscopes forOcean-Wave Energy Converters and Ship Roll-StabilizersTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11435Hidenori Murakami, University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA, United States, Takeyuki Ono, The NationalDefense Academy, Yokosuka, Kanagawa, Japan

5:24pm – Implementation of an Integrated SequentialProcedure for Computer Simulation of Dynamics ofMultibody Molecular Structures in Polymers andBiopolymersTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11752Akara Hay, Shawn Duan, Saint Martin’s University, Lacey, WA,United States


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5-10 VIBRATIONS OF CONTINUOUSSYSTEMS5-10-1 Vibrations of Continuous Systems IConvention Center, 250B 4:00PM–5:45PM


Session Co-Organizers: Peng Guan, University of Tennessee,Knoxville, Knoxville, TN, United States, Abhijeet D. Chodankar,Florida International University, Miami, FL, United States

4:00pm – Electrostatically Actuated MEMS Circular PlateResonators: Frequency Response of SuperharmonicResonance of Third OrderTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11207Julio Beatriz, Dumitru Caruntu, University of Texas RioGrande Valley, Edinburg, TX, United States

4:21pm – Transverse Vibrations of Annular Spinning DiskSubjected to Out-of-Plane Loads and Uniform In-Plane Follower Edge ForcesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11054Peng Guan, Meng Peng, Hans Desmidt, Wei Yao, Universityof Tennessee, Knoxville, Knoxville, TN, United States

4:42pm – Effects of Axial Compression Load, BoreholeClearance, and Contact Force Using Axial-Lateral FluidCoupled Drill String Vibration ModelTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10783Abhijeet D. Chodankar, Florida International University, Miami,FL, United States, Abdennour Seibi, University of Louisiana atLafayette, Lafayette, LA, United States

5:03pm – Three Dimensional Dynamic Model Developmentand Validation for Stranded CablesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11504Mohammad Hadi Jalali, Richard McKercher, Geoff Rideout,Memorial University, St. John’s, NL, Canada

5:24pm – High Frequency Shape Memory Alloy ActuatorsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-11506Scott Kennedy, Morgan C. Price, Michael E. Zabala, EdmonPerkins, Auburn University, Auburn, AL, United States


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5-1 PLENARY PRESENTATIONS5-1-2 Plenary Session IIConvention Center, 155F 9:45AM–10:30AM

9:45am – The Interplay of Nonlinearity and Noise in TinyResonatorsPlenary Presentation. IMECE2019-13996Steven Shaw, Florida Institute of Technology, Melbourne, FL,United States

5-5 FLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTION5-5-2 Fluid-Structure Interaction IIConvention Center, 260 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Kostas Karazis, Framatome Inc.,Lychburg, VA, United States

10:45am – LASCADE: Flutter Investigation in CompressorLinear CascadePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13265Mihai Cimpuieru, Robert Kielb, Duke University, Durham, NC,United States

11:06am – Flapping Wing Energetics and the Effect ofFluid-Structure BidirectionalityTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13292Mark Jankauski, Montana State University, Bozeman, MT,United States

11:27am – Experimental Validation of the Effects of AirCavity in Acoustic Pressure SensorsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13430Qian Dong, Haijun Liu, Xiaolei Song, Temple University,Philadelphia, PA, United States

11:48am – Lateral Load Transfer due to Sloshing Cargo inPartially Filled ContainersPoster Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10030Frank Otremba, Jose Antonio Romero Navarrete, FederalInstitute for Materials Research and Testing, Berlin, Germany

12:09pm – A Magnetic and Shape Memory Alloy ActuatedGripper for Surgical ApplicationsPoster Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10791Ian Cooke, Brendon Declerck, Jesse Hallett, Tyler Miller,Alexis Mitchell, Reza Rashidi, State University of New York,Alfred State College, Alfred, NY, United States

5-12 CONTROL THEORY ANDAPPLICATIONS5-12-1 Control Theory and Applications IConvention Center, 355D 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Alican Sahinkaya, Cleveland StateUniversity, Cleveland, OH, United States

10:45am – Cancelling Gyroscopic Effects in AMB SystemsWith Flexible Rotors via Modal FeedbackTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10515Alican Sahinkaya, Jerzy T. Sawicki, Cleveland StateUniversity, Cleveland, OH, United States

11:06am – Data-Driven Feedforward Tuning Approach forLPV Motion SystemsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11203Weicai Huang, Kaiming Yang, Yu Zhu, Sen Lu, TsinghuaUniversity, Beijing, China

11:27am – Modeling and Control of a Spherical InvertedPendulum With Actuator SaturationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11401Geovani Bondo, Prairie View A&M University, Prairie View, TX,United States, Chengzhi Yuan, University of Rhode Island,Kingston, RI, United States, Chang Duan, Prairie View A&MUniversity, Prairie View, TX, United States

11:48am – Control Design Strategies for Semi-ActiveSuspension SystemTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11450Jessica Gissella Maradey Lazaro, Helio Esteban Villegas,Brajan Ruiz, Andres Aldana, Universidad Autonoma deBucaramanga, Bucaramanga, Colombia

12:09pm – Design and Start-Up of an Automatic Paint MixerTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11557Jessica Gissella Maradey Lazaro, Kevin Caceres,Universidad Autonoma de Bucaramanga, Bucaramanga,Colombia, Gianina Garrido, Servicio Nacional de Aprendizaje,Bucaramanga, Colombia

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5-16 RENEWABLE ENERGY, STRUCTURALHEALTH MONITORING, ANDDISTRIBUTED STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS5-16-1 Renewable Energy, Structural HealthMonitoring IConvention Center, 355C 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Weidong Zhu, University of Maryland,Baltimore County, Baltimore, MD, United States

10:45am – A New Incremental Harmonic Balance MethodWith Two Time Scales for Quasi-Periodic Motions of anAxially Moving Beam With Internal Resonance UnderSingle-Tone External ExcitationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12153Jianliang Huang, Sun Yat-Sen University, Guangzhou,Weidong Zhu, University of Maryland, Baltimore County,Baltimore, MD, United States

11:06am – Analysis on Time-Frequency Decomposition ofNon-Stationary Signal Based on Improved MatchingPursuitTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12673Shuangxi Guo, Institute of Mechanics, Chinese Academy ofSciences, Beijing, China, Yiqin Fu, Institute of Mechanics,Chinese Academy of Sciences, Tianjin University, Beijing,China, Yilun Li, Sino-French Engineering School, BeihangUniversity, Beijing, China, Hongwei Song, Weimin Chen,Institute of Mechanics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing,China

11:27am – Experimental Investigation of Vibration DampingBehavior of Magneto-Mechanical Coated AISI321Stainless-SteelTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11312Hafiz Muhammad Ashraf, University of Engineering andTechnology, Taxila, Rawalpindi, Pakistan, Farhan Ali, NationalUniversity of Sciences and Technology, Islamabad, Islamabad,Pakistan

11:48am – Design of Bolted Preload ElectromechanicalImpedance Monitoring Device for CubeSatTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12216Zi Han Zhang, Jia Cheng Li, Fei Du, Chao Xu, NorthwesternPolytechnical University, Xi’an, China

12:09pm – Controlling Out-of-Plane Shear WavePropagation With Broadband CloakingTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12156Mao Liu, Harbin Institute of Technology, Harbin, China, China,Weidong Zhu, University of Maryland, Baltimore County,Baltimore, MD, United States

5-4 DESIGN AND CONTROL OF ROBOTS,MECHANISMS AND STRUCTURES5-4-1 Robot ControlConvention Center, 260 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Ho-Hoon Lee, Southeastern LouisianaUniversity, Hammond, LA, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Ahmad Bataineh, Jordan University ofScience and Technology, Irbid, Jordan

2:00pm – Dynamic Simulation and Control of a RollerConveyorTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11709Bradford Range, Acorn Product Development, Roswell, GA,United States

2:21pm – Control Simulations for a Stewart PlatformCompensator Mounted on Moving BaseTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10780Takeyuki Ono, Ryosuke Eto, Junya Yamakawa, The NationalDefense Academy, Yokosuka, Kanagawa, Japan, HidenoriMurakami, University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA,United States

2:42pm – Robust Control-Oriented Modeling of aFeedback-Linearized Powered Pediatric Lower-LimbOrthosisTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10503Curt A. Laubscher, Jerzy T. Sawicki, Cleveland StateUniversity, Cleveland, OH, United States

3:03pm – Using EMG Signals to Remotely Control a 3DIndustrial Robotic ArmTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10234Wafa Batayneh, Ahmad Bataineh, Samer Abandeh,Mohammad Al-Jarrah, Mohammad Banisaeed, Bara’ahAlzo’ubei, Jordan University of Science and Technology, Irbid,Jordan

3:24pm – Control Design of a Mobile Robot in theEnvironment of Obstacles Based on a Rounded V-ShapeLyapunov FunctionTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10989Ho-Hoon Lee, Southeastern Louisiana University, Hammond,LA, United States


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5-7 SMART STRUCTURES ANDSTRUCTRONIC SYSTEMS: SENSING,ENERGY GENERATION AND CONTROL5-7-1 Smart Structures and Structronic Systems IConvention Center, 259 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Hua Li, ZheJiang University, HangZhou,China

Session Co-Organizers: Hiroshi Hosaka, University of Tokyo,Kashiwa-City, Japan, Hornsen (HS) Tzou, University ofKentucky, Lexington, KY, United States

2:00pm – Improving Power and Frequency Bandwidth of aMagnetic Spring Based Vibration Energy Harvester UsingFR4 Spring-Guided MagnetTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10174Ghufran Aldawood, Hieu Nguyen, Hamzeh Bardaweel,Louisiana Tech, Ruston, LA, United States

2:21pm – Fundamental Study on Friction-Driven GyroscopicPower Generator Works Under Arbitrary VibrationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10474Aya Watanabe, Ryousuke Yuyama, Hiroshi Hosaka,University of Tokyo, Kashiwa-City, Japan, Akira Yamashita,Seigi Mold Co., Ltd., Shiroi-City, Chiba Prefecture, Japan

2:42pm – A Novel Design of a Large-Stroke Shape MemoryAlloy Linear ActuatorTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10831Fei Yang, Jian Wang, Harbin Institute of Technology, Harbin,China, Miaoling Han, Beijing Satellite Manufacturing Factory,Beijing, Yifan Lu, Honghao Yue, Miao Wu, Harbin Institute ofTechnology, Harbin, China

3:03pm – Research on Actuation Properties of ShapeMemory Alloy Wire-Based Flow Effector ActuatorTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10869Miao Wu, Harbin Institute of Technology, Harbin, China,Lianmei Wu, Beijing Institute of Electronic System Engineering,Beijing, China, Fei Yang, Honghao Yue, Hongying Yu, Yifan Lu, Jian Wang, Gang Wang, Harbin Institute ofTechnology, Harbin, China

3:24pm – Development of Small-Sized Motor-DrivenGyroscopic Power Generator Works Under Low-FrequencyVibrationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11115Akio Toyoshima, University of Tokyo, Kashiwa-shi, Chiba-ken,Japan, Hiroshi Hosaka, University of Tokyo, Kashiwa-City,Japan, Akira Yamashita, Seigi Mold Co., Ltd., Shiroi-City,Chiba Prefecture, Japan

5-11 MOBILE ROBOTS AND UNMANNEDGROUND VEHICLES5-11-1 Mobile Robots and Unmanned GroundVehicles IConvention Center, 355C 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Renato Vidoni, Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, Bolzano, Italy

2:00pm – Design and Control of a Variable Geometry HybridWheel-LegPoster Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10189Jonivan Artates, California State Polytechnic University, Irvine,CA, United States, Behnam Bahr, California State PolytechnicUniversity, Pomona, CA, United States

2:21pm – Steering Options for Maneuvering a Particle on aSurfaceTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10241Michael Hennessey, University of St. Thomas, Saint Paul, MN,United States, Derek Olson, Northrop Grumman, Northridge,CA, United States, Cheri Shakiban, University of St. Thomas,St. Paul, MN, United States

2:42pm – Production and Analytics of a Multi-LinkedRobotic SystemTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10434Thorstein R. Rykkje, Eystein Gulbrandsen, Western NorwayUniversity of Applied Sciences, Bergen, Norge, Norway,Andreas Fosså Hettervik, Western Norway University ofApplied Sciences, Hundvåg, Norway, Morten Kvalvik, WesternNorway University of Applied Sciences, Sandnes, Sandnes,Norway, Daniel Gangstad, Torgeir Oliver Tislevoll, WesternNorway University of Applied Sciences, Bergen, Norway,Stefan Aasebø, Western Norway University of AppliedSciences, Hauglandshella, Hordaland, Norway, Daniel VatleOsberg, Western Norway University of Applied Science, IndreArna, Norway

3:03pm – Stability Measures and Criteria for AutonomousMobile Robotic Platforms: Analysis, Comparison andNumerical EvaluationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10569Kaveh Nazem Tahmasebi, Roberto Belotti, Karl vonEllenrieder, Renato Vidoni, Free University of Bozen-Bolzano,Bolzano, Italy

3:24pm – Coordinated Motion Planning of Legged MobileManipulator for Tracking the Given End-Effector’sTrajectoryTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11170Kondalarao Bhavanibhatla, Sulthan S F, Dilip KumarPratihar, Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, Kharagpur,West Bengal, India


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5-2 GENERAL5-2-1 General Dynamics, Vibration and Control IConvention Center, 259 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Zhibin Lin, North Dakota State University,Fargo, ND, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Xiangqing Tangpong, North DakotaState University, Fargo, ND, United States

4:00pm – Nonlinear Design of a Passive Vibration Isolator:Influence of Multi-Axial StiffnessTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10021Sudhir Kaul, Western Carolina University, Cullowhee, NC,United States

4:21pm – Fatigue Prediction and Correlation for Single andMultiple Degree of Freedom Systems Using a Closed FormMethodologyTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10109Tuan Nguyen, Raytheon, Tustin, CA, United States

4:42pm – A Framework for Spatial 3D Collision Models:Theory and Numerical ValidationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10249Terje Sværen, Bård Inge Nygård, Thomas Impelluso,Western Norway University of Applied Sciences, Bergen,Norway

5:03pm – A Quaternion-Based Sliding Mode Observer forGyro-Bias Estimation and Attitude ReconstructionTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10464Yuan Tian, Marc Compere, Sergey Drakunov, Embry-RiddleAeronautical University, Daytona Beach, FL, United States

5:24pm – A Study of Corner Separation in a LinearCompressor Cascade Based on SBES ModelTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10536Bingxiao Lu, Jinfang Teng, Mingmin Zhu, Xiao-Qing Qiang,Wei Ma, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, China

5-4 DESIGN AND CONTROLOF ROBOTS,MECHANISMS AND STRUCTURES5-4-2 Robot DesignConvention Center, 260 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Ming Huang, University of San Diego, SanDiego, CA, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Sebastian Roa Prada, UniversidadAutónoma de Bucaramanga, Floridablanca, Santander,Colombia

4:00pm – Theoretical, Experimental, and NumericalAnalyses for Painlevé Paradox of Two-Link RoboticManipulator SystemTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10789Sai Zhang, Yunian Shen, Jiongcan Yang, Nanjing Universityof Science and Technology, Nanjing, Jiangsu, China

4:21pm – Design, Modeling and Analysis of a NovelReconfigurable Wheeled Robot With Elastic ActuatedMechanismTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12030Tamer Attia, Military Technical College, Cairo, Egypt,Tomonari Furukawa, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA, UnitedStates

4:42pm – Computer Aided Methodology for theOptimization of an Electric Motorcycle SuspensionTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12160Dany Pabón Villamizar, Universidad Autónoma deBucaramanga, Bucaramanga, Colombia, Sebastian RoaPrada, Universidad Autónoma de Bucaramanga,Floridablanca, Santander, Colombia

5:03pm – On Dimension Synthesis of Hart’s Inversor IIIStraight-Line Mechanism as a Precision Robotic End-of-Arm ToolTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11522Ming Huang, University of San Diego, San Diego, CA, UnitedStates

5-6 DYNAMICS ANDCONTROL INMICRO/NANO ENGINEERING5-6-1 Dynamics and Control in Micro/NanoEngineering IConvention Center, 355F 4:00PM–5:45PM


Session Co-Organizers: Pezhman Hassanpour Asl, LoyolaMarymount University, Los Angeles, CA, United States, LouayS. Yousuf, San Diego State University, San Diego, CA, UnitedStates

4:00pm – Influence of Timestep and Mesh Sizes onNumerical Simulations of Boundary Value Problem Modelof Electrostatically Actuated MEMS ResonatorsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11192Julio Beatriz, Dumitru Caruntu, University of Texas RioGrande Valley, Edinburg, TX, United States

4:21pm – Investigation of Sub Synchronous Vibration ofVery High Speed Turbocharger Semi-Floating BearingSystem: Prediction vs TestTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11986Prasanth R Vengala, Lokesh Chandrasekaran, PraveenKumar Selvaraj, Subramani D A, Turbo Energy PrivateLimited, Chennai, India

4:42pm – Controlled Separation of Microspheres UsingWhispering Gallery Mode ForcesPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13112Yuhe Chang, Boston University, Allston, MA, United States,Sean Andersson, Boston University, Boston, MA, UnitedStates


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5:03pm – Nonlinear Dynamics Behavior of a Pear Cam WithRoller Follower MechanismTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10047Louay S. Yousuf, San Diego State University, San Diego, CA,United States, Dan B. Marghitu, Auburn University, Auburn,AL, United States

5:24pm – Development of Contactless Torque SensorBased on SAW ResonatorsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10702Wei Han, Xiongzhu Bu, Yihan Cao, Miaomiao Xu, NanjingUniversity of Science and Technology, Nanjing, China

5-11 MOBILE ROBOTS AND UNMANNEDGROUND VEHICLES5-11-2 Mobile Robots and Unmanned GroundVehicles IIConvention Center, 355C 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Renato Vidoni, Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, Bolzano, Italy

4:00pm – Position Correcting Control System for theVacuum Cleaning Robot Considering Hose RepulsionTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11176Takaya Tsuno, Tatsuhiro Morimoto, Matsui Hirokazu,Kenichi Yano, Mie University, Tsu, Japan, Toyohisa Mizuochi,Toshihiko Arima, Shigeru Fukui, Shinagawa Furnace, Ota,Japan

4:21pm – A Real-Time Image Matching Algorithm forBinocular Stereo Measurement SystemTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11185Jianyu Duan, Lingyu Sun, Lijun Li, Beihang University,Beijing, China, Zongmiao Dai, Zhenkai Xiong, ZhengzhouElectromechanical Engineering Research Institute, Zhengzhou,China, Jinxi Wang, Beihang University, Beijing, China

4:42pm – A Preliminary Study of Active Stabilization forAgricultural Machines Using a Movable MassTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11507Marco Bietresato, Roberto Belotti, Karl von Ellenrieder,Fabrizio Mazzetto, Free University of Bozen-Bolzano,Bolzano, Italy

5:03pm – Design and Optimization of LIDAR Based 3DPoint Cloud Parsers and Algorithms for Mobile RoboticsApplicationsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11882Michael Benvenuto, Akin Tatoglu, University of Hartford,West Hartford, CT, United States

5:24pm – ROS Based Adjustable Resolution Compact 3DScannerTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11892Scott Dion, Akin Tatoglu, University of Hartford, WestHartford, CT, United States


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5-2 GENERAL5-2-2 General Dynamics, Vibration and Control IIConvention Center, 255D 10:45AM–12:30PM



10:45am – Analysis of the Effect by Applying a TorqueConverter to the Electric VehicleTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10997Seongeun Park, Jaeheon Lee, Seokjoon Kim, HyundaiMotor Company, Hwaseong-si, Gyeonggi-do, Korea (Republic)

11:06am – Vibration Correction With Kalman FilteringBased Data Fusion for Absolute GravimetersTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11008Yi Wen, Kang Wu, Zhenxing Li, Jiamin Yao, Meiying Guo,Lijun Wang, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China

11:27am – Influence of Vibration Characteristics ofAgricultural Tire on Transfer Characteristics of Lug Excitation Force and Shaft ForceTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11055Katsuhide Fujita, National Institute of Technology, UbeCollege, Ube, Japan, Takashi Saito, Yamaguchi University,Ube, Yamaguchi, Japan, Mitsugu Kaneko, Yanmar Co., Ltd.,Maibara, Japan

11:48am – Robust Weed Recognition Through Color BasedImage Segmentation and Convolution Neural NetworkBased ClassificationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11077M. Nazmuzzaman Khan, Sohel Anwar, Indiana UniversityPurdue University Indianapolis, Indianapolis, IN, United States

12:09pm – Design of Metallic Support for ElectronicDevices Installed on the Interstage 2/3 of Vega-C LauncherTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11150Francesco Di Caprio, Domenico Cristillo, GiovanGiuseppeGiusto, CIRA SCpA, Capua, Italy, Antonio Zallo, Avio S.p.a.,Colleferro, Italy

5-4 DESIGN AND CONTROL OF ROBOTS,MECHANISMS AND STRUCTURES5-4-3 Mechanism Design IConvention Center, 255E 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Ayse Tekes, Kennesaw State University,Marietta, GA, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Kiwon Sohn, University of Hartford,West Hartford, CT, United States

10:45am – Upper Body Development of Full-SizedHumanoid, HART, for Vehicle-Driving TaskTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10192Kiwon Sohn, Mark Markiewicz, University of Hartford, WestHartford, CT, United States

11:06am – A Novel Framework of Lightweight OptimizationDesign of a Prototype Wafer Stage With Control VerificationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10896Yujie Li, Ming Zhang, Yu Zhu, Xin Li, Leijie Wang, TsinghuaUniversity, Beijing, China

11:27am – Integrated Optimization of Structure and Controlin Ultra-Precision Motion SystemsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11206Jing Wang, Ming Zhang, Yu Zhu, Xin Li, Leijie Wang,Tsinghua University, Beijing, China

11:48am – Designing a Robotic Mechanism for CleaningTrench DrainsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11762ADITHYA KAUSHIK, Janet Dong, Ce Gao, Hazem Elzarka,University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH, United States

12:09pm – Design and Development of Flexible SystemsLoad Deflection TesterTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10769Ayse Tekes, Mohammed Mayeed, Kevin McFall, KennesawState University, Marietta, GA, United States

5-13 STOCHASTIC OPTIMIZATION,UNCERTAINTY AND PROBABILITY5-13-1 Stochastic Optimization, Uncertainty andProbabilityConvention Center, 155B 10:45AM–12:30PM

10:45am – Tensor Random Fields in MechanicsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11072Martin Ostoja-Starzewski, University of Illinois Urbana,Urbana, IL, United States

11:06am – Uncertainty Quantification in Presence of Real,Limited Data via Super-Ellipsoidal Calculus: General TheoryTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12145Isaac Elishakoff, Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, FL,United States

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11:27am – An Advanced Edge-Detection Method forNoncontact Structural Displacement MonitoringTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12796Xin Bai, Mijia Yang, North Dakota State University, Fargo, ND,United States

11:48am – Drive-by Bridge Damage Identification ThroughVirtual SimulationsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12797Mijia Yang, Chang Liu, North Dakota State University, Fargo,ND, United States

12:09pm – Design of Dynamic Plant Model and Model-Based Controller for Hot Blast StoveTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13333Jaeyoung Cho, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea(Republic), Kwanghwa Kim, Changyong Oh, Hyundeok Kim,Yootaek Jeon, Hyundai Steel, Dangjin-si, Korea (Republic),Han Ho Song, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea(Republic)

5-2 GENERAL5-2-3 General Dynamics, Vibration and Control IIIConvention Center, 255D2:00PM–3:45PM



2:00pm – Simultaneous and Iterative Estimation of VehicleRide Model States and ParametersTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11260Lakshmi S, Krishna Kumar Ramarathnam, Indian Institute ofTechnology Madras, Chennai, TamilNadu, India

2:21pm – Soot Mass Estimation From ElectricalCapacitance Tomography Imaging for a Diesel ParticulateFilterTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11295Salah E.K. Hassan, Sohel Anwar, Indiana University PurdueUniversity Indianapolis, Indianapolis, IN, United States

2:42pm – Effect of Silicone Damping on Work Vibration inCNC Milling ProcessTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11346Ahm Rahman, Issam Abu-Mahfouz, Scott Carbaugh, PennState Harrisburg, Middletown, PA, United States

3:03pm – Combining FEA and Field MeasurementTechniques for Dynamic Machinery Foundation DesignTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11846Seth Cunningham, Benjamin A. White, Nathan Poerner,Southwest Research Institute, San Antonio, TX, United States

3:24pm – Autonomous Detection of PV Panels Using aDroneTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12080Hesham Ismail, DEWA, Dubai, United Arab Emir., RufaidahChikte, Akash Bandyopadhyay, Amity University, Dubai,Dubai, United Arab Emir., Nawal Al Jasmi, DEWA, Dubai,Dubai, United Arab Emir.

5-4 DESIGN AND CONTROL OF ROBOTS,MECHANISMS AND STRUCTURES5-4-4 Mechanism Design IIConvention Center, 255E 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Hong Zhou, Texas A&M University-Kingsville, Kingsville, TX, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Kiwon Sohn, University of Hartford,West Hartford, CT, United States

2:00pm – Miniature Humanoid Upgrade for MaterialHandling Tasks in Humanoid ChallengeTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10193Kiwon Sohn, University of Hartford, West Hartford, CT, UnitedStates, Jeongkyu Lee, University of Bridgeport, Bridgeport,CT, United States, Kevin Huang, Trinity College, Hartford, CT,United States

2:21pm – Design, Modeling, and Development of aCompliant Dual Resonator-IsolatorTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10299Boris Jerkovic, Abram Rowell, Nathan Ellis, Ayse Tekes,Kennesaw State University, Marietta, GA, United States

2:42pm – An Experimental Investigation ofElectrorheological Fluid Damper Recoil System Used inHeavy Duty ApplicationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10424Santosh Patil, Rajarambapu Institute of TechnologyRajaramnagar, Sangli, Maharastra, India, S. Krishna, MSRIT,Bangalore, Maharastra, India, Sanjaykumar Gawade, R.G.Desavale, Rajarambapu Institute of Technology Rajaramnagar,Sangli, Maharastra, India

3:03pm – Flow Control and Separation Delay in MorphingWing Aircraft Using Traveling Wave ActuationPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13830Anthony Olivett, Mostafa Tavakkoli Anbarani, M. AminKarami, State University of New York at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY,United States

3:24pm – Designing and Analyzing Savonius Wind TurbinesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10761Varun Manne, Hong Zhou, Texas A&M University-Kingsville,Kingsville, TX, United States


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5-2 GENERAL5-2-4 General Dynamics, Vibration and Control IVConvention Center, 255D 4:00PM–5:45PM



4:00pm – Structural Dynamic Stress Analysis by HybridMethodsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12179Jakerson Gevinski, Federal Institute of Rio Grande do Sul,Erechim, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil

4:21pm – Modal and Harmonic Analysis of Girth Gear WithDual Mesh Pinions by Using Finite Element MethodTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12198Venkatesan Venkataraman, FLSmidth Pvt. Ltd.,Kelambakkam, Tamil Nadu, India, Malarmohan Keppanan,Guindy - Anna University, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India, Vinoth Dhanasekaran, FLSmidth Pvt. Ltd., Kelambakkam,Tamil Nadu, India

4:42pm – Vibration Performance of Axially GradedPolymeric Viscoelastic BeamsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12214Mariona Heras Segura, Kumar Singh, Fazeel Khan, MiamiUniversity, Oxford, OH, United States

5:03pm – The Vibration and Modal Power Flow Analysis ofa Functionally Graded Material Beam With an Open CrackTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12265Xiaotian Liang, Tianyun Li, Huazhong University of Scienceand Technology, Wuhan, Hubei Province, China, Xing Heng,Luoyang Institute of Electro-Optical Equipment, Luoyang,China, Xiaofang Hu, China Ship Development and DesignCenter, Wuhan, China, Xiang Zhu, Huazhong University ofScience and Technology, Wuhan, China

5:24pm – Control Co-Design: Achieving New Functionalityand Performance Via Integrated Physical and ControlSystem DesignTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13707James Allison, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,Urbana, IL, United States, Dan Herber, Colorado StateUniversity, Fort Collins, CO, United States

5-4 DESIGN AND CONTROL OF ROBOTS,MECHANISMS AND STRUCTURES5-4-5 Compliant MechanismsConvention Center, 255E 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Hong Zhou, Texas A&M University-Kingsville, Kingsville, TX, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Ayse Tekes, Kennesaw StateUniversity, Marietta, GA, United States

4:00pm – Design and Analysis of a Monolithic CompliantDwell MechanismTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10067Hongkuan Lin, Ayse Tekes, Kennesaw State University,Marietta, GA, United States

4:21pm – Dynamic Characterization and Modeling ofFlexure Based Planar MechanismTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10291Trevor Warnix, Ayse Tekes, Kevin McFall, Coskun Tekes,Kennesaw State University, Marietta, GA, United States

4:42pm – Optimal Design for Deployable Structures UsingOrigami TessellationsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11062Carolina Cardona, Andres Tovar, Sohel Anwar, IndianaUniversity-Purdue University Indianapolis, Indianapolis, IN,United States

5:03pm – Dynamic Modelling of an Elephant Trunk LikeFlexible Bionic ManipulatorTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11113Mrunal Kanti Mishra, Arun Kumar Samantaray, GoutamChakraborty, Aditya Jain, Indian Institute of TechnologyKharagpur, Kharagpur, West Bengal, India, Pushparaj ManiPathak, Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee, Roorkee,Uttarakhand, India, Rochdi Merzouki, Université de Lille, Lille,France

5:24pm – Synthesis of Flexure Based Translational SpringsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10763Abhijit Chattopadhyay, Hong Zhou, Texas A&M University-Kingsville, Kingsville, TX, United States


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6-1-1: Modelling of Energy-Related Components

6-1-2: Experimental Analysis on Energy-Related Materials and Components

6-1-3: Energy-Related Scenarios and Theorical Studies

6-2-1: Thermodynamics of Thermal and Cooling Processes

6-2-2: Energy and Exergy Analysis of Power Cycles

6-2-3: Chemical Thermodynamic Processes

6-3-1: Thermoeconomics

6-4-1: Energy Harvesting Devices

6-4-2: Stirling Engines and Flywheel Batteries

6-4-3: Advanced Power Cycles and Chemical Processes

6-4-4: Design and Analysis of Energy Systems – 1

6-4-5: Design and Analysis of Energy Systems – 2

6-5-1 Energy Systems Components – 1

6-5-2: Energy Systems Components – 2

6-6-1: Low temperature Energy Conversion Systems

6-7-1: Thermal Energy Storage I

6-7-2: Thermal Energy Storage II

6-7-3: Thermal Energy Storage III

6-8-1: Environmental Aspects of Energy Systems

6-9-1: Performance Evaluations of Envelops and Materials of Buildings and HVACSystems

6-9-2: Innovations in HVAC Systems

6-9-3: Control and Optimization of Energy Systems for Buildings

6-10-1: Renewable Energy 1




6-11-1: Lithium Batteries and Beyond

6-11-2: Modeling of Lithium Batteries

6-11-3: Electrochemical Systems – Materials and Optimization

6-12-1: Fuel Cells and Electrolyzers

6-12-2: PEM Fuel Cells

6-14-1: Nuclear Power Plants: Design, Analysis, and Safety – I

6-14-2: Nuclear Power Plants: Design, Analysis, and Safety – II

6-16-1: Biomass Technologies and Conversion for Bioenergy

6-16-2: Biomass Technologies and Conversion for Biofuel




TRACK ORGANIZERSRoberto Carapellucci, University of

L’Aquila, ItalyPartha P. Mukherjee, Purdue University,

United StatesMichail Nitsas, National Technical

University of Athens, Greece

TOPIC ORGANIZERSSeyed Allameh, Northern Kentucky

University, United StatesYoshiharu Amano, Waseda University,

JapanOmid Askari, Mississippi State

University, United StatesSoumik Banerjee, Washington State

University, United StatesRoberto Capata, University of Roma,

ItalyRoberto Carapellucci, University of

L`Aquila, ItalyDervis Demirocak, Texas A&M

University-Kingsville, United StatesChristopher Depcik, University of

Kansas, United StatesMahmoud Elsharafi, Midwestern State

University, United StatesMehdi Esmaeilpour, Marshall University,

United StatesNavid Goudarzi, UNC Charlotte, ETCM

Department, United StatesElisa Guelpa, Politecnico di Torino –

DENERG, ItalyYunho Hwang, University of Maryland,

United StatesJeyhoon Khodadadi, Auburn University,

United StatesIrene Koronaki, National Technical

University of Athens, GreeceJim Kuo, California State University - Los

Angeles, United StatesAndrea Lazzaretto, University of Padua,

ItalyPartha P. Mukherjee, Purdue University,

United StatesHelena Navarro, University of

Birmingham, United KingdomGeorge Nelson, University of Alabama,

United StatesMichail Nitsas, National Technical

University of Athens, Greece

Hakan Ozaltun, Idaho NationalLaboratory, United States

Albert Ratner, University of Iowa, UnitedStates

Sergio Rech, Veil Energy Srl, ItalyJovica Riznic, Canadian Nuclear Safety

Commission, CanadaAdriano Sciacovelli, University of

Birmingham, United KingdomYunye Shi, St. Ambrose University,

United StatesClaudia Toro, University of Rome

Sapienza DMA, ItalyVittorio Verda, Dip Energetica Politech,

Italy

SESSION ORGANIZERSSeyed Allameh, Northern Kentucky

University, United StatesYoshiharu Amano, Waseda University,

JapanOmid Askari, Mississippi State

University, United StatesStefan Bruche, Technische Universität

Berlin, Institute for Energy Engineering,Germany

Roberto Capata, University of Roma,Italy

Roberto Carapellucci, University ofL`Aquila, Italy

Gianluca Carraro, University of Padova,Italy

Piero Danieli, University of Padova, ItalyChristopher Depcik, University of

Kansas, United StatesArpit Dwivedi, University of Illinois,

United StatesAhmed Elatar, Oak Ridge National

Laboratory, United StatesMahmoud Elsharafi, Midwestern State

University, United StatesMehdi Esmaeilpour, Marshall University,

United StatesConner Fear, Purdue University, United

StatesHumberto Gomez, Universidad del

Norte, ColombiaD. Yogi Goswami, University of South

Florida, United StatesNavid Goudarzi, University of North

Carolina at Charlotte, United States

Elisa Guelpa, Politecnico di Torino, ItalyGrant Hawkes, Idaho National

Laboratory, United StatesIrene Koronaki, National Technical

University of Athens, GreeceJim Kuo, California State University, Los

Angeles, United StatesEthan Languri, Tennessee Technological

University, United StatesAndrea Lazzaretto, University of Padua,

ItalyHohyun Lee, Santa Clara University,

United StatesRuijjie Li, West Virginia University, United

StatesJinlong Liu, West Virginia University,

United StatesChen Liu, Xi’an University of Technology,

ChinaTatiana Morosuk, Technical University

Berlin, GermanyMichail Nitsas, National Technical

University of Athens, GreeceKelly Osterman, University of South

Florida, United StatesHakan Ozaltun, Idaho National

Laboratory, United StatesVinit Prabhu, Tennessee Tech University,

United StatesJovica Riznic, Canadian Nuclear Safety

Commission, CanadaMohammadsadegh Saadatzi, University

of South Carolina, United StatesHamidreza Shabgard, University of

Oklahoma, United StatesHe Shen, California State University, Los

Angeles, United StatesSanjiv Sinha, University of Illinois Urbana

Champaign, United StatesGeorge Tsatsaronis, Technical University

Berlin, GermanyRang Tu, University of Science and

Technology Beijing, ChinaAlexander Vasiliev, Nuclear Safety

Institute (IBRAE), Russia Vittorio Verda, Dip Energetica Politech,

ItalyAnkit Verma, Purdue University, United

StatesKamau Wright, University of Hartford,

United States


TRACK 6 ENERGYMONDAY, NOVEMBER 11

6-19 PLENARY SESSIONS6-19-1 Plenary Session IConvention Center, 255F 9:45AM–10:30AM

9:45am – Battery State Estimation: A technology Where theMechanical, Thermal, Electrical and Chemical EngineeringDisciplines MergePlenary Presentation. IMECE2019-13997Anna Stefanopoulou, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI,United States

6-1 ENERGY-RELATEDMULTIDISCIPLINARY6-1-1 Modelling of Energy-Related ComponentsConvention Center, 258 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Ahmed Elatar, Oak Ridge NationalLaboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Mahmoud Elsharafi, Midwestern StateUniversity, Wichita Falls, TX, United States

10:45am – Modelling of Gruppo Aturia SubmersibleCentrifugal Pump Impeller Using Computational FluidDynamicsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10072Kingsley Okechukwu Ikebudu, Sunday IfeanyichukwuIwenofu, Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University,Nigeria, Uli, Anambra, Nigeria, Peter Chukwuma Okoye,Federal Polytechnic, Owerri, Imo, Nigeria, A.U. Iwuoha, ImoState University, Owerri, Imo, Nigeria, Kingsley A. Azodo,Federal Polytechnic, Owerri, Imo, Nigeria

11:06am – Simulation Model Uncertainty Quantification andModel Calibration for Natural Gas Compressor UnitsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11227Tingting Wei, Dengji Zhou, Qinbo Yao, Huisheng Zhang,Zhenhua Lu, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, China

11:27am – Modeling of Pressure Exchanger for EnergyRecovery on Trans Critical CO2 Refrigeration CycleTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11616Ahmed Elatar, Kashif Nawaz, Brian Fricke, VishaldeepSharma, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN,United States

11:48am – Modeling of Li-Si Battery Materials throughSpatial Decomposition Neural Network Force Fields(SNNFFs)Technical Presentation. IMECE2019-13124Alejandro Rodriguez, Ming Hu, University of South Carolina,Columbia, SC, United States

12:09pm – Recycling Li-Ion Batteries: Robotic Disassemblyof Electric Vehicle Battery SystemsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11949Ian Kay, Roja Esmaeeli, Seyed Reza Hashemi, AjayMahajan, Siamak Farhad, University of Akron, Akron, OH,United States

6-3 THERMOECONOMICS6-3-1 ThermoeconomicsConvention Center, 257 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Hamidreza Shabgard, University ofOklahoma, Norman, OK, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Vittorio Verda, Dip Energetica Politech,Torino, Italy

10:45am – A Process Plant for Producing Rocket Fuel FromLunar IceTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10270Peter Carrato, Bechtel Corp., Reston, VA, United States, Jack Demitz, engNoveX, Wilmington, DE, United States,Robert Mueller, NASA, Kennedy Space Center, FL, UnitedStates, John Gulen, Bechtel Infrastructure & Power, Inc.,Reston, VA, United States, August Benz, Bechtel Corp.,Reston, VA, United States

11:06am – Exergoeconomic Analysis for Combined Heatand Power (CHP) Plants Using Supercritical CO2 ClosedPower CycleTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10590Tatiana Morosuk, Mohamed Noaman, Mohamad Alshurbaji,George Tsatsaronis, Technical University Berlin, Berlin,Germany

11:27am – Conventional and Advanced ExergoeconomicAnalysis in a Nitric Acid Production PlantTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10642Juan Fajardo, Ana Buelvas, Universidad Tecnológica deBolívar, Cartagena, Colombia, Harold Valle, University ofPuerto Rico, Mayaguez, PR, United States

11:48am – Pinch Optimization of C3MR LNG Plant usingGenetic AlgorithmTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10850Tatiana Morosuk, Yahya Naja, Eko Primabudi, GeorgeTsatsaronis, Technical University Berlin, Berlin, Germany

12:09pm – Thermoeconomic Analysis of a Novel ZeroLiquid-Discharge Eutectic-Freeze Desalination SystemTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12662Hamidreza Shabgard, Ramkumar Parthasarathy, Jie Cai,University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK, United States

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6-1 ENERGY-RELATEDMULTIDISCIPLINARY6-1-2 Experimental Analysis on Energy-RelatedMaterials and ComponentsConvention Center, 258 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Mahmoud Elsharafi, Midwestern StateUniversity, Wichita Falls, TX, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Kamau Wright, University of Hartford,West Hartford, CT, United States

2:00pm – Experimental Investigation of a MembraneDistillation System Using Solar Evacuated TubesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11486Ahmad Bamasag, Talal Alqahtani, Shahnawaz Sinha,Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, United States, PatrickPhelan, Arizona State University, Scottsdale, AZ, United States

2:21pm – Plasma Decomposition of Carbon Dioxide:Simulations and ExperimentsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12059Kamau Wright, Robert Galvez, University of Hartford, WestHartford, CT, United States

2:42pm – Recycling Lithium-Ion Battery: MechanicalSeparation of Mixed Cathode Active MaterialsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10755Hammad Al-Shammari, Roja Esmaeeli, HaniphAliniagerdroudbari, University of Akron, Akron, OH, UnitedStates, Muapper Alhadri, University of Akron, Cuyahoga Falls,OH, United States, Seyed Reza Hashemi, University of Akron,Akron, OH, United States, Hadis Zarrin, Ryerson University,Toronto, ON, Canada, Siamak Farhad, University of Akron,Akron, OH, United States

3:03pm – Preformed Particle Gels (PPGs) CompressibilityMeasurements in the Reservoirs ChannelsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10043Mahmoud Elsharafi, Midwestern State University, WichitaFalls, TX, United States

3:24pm – Nanoparticles EOR Aluminum Oxide (Al2O3) Usedas a Spontaneous Imbibition Test for Sandstone CoreTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10283Mahmoud Elsharafi, Midwestern State University, WichitaFalls, TX, United States, Mohammed Samba, Moataz Yusef,Hafsa Hassan, Hamed Burkan, Abdelkareem Eschweido,Mahjouba Munayr, Sebha University, Sebha, Libyan ArabJamahiriya

6-5 ENERGY SYSTEMS COMPONENTS6-5-1 Energy Systems Components – 1Convention Center, 259 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Roberto Capata, University of Rome,Rome, Italy

2:00pm – Optimal Configuration Selection ThroughExperimental Tests on Branched Heat Exchanger WithR134 Organic FluidTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10039Roberto Capata, Alfonso Calabria, University of Rome,Rome, Italy

2:21pm – Steam Turbine Axial Exhaust DiffuserInvestigation Using a Test Rig and Its Numerical ModelTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10267Robert Kalista, Doosan Skoda Power, Pilsen, Czech Republic,Lukas Mrozek, University of West Bohemia, Pilsen, CzechRepublic, Vaclav Slama, Kamil Sedlak, Doosan Skoda Power,Pilsen, Czech Republic

2:42pm – Influence of Oil Volume Upon Operation andPerformance of Screw Machines With High Built-In VolumeRatioTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10481Nikola Stosic, City University London, London, UnitedKingdom

3:03pm – The Design and Analysis of a New Solar-ModuleAutomated CleanerTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10808Oscar Martin-Garcia, Saint Martin’s University, Yelm, WA,United States, Brianna M. Huhmann, Saint Martin’s University,Puyallup, WA, United States, Alec Dryden, Shawn Duan, SaintMartin’s University, Lacey, WA, United States

3:24pm – Latest Status of the Rimrock, AZWINDGRABBER(R) Prototype Field Test UnitTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13039Brett C. Krippene, BCK Consulting, LLC, Rimrock, AZ, UnitedStates, Jeffrey A Rogers, Czero, Fort Collins, CO, UnitedStates, Navid Goudarzi, University of North Carolina atCharlotte, Charlotte, NC, United States


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6-1 ENERGY-RELATEDMULTIDISCIPLINARY6-1-3 Energy-Related Scenarios and TheoricalStudiesConvention Center, 258 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Andrea Lazzaretto, University of Padua,Padova, Italy

4:00pm – Achieving Climate Control With RenewableEnergyTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10751Drew Bower, Michael Bielski, Evan Mangan, Daniel Schell,Kasra Ghahremani, David Gee, Gannon University, Erie, PA,United States

4:21pm – Violations of the Second Law of ThermodynamicsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11070Martin Ostoja-Starzewski, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, United States

4:42pm – A Biomass Supply Chain Optimization FrameworkWith Linear Approximation of Biomass Yield Distributionsfor Improved Land UseTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11399Nathanial Cooper, Anna Panteli, Nilay Shah, Imperial CollegeLondon, London, United Kingdom

5:03pm – Quantifying the Energy Usage of the TexasResidential Sector With 100% Electrified Space HeatingTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13615Philip White, Webber Energy Group, Austin, TX, United States,Joshua Rhodes, Michael Webber, University of Texas atAustin, Austin, TX, United States

6-5 ENERGY SYSTEMS COMPONENTS6-5-2 Energy Systems Components – 2Convention Center, 259 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Roberto Capata, University of Rome,Rome, Italy

4:00pm – Experimental and Numerical Investigations ofPressure Loss and 3-D Flow Separations in a LinearCompressor CascadeTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10686Saeed A. El-Shahat, Xi’an Jiaotong University, Xi’an, Shaanxi,China, Hesham M. El-Batsh, Ali M.A. Attia, Benha University,Benha, Qalyobiya, Egypt, Guojun Li, Lei Fu, Xi’an JiaotongUniversity, Xi’an, Shaanxi, China

4:21pm – Comparative Energy and Exergy Analysis ofProposed Gas Turbine Cycle With Simple Gas TurbineCycle at Same Operational CostTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10949Mohammad Khan, Ibrahim Alarifi, Iskander Tlili, MajmaahUniversity, Majmaah, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

4:42pm – Stirling Engine Robust Foil Regenerator EfficiencyTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11382Koji Yanaga, Yuan Gao, Ruijjie Li, Songgang Qiu, WestVirginia University, Morgantown, WV, United States

5:03pm – Axial Flow Turbine Aerodynamic Shape DesignOptimizationTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12706Nader Elqussas, Military Technical College, Cairo, Egypt

5:24pm – Steam Generation for EHOR Using PTC SystemModeled in SAMTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10332Yousef Gharbia, Mohamed Fayed, American University of theMiddle East, Eqaila, Kuwait, Mohammed Anany, ArabAcademy for Science, Technology & Maritime Transport,Alexandria, Egypt


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6-19 PLENARY SESSIONS6-19-2 Plenary Session IIConvention Center, 255B 9:45AM–10:30AM

9:45am – Solar Combined Heating, Cooling, and PowerSystems Based on Hybrid PV-Thermal TechnologyPlenary Presentation. IMECE2019-13998Christos Markides, Imperial College London, London, UnitedKingdom

6-2 FUNDAMENTALS AND APPLICATIONSOF THERMODYNAMICS6-2-1 Thermodynamics of Thermal and CoolingProcessesConvention Center, 155A 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Michail Nitsas, National TechnicalUniversity of Athens, Zografou, Greece

Session Co-Organizer: Irene Koronaki, National TechnicalUniversity of Athens, Zografou, Attiki, Greece

10:45am – Computational Analysis of Cryogenic StirlingRefrigeratorTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10076George-Rafael Domenikos, Panagiotis Bitsikas, EmmanouilRogdakis, National Technical University of Athens, Athens,Greece

11:06am – Thermodynamic Modelling of Superfluid StirlingCryocoolersTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10077George-Rafael Domenikos, Panagiotis Bitsikas, EmmanouilRogdakis, National Technical University of Athens, Athens,Greece

11:27am – Human-Powered Desalination UnitTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12046Andrew Williamson, Khaled Sallam, Oklahoma StateUniversity, Tulsa, OK, United States

11:48am – Development of the Control and AcquisitionSystem for a Natural-Gas Spark-Ignition Engine Test BenchTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11485Jinlong Liu, West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV, UnitedStates, Lorenzo Gasbarro, Universita degli Study di Perugia,Perugia, Italy, Christopher Ulishney, Cosmin Dumitrescu,West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV, United States, Luca Ambrogi, Universita degli Studi di Perugia, Perugia, Italy,Michele Battistoni, University of Perugia, Perugia, Italy

12:09pm – Multi-Parametric Thermodynamic Analysis of aSolar Cooling System in Terms of Thermal EnergyProduction and CoolingTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10725Michail Nitsas, Irene Koronaki, National Technical Universityof Athens, Zografou, Greece

6-4 DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF ENERGYCONVERSION SYSTEMS6-4-1 Energy Harvesting DevicesConvention Center, 155B 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Mohammadsadegh Saadatzi, University ofSouth Carolina, Columbia, SC, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Roberto Carapellucci, University ofL’Aquila, L’Aquila, Italy

10:45am – High Voltage Energy Harvesting From EmbeddedPVDF Harvester Inspired From Metamaterial DesignTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10749Mohammadsadegh Saadatzi, University of South Carolina,Columbia, SC, United States, Mohammad Nasser Saadatzi,University of Louisville, Louisville, KY, United States, Sourav Banerjee, University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC,United States

11:06am – Theoretical Model for Piezoelectric EnergyHarvesting Device Based on Composite Granular Chain ofSpheresTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10824Bin Wu, Shuo Yang, Xiucheng Liu, Heying Wang, Ting Xiao,Cunfu He, Beijing University of Technology, Beijing, China

11:27am – Maximizing Energy Harvesting of PhotovoltaicPanel Full Tracking OptimizationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11285Ahmed Abdelmaksoud, Hesham A. Hegazi, Cairo University,Giza, Giza, Egypt, Mohamed El-Morsi, American University InCairo, Cairo, Egypt, Sayed M. Metwalli, Cairo University,Cairo, Egypt

11:48am – Modelling and Experimental Validation of aControllable Energy Harvester for Pressure RegulationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11514Youngmok Ko, Shi Miao Yu, Amy M. Bilton, University ofToronto, Toronto, ON, Canada

12:09pm – Self-Powering Gyms: A Case Study on EnergyHarvesting From a Static BicycleTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11972Mustafa Ihsan, Vimal Viswanathan, San Jose StateUniversity, San Jose, CA, United States

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6-16 CMS-BIOFUELS PRODUCTION,CONVERSION, AND SIMULATION6-16-1 Biomass Technologies and Conversion forBioenergyConvention Center, 250A 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Mehdi Esmaeilpour, Marshall University,Huntington, WV, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Omid Askari, Mississippi StateUniversity, Mississippi State, MS, United States

10:45am – Performance of an Integrated Mild/PartialGasification Combined (IMPGC) Cycle With CarbonCapture in Comparison With Other Power SystemsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10279Henry A. Long, III, University of New Orleans, Metairie, LA,United States, Ting Wang, University of New Orleans, NewOrleans, LA, United States

11:06am – Development of a New StoichiometricEquilibrium-Based Model for Wood Chips and Mixed PaperWaste Gasification by ASPEN PlusTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10586Sahar Safarianbana, University of Iceland, Reykjavik, Iceland,Runar Unnthorsson, University of Iceland, Faculty ofEngineering, Mechanical Engineering and Computer Science,Reykjavik, Iceland, Christiaan Richter, University of Iceland,Reykjavik, Iceland

11:27am – Flame Stability in Inverse Coaxial Injector UsingRepetitive Nanosecond Pulsed PlasmaTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10991Saeid Zare, Hao Wei Lo, Mississippi State University,Mississippi State, MS, United States, Shrabanti Roy,Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS, United States,Omid Askari, Mississippi State University, Mississippi State,MS, United States

11:48am – Evolution of Gaseous Species during Corn Strawand Lignite Co-Pyrolysis at Different TemperaturesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13402Xiaohan Ren, Jian Liu, Zheng Cui, Yu Liu, ShandongUniversity, Jinan, China, Lei Zhang, Harbin Institute ofTechnology, Harbin, China, Yiannis Levendis, NortheasternUniversity, Boston, MA, United States

6-2 FUNDAMENTALS AND APPLICATIONSOF THERMODYNAMICS6-2-2 Energy and Exergy Analysis of Power CyclesConvention Center, 155A 2:00PM–3:45PM



2:00pm – Maximum Work Production From a Heated Gas ina Cylinder With Piston With Generalized Convective HeatTransfer LawTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10115Lingen Chen, Kang Ma, Huijun Feng, Shaojun Xia, NavalUniversity of Engineering, Wuhan, China

2:21pm – Exergy Analyses of a Solar-Biogas Hybrid MicroGas Turbine for Power GenerationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11357Saad Alshahrani, King Khalid University, Abha, Saudi Arabia,Abraham Engeda, Michigan State University, East Lansing,MI, United States

2:42pm – Estimating the Efficiency of a Stirling Engine:Analytical and Experimental ApproachesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11947Erhan Ilksoy, Kennesaw State University, Roswell, GA, UnitedStates, Chong Tian, Clemson University, Clemson, SC, UnitedStates

3:03pm – Determination of the Optimal Range of theCompressor Inlet Air Temperature in a Power Plant WithStig Cycle Through of Advanced Exergetic AnalysisTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10410Juan Fajardo, Deybis Barreto, Javier Campillo, UniversidadTecnológica de Bolívar, Cartagena, Colombia

3:24pm – First and Second Law Analysis of GeothermalEnergy Conversion Systems: A Parametric StudyTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10736Michail Nitsas, Irene Koronaki, National Technical Universityof Athens, Zografou, Greece


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6-4 DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF ENERGYCONVERSION SYSTEMS6-4-2 Stirling Engines and Flywheel BatteriesConvention Center, 155B 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Ruijjie Li, West Virginia University,Morgantown, WV, United States

Session Co-Organizers: Hamidreza Shabgard, University ofOklahoma, Norman, OK, United States, Roberto Carapellucci,University of L’Aquila, L’Aquila, Italy

2:00pm – Design of a Free Piston Stirling Engine PowerGeneratorTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10403Ruijjie Li, Yuan Gao, Koji Yanaga, Songgang Qiu, West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV, United States

2:21pm – Research on Flywheel Battery With FluxSwitching Permanent Magnet Motor and Its Application onServo PressTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11044Chen Liu, Shengdun Zhao, Peng Dong, Peng Zhang, Xi’an Jiaotong University, Xi’an, Shaanxi, China

2:42pm – Influence of Heater and Cooler Shape on Beta-Type Stirling EngineTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11046Ahmed Abuelyamen, Rached Ben-Mansour, King FahdUniversity of Petroleum & Minerals, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia

3:03pm – CFD Simulation of an Alfa-Stirling Engine to Studythe Geometrical Parameters on the Engine PerformanceTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11542Ana C. Ferreira, Senhorinha Teixeira, Ricardo Oliveira, Jose Teixeira, University of Minho, Guimarães, Portugal

3:24pm – Design of a Free Piston Stirling Engine PowerGeneratorTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13939Ruijjie Li, Yuan Gao, Koji Yanaga, Songgang Qiu, West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV, United States

6-7 THERMAL ENERGY STORAGE6-7-1 Thermal Energy Storage IConvention Center, 250A 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: D. Yogi Goswami, University of SouthFlorida, Tampa, FL, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Kelly Osterman, University of SouthFlorida, Seminole, FL, United States

2:00pm – Numerical Investigation of Combined Sensible/Latent Heat Thermal Energy Storage With SupercriticalCarbon Dioxide as Heat Transfer Fluid at 650°CTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10606Kelly Osterman, University of South Florida, Seminole, FL,United States, Diego Guillen, D. Yogi Goswami, University ofSouth Florida, Tampa, FL, United States

2:21pm – Study of Heating and Cooling Rate of CobaltOxide-Based TCES System Using Experimental RedoxKinetics AnalysisTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10734Nasser Vahedi, Carlos Romero, Mark A. Snyder, AlparslanOztekin, Lehigh University, Bethlehem, PA, United States

2:42pm – Split Flow Modified Packed Bed Reactor forCobalt Oxide Based High-Temperature TCES SystemsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10740Nasser Vahedi, Alparslan Oztekin, Lehigh University,Bethlehem, PA, United States

3:03pm – Thermal Energy Grid Storage (TEGS) Using Multi-Junction Photovoltaics (MPV) “Sun-in-a-Box”: Techno-Economics, Liquid Containment, and PumpingTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12667Caleb Amy, Colin Kelsall, Mehdi Pishahang, Henry Asegun,Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, UnitedStates

6-2 FUNDAMENTALS AND APPLICATIONSOF THERMODYNAMICS6-2-3 Chemical Thermodynamic ProcessesConvention Center, 155A 4:00PM–5:45PM



4:00pm – Activity Coefficient of Different Salt Solutions forReverse Electrodialysis ApplicationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10739Arash Emdadi, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR, UnitedStates, Simin Emdadi, Tabriz University, Tabriz, EastAzerbaijan, Islamic Republic of Iran, Mansour Zenouzi,Wentworth Institute of Tech, Boston, MA, United States,Gregory Kowalski, Northeastern University, Boston, MA,United States

4:21pm – Rate Controlled Constrained-EquilibriumSimulation of Ethanol Combustion Using SVD DerivedConstraintsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10994Shrabanti Roy, Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS,United States, Fatemeh Hadi, Tennessee State University,Nashville, TN, United States, Omid Askari, Mississippi StateUniversity, Mississippi State, MS, United States

4:42pm – Power Optimization of Linear Mass Transfer Law Continuous and Discrete Imperfect Chemical Engine SystemsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10116Shaojun Xia, Lingen Chen, Huijun Feng, Naval University ofEngineering, Wuhan, China


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5:03pm – A Holistic Approach to Design of Systems andProcessesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11079Shyam Sundar Hemamalini, Coimbatore Institute ofTechnology, Coimbatore, Tamilnadu, India, Zeenathul FaridaAbdulgani, Francis Xavier Engineering College, Tirunelveli,Tamilnadu, India, A.S. Krishnan, Coimbatore Institute ofTechnology, Coimbatore, India

5:24pm – Thermodynamic Evaluation of the DynamicPerformance of a Solar-Assisted ORCTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10738Michail Nitsas, Irene Koronaki, George Mastorakis, NationalTechnical University of Athens, Zografou, Greece

6-4 DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF ENERGYCONVERSION SYSTEMS6-4-3 Advanced Power Cycles and ChemicalProcessesConvention Center, 155B 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Tatiana Morosuk, Technical UniversityBerlin, Berlin, Germany

Session Co-Organizer: Roberto Carapellucci, University ofL’Aquila, L’Aquila, Italy

4:00pm – Energetic and Exergetic PerformanceComparison of an Ejector Refrigeration System UsingModern Low GWP RefrigerantsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10542Aggrey Mwesigye, Seth B. Dworkin, Ryerson University,Toronto, ON, Canada

4:21pm – Comparative Exergoenvironmental Analysis ofMethanol Synthesis Loop ConfigurationsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10587Tatiana Morosuk, Timo Blumberg, Technical University Berlin,Berlin, Germany, Young Duk Lee, Korea Institute of Machineryand Materials, Daejeon, Korea (Republic), George Tsatsaronis,Technical University Berlin, Berlin, Germany

4:42pm – Analysis of Planar-Cavity Receiver Reactor forSolar Thermochemical Dry-ReformingTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10637Jeffrey Gifford, Patrick Davenport, National RenewableEnergy Laboratory, Golden, CO, United States, Zhiwen Ma,National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Lakewood, CO, UnitedStates, Janna Martinek, Craig Turchi, National RenewableEnergy Laboratory, Golden, CO, United States, Jeffrey G.Weissman, Precision Combustion, Inc., North Haven, CT,United States

5:03pm – Near-Zero CO2 Emissions Power Plant Based onHigh Temperature Fuel CellsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10848Roberto Carapellucci, Roberto Cipollone, Davide DiBattista, University of L’Aquila, L’Aquila, Italy

5:24pm – Performance Analysis of a Novel Parallel TurbineReheat Cycle for High Speed VehiclesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11149Jingchuan Sun, Guoqiang Xu, Jie Wen, Bensi Dong, LaiheZhuang, Qihang Liu, Beihang University, Beijing, China

6-7 THERMAL ENERGY STORAGE6-7-2 Thermal Energy Storage IIConvention Center, 250A 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Sanjiv Sinha, University of Illinois atUrbana-Champaign, Champaign, IL, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Arpit Dwivedi, University of Illinois atUrbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, United States

4:00pm – A New Composite Phase Change Material forThermal Energy StorageTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10457Che-Fu Su, Xinrui Xiang, Hamed Esmaeilzadeh, Jirui Wang,Edward Fratto, Majid Charmchi, Zhiyoung Gu, HongweiSun, University of Massachusetts Lowell, Lowell, MA, UnitedStates

4:21pm – Parametric Study of Split Flow Cylindrical PackedBed Reactor for High-Temperature ThermochemicalEnergy Storage Using Cobalt Oxide Redox ReactionTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10956Nasser Vahedi, Alparslan Oztekin, Lehigh University,Bethlehem, PA, United States

4:42pm – Numerical Analysis of Charging Process of a Shelland Tube Latent Heat Thermal Energy Storage System WithPCM Embedded in Highly Conductive Porous MaterialTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11414Mahboobe Mahdavi, Saeed Tiari, Carley Sawyer, GannonUniversity, Erie, PA, United States

5:03pm – CaO/Ca(OH)2 as High Temperature High EnergyDensity Heat Storage SystemTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11731Arpit Dwivedi, Manjunath C. Rajagopal, University of Illinoisat Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, United States, SanjivSinha, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Champaign,IL, United States


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6-6 LOW-TEMPERATURE ENERGYCONVERSION SYSTEMS6-6-1 Low temperature Energy Conversion SystemsConvention Center, 250C 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Andrea Lazzaretto, University of Padua,Padova, Italy

Session Co-Organizer: Piero Danieli, Gianluca Carraro,University of Padova, Padova, Italy

10:45am – Exergy-Based Comparison of a Multi-GenerationCO2 System Driven by Waste HeatTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10588Tatiana Morosuk, Jing Luo, George Tsatsaronis, TechnicalUniversity Berlin, Berlin, Germany

11:06am – Exergy-Based and Economic Evaluation ofCryogenics-Based Energy StorageTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10712Tatiana Morosuk, Sarah Hamdy, Jimena Incer, GeorgeTsatsaronis, Technical University Berlin, Berlin, Germany

11:27am – A Detachable Thermoelectric Generator as aPower Source for a 3G Camera Network Using a SteamPipe as a Heat SourceTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12250Robert Dell, Ashish Pokharel, Michael Thomas Petralia,Center for Innovation and Applied Technology, The CooperUnion, New York, NY, United States, Gudmundur Gislason,Arvirkinn Ehf., Selfoss, Iceland, Runar Unnthorsson,University of Iceland, Reykjavik, Iceland

11:48am – Open Field Heating of Green Roofs and SmallArable Land Plots Using Waste Steam and Hot Water FromGeothermal, Municipal and COGEN Sources to EnhancePlant GrowthTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12252Robert Dell, Ashish Pokharel, Michael Thomas Petralia,Center for Innovation and Applied Technology, The CooperUnion, New York, NY, United States, Runar Unnthorsson,University of Iceland, Reykjavik, Iceland

12:09pm – Thermoelectric Generator-Based System forEnergizing Low-Power Communication and GeolocationElectronicsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12254Mamdouh Eldaly, Ashish Pokharel, Michael ThomasPetralia, Center for Innovation and Applied Technology,The Cooper Union, New York, NY, United States, RunarUnnthorsson, University of Iceland, Reykjavik, Iceland, Robert Dell, Center for Innovation and Applied Technology,The Cooper Union, New York, NY, United States

6-11 ELECTROCHEMICAL ENERGYCONVERSION AND STORAGE6-11-1 Lithium Batteries and BeyondConvention Center, 250D 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Conner Fear, Purdue University, Lafayette,IN, United States

10:45am – Ambient Temperature Effect on Performance ofa Lithium-Ion Polymer Battery Cell for 12-VoltageApplicationsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10369Yiqun Liu, Y. Gene Liao, Ming-Chia Lai, Wayne StateUniversity, Detroit, MI, United States

11:06am – Long Life Fully Reversible Lithium-CO2 BatteryTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11804Alireza Ahmadiparidari, University of Illinois at Chicago,Chicago, IL, United States, Larry A Curtiss, Argonne NationalLab, Argonne, IL, United States, Amin Salehi-Khojin,University of Illinois at Chicago, Chicago, IL, United States

11:27am – Effect of Thermal Gradient on Lithium Plating inLi-Ion CellsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12131Conner Fear, Purdue University, Lafayette, IN, United States,Aashutosh N. Mistry, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN,United States, Rachel E. Carter, National Research Council/Naval Research Laboratory, Washington, DC, United States,Corey Love, U.S. Naval Research Laboratory, Washington, DC,United States, Partha P. Mukherjee, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, United States

11:48am – Internal Short Circuit in Single-Cell Li-IonBatteries and Local Strain AssessmentTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12871Sanket Mundhe, Golam M. Newaz, Leela Arava, WayneState University, Detroit, MI, United States, Min Zhu, Omar Faruque, Saeed Barbat, Ford Motor Company,Dearborn, MI, United States

12:09pm – Synchrotron X-Rays: A Versatile Probe forStudying All-Solid-State BatteriesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13323Marm Dixit, Kelsey B. Hatzell, Vanderbilt University, Nashville,TN, United States

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6-16 CMS-BIOFUELS PRODUCTION,CONVERSION, AND SIMULATION6-16-2 Biomass Technologies and Conversion forBiofuelConvention Center, 250B 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Omid Askari, Mississippi State University,Mississippi State, MS, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Seyed Allameh, Northern KentuckyUniversity, Newport, KY, United States

10:45am – Experimental Investigation of CombustionBehavior of Biodiesel-Water EmulsionTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10917Gurjap Singh, Nicholas Hentges, Damion Johnson, AlbertRatner, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA, United States

11:06am – Detailed Chemical Mechanism Generation forCombustion of Ethanol-Air MixtureTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10996Shrabanti Roy, Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS,United States, Fatemeh Hadi, Tennessee State University,Nashville, TN, United States, Omid Askari, Mississippi StateUniversity, Mississippi State, MS, United States

11:27am – Influence of Acyl Acceptor Blends on the EsterYield and Fuel Properties of Cottonseed Oil BiodieselTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11122Preeti Nain, Manu Jindal, Thapar University, Patiala, India,Sunil Kumar Mahla, IKG Punjab Technical University,Hoshiarpur, India, Bhupendra Singh Chauhan, LovelyProfessional University, Phagwara, Punjab, India, Haeng MukCho, Kongju National University, Cheonan, Korea (Republic)

11:48am – Combustion of Biomass Based Pellets WithPyrolysis Bio-OilsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11593Joana Carvalho, University of Minho, Guimarães, Portugal,Maria M Gonçalves, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Caparica,Portugal, Diogo Couto, Manuel Eduardo Ferreira, JorgeAraujo, Jose Teixeira, Candida Vilarinho, University of Minho,Guimarães, Portugal

6-4 DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF ENERGYCONVERSION SYSTEMS6-4-4 Design and Analysis of Energy Systems – 1Convention Center, 250B 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Jinlong Liu, West Virginia University,Morgantown, WV, United States

Session Co-Organizers: Roberto Carapellucci, University ofL’Aquila, L’Aquila, Italy, Chen Liu, Xi’an University ofTechnology, Xi’an, Shaanxi, China

2:00pm – Power Electronics Sliding Mode Control Designfor Photovoltaic Energy Conversion SystemsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10110Mehmetcan Gursoy, Andy Lozowski, Xin Wang, SouthernIllinois University Edwardsville, Edwardsville, IL, United States

2:21pm – Conversion of a Heavy-Duty Diesel Engine toNatural-Gas Spark-Ignition Operation: Test BenchDevelopmentTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10728Jinlong Liu, Cosmin Dumitrescu, Hemanth Bommisetty,Christopher Ulishney, West Virginia University, Morgantown,WV, United States

2:42pm – Experimental Setup of Combustion VisualizationInside a Heavy-Duty Diesel Engine Converted to Natural-Gas Spark-Ignition OperationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10735Vishnu Padmanaban, Jinlong Liu, Cosmin Dumitrescu, West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV, United States

3:03pm – Design and Analysis of an Innovative PortableWater-Cooled Thermoelectric Generator ApparatusTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10804Eric Coday, Jordan Parker, Randall Johnson, Shawn Duan,Saint Martin’s University, Lacey, WA, United States

3:24pm – An Experimental Study of the CombustionProcess in a Natural-Gas Spark-Ignition EngineTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11637Jinlong Liu, Cosmin Dumitrescu, Hemanth Bommisetty,West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV, United States


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6-7 THERMAL ENERGY STORAGE6-7-3 Thermal Energy Storage IIIConvention Center, 250C 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Ethan Languri, Tennessee TechnologicalUniversity, Cookeville, TN, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Vinit Prabhu, Tennessee TechnologicalUniversity, Cookeville, TN, United States

2:00pm – Investigations on the Effect of Flow Disturbers on Heat Transfer and Pressure Drop: An Energy StoragePerspectiveTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10951R.S. Shriram, A. Manikandan, J. Raj Kumar, P.J.Kummareashvar, A.S. Krishnan, Coimbatore Institute ofTechnology, Coimbatore, Tamilnadu, India

2:21pm – Inverse Optimization of Design Parameters in aHybrid Solar Pond System With External Heat AdditionTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11117Abhishek Kumar, Ranjan Das, Indian Institute of TechnologyRopar, Rupnagar, Punjab, India

2:42pm – Analysis of Flow Through Packed Bed of SpheresContaining Phase Change Materials for Thermal EnergyStorage ApplicationsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12185Vinit Prabhu, Ethan Languri, Tennessee TechnologicalUniversity, Cookeville, TN, United States, Kashif Nawaz, OakRidge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, United States

3:03pm – Modeling and Simulation of Thermal EnergyStorage for Solar Energy UtilizationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10326Fadi Alnaimat, Bobby Mathew, Abdel Hamid Ismail Mourad,Salah Addin Al Omari, United Arab Emirates University, Al Ain,United Arab Emir.

6-11 ELECTROCHEMICAL ENERGYCONVERSION AND STORAGE6-11-2 Modeling of Lithium BatteriesConvention Center, 250D 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Ankit Verma, Purdue University, WestLafayette, IN, United States

2:00pm – An Investigation of Temperature MeasurementGranularity Towards Improving Li-Ion Battery ManagementSystem DesignTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11874Mehrdad Zandigohar, Nima Lotfi, Southern Illinois UniversityEdwardsville, Edwardsville, IL, United States

2:21pm – Predictive Modeling for Electric Vehicle Li-ionBattery SafetyTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12469Sergiy Kalnaus, Hsin Wang, Thomas R. Watkins, Oak RidgeNational Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, United States, AbhishekKumar, Northeastern University, Boston, MA, United States,Srdjan Simunovic, Gabriel M. Veith, Oak Ridge NationalLaboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, United States, Abhijit Sengupta,National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Washington,DC, United States

2:42pm – Electrochemistry-Mechanics Coupling in All-Solid-State BatteriesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12638Ankit Verma, Partha P. Mukherjee, Purdue University, WestLafayette, IN, United States

3:03pm – Computational Simulation of Discharge Behaviorof Li-ion Pouch CellTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13092Maher Almohammedali, Leela Arava, Golam M. Newaz,Wayne State University, Detroit, MI, United States

3:24pm – Mechanical Failure Analysis of Single ElectrodeParticles Bonded to Solid Electrolytes in All-Solid-State Li-Ion BatteriesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13293Hosop Shin, Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis,Indianapolis, IN, United States, Sangwoo Han, Seres EV,Santa Clara, CA, United States

6-4 DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF ENERGYCONVERSION SYSTEMS6-4-5 Design and Analysis of Energy Systems – 2Convention Center, 250B 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: George Tsatsaronis, Technical UniversityBerlin, Berlin, Germany

Session Co-Organizers: Stefan Bruche, TechnischeUniversität Berlin, Berlin, Germany, Roberto Carapellucci,University of L’Aquila, L’Aquila, Italy

4:00pm – Dual Gyroscope Wave Energy ConverterTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10266Håkon Bakke Korsvik, Western Norway University of AppliedSciences, Stord, Hordaland, Norway, Even Rognsvåg,Western Norway University of Applied Sciences, Laksevåg,Norway, Tore Tomren, Joakim Nyland, Thomas Impelluso,Western Norway University of Applied Sciences, Bergen,Norge, Norway

4:21pm – A Study of Fast Charging of Li-Ion Battery WithPulsed CurrentTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10375Yu Liu, Meng Xu, Zhibang Xu, Xia Wang, Oakland University,Rochester, MI, United States


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4:42pm – Comprehensive Energy Balance Analysis ofPhoton-Enhanced Thermionic Emission for ConcentratedSolar Power GenerationTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10671A.N.M. Taufiq Elahi, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT,United States, Mohammad Ghashami, University ofNebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, NE, United States, Devon Jensen,ACT, Salt Lake City, UT, United States, Keunhan Park,University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, United States

5:03pm – A Multi-Stage Optimization Approach for EnergySupply Systems With Discrete Design DecisionsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11519Stefan Bruche, George Tsatsaronis, Technische UniversitätBerlin, Berlin, Germany

5:24pm – High Surface Area Reverse ElectrowettingMechanoelectrical TransductionTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11831Pashupati Adhikari, Russell Reid, University of North Texas,Denton, TX, United States

6-8 ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS OFENERGY SYSTEMS6-8-1 Environmental Aspects of Energy SystemsConvention Center, 250C 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Diego Guillen, Universidad del Norte,Barranquilla, Colombia

Session Co-Organizer: Elisa Guelpa, Politecnico di Torino,Torino, Italy

4:00pm – Integration and Optimization of SupercriticalCarbon Dioxide Brayton Cycle and Goswami CycleTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11852Diego Guillen, Universidad del Norte, Barranquilla, Colombia,Martina Leveni, Universita’ degli studi Niccolo’ Cusano,Rome, Italy, Giampaolo Manfrida, University of Florence,Florence, Italy, Marco Sanjuan, Universidad del Norte,Barranquilla, Atlantico, Colombia

4:21pm – Fugitive Methane Emissions: Development of aMobile High-Volume Sampling SystemTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11891Hadyan Ramadhan, Amir Sharafian, Walter Mérida,University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC, Canada

4:42pm – Activated Carbon Solar Enabled Purification ofProduced WaterTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12545Ashreet Mishra, Purdue University Northwest, Hammond, IN,United States, A. G. Agwu Nnanna, Purdue UniversityCalumet, Hammond, IN, United States, Harvey Abramowitz,David Okposio, Purdue University Northwest, Hammond, IN,United States

5:03pm – Uncertainty and Sensitivity Analysis ofGreenhouse Gas Emissions at a Campus LevelTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13871Zahra Ghaemi, Amanda Smith, University of Utah, Salt LakeCity, UT, United States

6-11 ELECTROCHEMICAL ENERGYCONVERSION AND STORAGE6-11-3 Electrochemical Systems – Materials andOptimizationConvention Center, 250D 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Humberto Gomez, Universidad del Norte,Barranquilla, Atlantico, Colombia

4:00pm – Experimental Study on Effects of OperationalParameters on a Single-Cell Test-Bed Vanadium RedoxFlow BatteryTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10998Rabiul Islam, Automated Conveyors Systems Inc., WestMemphis, AR, United States, Kwangkook Jeong, ArkansasState University, State University, AR, United States

4:21pm – New Intelligent Battery Management System forDronesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10479Seyed Reza Hashemi, Roja Esmaeeli, HaniphAliniagerdroudbari, University of Akron, Akron, OH, UnitedStates, Muapper Alhadri, University of Akron, Cuyahoga Falls,OH, United States, Hammad Al-Shammari, Ajay Mahajan,Siamak Farhad, University of Akron, Akron, OH, United States

4:42pm – Polyquinone Composites With Graphene andCellulose Nanocrystals for Electrochemical Energy StorageTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11725Danny Illera Perozo, Victor M. Fontalvo, Humberto Gomez,Universidad del Norte, Barranquilla, Atlantico, Colombia

5:03pm – Optimization of Mg Scraps Hydrolysis forHydrogen Generation Using HCl: Experimental andSimulationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10580Rokhsareh Akbarzadeh, Joshua Adeniran, Peter Oviroh,Qusai Ibrahim, Tien-Chien Jen, University of Johannesburg,Johannesburg, South Africa


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6-9 ENERGY SYSTEMS FOR BUILDINGS6-9-1 Performance Evaluations of Envelopes andMaterials of Buildings and HVAC SystemsConvention Center, 155F 8:15AM–10:00AM

Session Organizer: Rang Tu, University of Science andTechnology Beijing, Beijing, China

8:15am – Measured Performance of a VariableTransmission Glazing SystemTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10222Ali Al-Dossary, Heather Dillon, Jordan Farina, University ofPortland, Portland, OR, United States

8:36am – Heating Conservation Methods and EconomyAnalysis of Winter Heating in Rural Residential Buildings inSoutheast China: A Case StudyTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10310Rang Tu, Mengdan Liu, Lanbin Liu, University of Science andTechnology Beijing, Beijing, China

8:57am – 3D Flow Simulations of Fan Enclosure Conceptsfor a Novel Heat and Moisture ExchangerTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10768Justin Costa-Greger, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln,NE, United States, Hailei Wang, Utah State University, Logan,UT, United States

9:18am – Measuring the Effect of Local CommercialRoofing Samples on the Thermal Behavior of a SocialInterest Dwelling Located in Different Climates in EcuadorTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11472Jaqueline Litardo, Escuela Superior Politecnica del Litoral,Guayaquil, Guayas, Ecuador, José Macías, Instituto deInvestigacion Geologico y Energetico, Guayaquil, Guayas,Ecuador, Ruben Hidalgo-León, María Gabriela Cando,Guillermo Soriano, Escuela Superior Politecnica Del Litoral,Guayaquil, Guayas, Ecuador

9:39am – The Thermal Effective Ventilation System ofActive Buildings Using Phase Change MaterialTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13054Sarng Woo Karng, Sungho Choi, Jin Su Park, Korea Instituteof Science and Technology, Seoul, Korea (Republic), Han SeoKo, Sungkyunkwan University, Suwon-Si, Gyeonggi-Do,

6-10 RENEWABLE ENERGY6-10-1 Renewable Energy 1Convention Center, 155D 8:15AM–10:00AM

Session Organizer: Jim Kuo, California State University, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, United States

Session Co-Organizer: He Shen, California State University,Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, United States

8:15am – Computational Fluid Dynamics Modeling of aHeat Pipe Evacuated Tube Solar Collector Integrated WithPhase Change MaterialTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10252Vivek Pawar, Sarvenaz Sobhansarbandi, University ofMissouri-Kansas City, Kansas City, MO, United States

8:36am – Analysis of Droplet Sliding/Rolling onHydrophobic Surface in Relation to Self-CleaningApplicationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10720Ghassan Abdelmajid, Bekir Sami Yilbas, Abdullah Al-Sharafi, Nasser Alaqeeli, King Fahd University ofPetroleum & Minerals, Dhahran, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia

8:57am – Synthesis and Deposition of Rutile TiO2 for Dye-Sensitized Solar Cell ApplicationsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11035Blen Teferi, Udo Schnupf, Bradley University, Peoria, IL,United States, Kazuhiro Manseki, Takashi Sugiura, GifuUniversity, Gifu, Japan, Saeid Vafaei, Bradley University,Peoria, IL, United States

9:18am – Evaluation of Performance and Early Degradationof a 180.8 kWp Rooftop on Grid Connected PhotovoltaicSystem in a Colombian Tropical Region EnvironmentTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11316Cinthia Audivet Duran, Promigas S.A. E.S.P., Barranquilla,Colombia, Elena Romero, Universidad del Norte, Barranquilla,Atlantico, Colombia, Jesus Garcia, Horacio Pinzon, PromigasS.A. E.S.P., Barranquilla, Colombia, Ana Fonseca, AntonioBula, Universidad del Norte, Barranquilla, Colombia, MarcoSanjuan, Promigas S.A. E.S.P., Barranquilla, Colombia

9:39am – Novel Machine Learning Approach in Design ofPhotovoltaicsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13273Mine Kaya, Shima Hajimirza, Texas A&M University, CollegeStation, TX, United States

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6-12 FUEL CELL SYSTEMS DESIGN ANDAPPLICATIONS6-12-1 Fuel Cells and ElectrolyzersConvention Center, 155E 8:15AM–10:00AM

Session Organizer: Ankit Verma, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, United States

8:15am – High-Power Fuel Cell Systems Fueled byRecycled AluminumTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10478Peter Godart, Jason Fischman, Douglas Hart,Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, UnitedStates

8:36am – Study on Model Evolution Method Based on theHybrid Modeling Technology With Support Vector Machinefor a SOFC-GT SystemTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11946Jinwei Chen, Shengnan Sun, Yao Chen, Huisheng Zhang,Zhenhua Lu, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, China

8:57am – An Evaluation of High Temperature Water SplittingSystems Using Protonic Ceramic ElectrolyzersTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13747Amogh Thatte, Robert Braun, Colorado School of Mines,Golden, CO, United States

9:18am – Modeling High Efficiency, SOFC/InternalCombustion Engine Hybrid Systems for DistributedGeneration ApplicationsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13781David Wahlstrom, Robert Braun, Mayur Mundhwa, ColoradoSchool of Mines, Golden, CO, United States, Evan Reznicek,Colorado School of Mines, Denver, CO, United States

6-9 ENERGY SYSTEMS FOR BUILDINGS6-9-2 Innovations in HVAC SystemsConvention Center, 155F 10:15AM–12:00PM

Session Organizer: Hohyun Lee, Santa Clara University,Santa Clara, CA, United States

10:15am – Investigate the Potential Peak Energy Reductionof Integrated M-Cycle Evaporative Cooling With HVAC inHot and Dry ClimateTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10402Fahad Almehmadi, King Saud University, Beavercreek, OH,United States, Ahmad Aljabr, Majmaah University, Al-Majmaah, Saudi Arabia

10:36am – Applying Static Fault Detection and DiagnosisMethods to Transient Air Conditioning Data Using anEquilibrium PredictionTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11579Austin Rogers, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory,Richland, WA, United States, Fangzhou Guo, BryanRasmussen, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX,United States

10:57am – Energy and Economic Analysis of a Novel HybridPhotovoltaic-Thermoelectric System for Building CoolingApplicationsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11644Mohadeseh Seyednezhad, Hamidreza Najafi, FloridaInstitute of Technology, Melbourne, FL, United States

11:18am – An Approach to Bringing Automated FaultDetection and Diagnosis (AFDD) Tools for HVAC&R Into theMainstreamTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11941Annika Hacker, University of New Haven, Woodbridge, CT,United States, Ravi Gorthala, University of New Haven, WestHaven, CT, United States, Amy Thompson, University ofConnecticut, Storrs, CT, United States

11:39am – Transient Thermal Performance and GroundTemperature Variation for a Heat Pump System Using HighThermal Conductivity Energy PilesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12005Aggrey Mwesigye, Hiep V. Nguyen, Reza Daneshazarian,Ryerson University, Toronto, ON, Canada, Ayman M. Bayomy,Ryerson University, Deep River, ON, Canada, Pedram Atefrad,Seth B. Dworkin, Ryerson University, Toronto, ON, Canada

6-10 RENEWABLE ENERGY6-10-2 Renewable Energy 2Convention Center, 155D 10:15AM–12:00PM

Session Organizer: Jim Kuo, California State University,Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Navid Goudarzi, University of NorthCarolina Charlotte, Charlotte, NC, United States

10:15am – Optimization of Fixed PV Panel “Tilt” Angles forMaximal Energy Harvest Considering Year-Around SkyCoverage ConditionsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10391Ammar Gwesha, Yasir Alfulayyih, University of Arizona,Tucson, AZ, United States, Peiwen Li, University of Arizona,Oro Valley, AZ, United States

10:36am – Estimates of Area, Output, and Levelized EnergyCost of Solar Energy Schemes in Saudi ArabiaTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10967Abdullah Alabdulkarem, Mohannad Abdulghani, King SaudUniversity, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

10:57am – A Decision Support Tool for Distributed Solarand Storage Investments: A Case Study in Austin, TXTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11068Arkasama Bandyopadhyay, Julia P. Conger, MichaelWebber, Benjamin D. Leibowicz, University of Texas atAustin, Austin, TX, United States

11:18am – Wind Effects on Power Generation of Solar Farmin CaliforniaTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11859Ni Li, A. Fatahi, D. Lee, Jim Y. Kuo, He Shen, CaliforUniversity, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, United


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6-12 FUEL CELL SYSTEMS DESIGN ANDAPPLICATIONS6-12-2 PEM Fuel CellsConvention Center, 155E 10:15AM–12:00PM

Session Organizer: Humberto Gomez, Universidad del Norte,Barranquilla, Atlantico, Colombia

10:15am – PEM Fuel Cell Electrodes Surface DefectsImpact on the System PerformanceTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11875Victor M. Fontalvo, Danny Illera Perozo, Marco Sanjuan,Humberto Gomez, Universidad del Norte, Barranquilla,Colombia

10:36am – A 5-cm2 PEM Fuel Cell Gas Diffusion LayerExperimental Study and Scanning Electron MicroscopyVisualizationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12018Jose Montoya Segnini, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN,United States, Gerardo Carbajal, Florida PolytechnicUniversity, Lakeland, FL, United States

10:57am – Understanding Heat and Water Management inPEM Fuel CellsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12436Lalit Pant, Adam Weber, Lawrence Berkeley NationalLaboratory, Berkeley, CA, United States

11:18am – Development of the Ejector Driven ReactantPEM Fuel Cell System for Underwater Power ApplicationsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12757Robert C. Utz, Thomas I. Valdez, Robert K. Wynne, Andrew J. Leanna, Robert K. Sievers, Teledyne EnergySystems, Hunt Valley, MD, United States

6-9 ENERGY SYSTEMS FOR BUILDINGS6-9-3 Control and Optimization of Energy Systemsfor BuildingsConvention Center, 155F 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Yoshiharu Amano, Waseda University,Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, Japan

2:00pm – Emergent Behavior in a Population ofThermostatically Controlled Loads With Peer-to-PeerCommunicationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10456Ryan Schwartz, CTA Architects, Boise, ID, United States,John Gardner, Boise State University, Boise, ID, United States

2:21pm – Stability Analysis of Demand Response SystemsUtilizing Locally Communicating ThermostaticallyControlled LoadsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10522Jason Kuwada, John Gardner, Boise State University, Boise,ID, United States

2:42pm – Design Resilience of Demand Response SystemsUtilizing Locally Communicating ThermostaticallyControlled LoadsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10523Jason Kuwada, Hoda Mehrpouyan, John Gardner, BoiseState University, Boise, ID, United States

3:03pm – Residential Heating System Control for FutureElectric Power Grid Services Using Minimal MeasurementsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12026Michael Brambley, Jianming Lian, Pacific Northwest NationalLaboratory, Richland, WA, United States

3:24pm – The Impact of Increased Plug-in Electric Vehicleson the US Commercial Building Sector and Electrical GridTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13783Dongsu Kim, Heejin Cho, Pedro Mago, Mississippi StateUniversity, Mississippi State, MS, United States

6-10 RENEWABLE ENERGY6-10-3 Renewable Energy 3Convention Center, 155D 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Christopher Depcik, University of Kansas,Lawrence, KS, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Jim Kuo, California State University,Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, United States

2:00pm – A Capacity Planning Model for Microgrids in RuralIndiaTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11707Arkasama Bandyopadhyay, Katrina Ramirez-Meyers,Enakshi D. Wikramanayake, Benjamin D. Leibowicz,Michael Webber, Vaibhav Bahadur, University of Texas atAustin, Austin, TX, United States

2:21pm – How to Get There From Here: Evolving theCalifornia Electric Grid to Zero EmissionsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12445Alireza Saeedmanesh, Maryam Asghari, Jacob Brouwer,University of California, Irvine, Irvine, CA, United States

2:42pm – Alternatives to Electricity Systems for TotalDecarbonization of Humanity’s Energy IndustryTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12572William Leighty, The Leighty Foundation, Juneau, AK, UnitedStates

3:03pm – Evaluation of Solar Augmentation Effectiveness ina Hybrid Concentrated Solar Power / Fossil Fuel PowerPlantTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13550Aaron T. Bame, Joseph Furner, Brigham Young University,Provo, UT, United States, Ian Hoag, PacifiCorp, Salt Lake City,UT, United States, Kasra Mohammadi, Kody Powell,University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, United States, Brian D. Iverson, Brigham Young University, Provo, UT,United States


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6-14 NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS: DESIGN,ANALYSIS, AND SAFETY6-14-1 Nuclear Power Plants: Design, Analysis, andSafety – IConvention Center, 155E 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Alexander Vasiliev, Nuclear Safety Institute(IBRAE), Moscow, Russia

Session Co-Organizer: Jovica Riznic, Canadian NuclearSafety Commission, Ottawa, ON, Canada

2:00pm – Nuclear Fusion Detection Methods for Use WithIEC MachinesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10221Sam Pasmann, Jordan Farina, Heather Dillon, University ofPortland, Portland, OR, United States

2:21pm – Coordinated Control of a NHR-200II-BasedNuclear Cogeneration Plant for Balancing the RenewablesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10372Zhe Dong, Miao Liu, Bowen Li, Di Jiang, Xiaojin Huang,Tsinghua University, Beijing

2:42pm – High-Temperature Oxidation Modeling of NewPerspective Accident Tolerant Fuel CladdingsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10513Alexander Vasiliev, Nuclear Safety Institute (IBRAE), Moscow,Russia

3:03pm – Sensitivity of Thermal Transport in UraniumDioxide to Fission GasTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11025Katherine Mitchell, Hunter Horner, Kennesaw StateUniversity, Marietta, GA, United States, Alex Resnick,Kennesaw State University, Duluth, GA, United States,Jungkyu Park, Eduardo Farfan, Tien Yee, Andrew Hummel,Kennesaw State University, Marietta, GA, United States

3:24pm – Numerical Study of Particle Transport andDeposition in a Horizontal Channel Using a Lagrangian-Based Modelling ApproachTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11800byunghee choi, Daniel Orea, Thien Nguyen, N.K. Anand,Yassin Hassan, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX,United States, Piyush Sabharwall, Idaho National Laboratory,Idaho Falls, ID, United States

6-10 RENEWABLE ENERGY6-10-4 Renewable Energy 4Convention Center, 155D 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Christopher Depcik, University of Kansas,Lawrence, KS, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Jim Kuo, California State University,Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, United States

4:00pm – Analysis of a Vertical-Axis Spherical Turbine forEnergy Harvesting in Urban Water Supply SystemsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10643Adriana Valencia, Hugo Jativa Cervantes, Eduardo Castillo,Oguier A. Garavitto, Guillermo Soriano, Livingston D.Castro, Escuela Superior Politécnica del Litoral, Guayaquil,Guayas, Ecuador

4:21pm – A Preliminary Study of the Effects of Micro-Encapsulated Phase Change Materials Intermixed WithGrout in Vertical Borehole Heat ExchangersTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10909Ahmad Aljabr, Majmaah University, Al-Majmaah, Saudi Arabia,Andrew Chiasson, Abinesh Selvacanabady, University ofDayton, Dayton, OH, United States, Ali Sulaiman Alsagri,Qassim University, Saudi Arabia, Buraydah, Qassim, SaudiArabia

4:42pm – The Potential of Solar Cooling Using a MediumConcentration Photovoltaic-Thermal SystemTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11016Bahy Abdel-Mesih, Appalachian State University, Boone, NC,United States

5:03pm – How Variations in Downstream ComputationalFluid Dynamics Turbulence Studies Can Be Impacted WhenEmploying Commonly Used Initial Set-Up ConfigurationParameters for AirfoilsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11257Hussein Al-Qarishey, Robert Fletcher, LawrenceTechnological University, Southfield, MI, United States

5:24pm – A Feasibility Study of Wind Farm Yaw AngleOptimizationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12075Jim Kuo, Ni Li, He Shen, California State University, LosAngeles, Los Angeles, CA, United States


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6-14 NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS: DESIGN,ANALYSIS, AND SAFETY6-14-2 Nuclear Power Plants: Design, Analysis, andSafety – IIConvention Center, 155E 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Grant Hawkes, Idaho National Laboratory,Idaho Falls, ID, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Hakan Ozaltun, Idaho NationalLaboratory, Idaho Falls, ID, United States

4:00pm – Hierarchical Control for Thermal Power of theMulti-Modular High Temperature Gas-Cooled ReactorTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10489Di Jiang, Zhe Dong, Miao Liu, Xiaojin Huang, Bowen Li,Tsinghua University, Beijing, Beijing, China

4:21pm – Thermal Transport in Actinide Oxide Fuels WithInterstitial DefectsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11027Katherine Mitchell, Hunter Horner, Kennesaw StateUniversity, Marietta, GA, United States, Alex Resnick,Kennesaw State University, Duluth, GA, United States,Jungkyu Park, Eduardo Farfan, Tien Yee, Andrew Hummel,Kennesaw State University, Marietta, GA, United States

4:40pm – Experimental Study of Surrogate ParticleTransport and Deposition in a Square Channel UsingParticle Tracking TechniqueTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11811Daniel Orea, Thien Nguyen, Rodolfo Vaghetto, N.K. Anand,Yassin Hassan, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX,United States, Piyush Sabharwall, Idaho National Laboratory,Idaho Falls, ID, United States

5:00pm – Thermal Model Predictions of Gas Mixtures in theAGR-5/6/7 ExperimentTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12821Grant Hawkes, Idaho National Laboratory, Idaho Falls, ID,United States

5:20pm – Dynamic Behavior of a Monolithic Fuel PlateSubjected to Flow-Induced Excitation ForcesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13773Hee Seok Roh, Argonne National Laboratory, Lemont, IL,United States, Hakan Ozaltun, Idaho National Laboratory,Idaho Falls, ID, United States

5:40pm – Effects of Plate Curvature on Thermo-MechanicalPerformance of U-10Mo Monolithic Fuel PlatesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11547Hakan Ozaltun, Idaho National Laboratory, Idaho Falls, ID,United States, Hee Seok Roh, Walid Mohamed, ArgonneNational Laboratory, Lemont, IL, United States


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7-1-1: Curriculum Innovations, Pedagogy and Learning Methodologies – I

7-1-2: Curriculum Innovations, Pedagogy and Learning Methodologies – II

7-3-1: Engineering Accreditation, Data Collection, Assessment and ABETMethodologies – II

7-4-1: Systems Engineering and Sustainable Engineering Education

7-5-1: Applied Mechanics, Dynamic Systems and Control Engineering

7-6-1: Fluid Mechanics, Heat Transfer, Experiments and Energy Systems

7-7-1: Problem Solving in Engineering Education, Research and Practice

7-9-1: K-12 STEM, RET – University, School and Industry Alliance

7-10-1: Teaching Laboratories, Machine Shop Experiences, and Technology-AidedLearning – I

7-10-2: Teaching Laboratories, Machine Shop Experiences, and Technology-AidedLearning – II

7-12-1: Engineering Research Innovation and REU



TRACK ORGANIZERSSalim Azzouz, Midwestern State

University, United StatesSubha Kumpaty, Milwaukee School of

Engineering, United States

TOPIC ORGANIZERSSalim Azzouz, Midwestern State

University, United StatesEmine Foust, York College, United StatesSiddharthsinh Jadeja, B H Gardi College

of Engineering & Technology, IndiaAmir Karimi, University of Texas, United

States

Subha Kumpaty, Milwaukee School ofEngineering, United States

Hephzibah Kumpaty, University ofWisconsin- Whitewater, United States

Mohammad Mahinfalah, MilwaukeeSchool of Engineering, United States

Wael Mokhtar, Grand Valley StateUniversity, United States

Vito Moreno, University of Connecticut,United States

SESSION ORGANIZERSSalim Azzouz, Midwestern State

University, United States

Emine Foust, York College, United StatesNazmul Islam, University of Texas Rio

Grande Valley, United StatesAmir Karimi, University of Texas, United

StatesSubha Kumpaty, Milwaukee School of

Engineering, United StatesMohammad Mahinfalah, Milwaukee

School of Engineering, United StatesWael Mokhtar, Grand Valley State

University, United StatesVito Moreno, University of Connecticut,

United States


TRACK 7 ENGINEERING EDUCATIONMONDAY, NOVEMBER 11

7-13 PLENARY SESSION7-13-1 Plenary SessionConvention Center, 155F 9:45AM–10:30AM

9:45am – Role of Lean Education in Preparing FutureWorkforce: Closing the Academic and Professional GapPlenary Presentation. IMECE2019-13999Anabela Alves, University of Minho, Guimarães, Portugal

7-1 CURRICULUM INNOVATIONS,PEDAGOGY AND LEARNINGMETHODOLOGIES7-1-1 Curriculum Innovations, Pedagogy andLearning Methodologies – IConvention Center, 250D 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Nazmul Islam, University of Texas RioGrande Valley, Edinburg, TX, United States

10:45am – The Use of Qualitative Data Analysis for theEvaluation of Design Ethnography Training AmongUndergraduate Engineering StudentsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10494Heather Lai, SUNY New Paltz, New Paltz, NY, United States,Tara Eaton, Atrium Health, Charlotte, NC, United States

11:06am – Improving Students’ Learning and PerformanceUsing Mock Tests in Engineering ClassesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11372Mohammad Hossan, University of Central Oklahoma,Edmond, OK, United States, Nazmul Islam, University ofTexas Rio Grande Valley, Edinburg, TX, United States

11:27am – Positive Intelligence Education for UnleashingStudent PotentialTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12032Pawan Tyagi, University of the District of Columbia,Washington, DC, United States

11:48am – Co-development of Interdisciplinary EngineeringInnovation in Health Course by Engineering and TeamScience Faculty to Accelerate Health Innovation fromBench to BedsideTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12649Soyoung Kang, Erin Blakeney, Nicole Summerside, Brenda Zierler, Laurel Barchet, Katrina Henrikson, Jennifer Sprecher, Eric Seibel, Jonathan T.C. Liu, Jonathan Posner, University of Washington, Seattle, WA,United States

7-10 TEACHING LABORATORIES, MACHINESHOP EXPERIENCES, AND TECHNOLOGY-AIDED LECTURING7-10-1 Teaching Laboratories, Machine ShopExperiences, and Technology-Aided Learning – IConvention Center, 260 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Salim Azzouz, Midwestern StateUniversity, Wichita Falls, TX, United States

10:45am – Using a Heat Pump Experiment With AutomatedData Acquisition to Augment Hands-On LearningTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10098Kevin Anderson, California State Polytech University, Pomona,CA, United States

11:06am – Development of a Virtual Lab in Assistance of aFluid Mechanics Laboratory InstructionTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10540Yitong Zhao, Elbon Flanagan, Hamza Abbasi, Kayla Black,California State Polytechnic University Pomona, Pomona, CA,United States, Xin Wang, Wuxi Institute of Technology, Wuxi,Jiangsu, China, Andres Cardona, California State PolytechnicUniversity Pomona, Pomona, CA, United States

11:27am – Data Collection and Analysis Using a WindTurbine and a Photovoltaic Solar PanelTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11751Salim Azzouz, Midwestern State University, Wichita Falls, TX,United States, Blevins Johnny, Tower Extrusions, Ltd., Olney,TX, United States, Makenzie Johnson, Plumbing HeatingCooling Contractors of Texas, Wichita Falls, TX, United States,Clarke O’Connor, Nchetachukwu Anih, Melanie Ronoh,Ernuel Tonge, Cykelle Semper, Midwestern State University,Wichita Falls, TX, United States, Tyler Thomas, Hilti, Plano, TX,United States

11:48am – Virtual Reality Laboratory: Green RoboticUltrasonic WeldingTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11912Richard Y. Chiou, Michael Mauk, Irina Ciobanescu Husanu,Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA, United States, Bill Tseng,University of Texas at El Paso, El Paso, TX, United States,Sowrirajan Sowmithran, Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA,United States

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7-1 CURRICULUM INNOVATIONS,PEDAGOGY, AND LEARNINGMETHODOLOGIES7-1-2 Curriculum Innovations, Pedagogy, andLearning Methodologies – IIConvention Center, 250D 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Amir Karimi, University of Texas, SanAntonio, TX, United States

2:00pm – Beautiful Music in the Classroom: Marimba as aLab Experiment for Teaching Vibration MeasurementTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11038Mathew Schaefer, Milwaukee School of Engineering,Milwaukee, WI, United States

2:21pm – Dependence of Measuring InstrumentEccentricity and Tilt Error on the Four MathematicalMethods of Circularity Form ErrorsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11954Chittaranjan Sahay, University of Hartford, Bloomfield, CT,United States, Suhash Ghosh, University of Hartford, WestHartford, CT, United States, Poorna Pruthvi ChandraMalempati, University of Hartford, Hartford, CT, United States,Swetabh Singh, Farmington High School, Farmington, CT,United States

2:42pm – Interactive Educational Testbed for Statics andMechanics of MaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12965Qingchang Liu, Zhelong He, Mengtian Yin, Allen Lang,Baoxing Xu, Jason Kerrigan, Marek-Jerzy Pindera,University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA, United States

3:03pm – Using the Concept Warehouse to DevelopConcept Questions in StaticsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13584Brian Self, California Polytechnic State University, San LuisObispo, CA, United States, Christopher Papadopolous,University of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez, Mayaguez, PR, UnitedStates, Milo Koretsky, Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR,United States, Michael Prince, Bucknell University, Lewisburg,PA, United States, Joan Dannenhoffer, Syracuse University,Syracuse, NY, United States

7-6 FLUID MECHANICS, HEAT TRANSFER,EXPERIMENTS, AND ENERGY SYSTEMS7-6-1 Fluid Mechanics, Heat Transfer, Experiments,and Energy SystemsConvention Center, 250E 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Wael Mokhtar, Grand Valley StateUniversity, Grand Rapids, MI, United States

2:00pm – Verification and Validation of a HomogeneousReaction Kinetics Model Using a Detailed H2-O2 ReactionMechanism Versus Chemkin and CanteraTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10028Shah Saud Alam, Christopher Depcik, University of Kansas,Lawrence, KS, United States

2:21pm – Important Educational Factors for ComputationalFluid Dynamics When Teaching New Users How to ApplyCommonly Employed Initial Set-Up ConfigurationParameters for AirfoilsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11264Hussein Al-Qarishey, Robert Fletcher, LawrenceTechnological University, Southfield, MI, United States

2:42pm – Survey of Computational Fluid DynamicsSoftware for Rotational PurposesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11447Savannah B. Bell, Andrew C. Blair, Lauren N. Wagner,Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green, KY, UnitedStates, Vincent Zou, Stanley Black & Decker, Inc., Towson,MD, United States, Ali R. Buendia, Farhad Ashrafzadeh,Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green, KY, United States

3:03pm – Lean Equations for Thick-Walled CylindersTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12374James D. Neef, Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation,Sunnyvale, CA, United States

3:24pm – Undergraduate Experiential Learning ExperienceThrough Industrial Sponsored Capstone Project onThermal-Fluids ScienceTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12437Jiajun Xu, University of the District of Columbia, Washington,DC, United States

7-10 TEACHING LABORATORIES, MACHINESHOP EXPERIENCES, AND TECHNOLOGY-AIDED LECTURING7-10-2 Teaching Laboratories, Machine ShopExperiences, and Technology-Aided Learning – IIConvention Center, 260 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Salim Azzouz, Midwestern StateUniversity, Wichita Falls, TX, United States

2:00pm – Different Methods of Programming forMechanical Engineering Students: A Case StudyTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11424Mingli Han, Chang Duan, Prairie View A&M UniversityView, TX, United States


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2:21pm – Demonstration of Bauschinger’s Effect and SandHeap Analogy in Elastic Plastic TorsionTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11494Somnath Chattopadhyay, Cleveland State University,Cleveland, OH, United States

2:42pm – An Enhanced Hybrid Model for TeachingMechanics of Structures CoursesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11813Miguel X. Rodriguez-Paz, Jorge A. Gonzalez-Mendivil, J. Asuncion Zarate-Garcia, Israel Zamora-Hernández, ITESM,Puebla, Mexico

3:03pm – Experiences of Teaching Mechatronic SystemModeling for Twelve YearsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12412Shuvra Das, University of Detroit, Detroit, MI, United States

7-3 ENGINEERING ACCREDITATION, DATACOLLECTION, ASSESSMENT, AND ABET7-3-1 Engineering Accreditation, Data Collection,Assessment, and ABETConvention Center, 250D 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Amir Karimi, University of Texas, San Antonio, TX, United States

4:00pm – Advantages and Challenges in Employing PeerEvaluation for Assigning Grades to Team ProjectsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10812Amir Karimi, University of Texas, San Antonio, TX, UnitedStates

4:21pm – Student Success at Cal Poly Pomona:Technology-Assisted, Peer-Mentoring ModelTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11394Zahra Sotoudeh, Lily Gossage, Katherine Nava, CaliforniaState Polytechnic University, Pomona, Chino Hills, CA, UnitedStates, Arturo Salazar, California State Polytechnic University,Pomona, Ontario, CA, United States

4:42pm – Current Trends of Mechanical EngineeringUndergraduate Curricula in CaliforniaTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11511Chean Chin Ngo, Sang June Oh, California State University,Fullerton, Fullerton, CA, United States

5:03pm – An Examination of Instructor Initiated Drop PolicyTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13877Amir Karimi, University of Texas, San Antonio, TX, UnitedStates

5:24pm – Kahoot! Games in a Graduate Fluid DynamicsCoursePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12983John Palmore Jr., Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA, United States

7-12 ENGINEERING RESEARCHINNOVATION AND RESEARCHEXPERIENCES FOR UNDERGRADUATES7-12-1 Engineering Research Innovation and REUConvention Center, 260 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Emine Foust, York College, Jacobus, PA,United States

4:00pm – Multidisciplinary Problem Based Learning:Venipuncture Practice Arm ResearchTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11978Phuong Doan, Connie Gomez, San Jacinto College, Houston,TX, United States

4:21pm – Student Mobility Programs: Effect on theIntercultural Competences and Employment of EnergyEngineering StudentsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10925Tatiana Morosuk, Sara Al Ahmad, George Tsatsaronis,Technical University Berlin, Berlin, Germany

4:42pm – Development of an Interactive Program Interfacefor Learning Finite Element Analysis in Various EngineeringCoursesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13403Sung-hwan Joo, Grand Valley State University, Grand Rapids,MI, United States

5:03pm – Leveraging Independent Studies to EnhanceUndergraduate Research Experience at a PrimaryUndergraduate InstituteTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13780Sanjivan Manoharan, Grand Valley State University, GrandRapids, MI, United States

5:24pm – Elementary Matrix of UnitsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11605Joseph Ufnal, Advanced Power & Energy Corp, Gardner, MA,United States


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7-4 SYSTEMS ENGINEERING ANDSUSTAINABLE ENGINEERING EDUCATION7-4-1 Systems Engineering and SustainableEngineering EducationConvention Center, 250B 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Subha Kumpaty, Milwaukee School ofEngineering, Milwaukee, WI, United States

10:45am – Kinnikinnic River Trash Collector DesignTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10467Samantha Felhofer, Kaleigh Kraft, Reilly Flynn, AmandaMudlaff, Brett Samuelson, Subha Kumpaty, MilwaukeeSchool of Engineering, Milwaukee, WI, United States

11:06am – The Role of Higher Education InstitutionsRegarding Climate Change: The Case of Escuela SuperiorPolitécnica del Litoral and its Carbon Footprint in EcuadorTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10676Nancy Paulina Criollo, Angel D. Ramirez, Daniel Salas,Rafael Andrade, Escuela Superior Politecnica Del Litoral,Guayaquil, Guayas, Ecuador

11:27am – The Efficacy of Spreadsheet Modelling as anAlternative Means of Teaching Process SimulationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11926Aaron Armstrong, Subha Kumpaty, Milwaukee School ofEngineering, Milwaukee, WI, United States

11:48am – Effect of Measuring Instrument Eccentricity andTilt Error on Circularity Form ErrorTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11937Chittaranjan Sahay, University of Hartford, Bloomfield, CT,United States, Suhash Ghosh, Poorna Pruthvi ChandraMalempati, University of Hartford, West Hartford, CT, UnitedStates

12:09pm – Experiential Learning in STEM at the University of the District of Columbia (UDC) Through theImplementation of UDC Firebird Rover for the NASA HumanExploration Rover ChallengePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12438Jiajun Xu, University of the District of Columbia, Washington,DC, United States

7-7 PROBLEM SOLVING IN ENGINEERINGEDUCATION, RESEARCH, AND PRACTICE7-7-1 Problem Solving in Engineering Education,Research, and PracticeConvention Center, 250C 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Vito Moreno, University of Connecticut,Storrs, CT, United States

10:45am – Teaching Capstone Thermal Systems DesignUsing ANSYS ICEPAK Based ProjectsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10099Kevin Anderson, California State Polytech University, Pomona,CA, United States

11:06am – Explicit Evaluation of Design Readiness forStudent Refinement of Conceptual DesignTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10217Kenji Iino, Sydrose Lp, San Jose, CA, United States,Masayuki Nakao, University of Tokyo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo,Japan

11:27am – Introduction of Prevention Engineering Into theMechanical Engineering CurriculumTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10469Zbigniew Bzymek, University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT,United States, Eliot Brown, E. O. Smith/UConn, Storrs, CT,United States

11:48am – Climbing Bloom’s Taxonomy With JupyterNotebooks: Experiences in Mechanical EngineeringTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10615Bryan Weber, University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT, UnitedStates

12:09pm – Introducing Sensor and Signal ProcessingTechnologies With Hands-On Experiments and SoftwareDesigning Platform to Students in the UndergraduateMechanical Engineering ProgramTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10624Na Zhu, University of Michigan - Flint, Flint, MI, United States

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7-5 APPLIED MECHANICS, DYNAMICSYSTEMS, AND CONTROL ENGINEERING7-5-1 Applied Mechanics, Dynamic Systems, andControl EngineeringConvention Center, 250B 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Mohammad Mahinfalah, MilwaukeeSchool of Engineering, Milwaukee, WI, United States

2:00pm – Design, Development and Implementation ofVibratory Mechanisms to Be Utilized in Dynamics andVibrations CoursesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10235Yoseph Woldemariam, Martin Garcia, Tris Utschig, AyseTekes, Kennesaw State University, Marietta, GA, United States

2:21pm – Modelling the Motion of a 2-Arm ROVTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10282Marius Saure, Sondre Iversen, Andreas Snekkevik, WesternNorway University of Applied Sciences, Bergen, Hordaland,Norway, Rose Gebhardt, Zhiyang Chen, Cooper Union, New York, NY, United States, Christopher Mignano, CooperUnion, Staten Island, NY, United States, Dirk M. Luchtenburg,Cooper Union, New York, NY, United States, ThomasImpelluso, Western Norway University of Applied Sciences,Bergen, Norway

2:42pm – Modelling Buoy Motion at SeaTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10437Thorstein R. Rykkje, Tord Tørressen, Håvard Løkkebø,Western Norway University of Applied Sciences, Bergen,Norge, Norway

3:03pm – Implementation of Multi-Scale Characterizationand Visualization on Enhancement of Solid MechanicsEducationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10747Jingyu Wang, University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK, UnitedStates, Nyree Mason, Firas Akasheh, Tuskegee University,Tuskegee, AL, United States, Gul Kremer, Iowa StateUniversity, Ames, IA, United States, Zahed Siddique, YingtaoLiu, University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK, United States

3:24pm – Dissipating Earthquake Energy Through FrictionUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13943Myrto Kampouris, Pedro Silva, George WashingtonUniversity, Washington, DC, United States, Olivia Lee, St. Paul’s High School, N/A, NH, United States

7-9 PRE-COLLEGE (K-12) STEM, RET –UNIVERSITY, SCHOOL, AND INDUSTRYALLIANCE7-9-1 K-12 STEM, RET – University, School, andIndustry AllianceConvention Center, 250B 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Emine Foust, York College, Jacobus, PA,United States

Session Co-Organizer: Subha Kumpaty, Milwaukee School ofEngineering, Milwaukee, WI, United States

4:00pm – Inspiring Engineering in the K12: Biomimicry as aBridge Between Math and BiologyTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10248Fredrik Sanne, Western Norway University of AppliedSciences, Bergen, Hordaland, Norway, Inge Risheim, St. PaulSchool, Bergen, Norway, Thomas Impelluso, Western NorwayUniversity of Applied Sciences, Bergen, Norway

4:21pm – A Model Science-Based Learning STEM ProgramTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10352Benjamin Cieslinski, Mohamed Gharib, Brady Creel, TalaKatbeh, Texas A&M University at Qatar, Doha, Al-Dawha, Qatar

4:42pm – A Minimalistic and Historically-Based STEMLearning ApproachTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10465Joseph Marlowe, John Smith, Dravin Thomas, SubhaKumpaty, Milwaukee School of Engineering, Milwaukee, WI,United States

5:03pm – A Model Engineering-Based STEM LearningProgramTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10360Mohamed Gharib, Benjamin Cieslinski, Brady Creel, TalaKatbeh, Texas A&M University at Qatar, Doha, Qatar

5:24pm – STEM Outreach Programs in the Department ofDefense: How the Navy is Partnering With K-12 and PostSecondary Educators to Promote STEM in the Classroomand BeyondTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12451Paige George, NSWC PCD, Panama City, FL, United States

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8-1-1: 7th Symposium on Electric, Magnetic and Thermal Phenomena in Micro and Nano-Scale Systems

8-2-1: 6th Symposium on Fluid Mechanics and Rheology of Nonlinear Materialsand Complex Fluids – I

8-2-2: 26th Symposium on Fluid Mechanics and Rheology of Nonlinear Materialsand Complex Fluids – II

8-2-3: 26th Symposium on Fluid Mechanics and Rheology of Nonlinear Materialsand Complex Fluids – III

8-3-1: 25th Symposium on Fundamental Issues and Perspectives in FluidMechanics – I

8-3-2: 25th Symposium on Fundamental Issues and Perspectives in FluidMechanics – II

8-3-3: 25th Symposium on Fundamental Issues and Perspectives in FluidMechanics – III

8-4-1: Symposium on CFD Applications for Optimization and Controls – I

8-4-2: Symposium on CFD Applications for Optimization and Controls – II

8-4-3: Symposium on CFD Applications for Optimization and Controls – III

8-5-1: EFD/CFD Choice: A Dilemma for Industries

8-6-1: Microfluidics and Nanofluidics in Bioengineering Applications I

8-6-2: Multiphase Flows

8-6-3: Fundamentals and Applications in Micro/Nanofluidics I

8-6-4: Fundamentals and Applications in Micro/Nanofluidics II

8-7-1: 15th Forum on Recent Developments in Multiphase

8-9-1: Industrial Flows I

8-9-2: Industrial Flows II

8-9-3: Industrial Flows III

8-9-4: Industrial Flows and Fluid Measurement & Instrumentation

8-11-1: 19th International Symposium on Measurement and Modeling ofEnvironmental Flows and Wind Turbine Aerodynamics and Control

8-12-1: 12th Forum on Fluid Measurements and Instrumentation



8-14-1: Young Engineers Paper (YEP) Contest


TRACK ORGANIZERSJudith Bamberger, Pacific Northwest

National Lab, United StatesZhongquan Zheng, Utah State University,

United States

TOPIC ORGANIZERSKevin Anderson, California State

Polytech University, United StatesSayavur Bakhtiyarov, New Mexico

Institute of Mining and Technology,United States

Judith Bamberger, Pacific NorthwestNational Lab, United States

B. Terry Beck, Kansas State University,United States

M'Hamed Boutaous, CETHIL (centreD’Énergétique Et De Thermique DeLyon), France

George Chamoun, Eastman, UnitedStates

David Davis, NASA Glenn ResearchCenter, United States

F. Javier Diez-Garias, Rutgers, The StateUniversity of New Jersey, UnitedStates


Mark R Duignan, Savannah RiverNational Laboratory, United States

Philipp Epple, University of AppliedSciences Coburg, Germany

Marianne Francois, Los Alamos NationalLab, United States

Emma Frosina, University of Naples, ItalyKhaled Hammad, Central Connecticut

State University, United StatesNazmul Islam, University of Texas Rio

Grande Valley, United StatesJoseph Katz, Johns Hopkins University,

United States

Boris Khusid, New Jersey Institute ofTechnololgy, United States

Robert Kunz, Penn State University,United States

Kashif Nawaz, Oak Ridge NationalLaboratory | ORNL, United States

Ivaylo P. Nedyalko, University of NewHampshire, United States

Tim O’Hern, Sandia NationalLaboratories, United States

Joel Park, U.S. Naval Surface Warfare,United States

Deborah Pence, Oregon State University,United States

Stamatios Pothos, TSI Inc., UnitedStates

Sanjin Ryu, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, United States

Michael Schertzer, Rochester Institute ofTechnology, United States

S.A. Sherif, University of Florida, UnitedStates

Dennis Siginer, Botswana InternationalUniversity of Science and Technology,Botswana

Alexandrina Untaroiu, Virginia Tech,United States

D. Keith Walters, University of Oklahoma,United States

Martin Wosnik, University of NewHampshire, United States

Ning Zhang, McNeese State University,United States

Zhongquan Zheng, Utah State University,United States

SESSION ORGANIZERSKevin Anderson, California State

Polytech University, United StatesGeorge Chamoun, Eastman, United

States

David Davis, NASA Glenn ResearchCenter, United States

F. Javier Diez-Garias, Rutgers, The StateUniversity of New Jersey, UnitedStates


Gen Fu, Virginia Tech, United StatesKhaled Hammad, Central Connecticut

State University, United StatesBrian D. Iverson, Brigham Young

University, United StatesJaikrishnan Kadambi, Case Western

Reserve University, United StatesJinkook Lee, Eaton, United StatesKashif Nawaz, Oak Ridge National

Laboratory, United StatesMajid Rashidi, Cleveland State

University, United StatesUpendra Rohatgi, Brookhaven National

Laboratory, United StatesSanjin Ryu, University of Nebraska-

Lincoln, United StatesS.A. Sherif, University of Florida, United

StatesHua Tan, Washington State University-

Vancouver, United StatesAlexandrina Untaroiu, Virginia Tech,

United StatesJie Xu, University of Illinois at Chicago,

United StatesRavinder Yerram, GE Power, United

States


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8-9 28TH SYMPOSIUM ON INDUSTRIALFLOWS8-9-1 Industrial Flows IConvention Center, 250D 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Alexandrina Untaroiu, Virginia Tech,Charlottesville, VA, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Ravinder Yerram, GE Power, Houston,TX, United States

10:45am – CFD Study of Particle and Compressible FlowInteraction for a Twin Wire Arc Spraying SystemTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10101Raymond Faull, Nicole Wagner, Kevin Anderson, CaliforniaState Polytech University, Pomona, CA, United States

11:06am – Micro Hydrokinetic Turbine Operating in theVicinity of a Free Surface: Multiphase Large EddySimulationsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10899Bashar Attiya, Muhannad Altimemy, Lehigh University,Bethlehem, PA, United States, Cosan Daskiran, Center forNatural Resources, Newark, NJ, United States, I-Han Liu,Lehigh University, Naperville, IL, United States, AlparslanOztekin, Lehigh University, Bethlehem, PA, United States

11:27am – Enhancing the Performance of Centrifugal Pumpby Adding Cylindrical Disks at Inlet SuctionTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11433Linda Sadik, Lawrence Technological University, Southfield,MI, United States, Badih Jawad, Lawrence TechnologicalUniversity, Dearborn Heights, MI, United States, MuntherHermez, Liping Liu, Lawrence Technological University,Southfield, MI, United States

11:48am – Design of a Turbopiston Pump Guided byComputational AnalysisTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10636Ting Wang, University of New Orleans, New Orleans, LA,United States, Patrick Rousset, Power Engineering, Inc.,Elmwood, LA, United States

12:09pm – Fluid Flow Characteristics of a Co-Flow FluidicSlot Jet Thrust Augmentation Propulsion SystemTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13953Brian Garrett, Kareem Ahmed, University of Central Florida,Orlando, FL, United States

8-9 28TH SYMPOSIUM ON INDUSTRIALFLOWS8-9-2 Industrial Flows IIConvention Center, 250D 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Kevin Anderson, California State PolytechUniversity, Pomona, CA, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Gen Fu, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA,United States

2:00pm – Adaptation of an Existing Impeller Design toLarge Bore Requirements: Aerodynamic ConsiderationsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11265Vishal Jariwala, Louis Larosiliere, Elliott Group, Jeannette,PA, United States

2:21pm – Effects of Spraying Parameters on the PaintTransfer Efficiency in Air SprayTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11896Simin Zhang, Guolei Wang, Xingjie Liu, Xiaotong Hua,Zhiliang Chen, Ken Chen, Tsinghua University, Beijing,Beijing, China

2:42pm – Inclined Injection of Under Expanded SupersonicGas JetTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12020Alex Sheridan, Oklahoma State University, Tulsa, OK, UnitedStates, Shubham Srivastava, Rheem Manufacturing,Montgomery, AL, United States, Michael Henneke, John ZinkHamworthy Combustion, Tulsa, OK, United States,Muhammad S. Raza, Khaled Sallam, Oklahoma StateUniversity, Tulsa, OK, United States

3:03pm – The Effect of the Embedded Spacers on thePerformance of Direct Contact Membrane DistillationSystem Operating With Different Inlet Feed TemperatureTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10723Anas M. Alwatban, Ahmed Alshwairekh, Umar Alqsair,Robert M. Krysko, Abdullah A. Alghafis, Alparslan Oztekin,Lehigh University, Bethlehem, PA, United States

3:24pm – Gas Fuel Variability Using Buffer Volume inAeroderivative Gas TurbinesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11090Ravinder YERRAM, Balakrishnan Ponnuraj, GE Power,Houston, TX, United States

8-14 YOUNG ENGINEERS PAPER (YEP)CONTEST8-14-1 Young Engineers Paper (YEP) ContestConvention Center, 250C 2:00PM–3:45PM

2:00pm – Analysis of Labyrinth Seal Flow Patterns toImprove Bulk Flow Code PredictionsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10972Nathaniel Gibbons, Cori Watson-Kassa, ChristopherGoyne, Houston G. Wood, University of VirCharlottesville, VA, United States

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2:21pm – Three-Dimensional Velocity Field Measurementsin Rugged Terrain Using Magnetic Resonance VelocimetryTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11729Daniel Chung, United States Military Academy, West Point,NY, United States

2:42pm – Cavitation Number as a Function of DiskCavitator Radius: A Numerical Analysis of NaturalSupercavitationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12492Reid Prichard, Liberty University, Lynchburg, VA, UnitedStates, Wayne Strasser, Eastman Chemical Co, Kingsport, TN,United States, Thomas Eldredge, Liberty University,Lynchburg, VA, United States

8-7 15TH FORUM ON RECENTDEVELOPMENTS IN MULTIPHASE FLOW8-7-1 15th Forum on Recent Developments inMultiphase FlowConvention Center, 250C 4:00PM–5:45PM

4:00pm – Direct Pressure Measurement and FlowVisualization of Cavitation in a Converging-DivergingNozzleTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12236Benjamin Gallman, B. Terry Beck, Mohammad Hosni,Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS, United States

4:21pm – Simulation of Viscous Fingering in MicrochannelsWith Hybrid-Patterned Surface Using Lattice BoltzmannMethodTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10876Margulan Tursynkhan, Bagdagul Dauyeshova, DesmondAdair, Nazarbayev University, Astana, Astana, Kazakhstan,Ernesto Monaco, Engineering Software Steyr, Steyr, Austria,Luis Rojas-Solorzano, Nazarbayev University, Astana,Kazakhstan

4:42pm – Lattice Boltzmann Modelling of Contact Angleand Hysteresis Under Homogeneous and HeterogeneousDynamic Wetting RegimeTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10921Nursultan Zhumatay, Bagdagul Dauyeshova, DesmondAdair, Nazarbayev University, Astana, Kazakhstan, ErnestoMonaco, Engineering Software Steyr, Steyr, Austria, LuisRojas-Solorzano, Nazarbayev University, Astana, Kazakhstan

5:03pm – Multi-Fluid Approach to Model Cross-StreamMigration of Hard Spheres in a Dilute SuspensionTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13372Nilanka I.K. Ekanayake, Joseph D. Berry, Anthony D.Stickland, David E. Dunstan, University of Melbourne,Parkville, VIC, Australia, Steven K. Dower, Ineke L. Muir, CSLLimited, Parkville, VIC, Australia, Dalton J.E. Harvie, Universityof Melbourne, Parkville, Australia

5:24pm – Experimental Analysis of Chamber Volume Effecton Bubble Formation From Hydrophobic Orifice SubstratesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10670Omkar Gokhale, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH,United States, Milind A. Jog, University of Cincinnati, Mason,OH, United States, Raj M. Manglik, University of Cincinnati,Cincinnati, OH, United States

8-9 28TH SYMPOSIUM ON INDUSTRIALFLOWS8-9-3 Industrial Flows IIIConvention Center, 250D 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Gen Fu, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA,United States

Session Co-Organizers: Ravinder Yerram, GE Power,Houston, TX, United States, George Chamoun, Eastman, Gray,TN, United States

4:00pm – Numerical CFD / FSI Study of Teflon and Dacronfor Use in the Femoral Artery Graft ProcedureTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10100Sukwinder Sandhu, Kevin Anderson, California StatePolytech University, Pomona, CA, United States

4:21pm – Verification of CFD Prediction Accuracy of FlowTurbulence Induced Vibration Loadings Around a PipeBendTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10200Xidong Hu, Shaoxiang Qian, Kota Matsuura, ShunjiKataoka, JGC Corporation, Yokohama, Kanagwa, Japan

4:42pm – An Assessment of the Validity of Quasi-SteadyAnalysis of Pressure Relief ValvesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10607Christopher Doyle, William Dempster, University ofStrathclyde, Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom, StevenTaggart, Broady Flow Control Ltd., Kingston Upon Hull, EastYorkshire, England, United Kingdom

5:03pm – The Effect of Mixing Promotors on Sweeping GasMembrane Distillation System PerformanceTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10727Umar Alqsair, Anas M. Alwatban, Ahmed Alshwairekh,Robert M. Krysko, Abdullah A. Alghafis, Alparslan Oztekin,Lehigh University, Bethlehem, PA, United States

5:24pm – Analysis of Spherical PIG Dynamics for anAutomtated Launching SystemTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12889Aarthi Sekaran, Texas A&M University, Galveston, TX, UnitedStates, Will Stratton, WeldFit, Houston, TX, United States

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8-13 FLUIDS ENGINEERING PLENARIES8-13-1 Plenary Session IConvention Center, 155D 8:45AM–9:30AM

8:45am – Using Uncertainty Quantification With HPC toReconcile Models and MeasurementsPlenary Presentation. IMECE2019-14000Philip Smith, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, UnitedStates

8-13-2 Plenary Session II9:45AM–10:30AM

9:45am – The Smallest Fluids Technologies for the LargestFluids Challenge: Microfluidics for Energy and theEnvironmentPlenary Presentation. IMECE2019-14001David Sinton, University of Toronto, Toronto, ON, Canada

8-9 28TH SYMPOSIUM ON INDUSTRIALFLOWS8-9-4 Industrial Flows and Fluid Measurement &InstrumentationConvention Center, 250F 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Ravinder Yerram, GE Power, Houston, TX,United States

Session Co-Organizer: Alexandrina Untaroiu, Virginia Tech,Charlottesville, VA, United States

10:45am – The Effect of Crosswind Velocity on the SprayDrift of Flat Fan NozzleTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12049Saqib Raza, Khaled Sallam, Oklahoma State University, Tulsa,OK, United States, Scott Post, Lincoln Agritech, Christchurch,New Zealand

11:06am – Experimental Investigation of Water EmulsionFuel StabilityTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10258Gurjap Singh, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA, United States,Elio Lopes, Universiade do Estado de Santa Catarina, SantaCatarina, Brazil, Nicholas Hentges, Albert Ratner, Universityof Iowa, Iowa City, IA, United States

11:27am – Effect of Phase Change Material on Temperaturein a Room Fitted With a WindcatcherTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10553Peter Abdo, B. Phuoc Huynh, Ali Braytee, Rahil Taghipour,University of Technology Sydney, Sydney, Australia

11:48am – Improving the Performance of CentrifugalPumps in Serial and Parallel Configurations Using DigitalTwinsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12038Andrés L. Carrillo Peña, Jeffer S. Eugenio Barroso, Alberto A. Martinez Vesga, Universidad Autónoma deBucaramanga, Bucaramanga, Colombia, Sebastian RoaPrada, Universidad Autónoma de Bucaramanga,Floridablanca, Santander, Colombia, Victor A. Ardila Acuña,Universidad Autónoma de Bucaramanga, Bucaramanga,Santander, Colombia

12:09pm – Hydrodynamic Coefficients for anExtraterrestrial SubmarineTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10257Hani Alhasni, Ona Thornquist, Shafquat Tanvirul Islam, NewYork University, Brooklyn, NY, United States, Peter Garrison,Aerologic, Los Angeles, CA, United States, Iskender Sahin,New York University, Brooklyn, NY, United States

8-11 19TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUMONMEASUREMENTANDMODELINGOFENVIRONMENTAL FLOWSANDWINDTURBINE AERODYNAMICS ANDCONTROL8-11-1 19th International Symposium onMeasurement and Modeling of Environmental Flowsand Wind Turbine Aerodynamics and ControlConvention Center, 250E 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: S.A. Sherif, University of Florida,Gainesville, FL, United States

Session Co-Organizers: Kashif Nawaz, Oak Ridge NationalLaboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, United States, Majid Rashidi,Cleveland State University, Pepper Pike, OH, United States,Jinkook Lee, Eaton, Concord, OH, United States, JaikrishnanKadambi, Case Western Reserve University, RichmondHeights, OH, United States, Upendra Rohatgi, BrookhavenNational Laboratory, Upton, NY, United States

10:45am – Analytical and Numerical Modeling of SoilCutting and Transportation During Auger Drilling OperationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10311Mohamed Ahmed Aboelftooh Abdeldayem, MohamedHussien Mabrouk, Mootaz Abo-Elnor, Military TechnicalCollege, Cairo, Egypt

11:06am – An Interpolation-Based Boundary Scheme forthe Finite Volume Discrete Boltzmann Method onUnstructured GridsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11732Leitao Chen, Laura Schaefer, Rice University, Houston, TX,United States, Hamid Sadat, University of North University,Denton, TX, United States

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11:27am – Detailed Three-Dimensional Velocity FieldMeasurements of a Complex Internal Cooling Flow Within aGas Turbine VaneTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11764Michael Benson, David Helmer, Bret Van Poppel, U.S.Military Academy, West Point, NY, United States, ChristopherElkins, Stanford University, Stanford, CA, United States,Benjamin Duhaime, David Bindon, Mattias Cooper, RobertWoodings, U.S. Military Academy, West Point, NY, UnitedStates

11:48am – Wind Energy Harnessing System for Low andHigh Wind SpeedsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11995Majid Rashidi, Cleveland State University, Pepper Pike, OH,United States, Jaikrishnan Kadambi, Case Western ReserveUniversity, Richmond Heights, OH, United States, Renjie Ke,Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH, UnitedStates

12:09pm – Improved Prediction of Energy Generation FromVertical-Axis Wind Turbines Operating in Realistic UnsteadyWind ConditionsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13738Omid Atlaschian, Meredith Metzger, University of Utah, SaltLake City, UT, United States

8-2 26TH SYMPOSIUM ON FLUIDMECHANICS ANDRHEOLOGYOFNONLINEAR MATERIALS AND COMPLEXFLUIDS8-2-1 26th Symposium on Fluid Mechanics andRheology of Nonlinear Materials and Complex Fluids – IConvention Center, 250E 2:00PM–3:45PM

2:00pm – Secondary Flows in Eccentric-Annular TubesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11548Mario Letelier, University of Chile, Santiago, Santiago, Chile,Dennis Siginer, Botswana International University of Scienceand Technology, Palapye, Botswana, Diego Almendra, JuanStockle, Universidad de Santiago de Chile, Santiago, Chile

2:21pm – Monte Carlo Simulations of Magnetic SpheroidalParticles on a 2D Plane for Elucidation of Phase Change inParticle AggregatesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12755Seiya Suzuki, Shouhei Wada, Akira Satoh, MuneoFutamura, Akita Prefectural University, Yurihonjo, Akita, Japan

2:42pm – A New Approach to the Numerical Modeling ofthe Viscoelastic Rayleigh-Benard ConvectionTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11675Xin Zheng, M’Hamed Boutaous, Shihe Xin, CNRS, INSA-Lyon, Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1, Villeurbanne, Rhone,France, Dennis Siginer, Botswana International University ofScience and Technology, Palapye, Botswana, Fouad Hagani,Ronnie Knikker, INSA de Lyon, Villeurbanne, France

3:03pm – Modification of Turbulent Boundary Layer in theHomogeneous Concentration of Polymer SolutionTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13905Yasaman Farsiani, Brian Elbing, Oklahoma State University,Stillwater, OK, United States

3:24pm – Prediction of Transversal Flow in Non-CircularTubes With a Higher Order Constitutive EquationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12062Mario Letelier, University of Chile, Santiago, Santiago, Chile,Dennis Siginer, Botswana International University of Scienceand Technology, Palapye, Botswana, Paola Merino, JuanStockle, Universidad de Santiago de Chile, Santiago, Chile

8-12 12TH FORUM ON FLUIDMEASUREMENTS ANDINSTRUMENTATION8-12-1 12th Forum on Fluid Measurements andInstrumentationConvention Center, 250F 2:00PM–3:45PM

2:00pm – Convergence of PIV Measurements at the Inlet ofa Turbocharger CompressorTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10461Deb Banerjee, Ahmet Selamet, Ricky Dehner, Ohio StateUniversity, Columbus, OH, United States, Keith Miazgowicz,Ford Motor Company, Dearborn, MI, United States

2:21pm – Magnetic-Based Particle Tracking in a DenseGranular Shear FlowTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10652Xingtian Tao, Huixuan Wu, University of Kansas, Lawrence,KS, United States

2:42pm – Experimental Characterization of a NovelPiezoelectric FanTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11039Jingru Benner, Eric Shilyuk, Jarrod Coletta, MehdiMortazavi, Anthony Santamaria, Western New EnglandUniversity, Springfield, MA, United States, Shun Su, Tony Nguyen, Bimitech Inc., San Jose, CA, United States

3:03pm – Development of 3-D Printed Optically Clear RigidAnatomical Vessels for Particle Image Velocimetry Analysisin Cardiovascular FlowTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11649Nicholas Stanley, Ashley Ciero, William Timms, RodwardHewlin, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Charlotte,NC, United States

3:24pm – Evaluation of Pressure Field From PIV Data UsingMachine LearningTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10841Manan Basu, Tript Sharma, Sushrut Kumar, RajkumarSingh, Delhi Technological University, Delhi, India


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8-1 17TH SYMPOSIUM ON ELECTRIC,MAGNETIC AND THERMAL PHENOMENAIN MICRO AND NANO-SCALE SYSTEMS8-1-1 17th Symposium on Electric, Magnetic andThermal Phenomena in Micro and Nano-ScaleSystemsConvention Center, 250F 4:00PM–5:45PM

4:00pm – Comparing Electrowettability and Surfactants asTools for Wettability Enhancement on a HydrophobicSurfaceTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10483Manojkumar Lokanathan, Vaibhav Bahadur, University ofTexas at Austin, Austin, TX, United States, Himanshu Sharma,Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, West Bengal, India,Mostafa Shabaka, Penn State, State College, PA, UnitedStates, Kishore Mohanty, University of Texas at Austin, Austin,TX, United States

4:21pm – Analysis of the Torque Characteristics of anElectromagnetic Eddy Current BrakeTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10044Jimin Zhang, Qiao Ren, Peng Zhang, Jitong Zhang, HechaoZhou, Tongji University, Shanghai, China

4:42pm – A Novel Ferrofluid-Based Valve-Less PumpTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10790Trevor Michelson, Joshua Rudnick, Joshua Baxter, RezaRashidi, State University of New York, Alfred State College,Alfred, NY, United States

8-2 26TH SYMPOSIUM ON FLUIDMECHANICS AND RHEOLOGY OFNONLINEAR MATERIALS AND COMPLEXFLUIDS8-2-2 26th Symposium on Fluid Mechanics andRheology of Nonlinear Materials and Complex Fluids – IIConvention Center, 250E 4:00PM–5:45PM

4:00pm – Analysis of a Stokes Flow Past a Cube (Friction and Diffusion Coefficients for Brownian DynamicsSimulations)Technical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10549Kazuya Okada, Akira Satoh, Akita Prefectural University,Yuri-Honjo, Japan

4:21pm – Brownian Dynamics Simulations of the Motion ofSpherical Particles in a Rotating Magnetic FieldTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10550Seiya Suzuki, Akira Satoh, Muneo Futamura, Akita Prefectural University, Yuri-honjo, Akita, Japan

4:42pm – Continuous Relaxation Spectra and Its Reduced-Dimensionality Descriptions for Engineering Design WithLinear ViscoelasticityTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13370Yong Hoon Lee, R.E. Corman, Randy H. Ewoldt, JamesAllison, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL,United States

5:03pm – Flow Enhancement of Highly Viscous Liquids inConduits by Initiating Velocity Slip at the Limit ofLubrication at WallsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13465Martin Azese, Otterbein University, Westerville, OH, UnitedStates


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8-2 26TH SYMPOSIUM ON FLUIDMECHANICS AND RHEOLOGY OFNONLINEAR MATERIALS AND COMPLEXFLUIDS8-2-3 26th Symposium on Fluid Mechanics andRheology of Nonlinear Materials and Complex Fluids – IIIConvention Center, 255C 8:15AM–10:00AM

8:15am – Implications of Non-Bingham RheologyTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11841Leonard Pease, Judith Bamberger, Michael Minette, PacificNorthwest National Laboratory, Richland, WA, United States

8:36am – Natural Convection in Yield Stress Fluids From aConfined Horizontal PlateTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11258Swati Patel, Indian Institute of Technology Ropar, Rupnagar,Punjab, India, A H Raja, Indian Oil Corporation Ltd., Bijapur,Karnataka, India, R.P. Chhabra, Indian Institute of TechnologyRopar, Rupnagar, Punjab, India

8:57am – Effect of Impingement Surface Velocity on SlotJet and Slot Jet Reattachment Nozzles’ Flow FieldTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11404Milad Farzad, Jamal Yagoobi, Worcester PolytechnicInstitute, Worcester, MA, United States

9:18am – Experimental Study on the Mechanism of aMicrojet Arising in an Electro-Conjugate FluidTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10683Shuntaro Shindo, Naoki Ogasawara, Akira Satoh, MuneoFutamura, Akita Prefectural University, Yuri-honjo, Akita, Japan

8-5 PANEL: CFD/EFD CHOICE? – A DILEMMA FOR INDUSTRIES8-5-1 EFD/CFD Choice? A Dilemma for IndustriesConvention Center, 255B 8:15AM–10:00AM

8:15am – CFD and EFD in the Design Process of Fans andBlowersPanel Presentation. IMECE2019-11761Philipp Epple, University of Applied Sciences Coburg,Nurnberg, Bavaria, Germany

8:36am – Thoughts on Effective Use of CFD and EFDPanel Presentation. IMECE2019-13990Barton L. Smith, Utah State University, Logan, UT, UnitedStates

8:57am – Basic Information for Industrial Customers onExperimental Fluid Dynamic (EFD) TechniquesPlenary Presentation. IMECE2019-12280Stamatios Pothos, TSI Incorp, Shoreview, MN, United States

8-6 MICROFLUIDICS 2019 - FLUIDENGINEERING IN MICRO- ANDNANOSYSTEMS8-6-1 Microfluidics and Nanofluidics inBioengineering Applications IConvention Center, 259 8:15AM–10:00AM

Session Organizer: Sanjin Ryu, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, NE, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Jie Xu, University of Illinois atChicago, Chicago, IL, United States

8:15am – Enhancing the Cell Viability in High ThroughputDeterministic Lateral Displacement Separation ofCirculating Tumor CellsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10209Arian Aghilinejad, University of Southern California, LosAngeles, Los Angeles, CA, United States, Christopher Landry,George Cha, Xiaolin Chen, Washington State UniversityVancouver, Vancouver, WA, United States

8:36am – Acoustofluidic Micromixer on Lab-on-a-FoilDevicesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10533Yang Lin, Yuan Gao, Mengren Wu, Jie Xu, University ofIllinois at Chicago, Chicago, IL, United States

8:57am – Microfluidic Analysis of Platelet ActivationMechanismTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11989Carlos Palou, Mohammad Hossan, Aseer Intisar, NaveenThirunilath, University of Central Oklahoma, Edmond, OK,United States

9:18am – Mathematical Modeling of Thrombus Formation ina Microchannel NetworkPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-11979Carlos Palou, Maria Kunnel, Morshed Khandaker,Mohammad Hossan, University of Central Oklahoma,Edmond, OK, United States

8-3 25TH SYMPOSIUM ON FUNDAMENTALISSUES AND PERSPECTIVES IN FLUIDMECHANICS8-3-1 25th Symposium on Fundamental Issues andPerspectives in Fluid Mechanics – IConvention Center, 255C 10:15AM–12:00PM

Session Organizer: F. Javier Diez-Garias, Rutgers, The StateUniversity of New Jersey, Piscataway, NJ, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Haibo Dong, University of Virginia,Charlottesville, VA, United States

10:15am – Investigating the Flowfield Physics WithinCompressible Turbulent Boundary LayersTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10079Frederick Ferguson, Dehua Feng, Yang Gao, North CarAgricultural and Technical State UnUnited States

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10:36am – Design of a High Speed Internal Gear Pump toIncrease the Power Density of Electro Hydraulic Actuators(EHA) in Mobile ApplicationsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10351Tobias Pietrzyk, David Roth, Georg Jacobs, KatharinaSchmitz, RWTH Aachen University, Aachen, NRW, Germany

10:57am – Assessment of Eddy-Viscosity TurbulenceModels on Flow in a WheelhouseTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10453Kaloki Nabutola, Sandra Boetcher, Embry-RiddleAeronautical University, Daytona Beach, FL, United States

11:18am – Drag Reduction of Ground Vehicles Using Air-Injected Wheel DeflectorsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10454Kaloki Nabutola, Sandra Boetcher, Embry-RiddleAeronautical University, Daytona Beach, FL, United States

11:39am – Influence of Corner Radius on Flow Past SquareCylinder With Tandem ArrangementsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12222Sajjad Miran, University of Gujrat, Gujrat, Pakistan, FurqanAhmad, Dhofar University, Salalah, Dhofar, Oman, WaseemArif, University of Gujrat, Gujrat, Pakistan, Kamran Nazir,National University of Technology, Islamabad, Pakistan

8-4 SYMPOSIUMONCFDAPPLICATIONSFOROPTIMIZATIONANDCONTROLS8-4-1 Symposium on CFD Applications forOptimization and Controls – IConvention Center, 255B 10:15AM–12:00PM

10:15am – CFD Analysis of Reversed Installation on FlowMeasurements by a Plate OrificeTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10620Dezhi Zheng, Halliburton, Houston, TX, United States, Haibo Ma, Purdue University, Highland, IN, United States,Armin Silaen, Chenn Zhou, Purdue University Northwest,Hammond, IN, United States

10:36am – Vortex Generator Designs to Improve Flow for aVehicle Side-View MirrorTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10669Zulong Dong, Lawrence Technological University, Southfield,MI, United States, Badih Jawad, Lawrence TechnologicalUniversity, Dearborn Heights, MI, United States, Liping Liu,Hossam Metwally, Lawrence Technological University,Southfield, MI, United States

10:57am – Numerical Analysis of Breakwater Design forSediment Transportation Under Coastal Wave ActionsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11434Hairui Wang, Ning Zhang, McNeese State University, LakeCharles, LA, United States

11:18am – Investigation of Cross-Wind Effects on Ship-Helo Dynamic InterfaceTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13020Shrish Shukla, Sidh Nath Singh, Sawan Suman, IndianInstitute of Technology Delhi, Delhi, India, R. Vijayakumar,Indian Institute of Technology Madras, Madras, India

11:39am – Predicting the Distribution of Drugs DeliveredUsing Needleless Liquid Jet InjectorsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13103Siamak Mirfendereski, Fariba Aghabaglou, Ali Tamayol, Jae Sung Park, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, NE,United States

8-6 MICROFLUIDICS 2019 – FLUIDENGINEERING IN MICRO- ANDNANOSYSTEMS8-6-2 Multiphase FlowsConvention Center, 259 10:15AM–12:00PM


Session Co-Organizer: Hua Tan, Washington State UniversityVancouver, Vancouver, WA, United States

10:15am – Dynamics of Compound Droplet PassingThrough a Conical CTC MicrofilterTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10519Pengliang Chang, Mohammad Abul Hashem, Xiaolin Chen,Hua Tan, Washington State University Vancouver, Vancouver,WA, United States

10:36am – Influence of Lateral Restraint onThermocapillary Migration of Wetting DropletsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11270Kalichetty Srinivasa Sagar, Dwaraknath K G, ArvindPattamatta, Thirumalachari Sundararajan, Indian Institute ofTechnology Madras, Chennai, Tamilnadu, India

10:57am – Jet Initiation After Drop Impact onMicropatterned Hydrophilic SurfacesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11500anayet Siddique, Feng Zhao, Washington State UniversityVancouver, Vancouver, WA, United States, Mark Weislogel,Portland State University, Portland, OR, United States,Hua Tan, Washington State University Vancouver, Vancouver,WA, United States

11:18am – Controllable Spreading of Microliter-Sized LiquidDroplets Using Ultrasonic VibrationTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11966Matthew Trapuzzano, University of South Florida, Tampa, FL,United States, Nathan Crane, Brigham Young University,Provo, UT, United States, Rasim Guldiken, Andres Tejada-Martinez, University of South Florida, Tampa, FL, UnitedStates


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8-3 25TH SYMPOSIUM ON FUNDAMENTALISSUES AND PERSPECTIVES IN FLUIDMECHANICS8-3-2 25th Symposium on Fundamental Issues andPerspectives in Fluid Mechanics – IIConvention Center, 258 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: S.A. Sherif, University of Florida,Gainesville, FL, United States

Session Co-Organizer: David Davis, NASA Glenn ResearchCenter, Cleveland, OH, United States

2:00pm – Finite Element Method for Fluid Flow in 3DDomains Containing Moving InterfacesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10016A.K.M. Monayem Mazumder, Saginaw Valley State University,Saginaw, MI, United States

2:21pm – A DNS Study on Roughness-Induced Transition inOscillating Pipe Flow by Employing Overset MethodologyTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12300Ali A. Abdulrasool, Yongho Lee, Embry-Riddle AeronauticalUniversity, Daytona Beach, FL, United States

2:42pm – Fully Transient Model of a Hydraulic AccumulatorTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11343Filipp Kratschun, Andris Rambaks, Katharina Schmitz,RWTH Aachen University, Aachen, NRW, Germany

3:03pm – Application of a Hybrid RANS-LES Method to FreeShear LayersTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10618Pietro Catalano, Italian Aerospace Research Center, Capua,Italy

3:24pm – A Numerical Study of Laminar and IntermittentlyTurbulent Boundary Layer on an Oscillating Flat Plate UsingPseudo-Compressible RANS ModelTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12727Shivank Srivastava, Brandon M. Taravella, Kazim Akyuzlu,University of New Orleans, New Orleans, LA, United States

8-4 SYMPOSIUM ON CFD APPLICATIONSFOR OPTIMIZATION AND CONTROLS8-4-2 Symposium on CFD Applications forOptimization and Controls – IIConvention Center, 255B 2:00PM–3:45PM

2:00pm – A Natural Evolution Based NumericalOptimisation Framework to Develop and Enhance Airfoil-Slat ArrangementTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10846Sushrut Kumar, Delhi Technological University, Delhi, India,Priyam Gupta, Delhi Technological University, Noida, UttarPradesh, India, Rajkumar Singh, Delhi TechnologicalUniversity, Delhi, India

2:21pm – Investigation of Conduit Flow Past CorrugatedStructures Using Large Eddy SimulationsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11273Sushrut Kumar, Ujjwal Suri, Paras Sachdeva, RajkumarSingh, Delhi Technological University, Delhi, India

2:42pm – Computational Evaluation of a NovelAerodynamic Road Vehicle Design and Drag ReductionUsing Vortex GeneratorsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11319B.B. Arora, Ujjwal Suri, Utkarsh Garg, Delhi TechnologicalUniversity, New Delhi, Delhi, India, Shraman Das, DelhiTechnological University, Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India, SushrutKumar, Delhi Technological University, New Delhi, Delhi, India

3:03pm – Modeling and Analysis of Noise Barrier ShapeEffects on Highway Automobiles Emission DispersionTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11355Shaoguang Wang, Xiuling Wang, Purdue UniversityNorthwest, Hammond, IN, United States

3:24pm – Numerical Verification of the ThermodynamicDetermination of the Hydraulic Efficiency of Radial FansTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11417Philipp Epple, Manuel Fritsche, Coburg University of AppliedSciences, Coburg, Bavaria, Germany, Felix Reinker, Stefanaus der Wiesche, Müenster University of Applied Sciences,Steinfurt, Germany

8-6 MICROFLUIDICS 2019 – FLUIDENGINEERING INMICRO- ANDNANOSYSTEMS8-6-3 Fundamentals and Applications inMicro/Nanofluidics IConvention Center, 259 2:00PM–3:45PM


Session Co-Organizer: Brian D. Iverson, Brigham YoungUniversity, Provo, UT, United States

2:00pm – Pressure Drop in Circular Two-Phase Pipe Flowas Influenced by the Angle of InclinationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11352Bethany Worl, Samuel Nielson, Xiuling Wang, PurdueUniversity Northwest, Hammond, IN, United States

2:21pm – Thermal Gradient Gas Chromatography Systemfor Narrowing and Improving Peak ShapesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13730Brian D. Iverson, Brigham Young University, Provo, UT, UnitedStates, Samuel Avila, Brigham Young University, Orem, UT,United States

2:42pm – Optofluidic Waveguide Using Oil-ImpregnatedNanoporous Surfaces as Cladding LayersTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13285Kaustubh Asawa, Santosh Kumar, Yuping Huang, Chang-Hwan Choi, Stevens Institute of TUnited States


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3:03pm – A Selective PDMS Bonding Technique UsingMicrocontact Printing for the Fabrication of High-DensityMicrovalve ArraysPlenary Presentation. IMECE2019-13393Zachary Estlack, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, UnitedStates, Md Enayet Razu, Beau Compton, Texas TechUniversity, Lubbock, TX, United States, Jungkyu Kim,University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, United States

8-3 25TH SYMPOSIUM ON FUNDAMENTALISSUES AND PERSPECTIVES IN FLUIDMECHANICS8-3-3 25th Symposium on Fundamental Issues andPerspectives in Fluid Mechanics – IIIConvention Center, 155F 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: David Davis, NASA Glenn ResearchCenter, Cleveland, OH, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Khaled Hammad, Central ConnecticutState University, Avon, CT, United States

4:00pm – 2D and 3D Stability of Cavity Flows in High MachNumber RegimesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10828Parshwanath Doshi, Rajesh Ranjan, Ohio State University,Columbus, OH, United States, Datta Gaitonde, Ohio StateUniversity, Hilliard, OH, United States

4:21pm – An Experimental and Numerical Study ofBoundary Layer on an Oscillating Flat PlateTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12726Kazim Akyuzlu, Brandon M. Taravella, Jonathan R.Eastridge, Shivank Srivastava, University of New Orleans,New Orleans, LA, United States

4:42pm – Arbitrary Lagrangian Eulerian Method for FluidFlow in 2D Domains Containing Moving ObjectsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13041A.K.M. Monayem Mazumder, Saginaw Valley State University,Saginaw, MI, United States

5:03pm – The Impact of Inflow Velocity Profile and Inertiaon Suddenly Expanding Viscoplastic FlowsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13460Khaled Hammad, Central Connecticut State University, Avon,CT, United States

8-4 SYMPOSIUM ON CFD APPLICATIONSFOR OPTIMIZATIONAND CONTROLS8-4-3 Symposium on CFD Applications forOptimization and Controls – IIIConvention Center, 255B 4:00PM–5:45PM

4:00pm – CFD Modeling of the Hydrogen Fast FillingProcess for Type 3 Cylinders and Cylinders Lined WithPhase Change MaterialTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11449Miroslaw Liszka, Alex Fridlyand, Gas Technology Institute,Des Plaines, IL, United States, Ambalavanan Jayaraman,Michael Bonnema, TDA Research, Inc., Wheat Ridge, CO,United States, Chakravarthy Sishtla, Gas TechnologyInstitute, Des Plaines, IL, United States

4:21pm – Numerical and Experimental Study of an FSAEIntake ManifoldTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11462Christian Dunn, Luis Enriquez, Joel Godinez, MatthewMoore, Xiuling Wang, Chenn Zhou, Purdue UniversityNorthwest, Hammond, IN, United States

4:42pm – Analysis of a Double Inlet Gerotor Pump: A Dynamic Multi-Phase CFD Approach Accounting for theFluid Compressibility and Temperature DependentPropertiesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11482Massimo Milani, Luca Montorsi, Stefano Terzi, GabrieleStorchi, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, ReggioEmilia, Italy, Andrea Lucchi, Dana Motion System Italia srl,Reggio Emilia, Italy

5:03pm – Numerical Investigation of the EulerTurbomachinery Equation and Analysis of the Impact of theImpeller Design on the Fan Performance by anOptimization StudyTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11572Manuel Fritsche, Coburg University of Applied Sciences,Coburg, Bavaria, Germany, Philipp Epple, University ofApplied Sciences Coburg, Nurnberg, Bavaria, Germany,Stefan Gast, Coburg University of Applied Sciences, Coburg,Bavaria, Germany, Antonio Delgado, Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg, Erlangen, Germany

5:24pm – CFD Analysis of Flow Structures in a MixingChamberTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11747Sílvio Cândido, Jose Pascoa Marques, António Tomé,Universidade da Beira Interior, Covilhã, Portugal,António Amorim, Universidade de Lisboa, Lisboa, Portugal,Stefan K. Weber, CERN, Geneva, Switzerland


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8-6 MICROFLUIDICS 2019 – FLUIDENGINEERING IN MICRO- ANDNANOSYSTEMS8-6-4 Fundamentals and Applications in Micro/Nanofluidics IIConvention Center, 259 4:00PM–5:45PM

4:00pm – Wettability Gradients on Graphene to DriveBubble MotionTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10886Hongyang Yu, Yu Zhao, Jingjie Sha, Yunfei Chen, SoutheastUniversity, Nanjing, China

4:21pm – Internal Fluidity of a Droplet Pinned to theHydrophobic Surfaces of a Confined MicrochannelTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12378Guang Yang, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, China,Alexandros Terzis, University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany,Jingyi Wu, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, China

4:42pm – Nano Scale Layered Structures for Filtration andSeparationTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12368Brian Richardson, Imagine TF, LLC, Campbell, CA, UnitedStates

5:03pm – A Graphene-integrated Microfluidic Platform forProbing Electrical Activities of RetinaTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13565Alberto Esteban Linares, Yuchen Zhang, MatthewFitzgerald, Thayer Walmsley, Yaqiong Xu, Deyu Li,Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN, United States

5:24pm – Acoustofluidic Micropump on Lab-on-a-FoilDevicesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10535Yang Lin, Yuan Gao, Mengren Wu, Weiqi Zhao, Jie Xu,University of Illinois at Chicago, Chicago, IL, United States


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9-2-1: K6-2 Numerical Analysis and Performance Assessment of Energy Systems9-4-1: K6-4 Heat Transfer in Solar Power Systems9-5-1: K6-1 Simulation and Validation Methods of Mixed Convection and Conjugate Heat Transfer

Analyses in Annular or Ducting Systems9-6-1: K6-6 Radiative Heat Transfer of Energy Systems9-7-1: K6-7 HeatTransfer in PassiveThermal Control Systems9-9-1: K6-9Two Phase Transport in Energy Systems and Non-Equilibrium and Dynamic Energy

Systems9-10-1: K6-10 Panel on the Key Role of Heat Transfer Analysis in Energy Systems Research9-14-1: K6-14 Radiation Properties9-18-1: K8-1 Fundamentals of Boiling, Evaporation, and Condensation Including Micro/Nano-Scale

Effects I9-15-1: K7-1 Spatially Resolved Thermophysical Property Measurements9-16-1: K7-2Thermophysical Properties of Next-GenerationThermal Storage Materials9-18-2: K8-1 Fundamentals of Boiling, Evaporation, and Condensation including Micro/Nano-Scale

Effects II9-19-1: K8-2 Fundamentals of Single Phase Convection I9-19-2: K8-2 Fundamentals of Single Phase Convection II9-20-1: Fundamentals oElectron and Phonon NonequilibriumTransport (joint with K-9)9-23-1: Panel: Engaging With the HeatTransfer Division (HTD) andTechnical Committees9-24-1: K9-1Thermal Transport Across Hard/Soft Interfaces9-25-1: K9-2ThermalTransport in 2D and Anisotropic Materials – I9-25-2: K9-2Thermal Transport in 2D and Anisotropic Materials – II9-25-3: K9-2Thermal transport in 2D and anisotropic materials – III9-26-1: K9-3ThermalTransport in Metamaterials9-29-1: K9-6 Nanoscale Modeling and Simulation – I9-29-2: K9-6 Nanoscale Modeling and Simulation – II9-30-1: K9-7 Nanoscale Thermal Radiation9-30-2: K9-7 Nanoscale Thermal Radiation9-31-1: K9-8 Nanoscale Materials for Thermal Energy Systems9-32-1: K10-1 Single Phase Heat Transfer Equipment9-35-1: K10-4 Heat Exchangers9-36-1: K10-5 Advances in Heat Exchangers Design and Analysis – I9-36-2: K10-5 Advances in Heat Exchangers Design and Analysis – II9-39-1: K11-1 CMS – Combustion Processes – I9-39-2: K11-1 CMS – Combustion Processes – II9-41-1: K11-3 CMS – Applied Combustion9-43-1: K13-1 Heat Transfer in MultiPhase Systems – I9-43-2: K13-1 Heat Transfer in MultiPhase Systems – II9-45-1: Condensation9-46-1: K14-1 Gas Turbine Heat Transfer and Cooling9-49-1: K15-3Transport Phenomena in Additive Manufacturing9-51-1: K16-1: HeatTransfer in Electronic Equipment I9-51-2: K16-1: Heat Transfer in Electronic Equipment II9-53-1: K18-1ThermalTransport Under HighTemperature and/or Pressure Conditions9-57-1: K19-1 Heat and MassTransfer in the Natural and Built Environment9-59-1: Advances in Water and Wastewater Processing and Water DesalinationTechnologies9-63-1: K20-2 Applications of Computational Heat Transfer9-64-1: K20-3 Methods and Algorithms in Computational Heat Transfer9-66-1: K21-1 Panel on Recent Advancements and Discussions in Heat Transfer and Thermal Science

Education9-69-1: Plenary Session I9-69-2: Plenary Session II


TRACK ORGANIZERSKevin Dowding, Sandia National Laboratories,

United StatesBrent Webb, Brigham Young University, United

StatesYuwen Zhang, University of Missouri, United States

TOPIC ORGANIZERSM. Ruhul Amin, Montana State University, United

StatesSubramanyaravi Annapragada, United Technologies

Research, United StatesOmid Askari, Mississippi State University, United

StatesVaibhav Bahadur, University of Texas at Austin,

United StatesJingru Benner, Western New England University,

United StatesJohn Blanton, Classic Engineering, LLC, United

StatesSandra Boetcher, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical

University, United StatesDiana-Andra Borca-Tasciuc, Rensselaer Polytech

Institute, United StatesLeitao Chen, Rice University, United StatesRenkun Chen, University of California, San Diego,

United StatesHendrik P.J. De Bock, GE Global Research, United

StatesNavdeep Singh Dhillon, California State University

Long Beach, United StatesKevin Dowding, Sandia National Laboratories,

United StatesLamyaa El-Gabry, Princeton University, United

StatesMohamed Elkhmri, Queen’s University, CanadaTianli Feng, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, United

StatesShima Hajimirza, Texas A&M University, United

StatesSophia Haussener, Lawrence Berkeley National

Laboratory, United StatesYongjie Hu, University of California, Los Angeles,

United StatesBrian D. Iverson, Brigham Young University, United

StatesMatthew Jones, Brigham Young University, United

StatesKris Jorgensen, A. O. Smith, Corporate Technology

Center, United StatesChris Kobus, Oakland University, United StatesCheng-xian Lin, Florida International University,

United StatesJun Liu, North Carolina State University, United

StatesMing-Chang Lu, National Chiao Tung University,

TaiwanTengfei Luo, University of Notre Dame, United StatesStephen Lynch, Penn State University, United StatesOronzio Manca, Università Della Campania “Luigi

Vanvitelli”, ItalyRaj M. Manglik, University of Cincinnati, United

StatesJohn Maulbetsch, Maulbetsch Consulting, United

StatesAbhijit Mukherjee, California State University

Northridge, United StatesRydge Mulford, University of Dayton, United StatesTroy Munro, Brigham Young University, United StatesHamed Abedini Najafabadi, Iran University of

Science and Technology, Islamic Republic of IranAmitabh Narain, Michigan Tech University, United

StatesKashif Nawaz, Oak Ridge National Laboratory,

United StatesNesrin Ozalp, University of Minnesota Duluth, United

States

Heng Pan, Missouri University of Science andTechnology, United States

Keunhan Park, University of Utah, United StatesSeungbae Park, Binghamton University, United

StatesMichael Pettes, Los Alamos National Laboratory,

United StatesDavid Pratt, Wright Patterson, United StatesZhiguo Qu, Xi’an Jiaotong University, ChinaKoneru Ramakrishna, Thermal Consultant, United

StatesSameer Rao, University of Utah, United StatesAlbert Ratner, University of Iowa, United StatesAlexander Rattner, Pennsylvania State University,

United StatesNicholas Roberts, Utah State University, United

StatesXiulin Ruan, Purdue University, United StatesSatwindar Sadhal, University of Southern California,

United StatesLaura Schaefer, Rice University, United StatesMitra Sexton, Knolls Atomic Power Lab, United StatesS.A. Sherif, University of Florida, United StatesVinod Srinivasan, University of Minnesota, United

StatesSamuel Subia, Sandia National Laboratories, United

StatesYing Sun, Drexel University, United StatesJohn Tencer, Sandia National Laboratories, United

StatesScott Thompson, Kansas State University, United

StatesLiping Wang, Arizona State University, United StatesXinwei Wang, Iowa State University, United StatesYan Wang, University of Nevada, Reno, United

StatesRonald Warzoha, U.S. Naval Academy, United StatesBrent Webb, Brigham Young University, United

StatesGongnan Xie, Northwestern Polytechnical University,

ChinaJianan Zhang, University of Missouri, United StatesBo Zhao, Stanford University, United States

SESSION ORGANIZERSM. Ruhul Amin, Montana State University, United

StatesSubramanyaravi Annapragada, United Technologies

Research, United StatesOmid Askari, Mississippi State University, United

StatesVaibhav Bahadur, University of Texas at Austin,

United StatesJingru Benner, Western New England University,

United StatesJohn Blanton, Classic Engineering, LLC, United

StatesSandra Boetcher, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical

University, United StatesDiana-Andra Borca-Tasciuc, Rensselaer Polytech

Institute, United StatesRenkun Chen, University of California, San Diego,

United StatesRafael Davalos, Virginia Tech, United StatesHendrik P.J. De Bock, GE Global Research, United

StatesNavdeep Singh Dhillon, California State University

Long Beach, United StatesKevin Dowding, Sandia National Laboratories,

United StatesLamyaa El-Gabry, Princeton University, United

StatesTianli Feng, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, United

StatesSophia Haussener, LBNL, United StatesXiaoming He, Fischell Department of Bioengineering,

United States

Yongjie Hu, University of California, Los Angeles,United States

Brian D. Iverson, Brigham Young University, UnitedStates

Matthew Jones, Brigham Young University, UnitedStates

Kris Jorgensen, A. O. Smith, Corporate TechnologyCenter, United States

Chris Kobus, Oakland University, United StatesCheng-xian Lin, Florida International University,

United StatesJun Liu, North Carolina State University, United

StatesMing-Chang Lu, National Chiao Tung University,

TaiwanStephen Lynch, Penn State University, United StatesRaj M. Manglik, University of Cincinnati, United

StatesJohn Maulbetsch, Maulbetsch Consulting, United

StatesAbhijit Mukherjee, California State University

Northridge, United StatesRydge Mulford, University of Dayton, United StatesTroy Munro, Brigham Young University, United StatesAmitabh Narain, Michigan Tech University, United

StatesKashif Nawaz, Oak Ridge National Laboratory,

United StatesNesrin Ozalp, University of Minnesota Duluth, United

StatesHeng Pan, Missouri University of Science and

Technology, United StatesKeunhan Park, University of Utah, United StatesSeungbae Park, Binghamton University, United

StatesMichael Pettes, Los Alamos National Laboratory,

United StatesDavid Pratt, Wright Patterson, United StatesZhiguo Qu, Xi’an Jiaotong University, ChinaKoneru Ramakrishna, Thermal Consultant, United

StatesSameer Rao, University of Utah, United StatesAlbert Ratner, University of Iowa, United StatesAlexander Rattner, Pennsylvania State University,

United StatesNicholas Roberts, Utah State University, United

StatesXiulin Ruan, Purdue University, United StatesSatwindar Sadhal, University of Southern California,

United StatesMitra Sexton, Knolls Atomic Power Lab, United

StatesS.A. Sherif, University of Florida, United StatesVinod Srinivasan, University of Minnesota, United

StatesSamuel Subia, Sandia National Laboratories, United

StatesYing Sun, Drexel University, United StatesJohn Tencer, Sandia National Laboratories, United

StatesScott Thompson, Kansas State University, United

StatesYan Wang, University of Nevada, Reno, United

StatesLiping Wang, Arizona State University, United StatesRonald Warzoha, U.S. Naval Academy, United StatesBrent Webb, Brigham Young University, United

StatesGongnan Xie, Northwestern Polytechnical University,

ChinaAnil Yuksel, IBM Corporation, United StatesJianan Zhang, University of Missouri, United StatesBo Zhao, Stanford University, United States


TRACK 9 HEAT TRANSFER AND THERMALENGINEERINGMONDAY, NOVEMBER 11

9-23 PANEL: ENGAGINGWITH THE HEATTRANSFER DIVISION (HTD) ANDTECHNICAL COMMITTEES9-23-1 Panel: Engaging with the HeatTransferDivision (HTD) andTechnical CommitteesConvention Center, 250F 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Kevin Dowding, Sandia, Albuquerque,NM, United States

Session Co-Organizers: Raj M. Manglik, University ofCincinnati, Cincinnati, OH, United States, John Maulbetsch,Maulbetsch Consulting, Menlo Park, CA, United States,Satwindar Sadhal, University of Southern California, LosAngeles, CA, United States, Brent Webb, Brigham YoungUniversity, Provo, UT, United States, Sandra Boetcher, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Daytona Beach, FL,United States

10:45am – Open Forum: Heat Transfer Division Activitiesand Engagement Within ASMEPanel Presentation. IMECE2019-13957Kevin Dowding, Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque,NM, United States, Raj M. Manglik, University of Cincinnati,Cincinnati, OH, United States

9-32 K10-1 SINGLE PHASE HEAT TRANSFEREQUIPMENT9-32-1 K10-1 Single Phase Heat Transfer EquipmentConvention Center, 355F 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Sandra Boetcher, Embry-RiddleAeronautical University, Daytona Beach, FL, United States

Session Co-Organizers: Subramanyaravi Annapragada,United Technologies Research, East Hartford, CT, UnitedStates, Gongnan Xie, Northwestern Polytechnical University,Xi’an, China

10:45am – Control of Cold Plate Temperature in a PumpedTwo Phase FlowTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10651Alok Sinha, Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA,United States, Larry Byrd, AFRL/RQQM, Wright-PattersonAFB, OH, United States

11:06am – The Highly Turbulent Flow and Heat Transfer inSemi-Closed Rotating Disc CavityTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11096Guohu Luo, Zhenqiang Yao, Shengde Wang, Hong Shen,Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, China

11:27am – Improving Temperature Probe CalibrationAccuracy in Constant Temperature Baths With a NovelData Processing MethodTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11374Mustafa Koz, Thomas Visalli, Carrier Corporation, Syracuse,NY, United States

11:48am – Characterizing and Correlating Swirl FlowBehavior and Heat Transfer in Wavy Plate-Fin CoresTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13717Dantong Shi, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH, UnitedStates, Milind A. Jog, University of Cincinnati, Mason, OH,United States, Raj M. Manglik, University of Cincinnati,Cincinnati, OH, United States

12:09pm – Air Flow Heat Transfer and Pressure Drop inOffset-Strip-Fin Cores: Development of RationalizedCorrelationsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13754Kuan-Ting Lin, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH, UnitedStates, Milind A. Jog, University of Cincinnati, Mason, OH,United States, Raj M. Manglik, University of Cincinnati,Cincinnati, OH, United States

9-43 K13-1 HEAT TRANSFER INMULTIPHASE SYSTEMS9-43-1 K13-1 Heat Transfer in MultiPhase Systems – IConvention Center, 250E 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Abhijit Mukherjee, California StateUniversity, Northridge, Northridge, CA, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Scott Thompson, Kansas StateUniversity, Manhattan, KS, United States, Vinod Srinivasan,University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, United States

10:45am – Gas Phase Temperature Mapping of EvaporatingWater MicrodropletsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10628Mohamed Mousa, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,Urbana, IL, United States, Daniel Orejon, University ofEdinburgh, Edinburgh, United Kingdom, Nenad Miljkovic,University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, UnitedStates

11:06am – Singular Perturbation Solution for a Two-PhaseStefan Problem in Outward SolidificationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11033Minghan Xu, Saad Akhtar, Mahmoud Alzoubi, Agus P.Sasmito, McGill University, Montreal, QC, Canada

11:27am – Verification and Validation of Droplet Freezingfor Convective Boundary Condition Using MatchedAsymptotic Perturbation Method and Computational Fluid DynamicsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12081Saad Akhtar, Minghan Xu, Agus P. Sasmito, McGillUniversity, Montreal, QC, Canada

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11:48am – An Investigation of Heat Transfer and the Effectof Turbulence Modification in Gas-Solids FlowsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11902Kyle Hassan, David R. Hanson, Penn State University, StateCollege, PA, United States, Robert Kunz, Penn StateUniversity, University Park, PA, United States, Michael PManahan, Penn State University, State College, PA, UnitedStates

12:09pm – The Influence of Micro Pin-Fin Heights on FlowBoiling in MicrochannelsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12922Jiaqi Tang, Dongyan Xu, Chinese University of Hong Kong,New Territories, Hong Kong, Hong Kong

9-20 K8-3 FUNDAMENTALS OF ELECTRONAND PHONON NONEQUILIBRIUMTRANSPORT (JOINT WITH K-9)9-20-1 Fundamentals of Electron and PhononNonequilibrium Transport (joint with K-9)Convention Center, 254B 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Xiulin Ruan, Purdue University, WestLafayette, IN, United States

Session Co-Organizers: Amitabh Narain, Michigan TechUniversity, Houghton, MI, United States, Diana-Andra Borca-Tasciuc, Rensselaer Polytech Institute, Troy, NY, United States

2:00pm – Large Impact of Electron-Phonon Interaction onHeat Transport of Silicon at Room TemperatureInvited Presentation. IMECE2019-13586Jiawei Zhou, Doug Shin, Ke Chen, Ryan Duncan, AlexeiMaznev, Keith Nelson, Gang Chen, Massachusetts Instituteof Technology, Cambridge, MA, United States

2:42pm – Heat Transfer Induced by Electron TunnelingBetween Two Metal PlatesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11365Bojing Yao, Liang Pan, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN,United States

3:03pm – A Comprehensive First-principles Analysis ofPhonon Thermal Conductivity and Electron-phononCoupling in Different MetalsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12753Zhen Tong, Shouhang Li, Shanghai Jiao Tong University,Shanghai, China, Xiulin Ruan, Purdue University, WestLafayette, IN, United States, Hua Bao, Shanghai Jiao TongUniversity, Shanghai

3:24pm – Theoretical Predictions of Force-InducedAcoustic Phonon Transport Between a Silicon Tip and aPlatinum Surface Separated by Single-Digit NanometerVacuum GapsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13468Takuro Tokunaga, Amun Jarzembski, Keunhan Park,Mathieu Francoeur, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT,United States

9-35 K10-4 HEAT EXCHANGERS9-35-1 K10-4 Heat ExchangersConvention Center, 355F 2:00PM–3:45PM


Session Co-Organizer: Subramanyaravi Annapragada, UnitedTechnologies Research, East Hartford, CT, United States,Gongnan Xie, Northwestern Polytechnical University, Xi’an,China

2:00pm – Prediction of Oscillatory Heat Transfer Coefficientin Heat Exchangers of Thermo-Acoustic SystemsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11329Mosa Georgina Kristen Machesa, Lagouge Tartibu, FrancisKunzi Tekweme, Modestus Okechukwu Okwu, University ofJohannesburg, Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa

2:21pm – Numerical Investigation on a Flat-Tube HeatExchanger in Metal FoamTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11650Bernardo Buonomo, Furio Cascetta, Anna di Pasqua, PieraGinetti, Oronzio Manca, Università Della Campania “LuigiVanvitelli”, Aversa, Caserta, Italy

2:42pm – Centrifugal Compressor Performance PredictionUsing Gaussian Process Regression and Artificial NeuralNetworksTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11936Pau Cutrina Vilalta, University of Colorado, Colorado Springs,Ribes de Freser, Girona, Spain, Hui Wan, University ofColorado, Colorado Springs, Colorado Springs, CO, UnitedStates, Souyma S. Patnaik, Air Force Research Laboratory,Wright-Patterson AFB, OH, United States

3:03pm – Modified Twisted Tape Inserts: Significance ofGeometric Non-Dimensional ParametersTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12459Kalpana Gupta, Raj Kumar Singh, Delhi TechnologicalUniversity, Delhi, India, Mandar Vinayak Tendolkar, VeermataJeejabai Technological Institute, Mumbai, India

3:24pm – Performance of Metal Foam Heat ExchangerUnder Frosting Operating ConditionsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13366Kashif Nawaz, Ahmed Elatar, Brian Fricke, Oak RidgeNational Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, United States


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9-43 K13-1 HEAT TRANSFER INMULTIPHASE SYSTEMS9-43-2 K13-1 Heat Transfer in MultiPhase Systems – IIConvention Center, 250F 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Abhijit Mukherjee, California StateUniversity Northridge, Northridge, CA, United States

Session Co-Organizers: Scott Thompson, Kansas StateUniversity, Manhattan, KS, United States, Vinod Srinivasan,University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, United States

2:00pm – Enhancement of Drying Rate of Moist PorousMedia With Electrohydrodynamically Assisted Slot JetReattachment Nozzle: A Numerical StudyTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10123Mengqiao Yang, Jamal Yagoobi, Burt Tilley, WorcesterPolytechnic Institute, Worcester, MA, United States

2:21pm – Numerical Analysis on Evaporation AssistedConvective Cooling: Effect of Surface MorphologyTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11065Sudipta Saha, Amitav Tikadar, Jamil Khan, Tanvir Farouk,University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC, United States

2:42pm – Adaptive Mesh Refinement of the SolidificationFront in Continuous Caster SimulationsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11347Matthew Moore, Xiang Zhou, Purdue University Northwest,Hammond, IN, United States, Haibo Ma, Purdue University,Highland, IN, United States, Armin Silaen, Chenn Zhou,Purdue University Northwest, Hammond, IN, United States

3:03pm – Eulerian-Eulerian Modeling of Thermal Transportin Homogeneous Bubbly FlowTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13362Deify Law, California State University, Fresno, Fresno, CA,United States

9-63 K20-2 APPLICATIONSOFCOMPUTATIONAL HEAT TRANSFER9-63-1 K20-2 Applications of Computational HeatTransferConvention Center, 251A 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: John Tencer, Sandia NationalLaboratories, Albuquerque, NM, United States

Session Co-Organizers: Samuel Subia, Sandia NationalLaboratories, Albuquerque, NM, United States, Xiuling Wang,Purdue University Northwest, Hammond, IN, United States

2:00pm – Numerical Study on Mixed Convection HeatTransfer Enhancement in a Long Horizontal Channel UsingPeriodically Distributed Rotating BladesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10150Mahmudul Islam, Shahriar Alam, Md. Shajedul HoqueThakur, Mohammad Nasim Hasan, Bangladesh University of Engineering & Technology, Dhaka, Bangladesh, M. RuhulAmin, Montana State University, Bozeman, MT, United States

2:21pm – Numerical Comparisons of Heat Transfer From aSingle Jet Emanating From a Slot Nozzle Impinging on anIsothermal PlateTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10154Cristian Tibabisco, Salvador Vargas-Díaz, Universidad Libre,Bogotá, Bogotá, Colombia, Samir Salamah, General Electric,Schenectady, NY, United States

2:42pm – Simulation and Validation of a Two-PhasePumped Loop Cooling SystemTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10272Thomas C. Magee, Kristen M. Hines, Mike A. Dumesh,Andrew D. Meekins, Michael M. Bridges, Johns HopkinsUniversity, Laurel, MD, United States

3:03pm – Modeling and Simulation of the Cooling andHeating Processes of OnionsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11428Aklilu G. Giorges, Doug Britton, Georgia Institute ofTechnology, Atlanta, GA, United States

3:24pm – Turbulent Transport Phenomena Under ImpingingAnnular JetTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12645Himadri Chattopadhyay, Prasun Dutta, Jadavpur University,Kolkata, India

9-36 K10-5 ADVANCES INHEATEXCHANGERS DESIGNANDANALYSIS9-36-1 K10-5 Advances in Heat Exchangers Designand Analysis – IConvention Center, 355F 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Sandra Boetcher, Embry RiddleAeronautical University, Daytona Beach, FL, United States


4:00pm – Numerical Analysis for Performance Evaluation ofRound Tubes Inserted With Corrugated Twisted TapeTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10432Kalpana Gupta, Rajkumar Singh, Naman Choudhary,Subham Mukhopadhyay, Delhi Technological University, NewDelhi, India

4:21pm – Investigation of the Effects of SimultaneousInternal Flow Boiling and External Condensation on theHeat Transfer PerformanceTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10697M.M. Kabir, Sangsoo Lee, Texas A&M University-Kingsville,Kingsville, TX, United States


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4:42pm – Design and Characterization of High ThermalConductivity Pipes From Roll-to-Roll Processed HybridCopper-Polymer Strips for Waste Heat RecoveryTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11421Manjunath C. Rajagopal, Yuquan Meng, Ho Chan Chang,Timothy Man, Gowtham Kuntumalla, Sreenath Sundar,Hanyang Zhao, Srinivasa Salapaka, Chenhui Shao, PlacidFerreira, Nenad Miljkovic, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, United States, Sanjiv Sinha, Universityof Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Champaign, IL, United States

5:03pm – Heat Transfer Characterization of 3D PrintableArchitected Heat SinksTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11523Mohamed Ali, Oraib Al-Ketan, Mohamad Khalil, KamranKhan, Rashid Abu Al-Rub, Alya Alhammadi, KhalifaUniversity, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emir.

5:24pm – Effect of Nozzle-to-Surface Distance on ThermalPerformance of Enhanced Surfaces in a Spray CoolingSystemTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11847Azzam Salman, Nabeel Abdulrazzaq, Amitav Tikadar, SaadK. Oudah, Jamil Khan, University of South Carolina,Columbia, SC, United States

9-41 K11-3 CMS - APPLIED COMBUSTION9-41-1 K11-3 CMS – Applied CombustionConvention Center, 355E 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Kris Jorgensen, A. O. Smith, CorporateTechnology Center, Milwaukee, WI, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Albert Ratner, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA, United States

4:00pm – Adaptive Wiebe Function Parameters for a Port-Fuel Injected Hydrogen-Fueled EngineTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10031Shah Saud Alam, Christopher Depcik, University of Kansas,Lawrence, KS, United States

4:21pm – A Numerical Investigation of the Effects ofStructural Properties on the Performance of a Two-SectionPorous Medium BurnerTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10229Peyman Rahimi Borujerdi, University of Alabama inHuntsville, Huntsville, AL, United States, Hadi Akbari, PacificGreen Technologies, Vancouver, BC, Canada

4:42pm – Optimizing Pulse Combustion Parameters inCarbon Anode Baking Furnaces for Aluminum ProductionTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10500Abdul Raouf Tajik, Khalifa University, Abu Dhabi, United ArabEmir., Tariq Shamim, University of Michigan Flint, Flint, MI,United States, Ahmed Ghoniem, Massachusetts Institute ofTechnology, Cambridge, MA, United States, Rashid Abu Al-Rub, Khalifa University, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emir.

5:03pm – Influence of Blending Hydrogen and Biogas IntoNatural Gas on the Combustion Performance of a TanklessWater HeaterTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10792Yan Zhao, David Morales, Vincent McDonell, University ofCalifornia, Irvine, Irvine, CA, United States

5:24pm – Gas Turbine Combustor Liner Wall Heat LoadCharacterization for Different Gaseous FuelsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11283Kishore Ranganath Ramakrishnan, Shoaib Ahmed, NorthCarolina State University, Raleigh, NC, United States,Benjamin Wahls, North Carolina State University,Williamsburg, VA, United States, Prashant Singh, Maria A.Aleman, Kenneth Granlund, Srinath Ekkad, North CarolinaState University, Raleigh, NC, United States, FedericoLiberatore, Yin-hsiang Ho, Solar Turbines Inc., San Diego,CA, United States

9-45 K13-3 CONDENSATION9-45-1 CondensationConvention Center, 250E 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Scott Thompson, Kansas State University,Manhattan, KS, United States

Session Co-Organizers: Abhijit Mukherjee, California StateUniversity Northridge, Northridge, CA, United States, XiaomingHe, Fischell Department of Bioengineering, College Park, MD,United States, Rafael Davalos, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA,United States

4:00pm – Phenomenon of Fog Formation and FlowCharacteristics of Droplet-Vapor-Gas Mixture in a Cooler-CondenserTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10260Hongfang Gu, Qiwei Guo, Changsong Li, Qing Zhou, Xi’anJiaotong University, Xi an, China

4:21pm – Numerical Investigation of the DropwiseCondensation Process in Top of the Line CorrosionTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10359Ibrahim Mohamed, American University of the Middle East,Equila, Kuwait, Kuwait, Harvey Thompson, Richard Barker,Leeds University, Leeds, United Kingdom

4:42pm – Micro-Nanoengineered Surfaces for EnhancedWater HarvestingTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10613George Popovic, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,Burlingame, CA, United States, Soumyadip Sett, KalyanBoyina, Kazi Fazle Rabbi, Stephen Bosch, Majid Linjawi,Nenad Miljkovic, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,Urbana, IL, United States

5:03pm – Electrochemically Etched DurableSuperhydrophobic SurfacesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12017Kazi Fazle Rabbi, Soumyadip Sett, Matthew Wu, KalyanBoyina, Arya Nallanthighall, Nenad Miljkovic, University of


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9-64 K20-3 METHODS AND ALGORITHMSIN COMPUTATIONAL HEAT TRANSFER9-64-1 K20-3 Methods and Algorithms inComputational Heat TransferConvention Center, 250F 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Cheng-xian Lin, Florida InternationalUniversity, Miami, FL, United States

Session Co-Organizers: John Tencer, Sandia NationalLaboratories, Albuquerque, NM, United States, M. Ruhul Amin,Montana State University, Bozeman, MT, United States

4:00pm – Development of an Arbitrary Adaptive VolumetricHeat Source Model for Keyhole Mode Laser WeldingProcessTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10152Swarup Bag, Indian Institute of Technology, Guwahatti, India,M. Ruhul Amin, Montana State University, Bozeman, MT,United States

4:21pm – Three-Dimensional Transient Heat ConductionEquation Solution for Accurate Quantification of HeatTransfer Coefficient in Transient Liquid Crystal ExperimentsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10760Shoaib Ahmed, Prashant Singh, Srinath Ekkad, NorthCarolina State University, Raleigh, NC, United States

4:42pm – A Study on the Fluid Flow and Heat Transfer for a Porous Architected Heat Sink Using the Idea of CFDModellingTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11498Mohamed Ali, Oraib Al-Ketan, Nada Baobaid, KamranKhan, Rashid Abu Al-Rub, Khalifa University, Abu Dhabi,United Arab Emir.

5:03pm – Performance Improvements of Krylov SubspaceMethods in Numerical Heat Transfer and Fluid FlowSimulationsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12174Matthew Blomquist, Abhijit Mukherjee, California StateUniversity Northridge, Northridge, CA, United States

5:24pm – Investigating Effects of Different Flue-WallDeformation Modes on the Performance of Anode BakingFurnaces for Aluminum ElectrolysisTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10507Abdul Raouf Tajik, Mouna Zaidani, Khalifa University, AbuDhabi, United Arab Emir., Tariq Shamim, University ofMichigan Flint, Flint, MI, United States, Rashid Abu Al-Rub,Khalifa University, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emir.

9-66 K21-1 PANEL ON RECENTADVANCEMENTS AND DISCUSSIONS INHEAT TRANSFER AND THERMAL SCIENCEEDUCATION9-66-1 K21-1 Panel on Recent Advancements andDiscussions in Heat Transfer and Thermal ScienceEducationConvention Center, 251A 4:00PM–5:45PM

4:00pm – Recent Advancements and Discussions in HeatTransfer and Thermal Science EducationPanel Presentation. IMECE2019-13973Kevin Anderson, California State Polytech University, Pomona,CA, United States

4:21pm – Recent Advancements and Discussions in HeatTransfer and Thermal Science EducationPanel Presentation. IMECE2019-13974Patrick Oosthuizen, Queen’s University, Kingston, ON,Canada

4:42pm – Panel on Recent Advancements and Discussionsin Heat Transfer and Thermal Science EducationPanel Presentation. IMECE2019-13947Michael Pate, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX,United States, Kevin Anderson, California State PolytechUniversity, Pomona, CA, United States, Mohamed Elkhmri,Queen’s University, Kingston, ON, Canada

5:03pm – Panel on Recent Advancements and Discussionsin Heat Transfer and Thermal Science EducationPanel Presentation. IMECE2019-13948Sandip Mazumder, Ohio State University, Columbus, OH,United States


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9-69 PLENARY SESSIONS9-69-1 Plenary Session IConvention Center, 255C 9:45AM–10:30AM

9:45am – Using Additive Manufacturing to AdvanceDesigns in Convective CoolingPlenary Presentation. IMECE2019-14002Karen Thole, Pennsylvania State University, University Park,PA, United States

9-6 K6-6 RADIATIVE HEAT TRANSFER AND RADIATIVE PROPERTIES OF ENERGYSYSTEMS 9-6-1 K6-6 Radiative Heat Rransfer of EnergySystemsConvention Center, 250E 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Brian D. Iverson, Brigham YoungUniversity, Provo, UT, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Matthew Jones, Brigham YoungUniversity, Provo, UT, United States, Anil Yuksel, IBMCorporation, Austin, TX, United States

10:45am – Enhanced Plasmonic Behavior of MetalNanoparticles Surrounded With Dielectric ShellTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11994Anil Yuksel, IBM Corporation, Austin, TX, United States,Michael Cullinan, Edward T. Yu, University of Texas at Austin,Austin, TX, United States, Jayathi Murthy, University ofCalifornia, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, United States

11:06am – Radiative Heat Transfer in Highly Porous FibrousCeramic InsulationTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11792David Curran, Jason Porter, Colorado School of Mines,Golden, CO, United States

11:27am – Application of a Variance Reduction Techniqueto Surface-to-Surface Monte Carlo Radiation ExchangeCalculationsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12991Sandip Mazumder, Ohio State University, Columbus, OH,United States

11:48am – Comparison of Robustness of Discrete Transferand Discrete Ordinate Radiation Calculations onComputationally Efficient Dimensionally Adaptive MeshesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13537Todd Williams, Brigham Young University, Orem, UT, UnitedStates, Bradley R. Adams, Brigham Young University, Provo,UT, United States

12:09pm – Low Cost Combustion Diagnostics for BiomassCookstovesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13654Jacob Thomas, Brady Hales, Matthew Jones, Randy Lewis,Brigham Young University, Provo, UT, United States

9-25 K9-2 THERMAL TRANSPORT IN 2DANDANISOTROPIC MATERIALS9-25-1 K9-2 Thermal Transport in 2D and AnisotropicMaterialsConvention Center, 254B 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Michael Pettes, Los Alamos NationalLaboratory, Los Alamos, NM, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Jun Liu, North Carolina StateUniversity, Raleigh, NC, United States

10:45am – Studying Thermal Transport in GrapheneNanomesh by Optimizing the Pore Arrangement viaGenetic AlgorithmTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10688Han Wei, Hua Bao, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai,China, Xiulin Ruan, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN,United States

11:06am – Heat Transfer Interface to Graphitic FoamTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10691Fang-Ming Lin, Raymond Yee, San Jose State University, SanJose, CA, United States, Eric Anderssen, Lawrence BerkeleyNational Laboratory, Berkeley, CA, United States

11:27am – Effects of Electron-Phonon Interactions onThermal Transport in Quasi-1D NbSe3 NanowiresTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13606Zhiliang Pan, Yi Tao, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN,United States, Lin Yang, Lawrence Berkeley NationalLaboratory, Berkeley, CA, United States, Deyu Li, VanderbiltUniversity, Nashville, TN, United States

11:48am – Rheological Characterization of Graphene-WaterNanofluids and Hysteresis PhenomenonTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11230Cayan Demirkir, Hakan Erturk, Bogazici University, Istanbul,Turkey

12:09pm – Thermal Transport Mechanism in FunctionalizedMonolayer Ti3C2Tz MXenesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11692Hamed Gholivand, Amin Salehi-Khojin, Fatemeh Khalili-Araghi, University of Illinois at Chicago, Chicago, IL, UnitedStates

12:30pm – Interfacial Thermal Transport in Atomically ThinTi3C2Tz MXene-Based Electronic DevicesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11719Zahra Hemmat, Amin Salehi-Khojin, University of Illinois atChicago, Chicago, IL, United States

12:51pm – Intrinsic Low Thermal Conductivity and PhononRenormalization due to Strong Anharmonicity of Single-Crystal Tin SelenideTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13535Joonsang Kang, Huan Wu, Man Li, Yongjie Hu, University ofCalifornia, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, United States

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9-36 K10-5 ADVANCES IN HEATEXCHANGERS DESIGN AND ANALYSIS9-36-2 K10-5 Advances in Heat Exchangers Designand Analysis – IIConvention Center, 250F 10:45AM–12:30PM



10:45am – Genetic Algorithm Based Topology Optimizationof Heat Exchanger Fins Used in Aerospace ApplicationsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10617Bashir Mekki, Penn State University, University Park, PA,United States, Joshua Langer, Naval Air Systems Command,Lakehurst, NJ, United States, Stephen Lynch, Penn StateUniversity, University Park, PA, United States

11:06am – Measurement Errors and Uncertainty Estimationof an Experimental Set Up Using a 2D PIV TechniqueTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11652Flavia Barbosa, Carlos A.P. Costa, Senhorinha Teixeira,Jose Teixeira, University of Minho, Guimarães, Portugal

11:27am – Numerical and Experimental Analysis of TwistedTape Insert in Circular TubeTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10203Vaishali Chandratre, KJ’s Trinity College of Engineering andResearch, Pune, Maharashtra, India, A.A. Keste, M.E.S.College of Engineering, Pune, Pune, Maharashtra, India, N.K. Sane, Walchand College of Engineering, Sangali, Sangali,Maharashtra, India

11:48am – Rational Design of Soft Heat Exchangers forEnhanced Personal, Robotic, and Wearable ElectronicsCoolingTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12527Praveen Kotagama, Akshay Phadnis, Kenneth C. Manning,Konrad Rykaczewski, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ,United States

12:09pm – Additively Manufactured Liquid CoolingMinichannels Integrated With Static MixersTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13030Beomjin Kwon, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, UnitedStates, Leon Liebenberg, Anthony Jacobi, William King,University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, UnitedStates

9-7 K6-7 HEAT TRANSFER IN PASSIVETHERMAL CONTROL SYSTEMS9-7-1 K6-7 Heat Transfer in Passive Thermal ControlSystemsConvention Center, 250E 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Rydge Mulford, University of Dayton,Dayton, OH, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Matthew Jones, Brigham YoungUniversity, Provo, UT, United States

2:00pm – Design of Nanoparticle Doped Window Glassesfor Improved Energy EfficiencyTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11611Cagatay Haratoka, Hakan Erturk, Bogazici University,Istanbul, Turkey, M. Pinar Menguc, Ozyegin University,Cekmekoy, Istanbul, Turkey

2:21pm – Curvature Change Analysis of SMART FibersUsed for Temperature Adaptive InsulationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11620Cameron Ripa, Andrew Latulippe, Hongwei Sun, Universityof Massachusetts Lowell, Lowell, MA, United States, StephenFossey, Christopher Drew, U.S. Army Combat CapabilitiesDevelopment Command - Soldier Center, Natick, MA, UnitedStates

2:42pm – Operation of a Heat Pipe With Multiple HeatLoads Under Reflux ModeTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12491Jentung Ku, NASA, Greenbelt, MD, United States

3:03pm – Cryothermal Vacuum Measurement ofThermochromic Variable Emissivity Coatings forSpacecraft Thermal ManagementTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12558Sydney Taylor, Neal Boman, Jeremy Chao, Liping Wang,Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, United States

3:24pm – Augmenting the Turn-Down Ratio of a Re-Deployable Radiator Using Electrochromic SurfacesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13845Rydge Mulford, University of Dayton, Dayton, OH, UnitedStates, Matthew Jones, Brigham Young University, Provo, UT,United States, Brian D. Iverson, Brigham Young University,Provo, UT, United States


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9-25 K9-2 THERMAL TRANSPORT IN 2DAND ANISOTROPIC MATERIALS9-25-2 K9-2 Thermal Transport in 2D and AnisotropicMaterials – IIConvention Center, 254B 2:00PM–3:45PM


Session Co-Organizer: Jun Liu, North Carolina StateUniversity, Raleigh, NC, United States

2:00pm – A Convenient and Reliable Method ofManufacturing Inclined Bulk Graphite for MeasuringThermal Conductivity With TDTRTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10572Yu Zhao, Hongyang Yu, Jingjie Sha, Yunfei Chen, SoutheastUniversity, Nanjing, China

2:21pm – Super Compliant and Soft (CH3NH3)3Bi2I9 Crystalwith Ultralow Thermal ConductivityTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12963Hao Ma, Chen Li, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, United States,Yunwei Ma, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, NY, United States,Heng Wang, Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, IL, UnitedStates, Zachary W. Rouse, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY,United States, Zhuolei Zhang, Lawrence Berkeley NationalLaboratories, Berkeley, CA, United States, Carla Slebodnick,Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA, United States, Ahmet Alatas,Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, United States,Shefford Baker, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, United States,Jeffrey J. Urban, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratories,Berkeley, CA, United States, Zhiting Tian, Cornell University,Ithaca, NY, United States

2:42pm – Three-Dimensional Anisotropic Thermal Transportin Tellurene Thin FilmsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12964Shouyuan Huang, Mauricio Segovia, Purdue University,West Lafayette, IN, United States, Xiaolong Yang, Shenzhen University, Shenzhen, China, Yee Rui Koh, Birck NanotechnologyCenter, West Lafayette, IN, United States, Yixiu Wang,Wenzhuo Wu, Ali Shakouri, Xiulin Ruan, Xianfan Xu, Peide D. Ye, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, UnitedStates

3:03pm – On the Importance of Using Exact Full PhononDispersions for Predicting Interfacial Thermal Conductanceof Layered Materials using Diffuse Mismatch ModelTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13011Harish Subramanyan, Kyunghoon Kim, Jun Liu, NorthCarolina State University, Raleigh, NC, United States

3:24pm – Disorder Enhanced Thermal ConductivityAnisotropy in Two-Dimensional Materials and van derWaals HeterostructuresTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13012Kyunghoon Kim, Jixiong He, Jun Liu, North Carolina StateUniversity, Raleigh, NC, United States

3:45pm – Revisiting Phonon-Phonon Scattering in Single-Layer GrapheneTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13409Xiaokun Gu, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, China,Zheyong Fan, Aalto University, Aalto, Finland, Hua Bao,Changying Zhao, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai,China

4:06pm – The Effect of Organic Chain Length and BindingChemistry on Thermal Transport in 2D Hybrid PerovskiteCrystalsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13705Md. Abu Jafar Rasel, Joseph Feser, University of Delaware,Newark, DE, United States

9-39 K11-1 CMS – COMBUSTION PROCESSES9-39-1 K11-1 CMS – Combustion Processes – IConvention Center, 250F 2:00PM–3:45PM


Session Co-Organizers: Albert Ratner, University of Iowa,Iowa City, IA, United States, Jianan Zhang, University ofMissouri, Columbia, MO, United States

2:00pm – A Review on Techniques to Improve Performanceand Reduce Emissions of Diesel Engine Running WithHigher Viscous Fuels (HVFs)Technical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10120Saiful Bari, Shekh Hossain, University of South Australia,Adelaide, SA, Australia, Idris Saad, Universiti Teknologi, ShahAlam, Malaysia

2:21pm – Effects of Gravity Level on Morphology ofLaminar Double FlamesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11051Tao Chen, Yu Cheng Liu, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China

2:42pm – Evolution of Liquid and Gas Phase FunctionalGroups During the Distillation Process of an Aviation FuelTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11118Lei Luo, Shuqing Chen, Yu Cheng Liu, Tsinghua University,Beijing, China

3:03pm – Concurrent-Flow Flame Spread Over a Thin Solidin a Narrow Confined Space in MicrogravityTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11908Yanjun Li, Ya-Ting Liao, Case Western Reserve University,Cleveland, OH, United States, Paul Ferkul, Universities SpaceResearch Association, Cleveland, OH, United States

3:24pm – Turbulent Mixing Behind Detonation PropagationInto Sharp and Diffuse Reactive-Inert Gas InterfacesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13263Brian Maxwell, Mohnish Peswani, Case Western ReserveUniversity, Cleveland, OH, United States, Josué Melguizo-Gavilanes, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique,Futuroscope-Chasseneuil, La Vienne, France


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9-9 K6-9 TWO PHASE TRANSPORT INENERGY SYSTEMS AND NON-EQUILIBRIUM AND DYNAMIC ENERGYSYSTEMS9-9-1 K6-9 Two Phase Transport in Energy Systemsand Non-Equilibrium and Dynamic Energy SystemsConvention Center, 250E 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: David Pratt, Wright Patterson,Miamisburg, OH, United States

Session Co-Organizers: Rydge Mulford, University of Dayton,Dayton, OH, United States, Mitra Sexton, Knolls Atomic PowerLab, Clifton Park, NY, United States

4:00pm – Evaluate the Performance of Vertical andHorizontal Liquefied Natural Gas Storage Tanks by Using aNon-Equilibrium Resistance-Capacitance ModelTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11877Zhihao Wang, Amir Sharafian, Walter Mérida, University ofBritish Columbia, Vancouver, BC, Canada

4:21pm – Methane Emissions Reduction in LiquefiedNatural Gas Off-Loading Process in Refueling StationsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11885Amir Sharafian, Paul Blomerus, Walter Mérida, University ofBritish Columbia, Vancouver, BC, Canada

4:42pm – Grounded Electrode Size Effect on Forced Convection Enhancement by a Single Stage EHD Gas PumpTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10015A.K.M. Monayem Mazumder, Saginaw Valley State University,Saginaw, MI, United States

5:03pm – A Compact Integrated Thermosyphon Heat Sinkfor Power Electronics CoolingTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11777Ahmed Elkholy, Roger Kempers, York University, Toronto,ON, Canada

5:24pm – Development of a Protective Water Blade in theNozzle of an Advanced Thermal Plasma Micro-ReactorTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13375Florent Lemont, Michael Marchand, François Rousset,François Rousset, Aldo Russello, CEA, Bagnols sur Cèze,France

9-39 K11-1 CMS - COMBUSTION PROCESSES9-39-2 K11-1 CMS – Combustion Processes – IIConvention Center, 250F 4:00PM–5:45PM


Session Co-Organizer: Albert Ratner, University of Iowa, IowaCity, IA, United States, Jianan Zhang, University of Missouri,Columbia, MO, United States

4:00pm – Experimental Study of Partial Fuel SubstitutionWith Hydroxy and Energy Recovery in Low DisplacementCompression Ignition EnginesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10122Jorge Duarte, Universidad del Atlántico, Barranquilla,Colombia, Ricardo Stand, Sphere Energy, Barranquilla,Colombia, Marley Vanegas, Natalia Duarte Forero, BrandoHernandez, Universidad del Atlántico, Barranquilla, Colombia

4:21pm – Numerical Analysis of Detonability Assessment ina Natural Gas-Air Fueled Rotating Detonation EngineTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11728Pankaj Saha, Peter Strakey, Donald Ferguson, Arnab Roy,National Energy Technology Laboratory, Morgantown, WV,United States

4:42pm – Numerical Simulations and Validation of EnginePerformance Parameter in Direct Injection Spark Ignition(DISI) Engines Using Chemical KineticsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12826Muzammil Arshad, University of Wisconsin-Platteville,Platteville, WI, United States

5:03pm – Internal Circulation and the Vaporization ofDroplets in Convective FlowTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12984John Palmore Jr, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA, United States


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9-69 PLENARY SESSIONS9-69-2 Plenary Session IIConvention Center, 155E 9:45AM–10:30AM

9:45am – Nanowarming for Regenerative MedicinePlenary Presentation. IMECE2019-14003John Bischof, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN,United States

9-14 K6-14 RADIATION HEAT TRANSFERAND RADIATION PROPERTIES9-14-1 K6-14 Radiation PropertiesConvention Center, 251B 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Brian D. Iverson, Brigham YoungUniversity, Provo, UT, United States


10:45am – Optical Characterization of NanoparticleAggregates Using Machine LearningTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11595Atay Kaan Ozbek, Hakan Erturk, Bogazici University,Istanbul, Turkey

11:06am – Determination of Spectral Radiative Propertiesof Particle Beds Used for Thermal Energy Storage inConcentrated Solar Power ApplicationTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12744Chuyang Chen, Georgia Institute of Technology, Smyrna, GA,United States, Peter Loutzenhiser, Devesh Ranjan, ZhuominZhang, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, UnitedStates

11:27am – Measurement of Spectral AbsorptionCoefficients for Additive Manufacturing MaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13640Nicholas Wallace, Matthew Jones, Nathan Crane, BrighamYoung University, Provo, UT, United States

11:48am – Conditions for Equivalence of Apparent TotalDirectional Absorptivity and Emissivity for SurfacesRepresenting CavitiesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13745Ernest T. Lee, Brigham Young University, Provo, UT, UnitedStates, Rydge Mulford, University of Dayton, Dayton, OH,United States, Matthew Jones, Brian D. Iverson, BrighamYoung University, Provo, UT, United States

12:09pm – System for Measuring Directional RadiativeProperties of Surfaces Representing Cavities in the Visibleand Infrared RegionsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13778Kyle S. Meaker, Brigham Young University, Provo, UT, UnitedStates, Rydge Mulford, University of Dayton, Dayton, OH,United States, Ernest T. Lee, Matthew Jones, Brian D.Iverson, Brigham Young University, Provo, UT, United States

9-26 K9-3 THERMAL TRANSPORT INMETAMATERIALS9-26-1 K9-3 Thermal Transport in MetamaterialsConvention Center, 250A 10:45AM–12:30PM

10:45am – Tuning Thermoelectricity in Molecular Junctionsvia Quantum InterferenceTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10462Ruijiao Miao, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory,Berkeley, CA, United States

11:06am – An Experimental Investigation of theContribution of Different Carbonaceous Nanomaterials toThermal Conductance of Thermal Interface MaterialsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11553Prashant Singh, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC,United States, Seul-Yi Lee, Roop Mahajan, Virginia Tech,Blacksburg, VA, United States

11:27am – Phonon transport in Si/Ge(001) and PbTe/PbSe(001) SuperlatticesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13290Yang Li, Youping Chen, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL,United States

11:48am – Optimization of Radom Multilayer StructureThrough Physics-Informed Machine LearningTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13723Pranay Chakraborty, Tengfei Ma, Lei Cao, Yan Wang,University of Nevada, Reno, Reno, NV, United States

12:09pm – The Effect of Dimensionality on PhononLocalizationTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13787Tengfei Ma, Lei Cao, Yan Wang, University of Nevada, Reno,Reno, NV, United States

9-46 K14-1 GAS TURBINE HEAT TRANSFERAND COOLING9-46-1 K14-1 Gas Turbine Heat Transfer and CoolingConvention Center, 251C 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Stephen Lynch, Penn State University,University Park, PA, United States

Session Co-Organizer: John Blanton, Classic Engineering,LLC, Simpsonville, SC, United States, Lamyaa El-Gabry,Princeton University, Princeton, NJ, United States

10:45am – Impingement Heat Transfer of VariousLobe-Shaped NozzlesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10660Sanskar Panse, Srivatsan Madhavan, Prashant Singh,Srinath Ekkad, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC,United States

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11:06am – Irregular Shape Optimization for the FilmCooling Nozzle of Gas Turbines Using Numerical Optimization ToolTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10974Mohammad Alshehaby, American University in Cairo, Cairo,Cairo, Egypt, Lamyaa El-Gabry, Princeton University,Princeton, NJ, United States

11:27am – Flow and Heat Transfer Analysis of a TransitionalBoundary Layer in a Linear Turbine CascadeTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13500Yousef Kanani, Illinois Institute of Technology, Oak Park, IL,United States, Sumanta Acharya, Illinois Institute ofTechnology, Chicago, IL, United States

11:48am – Relative Casing Motion Effect on TurbineSquealer Tip Cooling Performance at Tight Tip ClearanceTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11237Diwei Zhu, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai,Shanghai, China, Qiang Zhang, City University London,London, United Kingdom, Shaopeng Lu, Jinfang Teng,Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, China

9-10 K6-10 PANEL ONTHEKEY ROLE OFHEAT TRANSFER ANALYSIS IN ENERGYSYSTEMS RESEARCH9-10-1 K6-10 Panel on the Key Role of Heat TransferAnalysis in Energy Systems ResearchConvention Center, 251B 2:00PM–3:45PM

2:00pm – The Key Role of Heat Transfer Analysis in EnergySystems ResearchPanel Presentation. IMECE2019-13969Alexander Rattner, Penn State University, University Park, PA,United States

2:21pm – The Key Role of Heat Transfer Analysis in EnergySystems ResearchPanel Presentation. IMECE2019-13970S.A. Sherif, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, United States

2:42pm – The Key Role of Heat Transfer Analysis in EnergySystems ResearchPanel Presentation. IMECE2019-13971Peiwen Li, University of Arizona, Oro Valley, AZ, United States

3:03pm – The Key Role of Heat Transfer Analysis in EnergySystems ResearchPanel Presentation. IMECE2019-13972Srinath Ekkad, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC,United States

9-19 K8-2 FUNDAMENTALS OF SINGLEPHASE CONVECTION9-19-1 K8-2 Fundamentals of Single PhaseConvection IConvention Center, 251C 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Diana-Andra Borca-Tasciuc, RensselaerPolytech Institute, Troy, NY, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Chris Kobus, Oakland University,Rochester, MI, United States

2:00pm – A Correlation for Laminar, Transitional, andTurbulent Flow in a Flat Plate Boundary LayerInvited Presentation. IMECE2019-12812John Lienhard, Massachusetts Institute of Technology,Cambridge, MA, United States

2:42pm – Effect of Pore Density on Jet Impingement OntoThin Metal Foams Under Intermediate Crossflow SchemeTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10748Srivatsan Madhavan, Vivek Subramaniam Sambamurthy,Prashant Singh, Srinath Ekkad, North Carolina StateUniversity, Raleigh, NC, United States

3:03pm – Effect of Thermal Boundary Condition on ForcedConvection From Circular CylindersTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12956Mohamed Abdelhady, David Wood, University of Calgary,Calgary, AB, Canada

3:24pm – Shape Factors for Heat Conduction Inside andOutside Two-Dimensional BodiesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12813John Lienhard, Massachusetts Institute of Technology,Cambridge, MA, United States

9-29 K9-6 NANOSCALE MODELING ANDSIMULATION9-29-1 K9-6 Nanoscale Modeling and Simulation – IConvention Center, 250A 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Yan Wang, University of Nevada, Reno,Reno, NV, United States

Session Co-Organizers: Brian D. Iverson, Brigham YoungUniversity, Provo, UT, United States, Tianli Feng, Oak RidgeNational Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, United States

2:00pm – Internal Heat Diffusion of Single-Walled CarbonNanotubes on Collision and BundlingTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10276Heeyuen Koh, Korea Institute of Science and Technology,Seoul, Korea (Republic), Shohei Chiashi, Junichiro Shiomi,Shigeo Maruyama, University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan


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2:21pm – Nano Sized Bubble Formation, Growth andCollapse in Liquid Water by Central Heating: A MolecularDynamics SimulationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11794Muhammad Rubayat Bin Shahadat, Hajee MohammadDanesh Science and Technology University, Dinajpur,Bangladesh, A.K.M. Monjur Morshed, Bangladesh Universityof Engineering & Technology, Dhaka, Bangladesh, AmitavTikadar, University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC, UnitedStates, Titan C. Paul, University of South Carolina Aiken,Lexington, SC, United States, Jamil Khan, University of SouthCarolina, Columbia, SC, United States

2:42pm – Development of New Neural Network Force FieldsWith First-Principles Level Accuracy and Application toThermal TransportTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12842Alejandro Rodriguez, Guangzhao Qin, Ming Hu, University ofSouth Carolina, Columbia, SC, United States

3:03pm – Spatial Correlation of Thermally GeneratedElectromagnetic Fields in Layered MediaTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12958Vahid Hatamipour, Mathieu Francoeur, University of Utah,Salt Lake City, UT, United States

3:24pm – Spatial Decomposition Neural Network ForceFields With First-Principles Level Accuracy and Applicationto Thermal TransportTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13120Alejandro Rodriguez, Guangzhao Qin, Ming Hu, University ofSouth Carolina, Columbia, SC, United States

9-2 K6-2 NUMERICAL ANALYSIS ANDPERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT OF ENERGYSYSTEMS9-2-1 K6-2 Numerical Analysis and PerformanceAssessment of Energy SystemsConvention Center, 155B 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Mitra Sexton, Knolls Atomic Power Lab,Clifton Park, NY, United States


4:00pm – Thermo-Mechanical Modeling of RotatingComposite ShaftsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10161Enayat Mahajerin, Saginaw Valley State University, Saginaw,MI, United States, Amir Khalilollahi, Penn State-Erie, Erie, PA,United States, Gary Burgess, Michigan State University, EastLansing, MI, United States

4:21pm – CFD Study of Generation Process and Stability ofa Fire Whirl in Large-Scale FiresTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10173Koyu Satoh, Domingos Viegas, Claudia Pinto, University ofCoimbra, Coimbra, Portugal, Ran Tu, HuaXiao University,Xiamen, China

4:42pm – Numerical Analysis of the Performance of anAdjustable Thermoacoustically-Driven Thermo-AcousticRefrigeratorTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11182Adam Christopher Alcock, Serge Balonji, Lagouge Tartibu,University of Johannesburg, Johannesburg, Gauteng, SouthAfrica

5:03pm – A Simple Immersed Boundary Method forModeling Forced Convection Heat TransferTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10236Guangfa Yao, Numersolution, LLC, Mason, OH, United States

5:24pm – Thermal-Hydraulics Simulation of a PrintedCircuit Heat ExchangerTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12772Qingzi Zhu, Bamdad Barari, Xu Tan, Mehdi Pishahang,Caleb Amy, Colin Kelsall, Henry Asegun, MassachusettsInstitute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, United States

9-19 K8-2 FUNDAMENTALS OF SINGLEPHASE CONVECTION9-19-2 K8-2 Fundamentals of Single PhaseConvection IIConvention Center, 251C 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Diana-Andra Borca-Tasciuc, RensselaerPolytech Institute, Troy, NY, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Chris Kobus, Oakland University,Rochester, MI, United States

4:00pm – Experimental Investigation of the Effects ofNanofluids on Forced Convective Heat Transfer Along aMicrochannelTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10799Jonathan Yeager, Peter Daluga, Saeid Vafaei, BradleyUniversity, Peoria, IL, United States

4:21pm – Effect of Metal Foam Thickness and Pore Densityon Array Jet Impingement Heat TransferTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11591Prashant Singh, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC,United States, Mingyang Zhang, Roop Mahajan, VirginiaTech, Blacksburg, VA, United States

4:42pm – A Numerical Study of Natural Convective HeatTransfer From Two-Sided Inclined Square Plates Having aFinite ThicknessTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11864Rafiq Manna, Patrick Oosthuizen, Queen’s University,Kingston, ON, Canada

5:03pm – Investigation of Heat Transfer Characteristics ofSupercritical Carbon Dioxide at MicrochannelsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10470Mostafa Asadzadeh, Anatoly Parahovnik, Stephen Adeoye,Yoav Peles, University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL, UnitedStates


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9-29 K9-6 NANOSCALE MODELING ANDSIMULATION9-29-2 K9-6 Nanoscale Modeling and Simulation – IIConvention Center, 250A 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Yan Wang, University of Nevada, Reno,Reno, NV, United States

Session Co-Organizers: Brian D. Iverson, Brigham YoungUniversity, Provo, UT, United States, Tianli Feng, Oak RidgeNational Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, United States

4:00pm – Impact of Beta-Ga2O3/Al2O3 Lattice Mismatch onInterface Structure and Thermal TransportTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13448Jinchen Han, Henry Aller, Alan McGaughey, Carnegie MellonUniversity, Pittsburgh, PA, United States

4:21pm – Thermal Transport in Crystalline Si WithVacancies and Amorphous SiTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13625Amirreza Hashemi, Hasan Babaei, Ruiqiang Guo, SangyeopLee, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, United States

4:42pm – Mie Scattering of Phonons by Point Defects in IV-VI Semiconductors GeTe and PbTeTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13641Ruiqiang Guo, Sangyeop Lee, University of Pittsburgh,Pittsburgh, PA, United States

5:03pm – Predicting Thermal Conductivity of Silicon inDifferent Phases Using a Neural Network InteratomicPotentialTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13650Ruiyang Li, Eungkyu Lee, Tengfei Luo, University of NotreDame, Notre Dame, IN, United States

5:24pm – Engineering Heat Transport in Nanoparticle-in-Alloy Composites: The Role of Mie ScatteringTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13709Joseph Feser, University of Delaware, Newark, DE, UnitedStates


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9-4 K6-4 HEAT TRANSFER IN SOLARPOWER SYSTEMS9-4-1 K6-4 Heat Transfer in Solar Power SystemsConvention Center, 255F 8:15AM–10:00AM

Session Organizer: Nesrin Ozalp, University of MinnesotaDuluth, Duluth, MN, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Sophia Haussener, Lawrence BerkeleyNational Laboratory, Berkeley, CA, United States

8:15am – Peltier Cooling for Low ConcentrationPhotovoltaic Cells: Numerical Modeling and FeasibilityStudyTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11656Anuj Pant, Sourabh Dhole, Hamidreza Najafi, FloridaInstitute of Technology, Melbourne, FL, United States

8:36am – Computational Simulation and Analysis of MajorControl Parameters of Time-Dependent PV/T CollectorsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12184Jimeng Shi, Florida International University, Weston, FL,United States, Cheng-xian Lin, Florida International University,Miami, FL, United States

8:57am – Development of Metrology for the High-Temperature Characterization of Solar-Thermal ReceiversTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13130Riley Crist, Mathieu Francoeur, Keunhan Park, SameerRao, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, United States

9:18am – Population Balance Modeling for ThermochemicalReduction of Ceria Particles in Falling Particle SolarReactorsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13286Eylul Simsek, University of California, Los Angeles, LosAngeles, CA, United States, Michael Welte, Bucher UnipektinAG, Niederweningen, Switzerland, Aldo Steinfeld, ETH Zurich,Zurich, Switzerland, Laurent Pilon, University of California, LosAngeles, Los Angeles, CA, United States

9:39am – Synchrotron X-ray Tomography ThermalConductivity Analysis of Packed Bed Particle-to-sCO2 HeatExchangersTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13306Yanjie Zheng, Marm Dixit, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN,United States, Yousuf Bootwala, Marta Hatzell, GeorgiaInstitute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, United States, Kelsey B.Hatzell, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN, United States

9-18 K8-1 FUNDAMENTALS OF BOILING,EVAPORATION, AND CONDENSATIONINCLUDING MICRO/NANO-SCALEEFFECTS9-18-1 K8-1 Fundamentals of Boiling, Evaporation,and Condensation Including Micro/Nano-ScaleEffects IConvention Center, 257 8:15AM–10:00AM

Session Organizer: Amitabh Narain, Michigan TechnologicalUniversity, Houghton, MI, United States

Session Co-Organizers: Vaibhav Bahadur, University of Texasat Austin, Austin, TX, United States, Ming-Chang Lu, NationalChiao Tung University, Hsinchu, Taiwan, Navdeep SinghDhillon, California State University Long Beach, Long Beach,CA, United States

8:15am – Piezo-Induced Shear-Mode Resonant AcousticExcitations of Meshed Boiling-Surfaces Leading toEnhanced Flow-Boiling Operations for Next GenerationHeat-SinksTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12432Amitabh Narain, Divya Pandya, Michigan TechnologicalUniversity, Houghton, MI, United States, Soroush Sepahyar,Michigan Technological University, Hancock, MI, United States,Patcharapol Gorgitrattanagul, Michigan TechnologicalUniversity, Houghton, MI, United States, Vibhu Vivek, VivekTechnologies LLC, Santa Clara, MI, United States

8:36am – Enhanced Refrigerant-Side Heat Transfer ofR134a in Etched Aluminum TubesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10371Nithin Vinod Upot, Allison J. Mahvi, Nenad Miljkovic,University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, UnitedStates

8:57am – Study of Two-Dimensional Flow-BoilingMorphological Characteristics in the Micro Gap WithSurface Wettability on Hot SpotTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11015Anwarul Karim, Jong-Hoon Kim, Washington State UniversityVancouver, Vancouver, WA, United States

9:18am – Using Soft Coatings to Augment Phase ChangeHeat TransferTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12525Konrad Rykaczewski, Akshay Phadnis, Arizona StateUniversity, Tempe, AZ, United States

9:39am – Prediction of Thermal Conductance at Liquid-GasInterfaces Using Molecular Dynamics SimulationsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12219Zhi Liang, California State University, Fresno, Clovis, CA,United States, Eric Bird, California State University, Fresno,Fresno, CA, United States

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9-24 K9-1 THERMAL TRANSPORT ACROSSHARD/SOFT INTERFACES9-24-1 K9-1 Thermal Transport Across Hard/SoftInterfacesConvention Center, 355B 8:15AM–10:00AM

8:15am – Thermal Contact Resistance at the Skin and(Hard) Electronics InterfaceTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12524Konrad Rykaczewski, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ,United States

8:36am – Thermal Response at Graphene Oxide-WaterInterfaces for Mechanical Loads Sensing and ModesDifferentiationTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12940Yuan Gao, Yue Zhang, University of Virginia, Charlottesville,VA, United States

8:57am – Thermal Transport in Semicrystalline Polyethyleneby Molecular Dynamics SimulationTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13013Jixiong He, Kyunghoon Kim, Jun Liu, North Carolina StateUniversity, Raleigh, NC, United States

9:18am – Investigation of Highly Anisotropic ThermalBoundary Resistance Across 2D van der Waals MaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13548Man Li, Joonsang Kang, Huu Duy Nguyen, Yongjie Hu,University of California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, UnitedStates

9:39am – Engineering Heat Conduction in Hydrogel viaIntermolecular InteractionTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13587Jiawei Zhou, Hongxia Zeng, Buxuan Li, MassachusettsInstitute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, United States, YanfeiXu, University of Massachusetts Amherst, Amherst, MA, UnitedStates, Gang Chen, Massachusetts Institute of Technology,Cambridge, MA, United States

9-57 K19-1 HEAT AND MASS TRANSFER INTHE NATURAL AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT9-57-1 K19-1 Heat and Mass Transfer in the Naturaland Built EnvironmentConvention Center, 255E 8:15AM–10:00AM

Session Organizer: Kashif Nawaz, Oak Ridge NationalLaboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, United States

Session Co-Organizers: Cheng-xian Lin, Florida InternationalUniversity, Miami, FL, United States, Jingru Benner, WesternNew England University, Springfield, MA, United States

8:15am – Solar Perforated Panels Installed on a WindowWith Different Perforation Ratios: Energy and IlluminanceAnalysesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10017Esam Alawadhi, Kuwait University, Safat, Kuwait

8:36am – Evaluating the Effect of Number of Spans on HeatTransfer in GreenhousesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11420Sunita Kruger, University of Johannesburg, Johannesburg,Gauteng, South Africa, Leon Pretorius, University of Pretoria,Pretoria, Gauteng, South Africa

8:57am – Net-Zero Water (NZW) Reuse Desiccant AssistedEvaporative Cooling System for Data CentersTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11870David Okposio, Purdue University Northwest, Hammond, IN,United States, A.G. Agwu Nnanna, Purdue University Calumet,Hammond, IN, United States, Harvey Abramowitz, PurdueUniversity Northwest, Hammond, IN, United States

9:18am – On the Development of a Thermal ComfortControl for Classrooms Conditioned by Split-Type SystemsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11426Anastacio Silva Junior, Instituto Federal de Santa Catarina,Florianópolis, Brazil, Nathan Mendes, PUC-Pr, Curitiba, Brazil,Rogério Vilain, Instituto Federal de Santa Catarina, São José,Brazil, Marcelo Pereira, Instituto Federal de Santa Catarina,Florianopolis, Brazil, Katia Cordeiro Mendonça, CESI-LINEACT, La Rochelle, France

9:39am – Effects of Indoor Environmental Variables onThermal Sensation Prediction: An Experimental AnalysisTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13545Jermy Thomas, Amanda Smith, University of Utah, Salt LakeCity, UT, United States

9-18 K8-1 FUNDAMENTALS OF BOILING,EVAPORATION, AND CONDENSATIONINCLUDINGMICRO/NANO-SCALEEFFECTS9-18-2 K8-1 Fundamentals of Boiling, Evaporation,and Condensation Including Micro/Nano-ScaleEffects IIConvention Center, 257 10:15AM–12:00PM

Session Organizer: Amitabh Narain, Michigan Tech University,Houghton, MI, United States

Session Co-Organizers: Vaibhav Bahadur, University of Texasat Austin, Austin, TX, United States, Navdeep Singh Dhillon,California State University Long Beach, Long Beach, CA,United States, Ming-Chang Lu, National Chiao Tung University,Hsinchu, Taiwan

10:15am – Enhanced Condensation Heat Transfer on theThree-Dimensional Hybrid SurfacesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10689Ching-Wen Lo, National Chiao Tung University, Hsinchu,Taiwan, Yu-Cheng Chu, Ming-Han Yan, National Chiao TungUniversity, Hsinchu, Taiwan, Ming-Chang Lu, National ChiaoTung University, Hsinchu, Taiwan


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10:36am – Heat Transfer Characteristics of a Train ofDroplets Impinging Over a Hot Surface: From FilmEvaporation to Leidenfrost PointTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11212Ganesh Guggilla, Indian Institute of Technology, Madras,Chennai, India, Arvind Pattamatta, IIT Madras, Chennai, India,Ramesh Narayanaswamy, Curtin University, Perth, Australia

10:57am – Thermal Patterns and Internal Flow Mechanismsin Evaporating Inverted Sessile Drops of Pure WaterTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11256Tejaswi Josyula, Chandan Manghnani, Pallab SinhaMahapatra, Arvind Pattamatta, Indian Institute of TechnologyMadras, Chennai, India

11:18am – Curvature Dependence of the MassAccommodation CoefficientTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13809Paul Barclay, Jennifer Lukes, University of Pennsylvania,Philadelphia, PA, United States

11:39am – Investigation of Flashing Flow in a Siphon toExtract Condensate in Paper Dryer ApplicationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10318Hamed Abdul Majeed, Ting Wang, University of New Orleans,New Orleans, LA, United States

9-30 K9-7 NANOSCALE THERMALRADIATION9-30-1 K9-7 Nanoscale Thermal RadiationConvention Center, 255E 10:15AM–12:00PM

Session Organizer: Liping Wang, Arizona State University,Tempe, AZ, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Bo Zhao, Stanford University,Stanford, CA, United States

10:15am – Super-Planckian Radiative Heat Flux BetweenMetallic Surfaces With Near-Field and Thin-Film EffectsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12553Payam Sabbaghi, Linshuang Long, Xiaoyan Ying, ChristianMessner, Liping Wang, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ,United States

10:36am – Comparison of Three Modeling Approaches forFar- and Near-Field Thermophotovoltaic SystemsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12610Dudong Feng, Eric J. Tervo, Shannon K. Yee, ZhuominZhang, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, UnitedStates

10:57am – Self-Sustaining Thermophotonic CircuitsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12708Bo Zhao, Siddharth Buddhiraju, Parthiban Santhanam,Kaifeng Chen, Shanhui Fan, Stanford University, Stanford,CA, United States

11:18am – Near-Complete Violation of Kirchhoff’s Law ofThermal Radiation with a 0.3-Tesla Magnetic FieldTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12709Bo Zhao, Yu Shi, Jiahui Wang, Zhexin Zhao, Nathan Zhao,Shanhui Fan, Stanford University, Stanford, CA, United States

11:39am – System Green’s Function Approach to theThermal Discrete Dipole ApproximationTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12887Lindsay Walter, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, UnitedStates, Zhuomin Zhang, Baratunde Cola, Georgia Institute ofTechnology, Atlanta, GA, United States, Mathieu Francoeur,University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, United States, Eric J.Tervo, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, UnitedStates

9-15 K7-1 SPATIALLY RESOLVEDTHERMOPHYSICAL PROPERTYMEASUREMENTS9-15-1 K7-1 Spatially Resolved ThermophysicalProperty MeasurementsConvention Center, 255C 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Troy Munro, Brigham Young University,Provo, UT, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Keunhan Park, University of Utah, SaltLake City, UT, United States

2:00pm – Development of Thermally Isolated, High StiffnessMicro-Calorimeter for Sub-nW Heat Transfer MeasurementTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10175Cedric Shaskey, Amun Jarzembski, Jacob Crossley,Keunhan Park, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, UnitedStates

2:21pm – Multiplexed Thermal Properties Mapping byThermoreflectance Imaging via Adaptive Heating Patternand ModelingTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10977Qiye Zheng, Sumanjeet Kaur, Ravi Prasher, LawrenceBerkeley National Laboratory, Berkeley, CA, United States,Chris Dames, University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA,United States

2:42pm – Applying Photothermal Radiometry on ThermalTransport Property Characterization of Nuclear Fuel SurrogatesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12258Zilong Hua, Robert Schley, Austin Fleming, Colby Jensen,Zain Karriem, David Hurley, Idaho National Laboratory, IdahoFalls, ID, United States

3:03pm – Thermal Properties of Thin Film Uranium Oxidesand Thorium OxidesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11699Aaron Thorum, Logan Page, Troy Munro, David Allred,Brigham Young University, Provo, UT, United States,Zilong Hua, David Hurley, Idaho National LaboratoryFalls, ID, United States


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3:24pm – Observation of Second Sound in Graphite up to150KTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13355Samuel Huberman, Ryan Duncan, Ke Chen, MassachusettsInstitute of Technology, Cambridge, Bai Song, PekingUniversity, Beijing, China, Vazrik Chiloyan, MassachusettsInstitute of Technology, Watertown, MA, United States, Zhiwei Ding, Alexei Maznev, Gang Chen, Keith Nelson,Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, UnitedStates

9-30 K9-7 NANOSCALE THERMALRADIATION9-30-2 K9-7 Nanoscale Thermal RadiationConvention Center, 255E 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Liping Wang, Arizona State University,Tempe, AZ, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Bo Zhao, Stanford University,Stanford, CA, United States

2:00pm – A Near-Field Radiative Heat Transfer DeviceTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12911John Desutter, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, UnitedStates, Lei Tang, University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley,CA, United States, Mathieu Francoeur, University of Utah, SaltLake City, UT, United States

2:21pm – Coupled Surface Phonon- and Plasmon-Polaritons Mediated Near-Field Radiative Heat TransferTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13031Lei Tang, University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA,United States, John Desutter, Mathieu Francoeur, Universityof Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, United States

2:42pm – Modeling Nonequilibrium Combined Charge andRadiation Transport in Near-Field Semiconductor DevicesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13270Eric J. Tervo, Dudong Feng, Georgia Institute of Technology,Atlanta, GA, United States, Will Callahan, Eric Toberer,Colorado School of Mines, Golden, CO, United States,Shannon K. Yee, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA,United States, Andrew Ferguson, National Renewable EnergyLaboratory, Golden, CO, United States, Zhuomin Zhang,Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, United States

3:03pm – Natural Hyperbolic Materials for Near-FieldRadiative Heat TransferTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13400Hakan Salihoglu, Xianfan Xu, Purdue University, WestLafayette, IN, United States

3:24pm – Extreme Near-Field Heat Transfer Between GoldSurfacesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13470Takuro Tokunaga, Amun Jarzembski, Keunhan Park,Mathieu Francoeur, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT,United States

9-49 K15-3 TRANSPORT PHENOMENA INADDITIVE MANUFACTURING9-49-1 K15-3 Transport Phenomena in AdditiveManufacturingConvention Center, 257 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Heng Pan, Missouri University of Scienceand Technology, Rolla, MO, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Ying Sun, Drexel University,Philadelphia, PA, United States

2:00pm – Controlling Evaporation Induced Self-Assembly ofPolymeric Nanoparticles: A VOF-DPD StudyTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11953Raihan Tayeb, Yuwen Zhang, University of Missouri,Columbia, MO, United States

2:21pm – Use of Diffusion in Functional Parts Made byProjection Micro-StereolithographyTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11386Jin Cui, Qiming Chen, Justin Weibel, Liang Pan, PurdueUniversity, West Lafayette, IN, United States

2:42pm – Fabrication of 3D Microstructures by Laser DirectSynthesis and PatterningTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11083Ming-Tsang Lee, Cheng-An Chen, National Tsing HuaUniversity, Hsinchu, Taiwan

3:03pm – Multiscale Modeling of Microstructure EvolutionDuring Laser Direct Deposition of CeramicsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11050Xiangyang Dong, Missouri S&T, Rolla, MO, United States

3:24pm – Transport Phenomena in Femtosecond LaserBased Micro/Nanoscale Additive Manufacturing With MetalNanoparticlesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12276Chinmoy Kumar Podder, Heng Pan, Missouri University ofScience and Technology, Rolla, MO, United States

9-51 K16-1: HEAT TRANSFER INELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT9-51-1 K16-1: Heat Transfer in Electronic Equipment IConvention Center, 255D2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Seungbae Park, Binghamton University,Binghamton, NY, United States

Session Co-Organizers: Hendrik P.J. De Bock, GE GlobalResearch, Schenectady, NY, United States, Sameer Rao,University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, United States, KoneruRamakrishna, Thermal Consultant, Austin, TX, United States

2:00pm – Near Critical Carbon Dioxide Characteristics ofHeat Transfer Processes in MicrochannelsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10045Anatoly Parahovnik, Mostafa Asadzadeh, Yoav Peles,University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL, United States


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2:21pm – Experimental Study of Forced Convection Heat Transfer and Flow Friction of a Water-Cooled Inter-Connected Mini-Channel Heat SinkTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11624Amitav Tikadar, Saad K. Oudah, Nabeel Abdulrazzaq,University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC, United States,Titan Paul, University of South Carolina Aiken, Aiken, SC,United States, Jamil Khan, University of South Carolina,Columbia, SC, United States

2:42pm – Experimental Study of the Incidence of Changinga Synthetic Jet Orifice in Heat Transfer Using a TaguchiMethod ApproachTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10324Sebastian Cano, Gustavo Cordova, Christian Narvaez,Universidad de las Fuerzas Armadas ESPE, Quito, Quito,Ecuador, Luis Segura, Universidad de las Fuerzas ArmadasESPE, Pichincha, Ecuador, Luis Carrion, Universidad de lasFuerzas Armadas ESPE, Quito, Quito, Ecuador

3:03pm – Forced Convection Heat Transfer in Nanofluids:Experimental Data and Theoretical CorrelationsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13229Peter Daluga, Jonathan Yeager, Saeid Vafaei, BradleyUniversity, Peoria, IL, United States

9-59 K19-3 ADVANCES INWATER ANDWASTEWATER PROCESSINGANDWATERDESALINATION TECHNOLOGIES9-59-1 Advances in Water and WastewaterProcessing and Water DesalinationTechnologiesConvention Center, 255F 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Cheng-xian Lin, Florida InternationalUniversity, Miami, FL, United States

Session Co-Organizer: S.A. Sherif, University of Florida,Gainesville, FL, United States, Jingru Benner, Western NewEngland University, Springfield, MA, United States, KashifNawaz, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, UnitedStates

2:00pm – Membrane Fouling Mitigation in Water FiltrationUsing PiezoelectricsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11313Aronu Obinna, Purdue Water Institute, Hammond, IN, UnitedStates, Harvey Abramowitz, Purdue University Northwest,Hammond, IN, United States, A.G. Agwu Nnanna, PurdueUniversity Calumet, Hammond, IN, United States

2:21pm – Experimental Investigation of Spiral WoundModule Under Pressure Retarded Osmosis ProcessTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11786Mostafa Elsharqawy, Luis Vives, University of Guelph,Guelph, ON, Canada, Edgar Quiñones Bolaños, University ofCartagena, Bolívar, Cartagena, Colombia

2:42pm – Sustainable Waste Water Treatment Using SolarEnergy by Heat Localization Through Porous MediaTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12189Divya Jaladi, Ethan Languri, Tennessee TechnologicalUniversity, Cookeville, TN, United States, Bob Piras,Consultant, Cookeville, TN, United States

3:03pm – Assessment and Characterization of HybridMesoporous Material MCM With Titanium Dioxide forWater TreatmentTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12272Jiajun Xu, University of the District of Columbia, Washington,DC, United States

3:24pm – An Evaluation of the Effects of Team Projects andAugmented Reality on Student Learning in SustainableBuilding ScienceTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11982Cheng-xian Lin, Nipesh Pradhananga, Shahin Vassigh,Florida International University, Miami, FL, United States

9-5 K6-5 THERMAL MANAGEMENT OFBATTERY SYSTEMS9-5-1 K6-1 Simulation and Validation Methods ofMixed Convection and Conjugate Heat TransferAnalyses in Annular or Ducting SystemsConvention Center, 257 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Mitra Sexton, Knolls Atomic Power Lab,Clifton Park, NY, United States

Session Co-Organizers: Matthew Jones, Brigham YoungUniversity, Provo, UT, United States, Alexander Rattner,Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA, UnitedStates

4:00pm – Numerical Investigation on Thermal and FluidDynamic Behaviors of a Thermoelectric Generator in an Exhaust Automotive Line With Aluminum FoamTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11575Bernardo Buonomo, Anna di Pasqua, Davide Ercole,Oronzio Manca, Sergio Nardini, Università degli Studi dellaCampania “Luigi Vanvitelli”, Aversa, Caserta, Italy

4:21pm – Experimental Demonstration of EnergyHarvesting From the Sky Using the Negative IlluminationEffect of a Semiconductor PhotodiodeTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12710Masashi Ono, Parthiban Santhanam, Wei Li, Bo Zhao,Shanhui Fan, Stanford University, Stanford, CA, United States

4:42pm – Analysis of Thermal Issues in Batteries forElectrified VehiclesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12834Bengt Sunden, Lund University, Lund, Sweden


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5:03pm – Effect of Potential Window on Heat Generation atActivated Carbon Electrodes in Neat or Diluted Ionic LiquidElectrolytesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13086Laurent Pilon, Obaidallah Munteshari, Arie Borenstein, ArieBorenstein, Ryan H. DeBlock, Jonathan Lau, Grace Whang,Yucheng Chen, Ampol Likitchatchawankuna, RichardKaner, Bruce Dunn, University of California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, United States

5:24pm – Effect of Temperature on Heat Generation Rate in Electric Double Layer Capacitors With Ionic LiquidElectrolyteTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13919Ampol Likitchatchawankuna, Jonathan Lau, ObaidallahMunteshari, Bruce Dunn, Laurent Pilon, University ofCalifornia, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, United States

9-16 K7-2 THERMOPHYSICAL PROPERTIESOF NEXT-GENERATION THERMALSTORAGEMATERIALS9-16-1 K7-2Thermophysical Properties of Next-GenerationThermal Storage MaterialsConvention Center, 255C 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Nicholas Roberts, Utah State University,Logan, UT, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Ronald Warzoha, U.S. NavalAcademy, Severna Park, MD, United States

4:00pm – Thermal Imaging Technique to Minimize theWastage of FruitsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10034Sathish Gurupatham, Carson Wiles, Kennesaw StateUniversity, Marietta, GA, United States

4:21pm – Nanoparticles Shape Effect on ThermalConductivity of Nanofluids: A Molecular Dynamics StudyTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11781Md. Rakibul Hasan Roni, A.K.M. Monjur Morshed,Bangladesh University of Engineering & Technology, Dhaka,Bangladesh, Amitav Tikadar, University of South Carolina,Columbia, SC, United States, Titan C. Paul, University ofSouth Carolina Aiken, Lexington, SC, United States, JamilKhan, University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC, UnitedStates

4:42pm – Heat Transfer Characteristics of Various GunBarrels Under Different Operating ConditionsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12083Mohamed Gadalla, Muhammad Jasim, Omar Ahmad,American University of Sharjah, Sharjah, United Arab Emir.

5:03pm – Experimental Study of the Effect of NanoparticleConcentration on Thermo-Physical Properties of MoltenSalt NanofluidsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12166Hani Tiznobaik, Tarleton State University, Stephenville, TX,United States, Donghyun Shin, Central Michigan University,Mt. Pleasant, MI, United States

9-31 K9-8 NANOSCALE MATERIALS FORTHERMAL ENERGY SYSTEMS9-31-1 K9-8 Nanoscale Materials for Thermal EnergySystemsConvention Center, 255E 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Renkun Chen, University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Yongjie Hu, University of California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, United States

4:00pm – An Experimental Study of the Viscosity ofTitanium Oxide and Aluminum Oxide Composite NanofluidsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11183Luke Ajuka, Moradeyo Odunfa, Miracle Oyewola, Universityof Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria

4:21pm – Nanostructure Controlled Thermal Radiation forThermal Management and Energy HarvestingTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12916Wei Li, Shanhui Fan, Stanford University, Stanford, CA, UnitedStates

4:42pm – Graphene Nanopetals for Ultrafast Solar-ThermalEnergy Conversion and Efficient DesalinationTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13099Guoping Xiong, University of Nevada, Reno, Reno, NV, UnitedStates

5:03pm – Thin Film Boiling Heat Transfer ThroughNanoporous MembranesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13437Qingyang Wang, Renkun Chen, University of California, SanDiego, La Jolla, CA, United States

5:24pm – Solution-Processable Colloidal Nanocrystal Inksfor Printing Flexible Thermoelectrics With UltrahighPerformances at Low-Medium TemperaturesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13855Yanliang Zhang, University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN,United States

9-51 K16-1: HEAT TRANSFER INELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT9-51-2 K16-1: HeatTransfer in Electronic Equipment IIConvention Center, 251E 4:00PM–5:45PM

4:00pm – Investigation of Heat Transfer Properties ofNanofluids Using Michelson InterferometryTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10078Edison George, Binoy Baby, St. Joseph’s College ofEngineering and Technology, Kerala, Yes, India

4:21pm – High Performance Thermal Interface MaterialsBased on Micro-Additive-Enhanced Liquid Metal Pastesand Soft CompositesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12526Konrad Rykaczewski, Robert Y. Wang, Matthew Ralphs,Wilson Kong, Aastha Uppal, Arizona State UniversityAZ, United States


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4:42pm – Constructal Equivalent Thermal ResistanceMinimization for Tau-Shaped FinTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10117Huijun Feng, Lingen Chen, Shaojun Xia, Naval University ofEngineering, Wuhan, China

5:03pm – Flow and Heat Transfer Characteristics for a FlowOver Double Semi-Circular CylindersTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13101Sultan Alshareef, Timothy Ameel, Todd Harman, Universityof Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, United States

9-53 K18-1 THERMAL TRANSPORT UNDERHIGH TEMPERATURE AND/OR PRESSURECONDITIONS9-53-1 K18-1 Thermal Transport Under HighTemperature and/or Pressure ConditionsConvention Center, 255D 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Zhiguo Qu, Xi’an Jiaotong University,Xi’an, Shaanxi, China

Session Co-Organizer: Xinwei Wang, Iowa State University,Ames, IA, United States

4:00pm – Borehole Temperature Modelling in HighTemperature Drilling Environment Based on Heat TransferLawsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10085Abhijeet D. Chodankar, Cheng-xian Lin, Florida InternationalUniversity, Miami, FL, United States

4:21pm – Simultaneous Measurement of Specific Heat andThermal Conductivity in Extreme EnvironmentTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12210Xianghai Meng, Jung-Fu Lin, Yaguo Wang, University ofTexas at Austin, Austin, TX, United States

4:42pm – Experimental Evaluation of Microclimate CoolingGarments Under Controlled Ambient ConditionsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10679Mammadbaghir Baghirzade, Samuel BurnsHongwei Sun,Margaret SobkowiczKline, Stephen Johnston, John HunterMack, University of Massachusetts Lowell, Lowell, MA, UnitedStates

5:03pm – Leidenfrost Phenomenon and Its Impact onSessile Drop Evaporation for Different Liquids and SurfacesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11000Pranzal Ahmed, Bangladesh University of Engineering andTechnology, Dhaka, Bangladesh, M. Ruhul Amin, MontanaState University, Bozeman, MT, United States, Mohammad Ali,Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology, Dhaka,Bangladesh


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10-1-1: In-Situ Techniques in ExperimentalMechanics

10-2-1: Multiscale Modeling for MaterialsDesign – I

10-2-2: Multiscale Modeling for MaterialsDesign – II

10-4-1: Active Mechanical Metamaterials10-4-2: Anomalous Physical Properties of

Mechanical Metamaterials10-4-3: Multiphysics Behavior of Mechanical

Metamaterials10-4-4: Reconfigurable Mechanical

Metamaterials10-4-5: Dynamical andTransient Phenomena in

Mechanical Metamaterials10-5-1: Multifunctional and Micro/Nano-

Structured Materials: Modeling andCharacterization (III)

10-9-1: Modeling, Simulation, and Design of Multifunctional Materials – I:Multiscale and MultiphysicalPhenomena

10-9-2: Modeling, Simulation, and Designof Multifunctional Materials – II:Metamaterials and Lattice Structures

10-9-3: Modeling, Simulation, and Design of Multifunctional Materials – III:Composites and Engineering Materials

10-10-1: Multifunctional Composite Materialsand Structures – I

10-10-2: Multifunctional Composite Materialsand Structures – II

10-10-3: Multifunctional Composite Materialsand Structures – III

10-10-4: Multifunctional Composite Materialsand Structures – IV

10-10-5: Multifunctional Composite Materialsand Structures – V

10-11-1: Multifunctional Nanomaterials10-12-1: Mechanics in Manufacturing of

Multifunctional Materials andStructure

10-13-1: Bioinspired Materials, Processes andApplications

10-14-1: Soft Robotics and Soft Machines – I10-14-2: Soft Robotics and Soft Machines – II10-15-1: Lithium-Ion Battery Safety Under

Abusive Conditions10-17-1: Constitutive Modeling of the

Mechanical Behavior and Performanceof Electronic, Photonic, MEMS, andNEMS Materials, Assemblies,Packages, Modules, and Systems – I

10-17-2: Constitutive Modeling of theMechanical Behavior and Performanceof Electronic, Photonic, MEMS, andNEMS Materials, Assemblies,Packages, Modules, and Systems – II

10-19-1: Design of Engineered Materials andComponents for AdditiveManufacturing: SpatialProgramming and 3D Design

10-19-2: Design of Engineered Materials andComponents for AdditiveManufacturing: Meso-, Micro- andNano-Architecture

10-20-1: ONR, NIST, ARO10-20-2: NSF, DARPA, AFOSR10-20-3: Center Directors10-20-4: Center Director and Panel

Discussion10-23-1: Nanoengineered, Nano Modified,

Hierarchical, Multi-Scale Materialsand Structures – I

10-23-2: Nanoengineered, Nano Modified,Hierarchical, Multi-Scale Materialsand Structures – II

10-24-1 Fracture and Damage: Nano- toMacro-Scale – I

10-24-2: Fracture and Damage: Nano- toMacro-Scale – II

10-25-1: Material Processing of FlexibleElectronics, Sensors, and Devices – I

10-25-2: Material Processing of FlexibleElectronics, Sensors, and Devices –II

10-26-1: Materials Processing andCharacterization – I

10-26-2: Materials Processing andCharacterization – II

10-26-3: Materials Processing andCharacterization – III

10-26-4: Materials Processing andCharacterization – IV

10-26-5: Materials Processing andCharacterization – V

10-26-6: Materials Processing andCharacterization – VI

10-27-1: Phase Transformations in MaterialsProcessing – I

10-27-2: PhaseTransformations in MaterialsProcessing – II

10-27-3: PhaseTransformations in MaterialsProcessing – III

10-29-1: Recent Developments in Tribology – I10-30-1: Nanomaterials for Energy I10-29-2: Recent Developments in Tribology –

II10-31-1: Plenary Session I10-31-2: Plenary Session II


TRACK ORGANIZERSPhilippe Geubelle, University of Illinois,United States

Min Zhou, Georgia Institute ofTechnology, United States

TOPIC ORGANIZERSSara Adibi, Center for AdvancedVehicular Systems, United States

Seyed Allameh, Northern KentuckyUniversity, United States

Mohsen Asle Zaeem, Colorado School ofMines, United States

Ryan Berke, Utah State University,United States

M.D. Bermudez, Universidad Politecnicade Cartagena, Spain

Changyong Cao, Michigan StateUniversity, United States

Nathan Crane, Brigham YoungUniversity, United States

Abhijit Dasgupta, University of Maryland,United States

Pei Dong, George Mason University,United States

Yuris Dzenis, University of Nebraska,United States

Xin-Lin Gao, Southern MethodistUniversity, United States

Wei Gao, University of Texas at SanAntonio, United States

Andrew Gaynor, Weapons and MaterialsResearch Directorate, United States

Wayne Hodo, U.S. Army – ERDC, UnitedStates

Mark Horstemeyer, Mississippi StateUniversity, United States

Shihao Hu, California State University,Los Angeles, United States

Patricia Iglesias, Rochester Institute ofTechnology, United States

Vikram Jayaram, Indian Institute ofScience, India

Jaehyung Ju, Shanghai Jiao TongUniversity, China

Sung Hoon Kang, Johns HopkinsUniversity, United States

Eduard Karpov, University of Illinois atChicago, United States

Owen Kingstedt, University of Utah,United States

Leslie Lamberson, Drexel University,United States

Yaning Li, University of New Hampshire,United States

Ling Liu, Temple University, UnitedStates

Weiyi Lu, Michigan State University,United States

Li Ma, Harbin Institute of Technology,United States

Mahmood Mamivand, Boise StateUniversity, United States

Scott Mao, University of Pittsburgh,United States

Aaron D. Mazzeo, Rutgers, The StateUniversity of New Jersey, United States

Ram Mohan, North Carolina A&T StateUniversity, United States

Martin Ostoja-Starzewski, University ofIllinois Urbana-Champaign, UnitedStates

Michael Pettes, Los Alamos NationalLaboratory, United States

Raghu Prakash, Indian Institute ofTechnology Madras, India

Jordan R. Raney, University ofPennsylvania, United States

Elham Sahraei Esfahani, TempleUniversity, United States

Sridhar Santhanam, Villanova University,United States

Jongmin Shim, University at Buffalo,United States

Arunkumar Subramanian, University ofIllinois Chicago, United States

Ephraim Suhir, Bell Labs, United StatesKevin Turner, University of Pennsylvania,United States

Natasha Vermaak, Lehigh University,United States

Lifeng Wang, Stony Brook University,United States

Xianqiao Wang, University of Georgia,United States

Qiming Wang, University of SouthernCalifornia, United States

Xueju Wang, University of Missouri,United States

Zhenhai Xia, University of North Texas,United States

Junfeng Xiao, Huazhong Univ. of Scienceand Technology, China

Jianliang Xiao, University of ColoradoBoulder, United States

Jun Xu, Beihang University, UnitedStates

Baoxing Xu, University of Virginia, UnitedStates

Jun Xu, Beihang University, UnitedStates

W. Hong Yeo, Virginia CommonwealthUniversity, United States

Jie Yin, North Carolina State University,United States

Sha Yin, Beihang University, UnitedStates

Cunjiang Yu, University of Houston,United States

SESSION ORGANIZERSSeyed Allameh, Northern KentuckyUniversity, United States

Yanyu Chen, University of Louisville,United States

Yinding Chi, North Carolina StateUniversity, United States

Pei Dong, George Mason University,United States

Xin-Lin Gao, Southern MethodistUniversity, United States

Andrew Gaynor, Weapons and MaterialsResearch Directorate, United States

Jaehyung Ju, Shanghai Jiao TongUniversity, China

Sung Hoon Kang, Johns HopkinsUniversity, United States

Eduard Karpov, University of Illinois atChicago, United States

Leslie Lamberson, Drexel University,United States

Yaning Li, University of New Hampshire,United States

Ling Liu, Temple University, UnitedStates

Ram Mohan, North Carolina A&T StateUniversity, United States

Michael Pettes, Los Alamos NationalLaboratory, United States

Raghu Prakash, Indian Institute ofTechnology Madras, India

Jordan R. Raney, University ofPennsylvania, United States

Sridhar Santhanam, Villanova University,United States

Arunkumar Subramanian, University ofIllinois at Chicago, United States

Natasha Vermaak, Lehigh University,United States

Lifeng Wang, Stony Brook University,United States

Zhenhai Xia, University of North Texas,United States

Sajad Yazdani, Yale University, UnitedStates

Jie Yin, North Carolina State University,United States

Lin Zhang, University of Pittsburgh,United States


TRACK 10 ADVANCED MATERIALS: DESIGN,PROCESSING, CHARACTERIZATION, ANDAPPLICATIONSTUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12

10-31 PLENARY SESSIONS10-31-1 Plenary Session IConvention Center, 255F 9:45AM–10:30AM

9:45am – Integrated Soft MaterialsPlenary Presentation. IMECE2019-14004Zhigang Suo, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, UnitedStates

10-4 MECHANICAL METAMATERIALS10-4-1 Active Mechanical MetamaterialsConvention Center, 251C 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Eduard Karpov, University of Illinois atChicago, Chicago, IL, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Yaning Li, University of NewHampshire, Durham, NH, United States

10:45am – Design and Fabrication of Active MechanicalMetamaterials Using Shape Memory PolymersTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13666H. Jerry Qi, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA,United States

11:06am – Design and Fabrication of Active MechanicalMetamaterials Using Shape Memory Polymers IITechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13668H. Jerry Qi, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA,United States

11:27am – Lightweight and Ultra-Strong Pyrolytic CarbonNanolatticesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12113Xuan Zhang, Xiaoyan Li, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China

11:48am – Topological Refinement of Bimode Structures forExtremal Mechanical PropertiesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13249Zhiming Cui, Jaehyung Ju, Shanghai Jiao Tong University,Shanghai, China

12:09pm – Design and Additive Manufacturing of aMetamaterial With Tunable Effective StiffnessTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13457Azadeh Sheidaei, Iowa State University, Ames, IA, UnitedStates, Mohammad Reza Hajighasemi, Majid Baniassadi,University of Tehran, Tehran, Islamic Republic of Iran,Mohammad Saber Hashemi, Iowa State University, Ames, IA,United States

10-10 MULTIFUNCTIONAL COMPOSITEMATERIALS AND STRUCTURES10-10-1 Multifunctional Composite Materials andStructures – IConvention Center, 251B 10:45AM–12:30PM

10:45am – Design of a Composite Encapsulation forConcentrated Photovoltaic Systems With ImprovedPerformanceTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11720Kabeer Raza, Syed Sohail Akhtar, King Fahad University ofPetroleum and Minerals, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, Abul Fazal M.Arif, McMaster University, Mississauga, ON, Canada, AbbasSaeed Hakeem, King Fahd University of Petroleum andMinerals, Dhahran, Gujrat, Pakistan

11:06am – Smart Material for Seismic Damping for VariableWeather ConditionsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11957Pnina Ari-Gur, Xiaoyun Shao, Hezha Sadraddin, WesternMichigan University, Kalamazoo, MI, United States, JiansongZhang, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, United States

11:27am – Benchmark Analysis for ElectromechanicalStatic Responses for Laminated Piezoelectric BimorphEnergy Harvester Composed of Composite BeamSubstratesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12569Bablu Kumar Jha, Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur,Kharagpur, INDIA

11:48am – Magneto-Electro-Mechanical Properties of GiantMagnetostrictive Particulates in a Polarized ElectroactivePolymer MatrixTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13546Scott Newacheck, George Youssef, San Diego StateUniversity, San Diego, CA, United States

12:09pm – Strain-Mediated Magnetoelectric Compositesfor Wireless Energy TransferTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13776Scott Newacheck, George Youssef, San Diego StateUniversity, San Diego, CA, United States

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10-20 PERSPECTIVES FROMDIVISIONDIRECTORS, PROGRAM MANAGERS, ANDCENTER LEADERSHIP ON MATERIALS BYDESIGN CHALLENGES10-20-1 ONR, NIST, AROConvention Center, 251D 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Natasha Vermaak, Lehigh University,Bethlehem, PA, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Andrew Gaynor, Weapons andMaterials Research Directorate, Aberdeen Proving Ground,MD, United States

10:45am – Design of Engineering Materials, ObservationsFrom the ONRTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13109Jule Christodoulou, Naval Materials S&T Division, Arlington,VA, United States

11:27am – New Approaches to Materials Discovery andDesignTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13456Mark VanLandingham, National Institute of Standards andTechnology, Gaithersburg, MD, United States

12:09pm – Opportunities and Trends in the MaterialsDesign Program at AROTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13386Evan Runnerstrom, Army Research Lab, RTP, NC, UnitedStates

10-26 MATERIALS PROCESSING ANDCHARACTERIZATION10-26-1 Materials Processing and Characterization – IConvention Center, 251A 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Ram Mohan, North Carolina Agriculturaland Technical State University, Greensboro, NC, United States

10:45am – Ultrasonic Casting of Off-Eutectic Tin BismuthSolder Alloy for Mechanical Property TestingTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10051Laura Smith, Jeffrey Jennings, Harris Corporation,Melbourne, FL, United States

11:06am – Enhancing the Frictional Behaviour of H-BNReinforced Nanocomposites Through Laser Shock PeeningTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10162Joel J, M. Anthony Xavior, Vellore Institute of Technology,Vellore, India

11:27am – Mechanical Properties of 3D Printed FiberReinforced ThermoplasticTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10303Seyed Hamid Sanei, Zachary Lash, Joshua Servey, FrankGardone, Chetan Nikhare, Pennsylvania State University, Erie,PA, United States

11:48am – Fabrication and Characterization of theRecycling of Composite Palm Materials, Shell, Leaves, andBranches in Saudi ArabiaTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10308Ibrahim Alarifi, Khaled Alhummidy G. Almotery, WaleedSaeed M Alsaiari, Yazeed Abdulrahman Y. Alyoussef,Mohammad Farraj M. Alsahli, Meshal Mohammed O.Alharbi, Tarek M.A.A. El-Bagory, Majmaah University,Majmaah, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

12:09pm – Investigations on the Thermal and Dynamic-Mechanical Properties of Rattan Cane Fibre(Calamus Deeratus) Filled Epoxy CompositesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10313Osita Obiukwu, Federal University of Technology Owerri,Owerri, Imo, Nigeria

10-4 MECHANICAL METAMATERIALS10-4-2 Anomalous Physical Properties of MechanicalMetamaterialsConvention Center, 251C 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Jie Yin, North Carolina State University,Raleigh, NC, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Lifeng Wang, Stony Brook University,Stony Brook, NY, United States

2:00pm – Axial-Shear Coupling and Dual Poisson’s Ratio ofUndulated Tetra-Chiral and Tetra-Achiral LatticesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13069Zhihao Yuan, Jaehyung Ju, Shanghai Jiao Tong University,Shanghai, China

2:21pm – A Twist-Coupling Mechanism for Kirigami-Inspired Volumetric Structures With BistabilityTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13186Max Cioban, Hiromi Yasuda, University of Pennsylvania,Philadelphia, PA, United States, Christopher X. Hong, PennMedicine, Philadelphia, PA, United States, Jordan R. Raney,University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, United States

2:42pm – Constitutive Modeling of Chiral MechanicalMetastructuresTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13420Haodong Du, Liang Zhang, Bo Peng, Wenbin Yu, PurdueUniversity, West Lafayette, IN, United States

3:03pm – Anomalous Strain Energy Transformation inNonlocal Mechanical MetamaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13235Eduard Karpov, John T. Klein, Larry A. Danso, University ofIllinois at Chicago, Chicago, IL, United States


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10-10 MULTIFUNCTIONAL COMPOSITEMATERIALS AND STRUCTURES10-10-2 Multifunctional Composite Materials andStructures – IIConvention Center, 251B 2:00PM–3:45PM

2:00pm – Low-Cost Manufacturing of Bioinspired Metal-Ceramic Composites Through Electrodeposition of Metalinto Ceramic ScaffoldTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12439Majid Minary, University of Texas at Dallas, Richardson, TX,United States

2:21pm – Fracture Toughness of Bio-Inspired HelicoidalComposites by 3D PrintingTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12447Sha Yin, Haoyu Chen, Ruiheng Yang, Beihang University,Beijing, China

2:42pm – Dynamic Mechanical Behavior of Coelacanth-Fish-Inspired Laminated CompositesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12448Sha Yin, Ruiheng Yang, Haoyu Chen, Beihang University,Beijing, China

3:03pm – Compressive Properties of Hollow HoneytubeTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12449Sha Yin, Huitian Wang, Beihang University, Beijing, China

3:24pm – Topological Analysis, Design, PerformanceCharacterization, and Multifunctional Application ofNon-Positive Parametric Mechanical MetamaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12476Hang Yang, Harbin Institute of Technology, Harbin, China

10-20 PERSPECTIVES FROMDIVISIONDIRECTORS, PROGRAM MANAGERS, ANDCENTER LEADERSHIP ON MATERIALS BYDESIGN CHALLENGES10-20-2 NSF, DARPA, AFOSRConvention Center, 251D 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Andrew Gaynor, Weapons and MaterialsResearch Directorate, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD, UnitedStates

Session Co-Organizer: Natasha Vermaak, Lehigh University,Bethlehem, PA, United States

2:00pm – Perspective from the National ScienceFoundation on Materials by Design ChallengesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13275Alexis Lewis, National Science Foundation, Arlington, VA,United States, Siddiq Qidwai, National Science Foundation,Alexandria, VA, United States

2:35pm – Materials by Design Perspectives From DARPATechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13942Jan Vandenbrande, DARPA, Arlington, VA, United States,Andrew Gaynor, Weapons and Materials Research Directorate,Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD, United States

3:10pm – Design of Engineering Materials ChallengesThrough the AFOSR LensTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13572Jaimie Tiley, Air Force Office of Scientific Research, Arlington,VA, United States, Andrew Gaynor, Weapons and MaterialsResearch Directorate, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD, UnitedStates

10-26 MATERIALS PROCESSING ANDCHARACTERIZATION10-26-2 Materials Processing and Characterization – IIConvention Center, 251A 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Raghu Prakash, Indian Institute ofTechnology Madras, Chennai, India

2:00pm – Mechanical and Thermal Properties of LEU-10MoAlloyTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10364Jason Schulthess, Idaho National Laboratory, Ammon, ID,United States, Craig Marshall, Michael Heighes, IdahoNational Laboratory, Idaho Falls, ID, United States

2:21pm – Design and Analysis of Epoxy Based CableTerminations for Marine CablesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10384Raghu Prakash, Vibhu P.G., Indian Institute of TechnologyMadras, Chennai, India

2:42pm – 3D Printing and Stretching Effects on AlignmentMicrostructure in PDMS/CNT NanocompositesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10512Blake Herren, Tingting Gu, Qinggong Tang, Mrinal Saha,Yingtao Liu, University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK, UnitedStates

3:03pm – Study on Surface Roughness of Milling In-SituTiB2 Particle Reinforced Al Matrix CompositesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10837Xiaofen Liu, Wenhu Wang, Yi-feng Xiong, Kunyang Lin,Zhan-fei Zhang, Northwestern Polytechnical University, Xi’anShaanxi, China, Rui-song Jiang, Sichuan University, Chengdu,China

3:24pm – Effect of Graphene Nanoplatelets Incorporationon Microstructural and Tribological Properties ofAluminium Metal Matrix CompositesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10939Ankit Sharma, Amrita Priyadarshini, Sujith R, MunukutlaVenkata Sankara Subrahmanyam, P. Alen Thomas, AmitKumar Gupta, Birla Institute of T- Hyderabad Campus, Hyderabad, T


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10-4 MECHANICAL METAMATERIALS10-4-3 Multiphysics Behavior of MechanicalMetamaterialsConvention Center, 251C 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Jaehyung Ju, Shanghai Jiao TongUniversity, Shanghai, China

Session Co-Organizer: Sung Hoon Kang, Johns HopkinsUniversity, Baltimore, MD, United States

4:00pm – Invited Talk: Ferromagnetic Metamaterials andSoft Robots ITechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12822Xuanhe Zhao, Massachusetts Institute of Technology,Cambridge, MA, United States

4:21pm – Invited Talk: Ferromagnetic Metamaterials andSoft Robots IITechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12823Xuanhe Zhao, Massachusetts Institute of Technology,Cambridge, MA, United States

4:42pm – Snapping-Back Buckling of Wide HyperelasticColumns for Energy Absorbing Architected MaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13147Yuzhen Chen, Lihua Jin, University of California, Los Angeles,Los Angeles, CA, United States

5:03pm – Active Lattices With Thermally Tunable PropertiesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13791Jochen Mueller, Jennifer A. Lewis, Katia Bertoldi, HarvardUniversity, Cambridge, MA, United States

5:24pm – Periodic Cellular Materials With Temperature- andStress-induced Phase TransformationsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13818Yunlan Zhang, Pablo Zavattieri, Mirian Velay-Lizancos,Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, United States, NileshMankame, General Motors Research & Development, Warren,MI, United States, David Restrepo, University of Texas at SanAntonio, San Antonio, TX, United States

10-10 MULTIFUNCTIONAL COMPOSITEMATERIALS AND STRUCTURES10-10-3 Multifunctional Composite Materials andStructures – IIIConvention Center, 251B 4:00PM–5:45PM

4:00pm – Design and Synthesis of a High PerformanceCoatingTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10433Swarn Jha, Yan Chen, Rick Wang, Texas A&M University,College Station, TX, United States, Mohamed Gharib, TexasA&M University at Qatar, Doha, Qatar, Hong Liang, Texas A&MUniversity, College Station, TX, United States

4:21pm – An Improved Predictive Model for EffectiveThermal Conductivity of Polymer Composites With Non-Dilute Filler ConcentrationsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10960Kabeer Raza, Syed Sohail Akhtar, King Fahad University ofPetroleum & Minerals, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, Abul Fazal M.Arif, McMaster University, Toronto, ON, Canada, Abbas SaeedHakeem, King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals,Dhahran, Gujrat, Pakistan

4:42pm – A New Trefftz Based Finite Element for StaticAnalysis of Laminated Composite StructuresTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11116Subhasankar Dwibedi, Indian Institute of TechnologyKharagpur, Baripada, Odisha, India

5:03pm – POSS-Based Treatment of Carbon-Fiber Surfacefor Enhanced Durability of CompositesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11502Blaze Heckert, Raman Singh, Oklahoma State University,Tulsa, OK, United States

5:24pm – Mechanical Strength Degradation of Carbon Fiber Polymer Matrix Composites Exposed to ConstantLow-Density Direct CurrentTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12259Sai Tharun Kotikalapudi, Raman Singh, Oklahoma StateUniversity, Tulsa, OK, United States

10-11 MULTIFUNCTIONALNANOMATERIALS10-11-1 Multifunctional NanomaterialsConvention Center, 355E 4:00PM–5:45PM

4:00pm – High Thermo-Mechanical Stability inPolybenzoxazine AerogelsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11590Sadeq Malakooti, Guoqiang Qin, University of Texas atDallas, Richardson, TX, United States, Chandana Mandal,Chariklia Sotiriou-Leventis, Nicholas Leventis, MissouriUniversity of Science & Technology, Rolla, MO, United States,Hongbing Lu, University of Texas at Dallas, Plano, TX, UnitedStates

4:21pm – Effect of Graphene Nanoplatelet Addition on the Conductive Behavior of Solution Mixing ProcessedPolylactide Biopolymer NanocompositesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12053Qi Zhang, Pierre Mertiny, University of Alberta, Edmonton,AB, Canada

4:42pm – Highly Coupled Field Enhancement in Three-Dimensional Graphene CubesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13833Kriti Agarwal, Chunhui Dai, Jeong-Hyun Cho, University ofMinnesota, Minneapolis, MN, United States


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5:03pm – Flame Synthesis of Tungsten and MolybdenumCo-Doped NanoparticlesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13853Yuqian Zhang, Zhizhong Dong, Stephen Tse, Rutgers, TheState University of New Jersey, Piscataway, NJ, United States

10-26 MATERIALS PROCESSING ANDCHARACTERIZATION10-26-3 Materials Processing andCharacterization – IIIConvention Center, 251A 4:00PM–5:45PM

4:00pm – Effect of Coating Process Parameters on theDevelopment of Residual Stresses in Ceramic CoatingsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11120Ali Gadelmoula, Khaled Al-Athel, King Fahd University ofPetroleum & Minerals, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia

4:21pm – Macroscale Simulation of Tensile Test ExpandableTubular Steel Using Crystal Plasticity FEMTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11156Omar S. Al-Abri, The Research Council, Al-Khoudh, Oman,Tasneem Pervez, Sultan Qaboos University, Al-Khoudh, Oman

4:42pm – Numerical Investigation on Strain Properties ofTi6Al4V Alloy Processed by Constrained Bending andStraightening Severe Plastic DeformationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11163Wambura Mwiryenyi Mwita, Esther Akinlabi, University ofJohannesburg, Johannesburg, Guateng, South Africa

5:03pm – Influence of Precipitation and Dislocation Densityon Flow Stress Characteristics Under Compression Deformation of Heat-Treated 17-4 PH Stainless Steel AlloyTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11201Athul Sathyanath, Anil Meena, Indian Institute of Technology,Madras, Chennai, India

5:24pm – Influence of the Applied Load on the CreepBehaviour of Tin-Silver-Copper SolderTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11356Delfim Soares, Pedro Ribeiro, Pauline Capela, DanielBarros, Maria Cerqueira, Senhorinha Teixeira, FranciscoMacedo, Jose Teixeira, University of Minho, Guimarães,Portugal

10-30 NANOMATERIALS FOR ENERGY10-30-1 Nanomaterials for Energy IConvention Center, 355D 4:00PM–5:45PM


Session Co-Organizers: Sajad Yazdani, Yale University, NewHaven, CT, United States, Pei Dong, George Mason University,Fairfax, VA, United States, Arunkumar Subramanian, Universityof Illinois at Chicago, Chicago, IL, United States

4:00pm – Invited Presentation: Electrochemical Behaviorsof Two-Dimensional Materials for Energy Applications ITechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13164Jun Lou, Rice University, Houston, TX, United States

4:21pm – Two Dimensional Transition MetalDichalcogenides as Highly Efficient BifunctionalElectrocatalysts for Li-Oxygen BatteriesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11705Leily Majidi, University of Illinois at Chicago, Chicago, IL,United States, Larry A Curtiss, Argonne National Laboratory,Argonne, IL, United States, Amin Salehi-Khojin, University ofIllinois at Chicago, Chicago, IL, United States

4:42pm – Precise Control of Precursor Sticking Coefficienton Substrates With Large Aspect Ratios in ALDTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11152Thokozani Kunene, Lagouge Tartibu, Tien-Chien Jen,University of Johannesburg, Johannesburg, South Africa

5:03pm – Dynamic Etching and Functionalization ofGermanium Nanocrystals for Tunable PhotoluminescenceTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13922Shuang Cui, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Golden,CO, United States

5:24pm – Lithium Air Batteries; Challenges, andOpportunitiesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11685Amin Salehi-Khojin, University of Illinois at Chicago, Chicago,IL, United States


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10-31 PLENARY SESSIONS10-31-2 Plenary Session IIConvention Center, 155F 9:45AM–10:30AM

9:45am – Material and Microstructural Features ThatPrompt Sub-Crystalline Localization in PolycrystallineHigh-Performance AlloysPlenary Presentation. IMECE2019-14005Irene Beyerlein, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos,NM, United States

10-4 MECHANICAL METAMATERIALS10-4-4 Reconfigurable Mechanical MetamaterialsConvention Center, 251E 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Jordan R. Raney, University ofPennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Yaning Li, University of NewHampshire, Durham, NH, United States

10:45am – Reconfigurable Mesostructures With ReverseStiffness and Shape Memory EffectsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12798Chao Song, Jaehyung Ju, Shanghai Jiao Tong University,Shanghai, China

11:06am – Reconfigurable Architectured Materials ThroughHybrid Design and ManufacturingTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12898Pu Zhang, Fanghang Deng, SUNY Binghamton, Binghamton,NY, United States

11:27am – 4D Printed Reconfigurable, Deployable, andMechanically Tunable MetamaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13449Chen Yang, Manish Boorugu, Daehoon Han, Howon Lee,Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, Piscataway, NJ,United States

11:48am – Reconfigurable Architectured MechanicalMetamaterial Based on the 3D Modular KirigamiTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13509Yanbin Li, Jie Yin, North Carolina State University, Raleigh,NC, United States

12:09pm – Shape and Rigidity Morphing MechanicalMetamaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13820Michael D. Bartlett, Doh-Gyu Hwang, A.B.M. Tahidul Haque,Sean T. Frey, Iowa State University, Ames, IA, United States

10-10 MULTIFUNCTIONAL COMPOSITEMATERIALS AND STRUCTURES10-10-4 Multifunctional Composite Materials and Structures – IVConvention Center, 251D 10:45AM–12:30PM

10:45am – Dynamic and Static Fracture Toughness ofAl/Epoxy Resin InterfaceTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11081Yusaku Saito, Kosuke Sudo, Kohei Kanamori, Akio Yonezu,Chuo University, Tokyo, Japan

11:06am – Anisotropic Deformation Behavior of PorousPolymeric Membranes Under Uni-Axial and Bi-AxialLoadingsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11099Kanako Emori, Akio Yonezu, Takumi Nagakura, TatsumaMiura, Chuo University, Tokyo, Japan

11:27am – Experimental Investigation of SpontaneousBuckling-Driven Delamination of Thin Films on SoftSpherical SubstrateTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11141Yusaku Saito, Shuhei Yoshioka, Kanako Emori, BrendaTeoh Rui Ern, Akio Yonezu, Chuo University, Tokyo, Japan

11:48am – Large Deformation Behavior of Porous PolymerMaterials With 3D Random Pore Structure: ExperimentalInvestigation and FEM ModelingTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11143Kanako Emori, Tatsuma Miura, Akio Yonezu, ChuoUniversity, Tokyo, Japan

10-26 MATERIALS PROCESSING ANDCHARACTERIZATION10-26-4 Materials Processing and Characterization – IVConvention Center, 251A 10:45AM–12:30PM

10:45am – Wear Behavior of In-Situ Mg2Si/Al-Si CompositeTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11408Balasivanandha Prabu Shanmugavel, Vijayakumar Mohan,Anna University, Chennai, India

11:06am – Three-Dimensional Printing of CarbonNanostructuresTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11411Alex Resnick, Kennesaw State University, Duluth, GA, UnitedStates, Jungkyu Park, Biya Haile, Eduardo Farfan,Kennesaw State University, Marietta, GA, United States

11:27am – Investigation of the Microstructure of Melt-SpunTi2NiCu Shape Memory RibbonsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11532Pranav Bhale, Pnina Ari-Gur, Western Michigan University,Kalamazoo, MI, United States, A.V. Irzhak, Russian Academyof Science, Moscow, Russia, V.V. Koledov, Kotel’nikov Instituteof Radio Engineering and Electronics, Mos R

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11:48am – Structure-Property Relationships BetweenMorphological Anisotropy and Mechanical, Thermal, andDielectric Behavior in Liquid Crystal PolymersTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11608Anthony Sullivan, Anil Saigal, Michael A. Zimmerman, Tufts University, Medford, MA, United States

12:09pm – Effect of Annealing on the Microstructure andMechanical Properties of Mg-9Al% Alloy Plates ProcessedWith Symmetrical and Asymmetrical RollingTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11612Zhigang Xu, Honglin Zhang, Sergey Yarmolenko, NorthCarolina Agricultural and Technical State University,Greensboro, NC, United States, Qiuming Wei, University ofNorth Carolina at Charlotte, Charlotte, NC, United States,Laszlo Kecskes, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD,United States, Jagannathan Sankar, North CarolinaAgricultural and Technical State University, Greensboro, NC,United States

10-1 IN-SITU TECHNIQUES INEXPERIMENTALMECHANICS10-1-1 In-Situ Techniques in Experimental MechanicsConvention Center, 155B 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Leslie Lamberson, Drexel University,Philadelphia, PA, United States

2:00pm – Low-Cost Measurement Technique of Poisson’sRatio of Thin, Solvent-Sensitive Polymer MembranesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11655Lara Dienemann, Anil Saigal, Michael A. Zimmerman, Tufts University, Medford, MA, United States

2:21pm – Spectroscopic-Mechanical Behavior of PolymersTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13835George Youssef, Nha Uyen Huynh, San Diego StateUniversity, San Diego, CA, United States

2:42pm – Ion Irradiation Induced Defects Annihilation inNanocrystalline Gold: In-Situ TEM and Molecular DynamicsStudyTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11509Zahabul Islam, Pennsylvania State University, State College,PA, United States, Md. Haque, Penn State University,University Park, PA, United States

3:03pm – In Situ Experimental Characterizations forQuantitative Study of Strain-Induced PhaseTransformations Under High PressureTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12762K.K. Pandey, Iowa State University, Ames, IA, United States

3:24pm – Evaluation Method of Surface-RigidityDistribution in Elastic Body by Surface-ProbingTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11816Shohei Fujita, Atsushi Sakuma, Kyoto Institute of Technology,Kyoto, Japan

10-4 MECHANICAL METAMATERIALS10-4-5 Dynamical and Transient Phenomena inMechanical MetamaterialsConvention Center, 251E 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Lifeng Wang, Stony Brook University,Stony Brook, NY, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Jie Yin, North Carolina StateUniversity, Raleigh, NC, United States

2:00pm – Dynamic Impact Properties of a Novel AuxeticMetamaterialTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10865Zeyao Chen, Wang Zhe, Xian Wu, Jianwang Shao, TongjiUniversity, Shanghai, China, Shiwei Zhou, RMIT University,Melbourne, Australia

2:21pm – Cnoidal Wave Propagation in an ElasticMetamaterialTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12860Prashant Purohit, Chengyang Mo, Jaspreet Singh, JordanR. Raney, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, UnitedStates

2:42pm – Transition Waves in Substrate Free MultistableMetamaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12884Romik Khajehtourian, Dennis M. Kochmann, ETH Zürich,Zürich, Switzerland

3:03pm – Dynamics of Soft, Multistable Metamaterials WithEmbedded MagnetsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13764Lucia M. Korpas, Hiromi Yasuda, Jordan R. Raney,University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, United States

10-10 MULTIFUNCTIONAL COMPOSITEMATERIALS AND STRUCTURES10-10-5 Multifunctional Composite Materials and Structures – VConvention Center, 251D 2:00PM–3:45PM

2:00pm – Modeling and Simulation of a SuperconductiveLinear MotorTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10083Aiman Al-Allaq, Nebojsa Jaksic, Colorado State University-Pueblo, Pueblo, CO, United States

2:21pm – Advanced Techniques for Design and Analysis ofComposite StructuresTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12340Tim Douglas, Wasatch Composite Analysis, Park City, UT,United States


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2:42pm – Manufacturing Challenges of CreatingUnsaturated Polyester Syntactic Foams With Glass FiberReinforcementsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12773Arielle Berman, Edward DiLoreto, Kyriaki Kalaitzidou,Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, United States

3:03pm – A Thermographic and Energy Based Approach to Define High Cycle Fatigue Strength of Flax FiberReinforced Thermoset CompositesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12934Md. Zahirul Islam, Chad Ulven, North Dakota State University,Fargo, ND, United States

10-26 MATERIALS PROCESSING ANDCHARACTERIZATION10-26-5 Materials Processing andCharacterization – VConvention Center, 251A 2:00PM–3:45PM

2:00pm – Cold Spray Deposition of Pure Titanium CoatingOnto High Strength Substrate With Ultra-High BondStrengthTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11689Davoud Mashhadi Jafarlou, University of MassachusettsAmherst, Amherst, MA, United States, Gehn Ferguson, AaronNardi, Victor Champagne, Army Research Laboratory,Aberdeen, MD, United States, Ian Grosse, University ofMassachusetts Amherst, Amherst, MA, United States

2:21pm – Effect of Sample Preparation on Volta PotentialMeasurements of Plastically Deformed Mg-Al AlloysTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11783Svitlana Fialkova, Honglin Zhang, Zhigang Xu, JagannathanSankar, North Carolina Agricultural and Technical StateUniversity, Greensboro, NC, United States

2:42pm – Experimental Determination of AxialViscoelasticity of Braided Steel Cables Through the Designof a Special Purpose MachineTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11919Diego A. Zamora-Garcia, Luis M. Acosta-Carrion, Ma. PilarCorona-Lira, Alejandro C. Ramirez-Reivich, NationalAutonomous University of Mexico, Mexico City, Mexico

3:03pm – Energy Absorption Characteristics of a NestedCurved Column Reinforced Elastomer CompositeTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12096Owen F. Van Valkenburgh, Thomas C. Ekstrom, Erica M.Goodman, Cameryn C. Leborte, Kevin M. Haaland, NathanK. Yasuda, Frank J. Shih, Seattle University, Seattle, WA,United States

3:24pm – Evaluation and Characterization of ASS316L atSub-Zero TemperatureTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12102Satyanarayana Kosaraju, Anil Kalluri, Swadesh KumarSingh, Gokaraju Rangaraju Institute of Engineering andTechnology, Hyderabad, Hyderabad, Telangana, India, AhsanUl Haq, VNR VJIET, Hyderaad, Telangana, India

10-17 CONSTITUTIVE MODELING OF THEMECHANICAL BEHAVIOR ANDPERFORMANCEOF ELECTRONIC,PHOTONIC, MEMS, AND NEMSMATERIALS, ASSEMBLIES, PACKAGES,MODULES, AND SYSTEMS10-17-1 Constitutive Modeling of the MechanicalBehavior and Performance of Electronic, Photonic,MEMS, and NEMS Materials, Assemblies, Packages,Modules, and Systems – IConvention Center, 251E 4:00PM–5:45PM

4:00pm – Mechanical Behavior, Strength and Performanceof Electronic and Photonic Materials and Structures, andthe Role of Constitutive EquationsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10089Ephraim Suhir, Bell Labs, Murray Hill, NJ, United States

4:21pm – Fracture of Beams With Random Field Properties:Fractal and Hurst EffectsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10538Rossella Laudani, University of Messina, Messina, Italy,Martin Ostoja-Starzewski, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, United States

4:42pm – Making a Viable IC Package Into a ReliableProductTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10544Ephraim Suhir, Bell Labs, Murray Hill, NJ, United States

5:03pm – Effect of Interfacial Contact Forces in a WireRopeTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11290Kamesh K, Murugappa Polytechnic, Chennai, Tamilnadu,India, Gnanavel B K, Rajarajeswari Nachiaapan,Vijayamirtha Rayan J, Nivedha Murali, Saveetha EngineeringCollege, Anna University, Chennai, Tamilnadu, India

10-20 PERSPECTIVES FROMDIVISIONDIRECTORS, PROGRAM MANAGERS, ANDCENTER LEADERSHIP ON MATERIALS BYDESIGN CHALLENGES10-20-3 Center DirectorsConvention Center, 251D 4:00PM–5:45PM



4:00pm – Computational Design OptimizationTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13861Daniel Tortorelli, Lawrence Livermore National LaboratoryLivermore, CA, United States


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4:35pm – New Trends in Integrated ComputationalStructure-Materials Engineering for Integrated Modelingand DesignTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13454Somnath Ghosh, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD,United States

5:10pm – From Cellular Solids to Nano-ArchitectedMaterials: The Interplay of Solid Mechanics, TopologyOptimization, Additive Manufacturing and Nano-MaterialsSynthesis and CharacterizationTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13701Lorenzo Valdevit, University of California, Irvine, Irvine, CA,United States

10-26 MATERIALS PROCESSING ANDCHARACTERIZATION10-26-6 Materials Processing andCharacterization – VIConvention Center, 251A 4:00PM–5:45PM

4:00pm – Atomistic Investigation on Mechanical Propertiesof Sn-Ag-Cu Based Nanocrystalline Solder MaterialTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12109Mohammad Motalab, Rafsan A.S.I. Subad, Ayesha Ahmed,Pritom Bose, Ratul Paul, Bangladesh University ofEngineering and Technology, Dhaka, Bangladesh, Jeffrey C.Suhling, Auburn University, Auburn University, AL, UnitedStates

4:21pm – Development of a Controlled Release FertilizerBased on Sodium AlginateTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13413John Fisher, Sameer Rao, University of Utah, Salt Lake City,UT, United States

4:42pm – Mechanical Characterization of Tablets Preparedby Hot Melt ExtrusionTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13569Elaheh Ardalani, Golshid Keyvan, Alberto Cuitino, Rutgers,The State University of New Jersey, Piscataway, NJ, UnitedStates

5:03pm – Lattice Strain and Texture Analysis of SuperhardMo0.9W1.1BC and ReWC0.8 via Diamond Anvil CellDeformationTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13854Marcus Parry, Samantha Couper, University of Utah, SaltLake City, UT, United States, Aria Mansouri Tehrani, AntonOliynyk, Jakoah Brgoch, University of Houston, Houston, TX,United States, Lowell Miyagi, Taylor D. Sparks, University ofUtah, Salt Lake City, UT, United States

5:24pm – Circular Saw Manufacturing: Effect ofSub-Surface Residual StressesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13896Chandra Sekhar Rakurty, Lucas A. Whitmer, MathewMorelli, The M. K. Morse Company, Canton, OH, United States


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10-9 MODELING, SIMULATION, ANDDESIGN OF MULTIFUNCTIONALMATERIALS10-9-1 Modeling, Simulation, and Design ofMultifunctional Materials – I: Multiscale andMultiphysical PhenomenaConvention Center, 155A 8:15AM–10:00AM

Session Organizer: Ling Liu, Temple University, Philadelphia,PA, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Zhenhai Xia, University of North Texas,Denton, TX, United States

8:15am – Comparison of Nanoarchitecture Model andPorous Media Model to Characterize rGO/AramidNanofiber Structural Electrodes in SupercapacitorsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12502Sarah Aderyani, University of Houston, Houston, TX, UnitedStates, Smit A. Shah, Micah J. Green, Jodie L. Lutkenhaus,Texas A&M University, College Station, TX, United States,Haleh Ardebili, University of Houston, Houston, TX, UnitedStates

8:36am – Modeling and Numerical Simulation ofFerroelectric Degradation by Hydrogen ImpurityTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12794Cooper Gray, Zhi Wang, University of St. Thomas, St. Paul,MN, United States, Jeong Ho You, University of St Thomas,Woodbury, MN, United States

8:57am – Molecular Dynamics Simulations of ThermalAccommodation at Gas/Solid InterfaceTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12212Lin Zhang, Heng Ban, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA,United States

9:18am – Multiscale Investigation of the Effect of CrackStop Holes in Brittle MaterialTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12828Fazle Elahi, Md Hossain, University of Delaware, Newark, DE,United States

9:39am – Experimental and Computational Investigation ofthe Post-Yielding Behavior of 3D Printed Polymer LatticeStructuresTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11898Abdalsalam Fadeel, Wright State University, Fairborn, OH,United States, Ahsan Mian, Wright State University, Dayton,OH, United States

10-14 SOFT ROBOTICS AND SOFTMACHINES10-14-1 Soft Robotics and Soft Machines – IConvention Center, 355F 8:15AM–10:00AM


8:15am – Programmable Micro-Structures for Soft RoboticsBased on 4D PrintingTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11021Huiling Duan, Qianying Chen, Tian-Yun Huang, Pengyu Lv,Jianyong Huang, Peking University, Beijing, China

8:36am – Mechanical Properties of Interlocking CellStructure for Soft Exoskeleton SuitsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11340Dongchan Lee, NeoSystem Co. Ltd., Seoul, Korea (Republic),Chulho Yang, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK,United States

8:57am – Modified Nernst-Plank-Poisson Model for IPMCWith Back-Relaxation EffectsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10084Aiman Al-Allaq, Nebojsa Jaksic, Bahaa Ansaf, Jude L.DePalma, Duong H. Trung, Colorado State University-Pueblo,Pueblo, CO, United States

9:18am – Design of a Deformable Smart Tire Using SoftActuatorTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10400Vidya Nandikolla, Michael Costa, Nathan Boyd, GilbertoRosales Jr, California State University Northridge, Northridge,CA, United States

10-17 CONSTITUTIVE MODELING OF THEMECHANICAL BEHAVIOR ANDPERFORMANCEOF ELECTRONIC,PHOTONIC, MEMS, AND NEMSMATERIALS, ASSEMBLIES, PACKAGES,MODULES, AND SYSTEMS10-17-2 Constitutive Modeling of the MechanicalBehavior and Performance of Electronic, Photonic,MEMS, and NEMS Materials, Assemblies, Packages,Modules, and Systems – IIConvention Center, 155B 8:15AM–10:00AM

8:15am – Determination of Johnson-Cook Material ModelParameters of AISI 52100 Steel by Orthogonal CuttingSimulations and Compression TestsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11998M. Ömer Kayki, ORS Bearings, Polatli, Ankara, Turkey

8:36am – When Solder Joint Interconnections (SJIs)Reliability Is Critical?Technical Presentation. IMECE2019-12262Ephraim Suhir, Bell Labs, Murray Hill, NJ, United States

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8:57am – A Review of Thermo-Hydraulic Performance ofMetal Foam and Its Application as Heat Sinks forElectronics CoolingTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12271Yongtong Li, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA,United States, Liang GONG, Minghai Xu, China University ofPetroleum, Qingdao, Shandong, Yogendra Joshi, GeorgiaInstitute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, United States

9:18am – Enhancing the Magnetoelectric Performance ofLayered Cylindrical Composites Through Non-TraditionalBoundary ConditionsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13794George Youssef, Scott Newacheck, Somar Nacy, San DiegoState University, San Diego, CA, United States

10-24 FRACTURE AND DAMAGE: NANO- TOMACRO-SCALE10-24-1 Fracture and Damage: Nano- to Macro-Scale – IConvention Center, 255A 8:15AM–10:00AM

Session Organizer: Raghu Prakash, Indian Institute ofTechnology Madras, Chennai, India

Session Co-Organizer: Ram Mohan, North CarolinaAgricultural and Technical State University, Greensboro, NC,United States

8:15am – Fracture Behavior of Cracked Ring Specimen atDifferent Crack PositionsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10298Tarek El-Bagory, Helwan University, Cairo, Egypt,Abdulmohsen Alqahtani, Thamer Albulayhid, MutlaqAlotaibi, Ibrahim Alarifi, Majmaah University, Majmaah,Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

8:36am – Effect of Sea-Water Environment on the Tensileand Fatigue Properties of Synthetic YarnsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10230Raghu Prakash, Vishnu Viswanath, Indian Institute ofTechnology Madras, Chennai, India

8:57am – Evaluate the Mechanical and Thermal BehaviouralDeformation of Auxetic Composite Nano-Carbon FibersTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10307Ibrahim Alarifi, Mohammed Oudah E. Al-Harbi, MohammedM. Almansour, Yousef Ali M. Alomair, Fahad Nabat B.Altulohi, M. Osman, Majmaah University, Majmaah, Riyadh,Saudi Arabia

9:18am – Study on Fracture Mechanism and Fatigue LifePrediction for Cutting In-Situ Tib2/7050al MmcsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10901Yi-feng Xiong, Wenhu Wang, Kunyang Lin, Xiaofen Liu,Northwestern Polytechnical University, Xi’an, Shaanxi, Ruisong Jiang, Sichuan University, Chengdu, China, Chu-quan Deng, China Academy of Engineering Physics,Jiangyou, China

9:39am – Effect of Patterned Inclusions on the FractureBehavior of Ceramic CompositesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12537Congjie Wei, Chenglin Wu, Missouri University of Scienceand Technology, Rolla, MO, United States, Charles Wojnar,Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Livermore, CA,United States

10-25 MATERIAL PROCESSING OFFLEXIBLE ELECTRONICS, SENSORS, ANDDEVICES10-25-1 Material Processing of Flexible Electronics,Sensors, and Devices – IConvention Center, 250A 8:15AM–10:00AM

8:15am – Flexible Shape Memory Polymer In-Ear BiosensorTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13131Andres Villada, Dana Stamo, Anh Nguyen, Jianliang Xiao,University of Colorado Boulder, Boulder, CO, United States

8:36am – Tunable Electrical Properties of Embossed,Cellulose-Based Paper for Skin-Like SensingTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13379Tongfen Liang, Xiyue Zou, Ramendra K. Pal, Jiaqi Liu,Maame Assasie, Wei-Jian Guo, Chuyang Chen, Jingjin Xie,Max Tenorio, Daniel Sullivan, Anna Root, Rutgers, The StateUniversity of New Jersey, Piscataway, NJ, United States, PaulStansel, Rutgers University, Fitchburg, MA, United States,Anne Q. McKeown, Rutgers, The State University of NewJersey, New Brunswick, NJ, United States, George Weng,Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, Piscataway,William W. Sampson, University of Manchester, Manchester,United Kingdom, Assimina Pelegri, Rutgers Rutgers, TheState University of New Jersey, East Brunswick, NJ, UnitedStates, Aaron D. Mazzeo, Rutgers, The State University ofNew Jersey, Piscataway, NJ, United States

8:57am – Stretchable Energy Devices for Soft Robotics andWearable ElectronicsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13804Changyong Cao, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI,United States

9:18am – Flexible Piezoelectric Energy Harvesting viaMotions From a Cardiac Pacemaker LeadTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13897Lin Dong, Andrew Closson, Zi Chen, John X.J., Zhang,Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH, United States

9:39am – Self-Healable and Recyclable MultifunctionalElectronics Based on Dynamic Colvalent ThermosetTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13920Chuanqian Shi, Jianliang Xiao, Zhanan Zou, University ofColorado Boulder, Boulder, CO, United States


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10-9 MODELING, SIMULATION, ANDDESIGN OF MULTIFUNCTIONALMATERIALS10-9-2 Modeling, Simulation, and Design ofMultifunctional Materials – II: Metamaterials andLattice StructuresConvention Center, 155A 10:15AM–12:00PM

Session Organizer: Ling Liu, Temple University, Philadelphia,PA, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Lin Zhang, University of Pittsburgh,Pittsburgh, PA, United States

10:15am – Nonlinearity of Enhanced Cell Structures HavingAuxetic Material PropertiesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11361Chulho Yang, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK,United States, Dongchan Lee, NeoSystem Co. Ltd., Seoul,Korea (Republic), Young B. Chang, Oklahoma State University,Stillwater, OK, United States

10:36am – A Finite Element Simulation Study on theProperties of a Multi-Material Based Auxetic MetamaterialTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12123Yutai Su, Xin Wu, Jing Shi, Jin Wang, University of Cincinnati,Cincinnati, OH, United States

10:57am – Lattice Structure Design for AdditiveManufacturingTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13385Brad Hanks, Pennsylvania State University, University Park,PA, United States, Jivtesh Khurana, New Delhi, India, MaryFrecker, Timothy W. Simpson, Pennsylvania State University,University Park, PA, United States

11:18am – Developing Equivalent Material Models forLattice Cell Structures Using Computational and NeuralNetwork ApproachesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11628Tahseen Alwattar, Ahsan Mian, Wright State University,Dayton, OH, United States

11:39am – Designing Lattice Structures Based on ScalingLaws Using Finite Element AnalysesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11646Ahsan Mian, Wright State University, Dayton, OH, UnitedStates, Hasanain Abdulhadi, Wright State University, Fairborn,OH, United States

10-14 SOFT ROBOTICS AND SOFTMACHINES10-14-2 Soft Robotics and Soft Machines – IIConvention Center, 355F 10:15AM–12:00PM


Session Co-Organizer: Yinding Chi, North Carolina StateUniversity, Raleigh, NC, United States

10:15am – Harnessing Bistability for High-Speed SoftRunning RobotsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13956Jie Yin, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC, UnitedStates

10:36am – Programmable Self-Sensing Camouflaging SoftRobotTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13913Jianliang Xiao, University of Colorado Boulder, Boulder, CO,United States

10:57am – Shape Controllable Soft Bilayer PneumaticActuators and ApplicationsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13407Yinding Chi, Jie Yin, North Carolina State University, Raleigh,NC, United States

10-20 PERSPECTIVES FROM DIVISIONDIRECTORS, PROGRAMMANAGERS, ANDCENTER LEADERSHIP ON MATERIALS BYDESIGN CHALLENGES10-20-4 Center Director and Panel DiscussionConvention Center, 255F 10:15AM–12:00PM



10:15am – Integrated Materials Design for ExtremeEnvironmentsInvited Presentation. IMECE2019-13191K.T. Ramesh, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, UnitedStates

10:50am – Panel Q&A with Division Directors, ProgramManagers and Center Leadership focused on the Design ofEngineering MaterialsInvited Presentation. IMECE2019-12891Natasha Vermaak, Lehigh University, Bethlehem, PA, UnitedStates, Andrew Gaynor, Weapons and Materials ResearchDirectorate, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD, United States


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10-23 NANOENGINEERED, NANOMODIFIED, HIERARCHICAL, MULTI-SCALEMATERIALS AND STRUCTURES10-23-1 Nanoengineered, Nano Modified,Hierarchical, Multi-Scale Materials and Structures – I355B 10:15AM–12:00PM

10:15am – Innovative Hole Making Process in WovenComposite LaminatesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11441Vishwas Jadhav, Ajit Kelkar, North Carolina Agricultural andTechnical State University, Greensboro, NC, United States

10:36am – Mechanical Behavior of Collagen MimeticPeptides Under Fraying Deformation via MolecularDynamicsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11492Atul Rawal, Joint School of Nanoscience & Nanoengineering,Greensboro, NC, United States, Kristen L. Rhinehardt, RamMohan, North Carolina Agricultural and Technical StateUniversity, Greensboro, NC, United States

10:57am – Development of Thermally ConductivePolymer/CNF Nanocomposite Materials via PolyJetAdditive Manufacturing by Improvement of Digital MaterialDesignTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11556Furkan Ulu, Ravi Pratap Singh Tomar, Ram Mohan, NorthCarolina Agricultural and Technical State University,Greensboro, NC, United States

11:18am – Investigation of Process Induced Variations in PolyJet Printing With Digital Polypropylene viaHomogeneous 3D Tensile Test CouponTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11639Ravi Pratap Singh Tomar, Furkan Ulu, Ajit Kelkar, RamMohan, North Carolina Agricultural and Technical StateUniversity, Greensboro, NC, United States

11:39am – Fabrication of Superhydrophobic PolymerSurfaces With High Robustness by Coating With SilicaNanoparticles and Templating With a Nylon MeshTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12193Xiaoxiao Zhao, Daniel Park, Michael Murphy, LouisianaState University, Baton Rouge, LA, United States

10-24 FRACTURE AND DAMAGE: NANO- TO MACRO-SCALE10-24-2 Fracture and Damage: Nano- to Macro-Scale – IIConvention Center, 255A 10:15AM–12:00PM

Session Organizer: Sridhar Santhanam, Villanova University,Villanova, PA, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Raghu Prakash, Indian Institute ofTechnology Madras, Chennai, India

10:15am – Evaluation of Interfacial Fatigue Strength of HardCoating by Using Repeated Laser Shock Adhesion TestTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11145Kohei Kanamori, Yusaku Saito, Akio Yonezu, ChuoUniversity, Tokyo, Japan

10:36am – The Effect of Creep-Fatigue Interactions onThermo-Mechanical Fatigue Life and Reliability Estimatesfor a Typical Gas Turbine Engine ComponentTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11174Esakki S. Muthu, Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, Bangalore,Karnataka, India, Raghu Prakash, Indian Institute ofTechnology Madras, Chennai, India

10:57am – Contact Stress Analysis During Fretting of aSurface Modified Flat-on-Flat With Round EdgeTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11222Pankaj Dhaka, Raghu Prakash, Indian Institute of TechnologyMadras, Chennai, India

11:18am – Chemical and Morphological Damage Study onPolyurea Variants CoatingsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13007Vahidreza Alizadeh, Alireza Amirkhizi, University ofMassachusetts, Lowell, Lowell, MA, United States

10-25 MATERIAL PROCESSINGOFFLEXIBLE ELECTRONICS, SENSORS, ANDDEVICES10-25-2 Material Processing of Flexible Electronics,Sensors, and Devices – IIConvention Center, 250A 10:15AM–12:00PM

10:15am – Printing of High Conductivity NanocrystallineMetals on Flexible Substrates for Fabrication of FunctionalElectronic DevicesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12440Majid Minary, University of Texas at Dallas, Richardson, TX,United States

10:36am – Ultra-Fast Dry Dip Coating Assembly Strategyfor Future Flexible DevicesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13153Dong Zhou, Bo Li, Villanova University, Villanova, PA, UnitedStates


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10:57am – Flexible Laser-Induced Graphene for PathogenSensing in Food and Agricultural SettingsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13194Carmen L. Gomes, Cicero C. Pola, Robert Hjort, KshamaParate, Jonathan Claussen, Iowa State University, Ames, IA,United States, Eric McLamore, University of Florida,Gainesville, FL, United States

11:18am – Aerosol Jet 3D Printing and Photonic Sinteringof Functional Nanoparticle Inks for Flexible EnergyHarvesters and SensorsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13864Yanliang Zhang, University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN,United States

11:39am – Printed Graphene Circuits for In-FieldElectrochemical Biosensing, Electrically Induced Stem CellDifferentiation, and Open MicrofluidicsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13872Jonathan Claussen, Kshama Parate, Iowa State University,Ames, IA, United States, John Hondred, Iowa State University,Des Moines, IA, United States, Bolin Chen, Lucas Hall, NateGarland, Cicero C. Pola, Carmen L. Gomes, Iowa StateUniversity, Ames, IA, United States

10-27 PHASE TRANSFORMATIONS INMATERIALS PROCESSING10-27-1 Phase Transformations in MaterialsProcessing – IConvention Center, 155B 10:15AM–12:00PM

10:15am – Phase Transformations in Cu-Zr-X High-Temperature Shape Memory Alloys Studied UsingNanocalorimetry and Materials SimulationsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12862Joost Vlassak, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, UnitedStates

10:36am – Parameter Identification and Strain-inducedAlpha-to-Omega Phase Transformation in Zr in DAC andRDAC and Different HPT SetupsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12737Mehdi Kamrani, Valery I. Levitas, Iowa State University,Ames, IA, United States

10:57am – Scale-Free Phase Field Modeling of MultivariantMartensitic Phase TransformationsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12780S.E. Esfahani, Iowa State University, Ames, IA, United States

11:18am – Anisotropic Phase-Field Modeling of CrackGrowth in Shape Memory Ceramics: Application to ZirconiaTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11695Ehsan Moshkelgosha, Mahmood Mamivand, Boise StateUniversity, Boise, ID, United States

10-2 MULTISCALE MODELING FORMATERIALS DESIGN10-2-1 Multiscale Modeling for Materials Design – I355B 2:00PM–3:45PM

2:00pm – PRISMS-Plasticity: An Open-Source CrystalPlasticity Finite Element SoftwareTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12699Mohammadreza Yaghoobi, Sriram Ganesan, Srihari Sundar,Aaditya Lakshmanan, Aeriel Murphy-Leonard, University ofMichigan, Ann Arbor, MI, United States, Shiva Rudraraju,University of Wisconsin-Madison, Ann Arbor, MI, United States,John Allison, Veera Sundararaghavan, University ofMichigan, Ann Arbor, MI, United States

2:21pm – Thermo-Mechanical Modeling of 3D WovenFabric Composites Using Two-Step HomogenizationApproachTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10913Nagappa Siddgonde, Anup Ghosh, Indian Institute ofTechnology, Kharagpur, Kharagpur, West Bengal, India

2:42pm – Investigating Density Functional Theory’sEffectiveness in Studying Metal-Organic FrameworksStructuresTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11013Kendric Roberts, Yen-Lin Han, Seattle University, Seattle,WA, United States

3:03pm – Size Dependent Thermo-Mechanical Properties of3C-SiC NanowiresTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12827Fazle Elahi, Md. Hossain, University of Delaware, Newark, DE,United States

3:24pm – Multiscale Homogenization and Localization ofMaterials With Hierarchical Porous MicrostructuresTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12864Zhelong He, Marek-Jerzy Pindera, University of Virginia,Charlottesville, VA, United States

10-5 MULTIFUNCTIONAL ANDMICRO/NANO-STRUCTURED MATERIALS:MODELINGANDCHARACTERIZATION10-5-1 Multifunctional and Micro/Nano-StructuredMaterials: Modeling and Characterization (III)Convention Center, 355F 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Xin-Lin Gao, Southern MethodistUniversity, Dallas, TX, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Yanyu Chen, University of Louisville,Louisville, KY, United States

2:00pm – Optimizing Processing Conditions of P3HT: PCBMBased Bulk-Heterojunction Organic Solar Cells UsingMetaheuristic SearchTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11878Joydeep Munshi, Ganesh Balasubramanian, Lehigh


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2:21pm – Theory-Driven Auxetic Chiral GranularMetamaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13626Nima Nejadsadeghi, Anil Misra, University of Kansas,Lawrence, KS, United States

2:42pm – Hybridized Plasmon Resonance in Self-Assembled 3D Graphene NanostructuresTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13837Kriti Agarwal, Chunhui Dai, Jeong-Hyun Cho, University ofMinnesota, Minneapolis, MN, United States

3:03pm – Electrical Characterization of Highly ConductiveCNT Yarn by Graphitization and High DensificationTreatmentTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13320Akira Itoh, Kotaro Kajiwara, Waseda University, Shinjuku,Tokyo, Japan, Takeshi Kizaki, Fujikura, Sakura city, Chiba,Japan, Atsu-shi Hosoi, Hiroyuki Kawada, Waseda University,Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan

10-9 MODELING, SIMULATION, ANDDESIGNOFMULTIFUNCTIONALMATERIALS10-9-3 Modeling, Simulation, and Design ofMultifunctional Materials – III: Composites andEngineering MaterialsConvention Center, 155A 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Lin Zhang, University of Pittsburgh,Pittsburgh, PA, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Ling Liu, Temple University,Philadelphia, PA, United States

2:00pm – Electromagnetic Properties of Random MaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12593Martin Ostoja-Starzewski, University of Illinois Urbana,Urbana, IL, United States

2:21pm – Analytical and Finite Element BasedMicromechanics for Failure Theory of CompositesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13005Sai Tharun Kotikalapudi, Oklahoma State University, Tulsa,OK, United States, Bhavani Sankar, University of Florida,Gainesville, FL, United States

2:42pm – A Systematic Material Design Approach toDevelop Self-Lubricating Ceramic-Composite Tool Insertsfor Dry Cutting ConditionsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11526Syed Sohail Akhtar, King Fahd University of Petroleum &Minererals, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia

3:03pm – Quantitative Characterisation of PearliteMorphology in Hot-Rolled Carbon SteelTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10690Vincent Musonda, Esther Akinlabi, University ofJohannesburg, Johannesburg, South Africa

3:24pm – Analysis of Symmetric Angle-Ply LaminatedComposite Skew Plates Using Hybrid Trefftz Finite ElementTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11098Subhasankar Dwibedi, Indian Institute of TechnologyKharagpur, Baripada, Odisha, India

10-19 DESIGN OF ENGINEEREDMATERIALS AND COMPONENTS FORADDITIVE MANUFACTURING10-19-1 Design of Engineered Materials andComponents for Additive Manufacturing: SpatialProgramming and 3D DesignConvention Center, 355E 2:00PM–3:45PM



2:00pm – Spatial Programming of Defect Distributions toEnhance Material Failure CharacteristicsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12994Chengyang Mo, Jordan R. Raney, University of Pennsylvania,Philadelphia, PA, United States

2:21pm – Transitioning Topology Optimization AlgorithmsFrom Academic Test Problem to Real World 3D DesignSituationsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13022Andrew Gaynor, Weapons and Materials Research Directorate,Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD, United States

2:42pm – Computational Design of Compositionally GradedAlloys for Property MonotonicityTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13155Tanner Kirk, Olga Eliseeva, Richard Malak, RaymundoArroyave, Ibrahim Karaman, Texas A&M University, CollegeStation, TX, United States

3:03pm – Design of 3D Printed Mechanical MetamaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13467Weidi Wang, Joshua Morris, Darshil Shah, ChristopherHansen, Alireza Amirkhizi, University of Massachusetts,Lowell, Lowell, MA, United States

3:24pm – Topology Optimization for Layered MaterialTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13801Daniel Pepler, Craig Steeves, University of Toronto, NorthYork, ON, Canada


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10-27 PHASE TRANSFORMATIONS INMATERIALS PROCESSING10-27-2 Phase Transformations in MaterialsProcessing – IIConvention Center, 155B 2:00PM–3:45PM

2:00pm – In Situ and Post Mortem Transmission ElectronMicroscopy of Rapid Solidification MicrostructureFormation in Multi-Component Alloys after Laser MeltingTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13624Jorg Wiezorek, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, UnitedStates, Joseph McKeown, Lawrence Livermore NationalLaboratory, Livermore, CA, United States, VishwanadhBathula, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, United States

2:21pm – Effects of Scan Pattern on Grain Structure inMetal Additive ManufacturingTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12689Shardul Kamat, University of Utah, Draper, UT, United States,Wenda Tan, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, UnitedStates

2:42pm – Emergence of Spiral Patterns via EutecticCrystallizationTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12980Ashwin Shahani, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, UnitedStates

3:03pm – Optimization of Heat Treatment Aging ProcessParameters for 7050 and 7075 Aluminum AlloysTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12045Sagil James, Ambarneil Roy, California State University,Fullerton, Fullerton, CA, United States

10-29 RECENT DEVELOPMENTS INTRIBOLOGY10-29-1 Recent Developments in Tribology – IConvention Center, 250A 2:00PM–3:45PM

2:00pm – Tribological Properties of Ammonium Protic IonicLiquids as Additives in Polyalphaolefin for Steel-SteelContactTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10645Hong Guo, Patricia Iglesias, Rochester Institute ofTechnology, Rochester, NY, United States

2:21pm – Assortment of Hydroforming Fluid for ExtremePressure and Anti Wear PropertiesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10163S.P. Rudraksha, Trinity College of Engineering and Research,Pune, Pune, Maharashtra, India, S.H. Gawande, M.E.S.College of Engineering, Pune, Maharashtra, India

2:42pm – Ionic Liquid as Cutting Fluid Additive UsingMinimum Quantity Lubricant (MQL) in Titanium-CeramicContactTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10647Sameer Ashok Magar, Hong Guo, Patricia Iglesias,Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester, NY, United States

3:03pm – Experimental Pre-Rolling Friction Determinationof Corundum Balls on Silicium Wafers Using Highly StablePendulumTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10137Samir Mekid, King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals,Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, Igor Gilavdary, N. Riznoukaya,Belarus National Technical University, Minsk, Minsk, Belarus

10-2 MULTISCALE MODELING FORMATERIALS DESIGN10-2-2 Multiscale Modeling for Materials Design – II355B 4:00PM–5:45PM

4:00pm – Designing Soft-Hard Tribological Composites forMultifunctional Performance at Sliding InterfacesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12890Xiu Jia, Natasha Vermaak, Lehigh University, Bethlehem, PA,United States

4:21pm – Soft-Hard Integration Enabled MetamaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13541Baoxing Xu, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA, UnitedStates

4:42pm – Investigating the Mechanical Behavior ofAluminum Cerium Alloys at the Microstructural LevelTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13683Ryan Lane, Virginia Tech, Christiansburg, VA, United States,Orlando Rios, Ayyoub M. Momen, Oak Ridge National Lab,Oak Ridge, TN, United States, Reza Mirzaeifar, Virginia Tech,Blacksburg, VA, United States

5:03pm – Controlling Interfacial Adhesion Through Soft-Hard Heterogeneous MaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13824Kevin Turner, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA,United States

10-12 MECHANICS IN MANUFACTURINGOFMULTIFUNCTIONALMATERIALS ANDSTRUCTURE10-12-1 Mechanics in Manufacturing ofMultifunctional Materials and StructureConvention Center, 355F 4:00PM–5:45PM

4:00pm – Bioinspired Multifunctional Materials and DevicesWith Self-Adaptability by Harnessing MechanicsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12639Sung Hoon Kang, Johns Hopkins UniversityUnited States


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4:21pm – Liquid Evaporation-Assisted Self-Folding of One- and Two-Dimensional NanomaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12914Qingchang Liu, Baoxing Xu, University of Virginia,Charlottesville, VA, United States

4:42pm – Capillary Force-Assisted Mechanical Peeling of2D MaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12869Yue Zhang, Baoxing Xu, University of Virginia, Charlottesville,VA, United States

5:03pm – Characterization of GRE Pipes Fatigue FailureSubjected to HTHP Loading ConditionsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11042Jamil Abdo, Frostburg State University, Frostburg, MD, UnitedStates, Edris Hassan, Sultan Qaboos University, Muscat,Oman, Jan Kwak, Qatar University, Doha, Qatar

5:24pm – Synthesis and Mechanics of Graphene-MetalNanocompositiesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12756Sameh Tawfick, Kaihao Zhang, Mitisha Surana, University ofIllinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, United States

10-13 BIOINSPIRED MATERIALS,STRUCTURES, ANDAPPLICATIONS10-13-1 Bioinspired Materials, Processes, andApplicationsConvention Center, 255A 4:00PM–5:45PM


Session Co-Organizer: Zhenhai Xia, University of North Texas,Denton, TX, United States

4:00pm – Combinatorial Investigation of MechanicalProperties of Biomimicked CompositesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10395Seyed Allameh, Northern Kentucky University, Newport, KY,United States, Abdullah Almuzaini, Roger Miller, NorthernKentucky University, Highland Heights, KY, United States

4:21pm – Automatic Design in Matlab Using PDE Toolboxfor Shape and Topology OptimizationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10766Yilun Sun, Lingji Xu, Jingru Yang, Technical University ofMunich, Garching, Bayern, Germany, Tim C. Lueth, TechnicalUniversity of Munich, Garching, Germany

4:42pm – Numerical Study on the Interfacial ModificationEffects of Soy Protein on Poly(Vinylidene Fluoride)Technical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11694Zhuoyuan Zheng, Xin Chen, Yumeng Li, University of Illinoisat Urbana-Champaign, Champaign, IL, United States

5:03pm – High-Aspect-Ratio Magnetically TunableNanopillar ArrayTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12165Zhiren Luo, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC,United States, Xu Zhang, University of Pennsylvania,Philadelphia, PA, United States, Benjamin Evans, ElonUniversity, Elon, NC, United States, Chih-Hao Chang, NorthCarolina State University, Raleigh, NC, United States

5:24pm – Plasma Etching of Sapphire AntireflectionSubwavelength NanostructuresTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12718Yi-An Chen, I-Te Chen, Chih-Hao Chang, North CarolinaState University, Raleigh, NC, United States

10-15 LITHIUM-ION BATTERY SAFETYUNDER ABUSIVE CONDITIONS10-15-1 Lithium-Ion Battery Safety Under AbusiveConditionsConvention Center, 155A 4:00PM–5:45PM

4:00pm – Mechanical-Electrochemical-Thermal Simulationof Internal Short-Circuit for Lithium-Ion BatteriesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10128Honggang Li, Chao Zhang, Northwestern PolytechnicalUniversity, Xi’an, Shaanxi, China, Binghe Liu, Jun Xu, BeihangUniversity, Beijing, China

4:21pm – Experimental and Computational Study on theFailure Behavior of Vehicle Battery Modules Subject toWedge CuttingTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11429Feng Zhu, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, DaytonaBeach, FL, United States, Marian Bulla, Altair EngineeringGmbH, Köln, Germany, Jianyin Lei, Taiyuan University ofTechnology, Taiyuan, China, Xianping Du, Patrick Currier,David Sypeck, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, DaytonaBeach, FL, United States

4:42pm – Mechanical Behaviors and Failure Evolution ofElectrodes in Lithium-Ion BatteriesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12410Xudong Duan, Lubing Wang, Beihang University, Beijing,China

5:03pm – Effects of Temperature on Mechanical Responseof Lithium Ion Batteries to External Abusive LoadsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13686Mehdi Gilaki, Elham Sahraei Esfahani, Temple University,Philadelphia, PA, United States

5:24pm – Elliptical lithium-Ion Batteries: Transverse andAxial Loadings, Under Wet/Dry ConditionsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13692Elham Sahraei Esfahani, Golriz Kermani, Temple University,Philadelphia, PA, United States


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10-19 DESIGN OF ENGINEEREDMATERIALS AND COMPONENTS FORADDITIVE MANUFACTURING10-19-2 Design of Engineered Materials andComponents for Additive Manufacturing: Meso-,Micro- and Nano-ArchitectureConvention Center, 355E 4:00PM–5:45PM



4:00pm – 3D Printing of High-Performance ContinuousFiber/Thermosetting CompositeTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12522Kun Fu, University of Delaware, Newark, DE, United States

4:21pm – Uncertainty Quantification for MicrostructureReconstruction of Additively Manufactured MaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13032Pinar Acar, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA, United States,Arulmurugan Senthilnathan, Virginia Tech, Gainesville, FL,United States

4:42pm – Ultra-High Energy Absorption MultifunctionalSpinodal NanoarchitecturesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13718Anna Guell Izard, Jens Bauer, Cameron Crook, Vlad Turlo,Lorenzo Valdevit, University of California, Irvine, Irvine, CA,United States

5:03pm – Closed-Cell Nanoarchitectures at the TheoreticalLimit of Stiffness and StrengthTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13865Cameron Crook, Anna Guell Izard, Jens Bauer, University ofCalifornia, Irvine, Irvine, CA, United States, Cristine Santos deOliveira, Juliana Martins de Souza e Silva, Martin LutherUniversity Halle-Wittenberg, Halle, Germany, Jonathan Berger,Nama Development, LLC, Goleta, CA, United States, LorenzoValdevit, University of California, Irvine, Irvine, CA, UnitedStates, Jonathan Berger, Nama Development, LLC, SantaBarbara, CA, United States

10-23 NANOENGINEERED, NANOMODIFIED, HIERARCHICAL, MULTI-SCALEMATERIALS AND STRUCTURES10-23-2 Nanoengineered, Nano Modified,Hierarchical, Multi-Scale Materials and Structures – IIConvention Center, 255F 4:00PM–5:45PM

4:00pm – 3D Bioprinted Bone Tissue With PerfusableVascular NetworksTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10408Sung Yun Hann, Haitao Cui, Lijie Grace Zhang, GeorgeWashington University, Washington, DC, United States

4:21pm – Enhanced Neural Stem Cell Proliferation andDifferentiation on 3D Printed Gelatin-Methacrylate (GelMA)Scaffolds With Gamma-Aminobutyric Acid (GABA)Modification and SupplementationTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11461Timothy Esworthy, Xuan Zhou, Haitao Cui, Se Jun Lee,Sung Yun Hann, Lijie Grace Zhang, Washington University,Washington, DC, United States

4:42pm – Effect of Current Density and Temperature onTemplate Assisted Cobalt NanowireTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11673Ali Imran Shiave, University of North Carolina at Greensboro,Greensboro, NC, United States, Ram Mohan, North CarolinaAgricultural and Technical State University, Greensboro, NC,United States, Mahendran Samykano, Universiti MalaysiaPahang, Kuantan, Malaysia

5:03pm – The Mechanical Behaviours of the Anode MaterialBased on a Multiscale Detailed Computational ModelTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12409Lubing Wang, Xudong Duan, Jun Xu, Beihang University,Beijing, China

5:24pm – A Simultaneous Multiscale and MultiphysicsModel for Si@G Based Anode Lithium-Ion BatteriesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12515Binghe Liu, Jun Xu, Beihang University, Beijing, China


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10-27 PHASE TRANSFORMATIONS INMATERIALS PROCESSING10-27-3 Phase Transformations in MaterialsProcessing – IIIConvention Center, 155B 4:00PM–5:45PM

4:00pm – Deformation-Induced Forward and ReverseTransformations in a Metastable High Entropy AlloyTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13892Cem Tasan, Shaolou Wei, Massachusetts Institute ofTechnology, Cambridge, MA, United States

4:21pm – High-Pressure Mechanochemistry: Four-ScaleTheory, In Situ Experiments, and PhenomenaTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12749Valery Levitas, Iowa State University, Ames, IA, United States

4:42pm – Spherical Gaussians: An Intuitive Method forCreating Complex Anisotropies in Interface Energies forthe Phase Field MethodTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12899Jacob Bair, Nikhil Deshmukh, David G. Abrecht, PacificNorthwest National Laboratory, Richland, WA, United States

5:03pm – Strain-Induced Phase Transformations UnderHigh Pressure: Ultrapure Zr and Hexagonal BN asExamplesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12763K.K. Pandey, Valery I. Levitas, Iowa State University, Ames,IA, United States

10-29 RECENT DEVELOPMENTS INTRIBOLOGY10-29-2 Recent Developments in Tribology – IIConvention Center, 250A 4:00PM–5:45PM

4:00pm – A Test Rig to Characterize the Friction Force ofReciprocating Seals Under Dynamic Linear MotionTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11895Jon Keegan, Madhumitha Ramachandran, Adam Flenniken,Geoffrey Page, Zahed Siddique, University of Oklahoma,Norman, OK, United States

4:21pm – On the Steady-State Performance of Finite LineContacts Lubricated With Micropolar FluidsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12617Dhanendra Dewangan, Mihir Sarangi, Indian Institute ofTechnology, Kharagpur, Kharagpur, West Bengal, India

4:42pm – EHL Analysis of Finite Line Contact With Non-Gaussian Rough Surfaces Using Deterministic ApproachTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12618Dhanendra Dewangan, Mihir Sarangi, Indian Institute ofTechnology, Kharagpur, Kharagpur, West Bengal, India

5:03pm – Advanced Surface Treatments for ArmamentWeapon SystemsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12892Adam Foltz, U.S. Army, Picatinny Arsenal, NJ, United States,Christopher Mulligan, U.S. Army CCDC AC, Watervliet, NY,United States


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11-1-1: Polymer Gel – 111-1-2: Polymer Gel – 211-1-3: Biomechanics and Biomaterials11-1-4: Liquid Crystal Elastomer11-1-5: Soft Actuating Materials11-1-6: Mechanics of Indentation, Injection and

Cavitation11-1-7: Structure and Device11-1-8: Constitutive Modelling11-1-9: Aging and Damaging11-1-10: Soft Matter Physics11-2-1: Design of Functional Soft Composites11-2-2: Fabrication and Processing of Soft Composites11-3-1: 3D Printing of Functional Materials and

Composites11-3-2: 3D/4D Printing of Structures and Biomaterials11-5-1: Mechanics, Modeling and Manufacturing of

Soft Materials and Soft Robots – I11-5-2: Mechanics, Modeling and Manufacturing of

Soft Materials and Soft Robots – II11-5-3: Mechanics, Modeling and Manufacturing of

Soft Materials and Soft Robots – III11-5-4: Mechanics, Modeling and Manufacturing of

Soft Materials and Soft Robots – IV11-5-5: Mechanics, Modeling and Manufacturing of

Soft Materials and Soft Robots – V11-7-1: From Single-Crystal to Polycrystalline Behavior:

Experiments and Modeling11-7-2: Plastic Anisotropy (I)11-7-3: Glass and Ceramic Materials11-7-4: Plastic Anisotropy (II)11-7-5: Novel Experimental Methods11-7-6: Plasticity and Damage11-7-7: Plasticity of Heterogeneous Materials11-8-1: Perspective on Fracture and Failure Mechanics

I11-8-2: Perspective on Fracture and Failure Mechanics

II11-8-3: Perspective on Fracture and Failure Mechanics

III11-10-1: Dynamic Failure of Materials and Structures – 111-10-2: Dynamic Failure of Materials and Structures – 211-10-3: Dynamic Failure of Materials and Structures – 311-10-4: Dynamic Failure of Materials and Structures – 411-11-1: Multiscale Mechanics of Ductile Failure11-12-1: Damage and Fatigue in Engineering

Applications11-12-2: Atmositic Scale Crack Nucleation and

Propogation Modeling11-12-3: Multiscale Fracture and Fatigue Modeling in

Materials11-12-4: Modeling of Fatigue Crack and Interface

Behavior11-14-1: Mechanics of Materials in Extreme

Environments: Constitutive Modeling ofPolymers

11-14-2: Mechanics of Materials in ExtremeEnvironments: Dynamic Behavior

11-14-3: Mechanics of Materials in ExtremeEnvironments: Extreme Temperatures

11-17-1: Mechanics of Adhesion and Friction – I11-18-1: In-Situ and Quantitative Visualization

Techniques: Bio-Materials and OpticalTechniques

11-18-2: In-Situ and Quantitative VisualizationTechniques: Microscopy in ExperimentalMechanics

11-18-3: In-Situ and Quantitative VisualizationTechniques: Macro-scale Phenomena

11-19-1: Multiscale Models and ExperimentalTechniquesfor Composite Materials and Structures

11-22-1: Computational Modeling of Extreme Events – 1

11-22-2: Computational Modeling of Extreme Events – 2

11-23-1: Multi-Scale Computations 111-23-2: Multi-Scale Computations 211-23-3: Multi-Scale Computations 311-25-1: High-Performance Nanostructural Materials

and Nanocomposites11-26-1: Nanomechanics and Nanomaterials 111-26-2: Nanomechanics ans Nanomaterials 211-26-3 Nanomechanics ans Nanomaterials 311-26-4: Nanomechanics ans Nanomaterials 411-27-1: Mechanics of Thin-Film and Multi-Layer

Structures11-28-1: Recent Advances and Applications in

Meshfree and Particle Methods11-32-1: Congress-Wide Symposium on Additive

Manufacturing: Failure of AdditivelyManufactured Materials – 1

11-33-1: Multiscale Methods for Simulation andDesign of Materials Including MachineLearning and Other Emerging Methods – I

11-33-2: Multiscale Methods for Simulation andDesign of Materials Including MachineLearning and Other Emerging Methods – II

11-34-1: Phase-field Modeling and Simulation inMechanics

11-35-1: Mechanics and Design of Cellular Materials11-36-1: Multifunctional and Micro/Nano-Structured

Materials: Modeling and Characterization (I)11-36-2: Multifunctional and Micro/Nano-Structured

Materials: Modeling and Characterization (II)11-37-1: IiSS Session 1 Composite Instabilities11-37-2: IiSS Session 2 Material Instabilities11-37-3: IiSS Session 3 Material and Structural

Instabilities11-37-4: IiSS Session 4 Architected Materials

Instabilities11-37-5: IiSS Session 5 Surface Instabilities11-38-1: Peridynamic Modeling of Materials’

Behavior I11-38-2: Peridynamic Modeling of Materials’

Behavior II11-38-3: Peridynamic Modeling of Materials’

Behavior III11-39-1: Multiphysics Simulations and Experiments

for Solids I11-39-2: Multiphysics Simulations and Experiments

for Solids II11-39-3: Multiphysics Simulations and Experiments

for Solids III11-39-4: Multiphysics Simulations and Experiments

for Solids IV11-42-1: Nonlinear Dynamics, Control and Stochastic

Mechanics IV11-42-2: Nonlinear Dynamics, Control and Stochastic

Mechanics V11-43-1: Fluid-Structure Interaction11-44-1: Keynote Lectures on Computational

Mechanics – 111-44-2: Keynote Lectures on Computational

Mechanics - 211-46-1: Young Medalist Symposium I11-46-2: Young Medalist Symposium II11-47-1: Drucker Medal Symposium – I11-47-2: Drucker Medal Symposium – II11-47-3: Drucker Medal Symposium – III11-47-4: Drucker Medal Symposium – IV11-49-1: Plenary Session I11-49-2: Plenary Session II


TRACK ORGANIZERSPradeep Guduru, Brown University, United StatesMuhammed Saif, University of Illinois, United States

TOPIC ORGANIZERSAmit Acharya, Carnegie Mellon University, United StatesAshfaq Adnan, University of Texas at Arlington, UnitedStates

Muhammad Ali, Ohio University, United StatesPaul Allison, University of Alabama, United StatesMarco Amabili, McGill University, CanadaDavood Askari, Witchita State University, United StatesMohsen Asle Zaeem, Colorado School of Mines, UnitedStates

Douglas Bammann, Mississippi State University, UnitedStates

Ryan Berke, Utah State University, United StatesJoseph Bishop, Sandia National Laboratories, UnitedStates

Florin Bobaru, Brigham Young University, United StatesNikolaos Bouklas, Cornell University, United StatesBrian Bush, National Institute of Standards andTechnology, United States

Shengqiang Cai, University of California, San Diego,United States

Changyong Cao, Michigan State University, United StatesDumitru Caruntu, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley,United States

Pedro Ponte Castaneda, University of Pennsylvania,United States

Oana Cazacu, University of Florida, United StatesMei Chandler, USACE-ERDC, United StatesJiun-Shyan Chen, University of California, San Diego,United States

Huanyu Cheng, Pennsylvania State University, UnitedStates

Sheng-Wei Chi, University of Illinois at Chicago, UnitedStates

Kostas Danas, Ecole Polytechnique, FranceKent Danielson, U.S. Army ERDC, United StatesYuris Dzenis, University of Nebraska, United StatesRyan S. Elliott, University of Minnesota, United StatesWilliam Emblom, University of Louisiana-Lafayette,United States

Bogdan Epureanu, University of Michigan, United StatesH. Eliot Fang, Sandia National Laboratories, United StatesJohn Foster, University of Texas at Austin, United StatesStavros Gaitanaros, Johns Hopkins University, UnitedStates

Xin-Lin Gao, Southern Methodist University, United StatesSomnath Ghosh, Johns Hopkins University, United StatesHector Gomez, Purdue University, United StatesDennis Gottuso, Framatome Ltd., United StatesScott Grutzik, Sandia National Laboratories, United StatesPradeep Guduru, Brown University, United StatesIbrahim Guven, Virginia Commonwealth University,Untied States

Tarek M. Hatem, British University in Egypt, EgyptMike Hillman, Pennsylvania State University, United StatesMark Horstemeyer, Mississippi State University, UnitedStates

Hanqing Jiang, Arizona State University, United StatesJ.B. Jordon, University of Alabama, United StatesShailendra Joshi, University of Houston, United StatesSung Hoon Kang, Johns Hopkins University, UnitedStates

Kostas Karazis, Framatome Inc., United StatesOwen Kingstedt, University of Utah, United StatesMrityunjay Kothari, Massachusetts Institute ofTechnology, United States

Jeffrey Kysar, Columbia University, United StatesLeslie Lamberson, Drexel University, United StatesChad Landis, University of Texas at Austin, United StatesWilliam Lawrimore, U.S. Army Engineer Research andDevelopment Center, United States

Howon Lee, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey,United States

Victor Lefevre, Northwestern University, United StatesGang Li, Clemson University, United StatesShaofan Li, University of California, United StatesFrancisco Lopez Jimenez, University of Colorado,Boulder, United States

Erdogan Madenci, University of Arizona, United StatesScott Mao, University of Pittsburgh, United StatesArif Masud, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,United States

Yozo Mikata, Fluor, United StatesMohammad Naraghi, Texas A&M University, United StatesDai Okumura, Nagoya University, JapanCaglar Oskay, Vanderbilt University, United StatesJake Ostien, Sandia National Laboratories, United StatesBrian Painter, Framatome Inc., United StatesDimitry Papkov, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, UnitedStates

Harold Park, Boston University, United StatesGlaucio Paulino, Georgia Institute of Technology, UnitedStates

Evan Pineda, NASA Glenn Research Center, UnitedStates

Dong Qian, University of Texas at Dallas, United StatesShaoxing Qu, Zhejiang University, ChinaBenoit Revil-Baudard, University of Florida, United StatesSamit Roy, Universtiy of Alabama, United StatesPablo Seleson, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, UnitedStates

Jesse Sherburn, U.S. Army Engineer Research andDevelopment Center, United States

Stewart Silling, Sandia National Laboratories, UnitedStates

Jizhou Song, Zhejiang University, ChinaAnkit Srivastava, Texas A&M University, United StatesTonya W. Stone, Mississippi State University, UnitedStates

Robert Taylor, UTA, United StatesMehran Tehrani, University of New Mexico, United StatesEleonora Tubaldi, University of Arizona, United StatesNatasha Vermaak, Lehigh University, United StatesLifeng Wang, Stony Brook University, United StatesQiming Wang, University of Southern California, UnitedStates

Shuodao Wang, Oklahoma State University, UnitedStates

Xianqiao Wang, University of Georgia, United StatesYeqing Wang, Mississippi State University, United StatesJustin Wilkerson, Texas A&M University, United StatesCharles Wojnar, Missouri University of Science andTechnology, United States

Chenglin Wu, Missouri University of Science andTechnology, United States

C.T. Wu, Livermore Software Technology Corporation,United States

Jianliang Xiao, University of Colorado Boulder, UnitedStates

Roy Xu, University of New Mexico, United StatesJun Xu, Beihang University, ChinaQingda Yang, University of Miami, United StatesYingchao Yang, University of Maine, United StatesKai Yu, University of Colorado Denver, United StatesHongyan Yuan, Southern University of Science andTechnology, China

Dianyun Zhang, University of Connecticut, United StatesTeng Zhang, Syracuse University, United StatesYihui Zhang, Tsinghua University, ChinaRuike Zhao, Ohio State University, United StatesHuijuan Zhao, Clemson University, United StatesJian Zhu, National University of Singapore, United States

SESSION ORGANIZERSAshfaq Adnan, University of Texas at Arlington, UnitedStates

Shah Alam, Texas A&M University, United StatesMuhammad Ali, Ohio University, United StatesMarco Amabili, McGill University, CanadaAlireza V. Amirkhizi, University of Massachusetts Lowell,United States

Davood Askari, Witchita State University, United StatesSourav Banerjee, University of South Carolina, UnitedStates

Cemal Basaran, State University of New York at Buffalo,United States

Ryan Berke, Utah State University, United StatesJoseph Bishop, Sandia National Laboratories, UnitedStates

Florin Bobaru, Brigham Young University, United StatesNikolaos Bouklas, Cornell University, United StatesShengqiang Cai, University of California, San Diego,United States

Dumitru Caruntu, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley,United States

Oana Cazacu, University of Florida, United StatesNitin Chandola, University of Florida, United StatesReaz Chaudhuri, University of Utah, United StatesJiun-Shyan Chen, University of California, San Diego,United States

Hailong Chen, University of Kentucky, United StatesSheng-Wei Chi, University of Illinois at Chicago, UnitedStates

Kostas Danas, Ecole Polytechnique, FranceKent Danielson, U.S. Army ERDC, United StatesYuris Dzenis, University of Nebraska, United StatesRyan S. Elliott, University of Minnesota, United StatesH. Eliot Fang, Sandia National Laboratories, UnitedStates

Stavros Gaitanaros, Johns Hopkins University, UnitedStates

Xin-Lin Gao, Southern Methodist University, UnitedStates

Ming Guo, MIT, United States

Ibrahim Guven, Virginia Commonwealth University,Untied States

Tarek M. Hatem, British University in Egypt, EgyptQiguang He, University of California, San Diego, UnitedStates

Mike Hillman, Pennsylvania State University, UnitedStates

Yuhang Hu, Georgia Institute of Technology, UnitedStates

Iwona Jasiuk, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,United States

Shailendra Joshi, University of Houston, United StatesSung Hoon Kang, Johns Hopkins University, UnitedStates

Kostas Karazis, Framatome Inc., United StatesFatih Karpat, Uludag University, TurkeyChanghong Ke, State University of New York atBinghamton, United States

Owen Kingstedt, University of Utah, United StatesHideo Koguchi, Niigata Institute of Technology, JapanShabnam Konica, Michigan Technological University,United States

Shank S. Kulkarni, University of North Carolina AtCharlotte, United States

Stelios Kyriakides, University of Texas at Austin, UnitedStates

Jeffrey Kysar, Columbia University, United StatesChad Landis, University of Texas at Austin, United StatesHowon Lee, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey,United States

Victor Lefevre, Northwestern University, United StatesKe Li, Schlumberger, United StatesYing Li, University of Connecticut, United StatesShaoting Lin, Massachusetts Institute of Technology,United States

Yucheng Liu, Mississippi State University, United StatesOscar Lopez-Pamies, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, United States

Erdogan Madenci, University of Arizona, United StatesScott Mao, University of Pittsburgh, United StatesYozo Mikata, Fluor, United StatesHamid Nayeb Hashemi, Northeastern University, UnitedStates

Xin Ning, Penn State University, United StatesDai Okumura, Nagoya University, JapanCaglar Oskay, Vanderbilt University, United StatesJake Ostien, Sandia National Laboratories, United StatesErkan Oterkus, University of Strathclyde, UnitedKingdom

Brian Painter, Framatome Inc., United StatesDimitry Papkov, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, UnitedStates

Assimina Pelegri, Rutgers, The State University of NewJersey, United States

Glaucio Paulino, Georgia Institute of Technology, UnitedStates

Matt Pharr, Texas A&M University, United StatesScott Price, G E Research Center, United StatesH. Jerry Qi, Georgia Institute of Technology, UnitedStates

Dong Qian, University of Texas at Dallas, United StatesTarek Ragab, Arkansas State University, United StatesBenoit Revil-Baudard, University of Florida, UnitedStates

William Scherzinger, Sandia National Laboratories,United States

Pablo Seleson, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, UnitedStates

Yanfeng Shen, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, ChinaMd. Imrul Reza Shishir, University of North Carolina atCharlotte, United States

Ankit Srivastava, Texas A&M University, United StatesAlireza Tabarraei, University of North Carolina Charlotte,United States

Mehran Tehrani, University of New Mexico, United StatesNicolas Triantafyllidis, Ecole Polytechnique, FranceVinu Unnikrishnan, West Texas A&M University, UnitedStates

David Valliyappan Natarajan, Universiti Teknologi MARA,Malaysia

Natasha Vermaak, Lehigh University, United StatesGeorge Voyiadjis, Louisiana State University, UnitedStates

Qiming Wang, University of Southern California, UnitedStates

Jun Xu, Beihang University, ChinaRoy Xu, University of New Mexico, United StatesYingchao Yang, University of Maine, United StatesKai Yu, University of Colorado DenverRuike Zhao, Ohio State UniversityHuijuan Zhao, Clemson UniversityMohammed Zikry, North Car

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TRACK 11 MECHANICS OF SOLIDS,STRUCTURES, AND FLUIDSMONDAY, NOVEMBER 11

11-49 PLENARY SESSIONS11-49-1 Plenary Session IConvention Center, 255B 9:45AM–10:30AM

9:45am – Getting Stuck and Breaking Free: Adhesion,Friction, Strength, and ToughnessPlenary Presentation. IMECE2019-14006Kaushik Bhattacharya, California Institute of Technology,Pasadena, CA, United States

11-7 SYMPOSIUM ON PLASTICITY,DAMAGE, AND FRACTURE11-7-1 From Single-Crystal to PolycrystallineBehavior: Experiments and ModelingConvention Center, 251C 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: H. Eliot Fang, Sandia NationalLaboratories, Albuquerque, NM, United States

10:45am – Change of the Effective Strength of GrainBoundaries in Alloy 617 Under Creep-Fatigue Loadings at800°CTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11210Wataru Suzuki, Kenta Ishihara, Ryo Kikuchi, Ken Suzuki,Hideo Miura, Tohoku University, Sendai, Miyagi, Japan

11:06am – Grain Boundary Cracking of Nickel-Based Alloy625 Under Creep Loadings at Elevated TemperaturesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11186Yan Liang, Yifan Luo, Ken Suzuki, Hideo Miura, TohokuUniversity, Sendai, Miyagi, Japan

11:27am – Improved Structural Performance Models forAdditive Manufacturing Part QualificationTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13771Kyle Johnson, Sandia National Laboratories, Starkville, MS,United States, John Emery, Sandia National Laboratories,Albuquerque, NM, United States, Mircea Grigoriu, CornellUniversity, Ithaca, NY, United States, Jay Carroll, JosephBishop, Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM,United States

11:48am – A General Approach to Modeling PolycrystalLocal Fields Based on New Single Crystal ModelTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12777Nitin Chandola, Oana Cazacu, Benoit Revil-Baudard,University of Florida, Shalimar, FL, United States

12:09pm – Investigating Mesh Sensitivity andPolycrystalline RVEs in Crystal Plasticity Finite ElementSimulationsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10269Hojun Lim, Corbett Battaile, Joseph Bishop, Sandia NationalLaboratories, Albuquerque, NM, United States, James Foulk,Sandia California, Livermore, CA, United States

11-8 SYMPOSIUM ON PERSPECTIVE ONFRACTURE AND FAILURE MECHANICS11-8-1 Perspective on Fracture and FailureMechanics IConvention Center, 255E 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Ashfaq Adnan, University of TexasArlington, Arlington, TX, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Ankit Srivastava, Texas A&MUniversity, College Station, TX, United States

10:45am – Key-Note Part 1: Fracture Mechanics ofHeterogeneous MaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12691Guruswami Ravichandran, Caltech, Pasadena, CA, UnitedStates

11:06am – Key-Note Part 2: Fracture Mechanics ofHeterogeneous MaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12938Guruswami Ravichandran, Caltech, Pasadena, CA, UnitedStates

11:27am – The Interplay Between Porosity and Inertia onthe Dynamic Fragmentation of Ductile MetalsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12857Jose A. Rodríguez-Martínez, University Carlos III of Madrid,Leganés, Madrid, Spain

11:48am – Utilizing Thermography to Shed Light on DuctileFractureTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13381Justin Wilkerson, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX,United States, Zachary Huber, Pacific Northwest NationalLaboratory, Richland, WA, United States

12:09pm – Experimental Measurements of Overload andUnderloads on Fatigue Crack Growth Using Digital ImageCorrelationTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10337Hugh Bruck, Paul Lara, University of Maryland, College Park,MD, United States

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11-10 DYNAMIC FAILURE OF MATERIALS &STRUCTURES11-10-1 Dynamic Failure of Materials and Structures – 1Convention Center, 251B 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Jun Xu, Beihang University, Beijing,Beijing, China

Session Co-Organizer: Roy Xu, University of New Mexico,Albuquerque, NM, United States

10:45am – Crack Branching in Soda-Lime Glass: A Comparative Study Using Photoelasticity, DIC, andDigital Gradient Sensing Methods – Part ITechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11664Hareesh Tippur, Sivareddy Dondeti, Auburn University,Auburn University, AL, United States

11:06am – Crack Branching in Soda-Lime Glass: A Comparative Study Using Photoelasticity, DIC, andDigital Gradient Sensing Methods – Part IITechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11676Hareesh Tippur, Sivareddy Dondeti, Auburn University,Auburn University, AL, United States

11:27am – Novel Propagation Behavior of Impact StressWave in One-Dimensional Hollow Spherical StructureTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12321Sha Yin, Diaohao Chen, Jianxing Hu, Jun Xu, BeihangUniversity, Beijing, China

11:48am – Quasi-Static and Dynamic Crushing of Thin-Walled Tubes Filled With Liquid NanofoamTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12729Mingzhe Li, Junfeng Li, Michigan State University, EastLansing, MI, United States, Saeed Barbat, Ford MotorCompany, Dearborn, MI, United States, Mohamed RidhaBaccouche, Ford, Ann Arbor, MI, United States, Weiyi Lu,Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI, United States

12:09pm – Mixed-Mode Dynamic Fracture of Carbon FiberEpoxy Under the Effect of Moisture in Woven andUnidirectional LaminatesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12249Rodrigo Chavez, Veronica Eliasson, University of California,San Diego, La Jolla, CA, United States

11-11 MULTISCALE MECHANICS OFDUCTILE FAILURE11-11-1 Multiscale Mechanics of Ductile FailureConvention Center, 251A 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Ankit Srivastava, Texas A&M University,College Station, TX, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Shailendra Joshi, University ofHouston, Houston, TX, United States

10:45am – Role of Slip Versus Twinning Versus PhaseTransformations on Void Nucleation and Growth Mechanics in BCC Materials at Atomic ScalesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13946Avinash Dongare, University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT,United States

11:06am – Asymptotic Approaches to Complete ContactProblemsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12783Daniel J. Riddoch, David A. Hills, University of Oxford,Oxford, Oxfordshire, United Kingdom

11:27am – Effect of Inclusions on the Bendability of Dual-Phase SteelsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13792Yu Liu, Ankit Srivastava, Texas A&M University, CollegeStation, TX, United States

11:48am – Void Growth and Coalescence in Porous PlasticSolids With Sigmoidal HardeningTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12565Shailendra Joshi, University of Houston, Houston, TX, UnitedStates

12:09pm – Grain Boundary Ductile Failure in PlasticallyHeterogeneous MaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13879Edwin Chiu, Ankit Srivastava, Texas A&M University, CollegeStation, TX, United States

11-17 MECHANICS OF ADHESION ANDFRICTION11-17-1 Mechanics of Adhesion and Friction – IConvention Center, 255D 10:45AM–12:30PM

10:45am – Rate and Mode-Mix Dependent TractionSeparations for a Silicon/Epoxy InterfaceTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13134Tianhao Yang, Rui Huang, Kenneth Liechti, University ofTexas, Austin, TX, United States

11:06am – Self-healing Investigation of Dynamic CovalentThermoset Polyimine and Its NanocompositesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12817Chuanqian Shi, Jianliang Xiao, Zhanan Zou, University ofColorado Boulder, Boulder, CO, United States

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11:27am – Using Finite Element Analyses to Assess theEffect of a Thickness Gradient on the Stress Profile at theEpoxy/Silicone Interface of Thin Coatings Subjected toPull-Off LoadingTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13029Melissa Gibbons, James Kohl, University of San Diego, La Jolla, CA, United States

11:48am – Modeling Adhesive Contacts Under Mixed-ModeLoadingTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13064Lucia Nicola, Mohsen Salehani, Nilgoon Irani, DelftUniversity of Technology, Delft, Netherlands, Francisco PerezRafols, University of Padua, Padova, Italy

12:09pm – Effect of Interfacial Contact Forces in Real-TimeInteractive Assembly Simulation of Cable HarnessTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10004Gnanavel B K, Rajarajeswari Nachiaapan, SaveethaEngineering College, Chennai, Tamilnadu, India, Boopathy S,Saveetha University, Chennai, Tamilnadu, India, Kamesh K,Murugappa Polytechnic, Chennai, Tamilnadu, India, VijayAmirtha Rayan J, Saveetha Engineering College, Chennai,Tamilnadu, India

11-18 IN-SITU AND QUANTITATIVEVISUALIZATION TECHNIQUES FORFRACTURE AND FAILURE11-18-1 In-Situ and Quantitative VisualizationTechniques: Bio-Materials and Optical TechniquesConvention Center, 251E 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Ryan Berke, Utah State University, Logan,UT, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Natasha Vermaak, Lehigh University,Bethlehem, PA, United States, Owen Kingstedt, University ofUtah, Salt Lake City, UT, United States, Scott Mao, Universityof Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, United States

10:45am – Refined Methods of Image Processing forLacunae Quantification in Diabetic Cortical BoneTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12873Yoshihiro Obata, University of Utah, Newport, NC, UnitedStates, Claire Acevedo, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT,United States

11:06am – Fracture Behavior of Bovine Cortical BoneEmbrittled by Ribosylation to Mimic Diabetes SkeletalFragilityTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13442Tanner Snow, William Woolley, James Rosenberg, ClaireAcevedo, Owen Kingstedt, University of Utah, Salt Lake City,UT, United States

11:27am – An SEM-Based Full-Field MeasurementTechnique Using the Grid-MethodTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12906Hadi Mirmohammad, Owen Kingstedt, University of Utah,Salt Lake CIty, UT, United States

11:48am – Digital Image Correlation Using SuperResolution Imaging TechniquesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12912Robert S. Hansen, Daniel Waldram, Ryan Berke, Utah StateUniversity, Logan, UT, United States

12:09pm – DIC at Long Working Distances: The Effect ofApertureTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13785Katharine Burn, Cynthia Rigby, Ryan Berke, EthanNickerson, Utah State University, Logan, UT, United States

11-28 RECENT ADVANCES ANDAPPLICATIONS IN MESHFREE ANDPARTICLE METHODS11-28-1 Recent Advances and Applications inMeshfree and Particle MethodsConvention Center, 259 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Sheng-Wei Chi, University of Illinois atChicago, Chicago, IL, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Mike Hillman, Pennsylvania StateUniversity, University Park, PA, United States

10:45am – Modeling Flow Drill Screw Driving ProcessUssing a Momentum-consistent Smoothed Particle Galerkin (MC-SPG) methodTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12293C.T. Wu, Xiaofei Pan, Wei Hu, Livermore Software TechnologyCorporation, Livermore, CA, United States

11:20am – An Immersed Volumetric Nitsche’s Approach forComposites With Application to Direct NumericalSimulation of Micro-CT ImagesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12540Mike Hillman, Jiarui Wang, Pennsylvania State University,University Park, PA, United States, Guohua Zhou, OptimalInc., Plymouth, MI, United States, Anna Madra, PennsylvaniaState University, University Park, PA, United States

11:40am – The Conforming Reproducing Kernel Method:Recent Developments and ApplicationsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13703Jacob Koester, Michael R. Tupek, Sandia NationalLaboratories, Albuquerque, NM, United States, Jiun-ShyanChen, University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA, UnitedStates

12:00pm – An RKPM-Based Shock Algorithm for ModelingImmersed Fluid-Structure Interactions in Blast EventsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12651Tsung-Hui Huang, Haoyan Wei, Jiun-Shyan Chen, Universityof California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA, United States


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12:20pm – A Semi-Lagrangian Reproducing KernelApproach for Simulation of Penetration Into GeomaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12501Sheng-Wei Chi, Mohammed Mujtaba Atif, University ofIllinois at Chicago, Chicago, IL, United States, AshkanMahdavi, IQA Solutions Inc., Long Beach, CA, United States,Craig Foster, University of Illinois at Chicago, Chicago, IL,United States

11-39 SYMPOSIUM ON MULTIPHYICSSIMULATIONS AND EXPERIMENTS FORSOLIDS11-39-1 Multiphysics Simulations and Experimentsfor Solids IConvention Center, 255A 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Huijuan Zhao, Clemson University,Clemson, SC, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Shabnam Konica, MichiganTechnological University, Houghton, MI, United States

10:45am – Thermal and Mechanical Behavior of GrapheneUnder Heat Flux (Part I)Technical Presentation. IMECE2019-13614Huijuan Zhao, Clemson University, Clemson, SC, UnitedStates

11:06am – Thermal and Mechanical Behavior of GrapheneUnder Heat Flux (Part II)Technical Presentation. IMECE2019-13617Huijuan Zhao, Clemson University, Clemson, SC, UnitedStates

11:27am – On the Modelling of Multi-Chain Reaction-Diffusion Coupling in High-Temperature Oxidation ofPolymersTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13215Shabnam Konica, Trisha Sain, Michigan TechnologicalUniversity, Houghton, MI, United States

11:48am – Coupled Mechanical and Thermal TransportBehavior of Semiconductor MultiplayersTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13612Yang Li, Weixuan Li, Youping Chen, University of Florida,Gainesville, FL, United States

12:09pm – Integration of Phase-Field Model and CrystalPlasticity for the Prediction of Process-Structure-PropertyRelation of Additively Manufactured Metallic MaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13026Lei Chen, Mississippi State University, Mississippi State, MS,United States, Zhuo Wang, Mississippi State University,Starkville, MS, United States, Ricardo A. Lebensohn, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM, UnitedStates, Yucheng Liu, Mark Horstemeyer, Mississippi StateUniversity, Starkville, MS, United States

11-42 NONLINEAR DYNAMICS, CONTROL,AND STOCHASTIC MECHANICS11-42-1 Nonlinear Dynamics, Control. andStochastic Mechanics IVConvention Center, 251D 10:45AM–12:30PM


Session Co-Organizer: Marco Amabili, McGill University,Montreal, QC, Canada

10:45am – Nonlinear Damping in Large-AmplitudeVibrations of Viscoelastic PlatesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10339Marco Amabili, Prabakaran Balasubramanian, GiovanniFerrari, McGill University, Montreal, QC, Canada

11:06am – Noncoaxial Vibration of ElectrostaticallyActuated DWCNT: Frequency Response of Primary ResonanceTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11187Dumitru Caruntu, Ezequiel Juarez, University of Texas RioGrande Valley, Edinburg, TX, United States

11:27am – Investigation of the Airflow in a Deflector WheelClassifierTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12782Martin Weers, Annett Wollmann, Technical University ofClausthal, Clausthal-Zellerfeld, Lower Saxony, Germany, Bernd Benker, CUTEC Research Center, Clausthal-Zellerfeld,Lower Saxony, Germany, Alfred P. Weber, Technical Universityof Clausthal, Lower Saxony, Lower Saxony, Germany

11:48am – Life Time Analysis of Piezoelectric VibrationEnergy Harvesters for Powering PacemakersTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13721Nikta Amiri, M. Amin Karami, University at Buffalo, Buffalo,NY, United States

11-46 YOUNGMEDALIST SYMPOSIUM11-46-1 Young Medalist Symposium IConvention Center, 250C 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Matt Pharr, Texas A&M University, CollegeStation, TX, United States

10:45am – 3D MEMS Through Mechanically-GuidedAssemblyTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13050Yihui Zhang, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China

11:06am – Thermal Fluid Flows on Moving Domains WithApplications to Metallic Additive ManufacturingTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12606Jinhui Yan, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,Champaign, IL, United States


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11:27am – Magnetic Symmetry-Breaking Actuation forShape Morphing and Soft RoboticsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12498Ruike Zhao, Shuai Wu, Rundong Zhang, Ohio StateUniversity, Columbus, OH, United States

11:48am – Strength of Additively Manufactured BrittleFoamsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13253Sirui Bi, Enze Chen, Stavros Gaitanaros, Johns HopkinsUniversity, Baltimore, MD, United States

12:09pm – Imperfection-Sensitivity of Ultra-Thin CFRPCylindrical Shells at Low TemperaturesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12779Xin Ning, Penn State University, State College, PA, UnitedStates

11-7 SYMPOSIUM ON PLASTICITY,DAMAGE, AND FRACTURE11-7-2 Plastic Anisotropy (I)Convention Center, 251C 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: William Scherzinger, Sandia NationalLaboratories, Albuquerque, NM, United States

2:00pm – Failure of Advanced High Strength Steel SheetsInvited Presentation. IMECE2019-10275Frederic Barlat, Vivek K. Barnwal, POSTECH, Pohang, Korea(Republic)

2:42pm – Hill’s Mathematical Theory of Plastic Anisotropy:70 Years OnTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12592Wei Tong, J. Sheng, Mohammed Alharbi, Southern MethodistUniversity, Dallas, TX, United States

3:03pm – Micromorphic Theory of Plasticity and Its FiniteElement AnalysisTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12950James Lee, George Washington University, Washington, DC,United States, Jiaoyan Li, Idaho National Laboratory, IdahoFalls, ID, United States, Kerlin Robert, George WashingtonUniversity, Washington, DC, United States

3:24pm – Mechanical Properties of Steel Printed onCeramicsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10392Seyed Allameh, Northern Kentucky University, Newport, KY,United States, Miguel Ortiz Rejón, Northern KentuckyUniversity, Highland Height, KY, United States

3:45pm – Mechanical Characterization of ValveCompression Packing at High TemperatureTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10103Xavier Legault, Abdel-Hakim Bouzid, Ali Salah OmarAweimer, École de Technologie Supérieure, Montreal, QC,Canada

11-8 SYMPOSIUM ON PERSPECTIVE ONFRACTURE AND FAILURE MECHANICS11-8-2 Perspective on Fracture and FailureMechanics IIConvention Center, 255E 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Ankit Srivastava, Texas A&M University,College Station, TX, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Ashfaq Adnan, University of Texas atArlington, Arlington, TX, United States

2:00pm – Harnessing the Interface Mechanics of HardFilms and Soft Substrates for 3D Assembly by ControlledBuckling – Part ITechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12905Yihui Zhang, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China, YonggangHuang, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, United States

2:21pm – Harnessing the Interface Mechanics of HardFilms and Soft Substrates for 3D Assembly by ControlledBuckling – Part IITechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12936Yihui Zhang, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China, YonggangHuang, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, United States

2:42pm – “Sideways” and Stable Crack Propagation in aSilicone ElastomerTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13254Matt Pharr, Seunghyun Lee, Texas A&M University, CollegeStation, TX, United States

3:03pm – Extracting Quantitative Information From FractureSurfaces of Al Alloys and MMCTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13674Yali Barak, Dror Freedman, Shmuel Osovski, Technion –Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa, Israel

3:24pm – Observing Fracture Process at Atomic Scale WithExperimental Molecular DynamicsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13491Scott Mao, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, UnitedStates


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11-10 DYNAMIC FAILURE OF MATERIALS &STRUCTURES11-10-2 Dynamic Failure of Materials and Structures – 2Convention Center, 251B 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Roy Xu, University of New Mexico,Albuquerque, NM, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Jun Xu, Beihang University, Beijing,Beijing, China

2:00pm – Keynote Presentation Part I: RKPM ShockModeling of Fragment-Impact Processes in StructuresUnder Air BlastTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11726Jiun-Shyan Chen, Tsung-Hui Huang, Haoyan Wei, Universityof California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA, United States

2:21pm – Keynote Presentation Part II: RKPM ShockModeling of Fragment-Impact Processes in StructuresUnder Air BlastTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11733Jiun-Shyan Chen, Tsung-Hui Huang, Haoyan Wei, Universityof California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA, United States

2:42pm – Dynamic Mechanical Behavior of Lithium-IonPouch Cells Subjected to High-Velocity ImpactTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10444Yanyu Chen, University of Louisville, Louisville, KY, UnitedStates

3:03pm – Impact Analysis of Honeycomb Core SandwichPanelsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11740Shah Alam, Damodar Khanal, Texas A&M University-Kingsville, Kingsville, TX, United States

11-18 IN-SITU AND QUANTITATIVEVISUALIZATION TECHNIQUES FORFRACTURE AND FAILURE11-18-2 In-Situ and Quantitative VisualizationTechniques: Microscopy in Experimental MechanicsConvention Center, 251E 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Owen Kingstedt, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, United States

Session Co-Organizers: Natasha Vermaak, Lehigh University,Bethlehem, PA, United States, Ryan Berke, Utah StateUniversity, Logan, UT, United States, Scott Mao, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, United States

2:00pm – Heavy Ion Irradiation Effects on GaN/AlGaN HighElectron Mobility Transistor Failure at Off-StateTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11378Zahabul Islam, Md Haque, Pennsylvania State University,University Park, PA, United States

2:21pm – Three-Dimensional Analysis of FractureMechanism in Rocks Under Microwave Treatments by X-Ray CT-ScanTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12000Khashayar Teimoori, Ferri Hassani, Agus P. Sasmito, McGill University, Montreal, QC, Canada

2:42pm – Effects of Grain Orientation on the DynamicCompressive Response of Highly Oriented Ti3SiC2Technical Presentation. IMECE2019-13622Xingyuan Zhao, Colorado School of Mines, Golden, CO,United States, Leslie Lamberson, Michel Barsoum, Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA, United States

3:03pm – Demystifying Orowan Alternating Slip: RevealingCollaborative Ductile Rupture Mechanisms in High-PurityCopper With In Situ X-Ray Computed TomographyTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13673Brendan Croom, Air Force Research Laboratory, Dayton, OH,United States, Helena (Huiqing) Jin, Sandia NationalLaboratories, Livermore, CA, United States, Philip Noell, Brad Boyce, Sandia National Labs, Albuquerque, NM, United States, Xiaodong Li, University of Virginia,Charlottesville, VA, United States

3:24pm – Tensile Response of a Copper/NanoporousCopper Laminate StructureTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13322Timothy Ibru, Georgia Institute of Technology, Decatur, GA,United States, Antonia Antoniou, Georgia Institute ofTechnology, Atlanta, GA, United States

11-39 SYMPOSIUM ON MULTIPHYICSSIMULATIONS AND EXPERIMENTS FORSOLIDS11-39-2 Multiphysics Simulations and Experimentsfor Solids IIConvention Center, 255A 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Mohammed Zikry, North Carolina StateUniversity, Raleigh, NC, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Ying Li, University of Connecticut,Storrs, CT, United States

2:00pm – Unveiling Mechanics of Anomalous High Strengthand Low Stiffness in Polymer Nanocomposites ThroughMolecular Dynamics SimulationsInvited Presentation. IMECE2019-13255Ying Li, Seok-Woo Lee, University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT,United States

2:42pm – Modeling the Behavior of HeterogeneousSystems Subjected to the Coupled Effects ofElectromagnetic and Mechanical FieldsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13021Mohamed Elbadry, Michael Steer, Mohammed Zikry,North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC, United States


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3:03pm – Chemomechanics of Transfer Printing of ThinFilms in a Liquid EnvironmentTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12868Yue Zhang, Baoxing Xu, University of Virginia, Charlottesville,VA, United States

3:24pm – Unveiling Mechanics of Anomalous High Strengthand Low Stiffness in Polymer Nanocomposites ThroughMolecular Dynamics Simulations: Part IITechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13352Ying Li, Seok-Woo Lee, University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT,United States

11-42 NONLINEAR DYNAMICS, CONTROL,AND STOCHASTIC MECHANICS11-42-2 Nonlinear Dynamics, Control, andStochastic Mechanics VConvention Center, 255D 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Marco Amabili, McGill University,Montreal, QC, Canada

Session Co-Organizers: Dumitru Caruntu, University of TexasRio Grande Valley, Edinburg, TX, United States, Yuris Dzenis,University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE, United States

2:00pm – Focusing Mechanism of Non-Spherical Particlesin MicrochannelsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13851Marzieh Chaharlang, Katrina Rose Cernucan, University ofUtah, Salt Lake, UT, United States

2:21pm – Bio-Inspired Flapping Flier: Theory andApplicationTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13915Amirsaman Rezaei, Fernando Quevedo, Dipan Deb,Haitham Taha, University of California, Irvine, Irvine, CA,United States

2:42pm – Acoustic Emission Evaluation of Mode Mixity ofFracture: A Precursor for Mechanics-Based Predictive NDEof Composites and StructuresTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13917Yuris Dzenis, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE, UnitedStates

11-43 FLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTION11-43-1 Fluid-Structure InteractionConvention Center, 257 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Kostas Karazis, Framatome Inc.,Lychburg, VA, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Brian Painter, Framatome Inc.,Lynchburg, VA, United States

2:00pm – Estimated Fluid Force and DampingCharacteristics of a Thin Film Damper ComparisonBetween Closed-Form Solutions and Numerical AnalysisTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10171Jason Cook, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN,United States

2:21pm – A Level Set Based Geometry Handling ApproachUsed in the Immersed Boundary Methods for Fluid-Structure InteractionTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10237Guangfa Yao, Numersolution, LLC, Mason, OH, United States

2:42pm – Experiments on Vortex Shedding FromReconfigured Flexible Filaments Vibrating in FlowTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10393Jorge F. Silva-Leon, Escuela Superior Politecnica del Litoral,Guayaquil, Ecuador, Andrea Cioncolini, University ofManchester, Manchester, United Kingdom

3:03pm – Effect of Grid-Generated Turbulence on theDynamics of a Flexible Filament Hanging in Cross-FlowTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10404Jorge F. Silva-Leon, Escuela Superior Politecnica del Litoral,Guayaquil, Ecuador, Andrea Cioncolini, University ofManchester, Manchester, United Kingdom

3:24pm – Performance Analysis of the Impeller of aCentrifugal Air CompressorTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11123T.R. Jebieshia, FMTRC, Daejoo Machinery, Daegu, Korea(Republic), S.K. Raman, H.D. Kim, Andong National University,Gyeong-Sangbuk-do, Korea (Republic)

11-44 LECTURES ONCOMPUTATIONALMECHANICS11-44-1 Lectures on Computational Mechanics – 1Convention Center, 251D 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Dong Qian, University of Texas at Dallas,Richardson, TX, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Ashfaq Adnan, University of TexasArlington, Arlington, TX, United States

2:00pm – Multi-Scale Modeling With Machine Learning andUncertainty Quantification for Predicting Fatigue CrackEvolutionTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12554Somnath Ghosh, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD,United States

2:21pm – Multi-Scale Modeling With Machine Learning andUncertainty Quantification for Predicting Fatigue CrackEvolution: Part IITechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12555Somnath Ghosh, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD,United States

2:42pm – Multiscale Analysis and Design of HeterogeneousMaterials: Sensitivity Analysis and Reduced-Order Modeling: Part 1Technical Presentation. IMECE2019-12559Philippe Geubelle, David Brandyberry, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, United States, MaryamShakiba, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA, United States, XiangZhang, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL,United States


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3:03pm – Multiscale Analysis and Design of HeterogeneousMaterials: Sensitivity Analysis and Reduced-Order Modeling: Part 2Technical Presentation. IMECE2019-12560Philippe Geubelle, David Brandyberry, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, United States, MaryamShakiba, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA, United States, XiangZhang, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL,United States

11-7 SYMPOSIUM ON PLASTICITY,DAMAGE, AND FRACTURE11-7-3 Glass and Ceramic MaterialsConvention Center, 251C 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Jake Ostien, Sandia NationalLaboratories, Livermore, CA, United States

4:00pm – Constitutive Modeling of Glass-Ceramic MaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12770Brian Lester, Kevin Long, Sandia National Laboratories,Albuquerque, NM, United States

4:21pm – Effect of Ion-Exchange Chemistry on the Fractureof Chemically Strengthened Sodium Aluminosilicate GlassTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11700Benedict Egboiyi, Trisha Sain, Michigan TechnologicalUniversity, Houghton, MI, United States

4:42pm – Modeling of Fracture of Functionally GradedThermal Barrier Coatings Under High Heat FluxesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12275Vera Petrova, Siegfried Schmauder, University of Stuttgart,Stuttgart, Germany

5:03pm – Structural and Mechanical Analysis of SilaneCompounds Coatings on AISI 304Technical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10721Akinsanya Damilare Baruwa, Esther Akinlabi, University ofJohannesburg, Johannesburg, South Africa, O.P. Oladijo,Botswana International University of Science & Technology,Palapye, Palapye, Botswana, F.M. Mwema, University ofJohannesburg, Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa

5:24pm – On the Interfacial Shear Strength of CNT Sheet-Wrapped Carbon Fiber Epoxy CompositesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12544Xuemin Wang, Georgia Southern University, Statesboro, GA,United States, Sadeq Malakooti, Tingge Xu, Ihika Rampalli,Dongyang Cao, Monica Jung de Andrade, Ray Baughman,University of Texas at Dallas, Richardson, TX, United States,Samit Roy, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL, UnitedStates, Hongbing Lu, University of Texas at Dallas, Plano, TX,United States

11-8 SYMPOSIUM ON PERSPECTIVE ONFRACTURE AND FAILURE MECHANICS11-8-3 Perspective on Fracture and FailureMechanics IIIConvention Center, 255E 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Ashfaq Adnan, University of Texas atArlington, Arlington, TX, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Ankit Srivastava, Texas A&MUniversity, College Station, TX, United States

4:00pm – Multiscale Modeling of Fracture in Metal MatrixCompositesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12658Yan Li, Leon Phung, California State University, Long Beach,Long Beach, CA, United States, Cyril Williams, Army ResearchLaboratory, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD, United States

4:21pm – Fracture Behavior of Energy Storage MaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13805Siva Nadimpali, New Jersey Institute of Technology, Newark,NJ, United States

4:42pm – On Migrating Twins and Growing Voids inCrystalline PlasticityTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12566Shailendra Joshi, University of Houston, Houston, TX, UnitedStates

5:03pm – Fracture, Fatigue and Adhesion of Soft Materials ITechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12824Xuanhe Zhao, Massachusetts Institute of Technology,Cambridge, MA, United States

5:24pm – Fracture, Fatigue and Adhesion of Soft Materials IITechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12825Xuanhe Zhao, Massachusetts Institute of Technology,Cambridge, MA, United States

11-10 DYNAMIC FAILURE OF MATERIALS &STRUCTURES11-10-3 Dynamic Failure of Materials and Structures – 3Convention Center, 251B 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Yucheng Liu, Mississippi State University,Mississippi State University, MS, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Hamid Nayeb Hashemi, NortheasternUniversity, Boston, MA, United States

4:00pm – Thermoelastic Response of Functionally Graded Fiber-Reinforced Rotating Disk With Non-UniformThickness Profile Under Variable Angular VelocityTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10213Hamid Nayeb Hashemi, Yue Zheng, Ashkan Vaziri,Northeastern University, Boston, MA, United States, MasoudOlia, Wentworth Institute of Technology, Boston, MA, UnitedStates


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4:21pm – Investigation of Mechanical Behavior of ChoppedCarbon Fiber Reinforced Sheet Molding Compound (SMC)CompositesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10698Xuze Sun, Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics,Nanjing, Jiangsu, China, Carlos Engler-Pinto, Ford MotorCompany, Dearborn, MI, United States, Li Huang, ShiyaoHuang, Ford Motor Research and Engineering (Nanjing) Co.,Ltd., Nanjing, China, Haibin Tang, Haitao Cui, NanjingUniversity of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Nanjing, Jiangsu,China, Xuming Su, Ford Motor Company, Dearborn, MI, UnitedStates

4:42pm – Monotonic and Fatigue Testing of Polymer andComposite Materials Used in Heavy Duty TrucksTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11680Kevan Gahan, Oregon State University, Wilsonville, OR, UnitedStates, John Parmigiani, Oregon State University, Corvallis,OR, United States

5:03pm – Numerical Modelling of Impact Behavior ofComposite Sandwich Panel With Honeycomb CoreTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11721Shah Alam, Aakash Bungatavula, Texas A&M University-Kingsville, Kingsville, TX, United States

5:24pm – Effects of Crystal Orientation, Size Scale, andStrain Rate on Penetration Mechanisms of Single CrystalCopper Subjected To Impact From a Single Crystal NickelTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12161Yucheng Liu, Mississippi State University, Mississippi StateUniversity, MS, United States

11-18 IN-SITU AND QUANTITATIVEVISUALIZATION TECHNIQUES FORFRACTURE AND FAILURE11-18-3 In-Situ and Quantitative VisualizationTechniques: Macro-Scale PhenomenaConvention Center, 251E 4:00PM–5:45PM


Session Co-Organizers: Ryan Berke, Utah State University,Logan, UT, United States, Owen Kingstedt, University of Utah,Salt Lake City, UT, United States, Scott Mao, University ofPittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, United States

4:00pm – Parametric Analysis of Specimen Geometry forVibration-Based Fatigue TestingTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13169Brandon Furman, Emma German, Benjamin Hill, MatthewCalvin, Ryan Berke, Utah State University, Logan, UT, UnitedStates

4:21pm – A Multi-Insert Assembly for High-ThroughputFatigue CharacterizationTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13477Emma E. German, Samantha D. Burton, Brandon Furman,Utah State University, Logan, UT, United States, Dino A. Celli,Casey M. Holycross, Onome Scott-Emuakpor, Air ForceResearch Laboratory, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH, UnitedStates, Ryan Berke, Utah State University, Logan, UT, UnitedStates

4:42pm – Dynamic Interlaminar Crack Propagation in 3D-Printed ABS PlasticTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13328Weston Craig, Utah State University, Idaho Falls, ID, UnitedStates, Robert J Rowley, Christopher Stolinski, Ryan Berke,Utah State University, Logan, UT, United States, OwenKingstedt, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, United States

5:03pm – Computer Vision-Based Quantitative Evaluationof Fracture Type in MetalsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13283Dayakar Naik Lavadiya, Ravi Kiran Yellavajjala, NorthDakota State University, Fargo, ND, United States

5:24pm – A Study of Hybrid Composite Sandwich BeamTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11845Shah Alam, Texas A&M University-Kingsville, Kingsville, TX,United States, Guoqiang Li, Louisiana State University, BatonRouge, LA, United States

11-22 COMPUTATIONALMODELING OFEXTREME EVENTS11-22-1 Computational Modeling of Extreme Events – 1Convention Center, 257 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Jiun-Shyan Chen, University of California,San Diego, La Jolla, CA, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Kent Danielson, U.S. Army ERDC,Vicksburg, MS, United States

4:00pm – Framework for Shock Compression of GlassBased on Thermodynamics: A Multi-Scale “Continuum-to-MD” ApproachTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13070Roshdy Barsoum, Office of Naval Research, Arlington, VA,United States

4:21pm – A Treatment for Multi-material Boundaries inStabilized Conforming Nodal Integration (SCNI) BasedRKPM MethodsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13075Dominic Wilmes, Jeffrey Limbacher, Joseph Magallanes,Karagozian & Case, Glendale, CA, United States

4:42pm – A Reproducing-Kernel Meshfree Method onNonconvex Domains Using Biharmonic Weight FunctionsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13058Joseph Bishop, Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquer ue,


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5:03pm – A Contact Model for Multi-Material EulerianHydrocodes: Extensions for Self-ContactTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13387David Littlefield, University of Alabama At Birmingham,Birmingham, AL, United States

5:24pm – Computational Prediction of the Damage to aMilitary Vehicle Composite Armor Due to Ballistic ImpactTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12960Jagadeep Thota, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, GreenBay, WI, United States, Mohamed Trabia, Brendan O’Toole,University of Nevada Las Vegas, Las Vegas, NV, United States

11-25 HIGH-PERFORMANCENANOSTRUCTURAL MATERIALS ANDNANOCOMPOSITES11-25-1 High-Performance Nanostructural Materialsand NanocompositesConvention Center, 255D 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Davood Askari, Wichita State University,Wichita, KS, United States

Session Co-Organizers: Dimitry Papkov, University ofNebraska–Lincoln, Lincoln, NE, United States, Mehran Tehrani,University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM, United States

4:00pm – Study of the Effect of Carbon Nano-TubeWaviness and Volume Fraction on the Damping Property of a Polymer CompositeTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11843Shank S. Kulkarni, Alireza Tabarraei, Satyam Shukla,University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Charlotte, NC, UnitedStates

4:21pm – Adjustable Transparent Conductive Film Based onGraphene/AgNW/Graphene Sandwich StructureTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12536Yanxiao Li, Congjie Wei, Chenglin Wu, Missouri University ofScience and Technology, Rolla, MO, United States

4:42pm – Graphene Kirigami Heterostructure EnablesStrain-Controlled Thermal TransparencyTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12939Yuan Gao, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA, UnitedStates

5:03pm – Processing and Characterization of ElectrospunPoly(Methyl Methacrylate) Nanocomposite FibersReinforced With Graphene NanoflakesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13900Arab Hussein, Zhizhong Dong, Bernard Kear, Rutgers, TheState University of New Jersey, Piscataway, NJ, United States,Assimina Pelegri, Rutgers, The State University of NewJersey, East Brunswick, NJ, United States, Stephen Tse,Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, Piscataway, NJ,United States

5:24pm – Application of Nonconventional Materials, CNTs,in Road Maintenance: A ReviewTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13889Robabeh Jazaei, Robabeh Jazaei, University of Wisconsin-Platteville, Platteville, WI, United States, Samad Gharehdaghi,University of Wisconsin-Platteville, Pensacola, Florida, UnitedStates, Fatemeh Azari, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, LasVegas, NV, United States

11-39 SYMPOSIUM ON MULTIPHYICSSIMULATIONS AND EXPERIMENTS FORSOLIDS11-39-3 Multiphysics Simulations and Experimentsfor Solids IIIConvention Center, 255A 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Yingchao Yang, University of Maine,Orono, ME, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Dong Qian, University of Texas atDallas, Richardson, TX, United States

4:00pm – A Massively Parallel Concurrent AtomisticContinuum MethodTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13192Adrian Diaz, Boyang Gu, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL,United States, Steve Plimpton, Sandia National Laboratories,Albuquerque, NM, United States, Youping Chen, University ofFlorida, Gainesville, FL, United States, Dave McDowell,Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, United States

4:21pm – Directional Sensing Based on Flexible AlignedCarbon Nanotube Film NanocompositesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11573Yingchao Yang, University of Maine, Orono, ME, United States

4:42pm – Mechanics of Expansive Growth in Fungal Cells:A Statistical Model of the Cell WallTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13279Shankar Lalitha Sridhar, Revathi Priyanka Mohan,Guillaume Lostec, University of Colorado Boulder, Boulder,CO, United States, Joseph K.E. Ortega, University ofColorado Denver, Denver, CO, United States, Franck Vernerey,University of Colorado at Boulder, Boulder, CO, United States

5:03pm – Interfibrillar Mechanics of Collagen in BoneTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12007Yang Wang, Seyedreza Morsali, Majid Minary, Dong Qian,University of Texas at Dallas, Richardson, TX, United States

5:24pm – Interfacial Fatigue Crack Propagation Behavior ofMultiferroic Concentric Composite RingsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13742Ryan M. Stampfli, George Youssef, San Diego StateUniversity, San Diego, CA, United States


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11-44 KEYNOTE LECTURES ONCOMPUTATIONAL MECHANICS11-44-2 Keynote Lectures on ComputationalMechanics – 2Convention Center, 251D4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Ashfaq Adnan, University of Texas atArlington, Arlington, TX, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Dong Qian, University of Texas atDallas, Richardson, TX, United States

4:00pm – Part I: Isogeometric and Meshfree Methods forExpreme-Event SimulationTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13660Yuri Bazilevs, Brown University, Providence, RI, United States

4:21pm – Part II: Isogeometric and Meshfree Methods forExpreme-Event SimulationTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13662Yuri Bazilevs, Brown University, Providence, RI, United States

4:42pm – Microscale Phase-Field Approach to MartensiticPhase Transformations at Finite Strains Which SatisfiesLattice Instability ConditionsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12786Hamed Babaei, Iowa State University, Ames, IA, United States

5:03pm – Lectures on Computational MechanicsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13049Ashfaq Adnan, University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, TX,United States

11-46 YOUNGMEDALIST SYMPOSIUM11-46-2 Young Medalist Symposium IIConvention Center, 250C 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Xin Ning, Penn State University, StateCollege, PA, United States

4:00pm – An Adaptive Quasi-Continuum Approach forModeling Fracture and Adhesion in Networked Materials:Application to Polymeric MaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12647Ahmed Elbanna, Ahmed Ghareeb, University of Illinois atUrbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, United States

4:21pm – Scaling of Structural Strength in Soft Elastomersand the Relation to Fracture Energy and Process Zone SizeTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12810Kedar Kirane, Kevin Gonzalez, Jing Xue, Stony BrookUniversity, Stony Brook, NY, United States

4:42pm – Homogenization of Elastic Dielectric CompositesWith Rapidly Oscillating Passive and Active Source TermsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13174Victor Lefevre, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, UnitedStates

5:03pm – Chemo-Mechanical Degradation in V2O5 Thin FilmCathodes of Li-Ion BatteriesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13257Matt Pharr, Yuwei Zhang, Yuting Luo, Cole Fincher, SarbajitBanerjee, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX, UnitedStates

5:24pm – Phononic Materials as Ultrasonic Filters forNondestructive Evaluation MeasurementsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13726Kathryn Matlack, Elizabeth J. Smith, Ignacio Arretche,University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, UnitedStates


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11-49 PLENARY SESSIONS11-49-2 Plenary Session II355B 9:45AM–10:30AM

9:45am – Full-Field Methods for Characterizing the Non-Linear Anisotropic Response of the Anterior CruciateLigament of the KneePlenary Presentation. IMECE2019-14007Ellen Arruda, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, UnitedStates

11-1 MECHANICS OF SOFTMATERIALS11-1-1 Polymer Gel-1Convention Center, 255A 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Sung Hoon Kang, Johns HopkinsUniversity, Baltimore, MD, United States

10:45am – Experiments and Modeling the ViscoelasticBehavior of Polymeric GelsInvited Presentation. IMECE2019-13383Shawn Chester, New Jersey Institute of Technology, NorthCaldwell, NJ, United States, Nikola Bosnjak, Justin Newkirk,New Jersey Institute of Technology, Newark, NJ, United States

11:27am – A Linear Visco-Poroelastic Model for Swellingand Creep of Polymer GelsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13284Rui Huang, Si Chen, Chad Landis, Krishanswamy Ravi-Chandar, University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX, UnitedStates

11:48am – Chemomechanics of HydrogelsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12256Yuhang Hu, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA,United States, Mohammad Dehghanydahaj, Sharif Universityof Technology, Terhan, Islamic Republic of Iran, Haohui Zhang,Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, United States

12:09pm – Poroelastity of Gelatin-Based HydrogelsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13725Si Chen, Krishanswamy Ravi-Chandar, University of Texas atAustin, Austin, TX, United States

11-7 SYMPOSIUM ON PLASTICITY,DAMAGE, AND FRACTURE11-7-4 Plastic Anisotropy (II)Convention Center, 255E 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Benoit Revil-Baudard, University ofFlorida, Shalimar, FL, United States

10:45am – Implementation and Verification of ContinuumPlasticity Models for Modeling and Simulation: Part 1Technical Presentation. IMECE2019-12806William Scherzinger, Brian Lester, Sandia NationalLaboratories, Albuquerque, NM, United States, Jake Ostien,Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore, CA, United States

11:06am – Implementation and Verification of ContinuumPlasticity Models for Modeling and Simulation: Part 2Technical Presentation. IMECE2019-12808William Scherzinger, Brian Lester, Sandia NationalLaboratories, Albuquerque, NM, United States, Jake Ostien,Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore, CA, United States

11:27am – New Equivalent Expression of Karafillis andBoyce (1993) Orthotropic Yield Criterion and Implications inTerms of Parameters IdentificationTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12471Oana Cazacu, University of Florida, Shalimar, FL, UnitedStates, William Scherzinger, Sandia National Laboratories,Albuquerque, NM, United States

11:48am – On the Plastic Anisotropy of a HCP CylindricalBar Under Quasi-Static and Dynamic Uniaxial TensileLoadingTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12130J. Sheng, Colin Loeffler, Xu Nie, Wei Tong, SouthernMethodist University, Dallas, TX, United States, Brett Sanborn,Bo Song, Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM,United States

12:09pm – The Effect of Plastic Dissipation in theFormation of Dynamic Necking Instabilities inIncompressible Materials Displaying Tension-CompressionAsymmetryTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12858Jose A. Rodríguez-Martínez, Komi E. N’souglo, UniversityCarlos III of Madrid, Leganés, Madrid, Spain, Oana Cazacu,University of Florida, Shalimar, FL, United States

11-10 DYNAMIC FAILURE OF MATERIALS &STRUCTURES11-10-4 Dynamic Failure of Materials and Structures – 4Convention Center, 259 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Shah Alam, Texas A&M University-Kingsville, Kingsville, TX, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Jun Xu, Beihang University, Beijing,Beijing, China

10:45am – Impact Analysis of a Composite Armor SystemTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11748Shah Alam, Mohammad Saquib, Texas A&M University-Kingsville, Kingsville, TX, United States

11:06am – Experimental and Numerical Investigation ofDynamic Impact on Universal Breakaway Steel PostTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12209Javad Mehrmashhadi, University of Nebraska-Lincoln,Lincoln, NE, United States, Mojdeh Asadollahipajouh,University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Las Vegas, NV, United States,John Reid, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, NE, UnitedStates

TRACK 11 MECHANICS OF SOLIDS, STRUCTURES, AND FLUIDS – TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12

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11:27am – High-Strain-Rate Plastic Deformation andFailure Behavior of Ti-6Al-4V AlloyPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12264Chun Ran, Beijing Institute of Technology, Beijing, China

11:48am – Impact Mitigation of Recoverable DNA-InspiredDouble Helical MetamaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12322Jianxing Hu, Jun Xu, Sha Yin, Beihang University, Beijing,China

11-14 MECHANICS OF MATERIALS INEXTREME ENVIRONMENTS:EXPERIMENTS AND MODELING11-14-1 Mechanics of Materials in ExtremeEnvironments: Constitutive Modeling of PolymersConvention Center, 255D 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Tarek M. Hatem, British University inEgypt, Cairo Governorate, Egypt

10:45am – A Nonlinear Visco-Hyper Elastic ConstitutiveModel for Modeling Behavior of Polyurea at Large DeformationsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10071Shank S. Kulkarni, Alireza Tabarraei, University of NorthCarolina at Charlotte, Charlotte, NC, United States

11:06am – Constitutive Compressive Behavior of Polyureawith Exposure to Aggressive Marine EnvironmentsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11584Irine Neba Mforsoh, Arun Shukla, University of Rhode Island,Kingston, RI, United States

11:27am – Constitutive Behavior of Solid Propellant inLarge Deformations: A Physical-Based Modeling ApproachTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12516Chen Yang, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI,United States

11:48am – Mechanical Behavior of Thermosetting PolymersUndergoing High Strain-Rate ImpactTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10459Peter Sable, John Borg, Marquette University, Milwaukee, WI,United States

12:09pm – Effect of Bolted Joints on Shock PropagationAcross Structures Under Medium Impact LoadingPoster Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11799Pouya Shojaei, Mohamed Trabia, Brendan O’Toole,University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Las Vegas, NV, United States

11-22 COMPUTATIONALMODELING OFEXTREME EVENTS11-22-2 Computational Modeling of Extreme Events – 2Convention Center, 257 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Joseph Bishop, Sandia NationalLaboratories, Albuquerque, NM, United States

10:45am – Richtmyer-Meshkov Instabilities, Modeling, andStrength at Extreme RatesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12740Michael Prime, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos,NM, United States

11:06am – Quantifying Damage and Residual Capacity ofStructures Subjected to Impulsive LoadsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13797Lauren Stewart, Rebecca Nylen, Georgia Institute ofTechnology, Atlanta, GA, United States

11:27am – Calibration Strategies and Modeling Approachesfor Predicting Load-Displacement Behavior and Failure forMultiaxial Loadings in Threaded FastenersTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10521John Mersch, Jeffrey Smith, George Orient, Peter W.Grimmer, Jhana S. Gearhart, Sandia National Laboratories,Albuquerque, NM, United States

11:48am – Characteristics Study of Mild-Detonating Fuseand Flexible Linear Shaped Charge for Metal Plate CuttingTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11110Juho Lee, Joosik Lee, Heon Joo Lee, YounKil Kang, Agencyfor Defense Development, DaeJeon, Korea (Republic)

12:09pm – Finite Element Microstructural Analysis ofThermal Damage in High Volume Fraction RVE of Particle-Reinforced Refractory CompositesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12040Kamran Makarian, Villanova University, Ardmore, PA, UnitedStates, Sridhar Santhanam, Villanova University, Villanova, PA,United States

11-38 PERIDYNAMIC MODELING OFMATERIALS? BEHAVIOR11-38-1 Peridynamic Modeling of Materials’Behavior IConvention Center, 258 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Florin Bobaru, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, NE, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Erkan Oterkus, University ofStrathclyde, Glasgow, United Kingdom

10:45am – Overall Equilibrium in Coupled FEM-PD ModelsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13301Greta Ongaro, Ugo Galvanetto, Tao Ni, University of Padova,Padova, Italy, Pablo Seleson, Oak Ridge National Laboratory,Oak Ridge, TN, United States, Mirco Zaccariotto, Universityof Padova, Padova, Italy


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11:06am – A Peridynamic Correspondence Model UsingHigher-Order Deformation GradientTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12811WaiLam Chan, Hailong Chen, University of Kentucky,Lexington, KY, United States

11:27am – Concurrent Multiscale Coupling of PeridynamicWith Finite Element Method for Fracture SimulationsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12907Rui Zhang, Shogo Wada, Clint Nicely, Dong Qian, Universityof Texas at Dallas, Richardson, TX, United States

11:48am – Peridynamic Modelling of Damage and Fracturein Tempered GlassTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13934Ziguang Chen, Yunpeng Liu, Huazhong University of Scienceand Technology, Wuhan, China, Florin Bobaru, University ofNebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, NE, United States

12:09pm – Seamless Coupling of Peridynamics and FiniteElement Method in Commercial Software of Finite Elementto Solve Elasto-Dynamics ProblemsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10136Xiaonan Wang, Shank S. Kulkarni, Alireza Tabarraei,University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Charlotte, NC, UnitedStates

11-47 DRUCKERMEDAL SYMPOSIUM11-47-1 Drucker Medal Symposium – IConvention Center, 251E 10:45AM–12:30PM

10:45am – Macroscopic Response, Field Statistics, andMicrostructure Evolution in Viscoplastic PolycrystalsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12848Shuvrangsu Das, Pedro Ponte Castaneda, University ofPennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, United States

11:06am – Non-Associative Plastic Flow, Second-OrderWork, and Instabilities: Part I. Evidence From Experimentsand Microscale SimulationsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13523John L. Bassani, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA,United States

11:27am – Non-Associative Plastic Flow, Second-OrderWork, and Instabilities: Part II. Continuum Models andMacroscale SimulationsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13526John L. Bassani, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA,United States

11:48am – Necking and Failure in TantalumTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13741Krishanswamy Ravi-Chandar, University of Texas Austin,Austin, TX, United States

12:09pm – Understanding the Plastic Behavior of TungstenFrom First Principles to Crystal PlasticityTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13836David Cereceda, Villanova University, Villanova, PA, United States, Martin Diehl, Franz Roters, Dierk Raabe, Max-Planck-Institut für Eisenforschung, Dusseldorf, Germany, Jose Manuel Perlado, Universidad Politecnica de Madrid,Madrid, Spain, Jaime Marian, University of California, LosAngeles, Los Angeles, CA, United States

11-1 MECHANICS OF SOFT MATERIALS11-1-2 Polymer Gel-2Convention Center, 255A 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Yuhang Hu, Georgia Institute ofTechnology, Atlanta, GA, United States

2:00pm – Propagation of Pressure Diffusion Wave andShear Wave in Gels With Tunable Wave PropagationPropertiesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12235Bohan Wang, Yuhang Hu, Georgia Institute of Technology,Atlanta, GA, United States

2:21pm – Modelling Stress Softening and NeckingPhenomena in Double Network HydrogelsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12253Vahid Morovati, Mohammad Ali Saadat, RoozbehDargazany, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI,United States

2:42pm – Poroelastic Effects on Steady State Crack Growthin Polymer Gels Under Plane StressTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13278Yalin Yu, Chad Landis, Rui Huang, University of Texas atAustin, Austin, TX, United States

3:03pm – Modeling Light-Activated Polymeric GelsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13367Nikola Bosnjak, New Jersey Institute of Technology, Newark,NJ, United States, Shawn Chester, New Jersey Institute ofTechnology, North Caldwell, NJ, United States

3:24pm – Muscle-Like Hydrogels by Mechanical TrainingTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12268Shaoting Lin, Ji Liu, Massachusetts Institute of Technology,Cambridge, MA, United States


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11-7 SYMPOSIUM ON PLASTICITY,DAMAGE, AND FRACTURE11-7-5 Novel Experimental MethodsConvention Center, 255E 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Nitin Chandola, University of Florida,Shalimar, FL, United States

2:00pm – Analysis of Tube Expansion Using 3D DigitalImage Correlation and Numerical ModelingTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10035Fethi Abbassi, American University of the Middle East,Dasman, Kuwait, Furqan Ahmad, Dhofar University, Salalah,Dhofar, Oman, Ali Karrech, University of Western Australia,Perth, Australia, Md. Saiful Islam, Dhofar University, Salalah,Okinawa Japan

2:21pm – Characterizing Shear Plastic Deformation andFailure Using Solid Bar Torsion Experiment With DICTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12992Helena (Huiqing) Jin, Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore,CA, United States, Wei-yang Lu, Sandia National Laboratories,Pleasanton, CA, United States, James Foulk, Jake Ostien,Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore, CA, United States

2:42pm – Structural Size Effects in the TransverseCompressive Strength of Unidirectional Fiber CompositeLaminatesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12669Jing Xue, Kedar Kirane, Stony Brook University, Stony Brook,NY, United States

3:03pm – Testing Methodologies for AnisotropicCircumferential Properties of Nuclear Fuel CladdingTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13469Robert S. Hansen, Utah State University, Logan, UT, UnitedStates, David Kamerman, Idaho National Laboratory, IdahoFalls, ID, United States, Ryan Berke, Utah State University,Logan, UT, United States

3:24pm – Seismic Design of Buried Pipelines UsingFracture Mechanics: Past, Present, and FuturePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13925Mohammad (Sasan) Iranpour, Allnorth Consulting Engineers,Vancouver, BC, Canada

11-14 MECHANICS OF MATERIALS INEXTREME ENVIRONMENTS:EXPERIMENTS AND MODELING11-14-2 Mechanics of Materials in ExtremeEnvironments: Dynamic BehaviorConvention Center, 255D 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Owen Kingstedt, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, United States

2:00pm – Shock and High Pressure Response of BoronCarbide: Experiments and MD ModelingTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10212Ghatu Subhash, Amnaya Awasthi, Matthew Devries,University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, United States

2:21pm – Constitutive Modeling of Dynamic Strain Aging inHCP MetalsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12343Yooseob Song, George Voyiadjis, Louisiana State University,Baton Rouge, LA, United States

2:42pm – Comparative Study of the Dynamic Behavior ofAA2519 Aluminum Alloy in T6 and T8 Temper ConditionsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10978Adewale Olasumboye, Corning Incorporated, Corning, NY,United States, Gbadebo Owolabi, Howard University,Washington, DC, United States, Olufemi Koya, ObafemiAwolowo University, Ile Ife, Osun, Nigeria, Horace Whitworth,Nadir Yilmaz, Howard University, Washington, DC, UnitedStates

3:03pm – Modification to Peierl-Nabarro Dislocation Theoryfor Very High Strain Rate Deformation of PolycrystallineMetalsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10165Noushad Bin Jamal M, Lakshmana Rao Chebolu, IndianInstitute of Technology Madras, Madras, Chennai, Tamilnadu,India, Cemal Basaran, State University of New York, Buffalo,NY, United States

11-33 MULTISCALE METHODS FORSIMULATION AND DESIGN OF MATERIALSINCLUDINGMACHINE LEARNINGANDOTHER EMERGINGMETHODS11-33-1 Multiscale Methods for Simulation andDesign of Materials Including Machine Learning and Other Emerging Methods – IConvention Center, 257 2:00PM–3:45PM

2:00pm – Molecular Simulations You Can Trust andReproduce: The OpenKIM FrameworkTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12720Ryan S. Elliott, University of Minnesota, Saint Paul, MN,United States, Ellad B. Tadmor, University of Minnesota,Minneapolis, MN, United States


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2:21pm – Coupling CPFEM With Phase Field Modeling fromCrack Propagation in Polycrystalline MaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13952Somnath Ghosh, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD,United States

2:42pm – Chemo-Mechanical Coupling and Curing inProcess Modeling of Multi-Constituent Materials: Part 1. Solid-Solid Mixture ModelTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13954Arif Masud, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,Urbana, IL, United States

3:03pm – Chemo-Mechanical Coupling and Curing inProcess Modeling of Multi-Constituent Materials. Part 2: Fluid-Solid Mixture ModelTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13955Arif Masud, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,Urbana, IL, United States

11-38 PERIDYNAMIC MODELING OFMATERIALS’ BEHAVIOR11-38-2 Peridynamic Modeling of Materials’Behavior IIConvention Center, 258 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Ibrahim Guven, Virginia CommonwealthUniversity, Richmond, VA, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Erdogan Madenci, University ofArizona, Tucson, AZ, United States

2:00pm – Wild Things: Mechanics of Unstable PeridynamicMaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12831Stewart Silling, Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque,NM, United States

2:21pm – A Semi-Lagrangian, Constitutive CorrespondenceModeling Framework for PeridynamicsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12841Masoud Behzadinasab, John Foster, University of Texas atAustin, Austin, TX, United States

2:42pm – Anisotropy in Two-Dimensional and PlanarElasticity Bond-Based PeridynamicsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13297Jeremy Trageser, Pablo Seleson, Oak Ridge NationalLaboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, United States

3:03pm – Coupling of Dissolution and Fracture forCorrosion Damage ProblemsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13883Florin Bobaru, Siavash Jafarzadeh, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, NE, United States, Ziguang Chen, HuazhongUniversity of Science and Technology, Wuhan, China

3:24pm – Peridynamic Reaction-Diffusion Model forDegradation of Bulk-Erosive PolymersTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13935ChenWen Tian, Huazhong University of Science andTechnology, Wuhan, Hubei, China, Jiangming Zhao, Universityof Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, NE, United States, ZiguangChen, Huazhong University of Science and Technology,Wuhan, China, Florin Bobaru, University of Nebraska-Lincoln,Lincoln, NE, United States

11-47 DRUCKER MEDAL SYMPOSIUM11-47-2 Drucker Medal Symposium – IIConvention Center, 251E 2:00PM–3:45PM

2:00pm – A Gradient-Damage Theory for Fracture of Quasi-Brittle MaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12612Lallit Anand, Massachusetts Institute of Technology,Cambridge, MA, United States

2:21pm – Molecular Dynamic Simulation of FractureToughness of LixSi Alloys in Lithium Ion BatteryTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13528Jianmin Qu, Tufts University, Medford, MA, United States

2:42pm – Pressure- and Rate-Dependent Yielding of Nano-Phase Segregated Polyurea CopolymerTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13559Kyung-Suk Kim, Brown University, Providence, RI, UnitedStates

3:03pm – Quasibrittle Fracture Mechanics With Size Effect:Does It Apply to Fiber Composites?Technical Presentation. IMECE2019-13739Zdenek P. Bazant, Gianluca Cusatis, NorthwesternUniversity, Evanston, IL, United States, Marco Salviato,University of Washington, Seattle, WA, United States, WeixinLi, John Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, United States,Abdullah Donmez, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL,United States

11-1 MECHANICS OF SOFT MATERIALS11-1-3 Biomechanics and BiomaterialsConvention Center, 255A 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Ming Guo, Massachusetts Institute ofTechnology, Cambridge, MA, United States

4:00pm – Experimental Determination of Layer-SpecificHyperelastic Parameters of Human Descending ThoracicAortasTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10667Isabella Bozzo, Marco Amabili, PrabakaranBalasubramanian, Ivan Breslavskyi, Giovanni Ferrari, McGill University, Montreal, QC, Canada


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4:21pm – Particle Swarm Optimization Method forHyperelastic Characterization of Soft TissuesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11829Mohammadreza Ramzanpour, Mohammad Hosseini Farid,Mariusz Ziejewski, Ghodrat Karami, North Dakota StateUniversity, Fargo, ND, United States

4:42pm – A Universal Law for Interaction of 2D MaterialsWith Cellular MembranesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12391Fatemeh Ahmadpoor, Guijin Zou, Huajian Gao, BrownUniversity, Providence, RI, United States

5:03pm – Fatigue Mechanics of Tissue AdhesivesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12589Xiang Ni, Jianyu Li, McGill University, Montreal, QC, Canada

5:24pm – Biomechanical Imaging of Cancer Cells andTumor Development in 3DTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12961Ming Guo, Yulong Han, Massachusetts Institute ofTechnology, Cambridge, MA, United States

11-7 SYMPOSIUM ON PLASTICITY,DAMAGE, AND FRACTURE11-7-6 Plasticity and DamageConvention Center, 255E 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Oana Cazacu, University of Florida,Shalimar, FL, United States

4:00pm – Experimental and Computational Aspects ofDuctile Failure for Structural Engineering AlloysTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12856Jake Ostien, James Foulk, Helena (Huiqing) Jin, AndrewStershic, Brandon Talamini, Sandia National Laboratories,Livermore, CA, United States, Sharlotte L. Kramer, WilliamScherzinger, Edmundo Corona, Timothy Shelton, SandiaNational Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM, United States

4:21pm – Calibration of Ductile Failure Models Accountingfor Triaxiality and Lode Angle EffectsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12910Edmundo Corona, Sharlotte L. Kramer, Amanda Jones,Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM, United States

4:42pm – Finite Element Analysis of the Effect of Porosityon the Plasticity and Damage Behavior of Mg AZ31 and Al6061 T651 AlloysTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10672Allen Perkins, Mississippi State University, Mississippi State,MS, United States, Wenhua Yang, Mississippi State University,Starkville, MS, United States, Yucheng Liu, Lei Chen, CalebYenusah, Mississippi State University, Mississippi State, MS,United States

5:03pm – Phase Field Modeling of Elastic-Plastic FractureMechanicsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13025Brandon Talamini, Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore,CA, United States, Michael R. Tupek, Sandia NationalLaboratories, Albuquerque, NM, United States, AndrewStershic, Jake Ostien, Sandia National Laboratories,Livermore, CA, United States

5:24pm – A Finite Strain Constitutive Model for ShapeMemory Alloys Incorporating Transformation-InducedPlasticity and Two-Way Shape Memory EffectTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13639Lei Xu, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX, UnitedStates, Theocharis Baxevanis, University of Houston,Houston, TX, United States, Dimitris Lagoudas, Texas A&MUniversity, College Station, TX, United States

11-14 MECHANICS OF MATERIALS INEXTREME ENVIRONMENTS:EXPERIMENTS ANDMODELING11-14-3 Mechanics of Materials in ExtremeEnvironments: Extreme TemperaturesConvention Center, 255D 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Ryan Berke, Utah State University, Logan,UT, United States

4:00pm – Effect of Intra-Build Location, Loading Direction,and Direct Age Hardening Heat-Treatment on Quasi-Staticand Dynamic Response of Additively Manufactured Inconel718 VolumeTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12819Nadia Kouraytem, Raphael A. Chanut, Timmanee Loveless,Dillon S. Watring, Ashley D. Spear, Owen Kingstedt,University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, United States

4:21pm – Characterizing the Impact of Phase-Angle onThermo-Mechanical Fatigue BehaviorTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13349Adam Smith, Robert Hansen, Thinh Thai, Ryan Berke, Utah State University, Logan, UT, United States

4:42pm – Competition of Reflected and Emitted Light inHigh Temperature DIC MeasurementTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13100Thinh Thai, Jonathan Ruesch, Utah State University, Logan,UT, United States, Paul Gradl, NASA Marshall Space FlightCenter, Huntsville, AL, United States, Tadd Truscott, RyanBerke, Utah State University, Logan, UT, United States

5:03pm – Effects of Braking Pressure Distribution onTemperature Field and Stress Field During BrakingTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10379Xianyu Zeng, Beihang University, Beijing, China, Yu Liu, BAIC,Beijing, China, Xiandong Liu, Yingchun Shan, Yue Zhang,Xiaoran Wang, Beihang University, Beijing, China


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5:24pm – Delamination Detection in Composite PlatesUsing Linear and Nonlinear Ultrasonic Guided WavesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10928Yanfeng Shen, Mingjing Cen, Shanghai Jiao Tong University,Shanghai, China

11-33 MULTISCALE METHODS FORSIMULATION AND DESIGN OF MATERIALSINCLUDING MACHINE LEARNING ANDOTHER EMERGING METHODS11-33-2 Multiscale Methods for Simulation andDesign of Materials Including Machine Learningand Other Emerging Methods – IIConvention Center, 257 4:00PM–5:45PM

4:00pm – Data-Driven Multiscale Modeling of MaterialsSynthesisTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13084Karel Matous, University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN,United States

4:21pm – Machine Learning in the Development andApplication of Interatomic Force FieldsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12248Doyl Dickel, Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS, UnitedStates, Christopher Barrett, Mississippi State University,Mississippi State, MS, United States

4:42pm – Machine Learned Discovery of Materials forOrganic Solar CellsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11883Joydeep Munshi, Ganesh Balasubramanian, LehighUniversity, Bethlehem, PA, United States

5:03pm – A Deep Learning Model for Torsional Deformationof Thick Multi-Walled Carbon NanotubesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13410Upendra Yadav, Shashank Pathrudkar, Susanta Ghosh,Michigan Technological University, Houghton, MI, UnitedStates

11-38 PERIDYNAMIC MODELING OFMATERIALS’ BEHAVIOR11-38-3 Peridynamic Modeling of Materials’Behavior IIIConvention Center, 258 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Shank S. Kulkarni, University of NorthCarolina at Charlotte, Charlotte, NC, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Pablo Seleson, Oak Ridge NationalLaboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, United States

4:00pm – Dynamic Damage Prediction of Fiber-ReinforcedComposite Laminates Using a Peridynamic ModelTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12487Dandan Lyu, Bo Ren, C.T. Wu, Livermore SoftwareTechnology Corporation, Livermore, CA, United States

4:21pm – Peridynamics Modeling of Damage NucleationFrom Forging Flaws in Rotor ComponentsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12767Mohammad Rezaul Karim, Timothy Germann, Los AlamosNational Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM, United States, Kai Kadau, Siemens, Charlotte, NC, United States

4:42pm – A Stochastically Homogenized PeridynamicModel for Intraply Fracture in Fiber-Reinforced CompositesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12830Javad Mehrmashhadi, Jiangming Zhao, University ofNebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, NE, United States, Ziguang Chen,Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Wuhan,China, Florin Bobaru, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln,NE, United States

5:03pm – Peridynamic Model for Corrosion-inducedFracture in Reinforced ConcreteTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13899Florin Bobaru, Jiangming Zhao, Javad Mehrmashhadi,University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, NE, United States,Ziguang Chen, Huazhong University of Science andTechnology, Wuhan, China

5:24pm – Modeling the Creep Damage of P91 Steel UsingPeridynamicsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10069Shank S. Kulkarni, Alireza Tabarraei, Xiaonan Wang,University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Charlotte, NC, UnitedStates

11-39 SYMPOSIUM ON MULTIPHYICSSIMULATIONS AND EXPERIMENTS FORSOLIDS11-39-4 Multiphysics Simulations and Experimentsfor Solids IVConvention Center, 251D 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Assimina Pelegri, Rutgers, The StateUniversity of New Jersey, East Brunswick, NJ, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Hailong Chen, University of Kentucky,Lexington, KY, United States

4:00pm – A Data-Driven Modeling and Simulation Methodof Battery Imbalance RegulationsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12466Chao Li, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey,Piscataway, NJ, United States, Assimina Pelegri, Rutgers, TheState University of New Jersey, East Brunswick, NJ, UnitedStates

4:21pm – Adhesion of Two-Dimensional Titanium Carbides(MXenes) to MXenes and GrapheneTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12535Yanxiao Li, Congjie Wei, Chenglin Wu, Missouri University ofScience and Technology, Rolla, MO, United States


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4:42pm – Thermomechanical Modeling of Fracture inCeramic Nuclear Fuel: A Peridynamics ApproachTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12684Hailong Chen, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY, UnitedStates, Benjamin Spencer, Idaho National Laboratory, IdahoFalls, ID, United States

5:03pm – Core/shell Nb2O5 Nanoparticles/Carbon on Multi-Walled Carbon Nanotubes as SymmetrycalSupecapacitor ElectrodesPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12743Davi Marcelo Soares, Kansas State University, Manhattan,KS, United States, Rafael Vicentini, University of Campinas,Campinas, SP, Brazil, Gurpreet Singh, Kansas StateUniversity, Manhattan, KS, United States, Hudson Zanin,University of Campinas, Campinas, SP, Brazil

5:24pm – Synthesis of Tungsten Oxide and CarbideComposite by Hot Filament Chemical for Aqueous-BasedElectrolytes for SupercapacitorsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12820Davi Marcelo Soares, Kansas State University, Manhattan,KS, United States, Rafael Vicentini, University of Campinas,Campinas, SP, Brazil, Gurpreet Singh, Kansas StateUniversity, Manhattan, KS, United States, Alfredo CarlosPeterlevitz, Hudson Zanin, University of Campinas,Campinas, SP, Brazil

11-47 DRUCKER MEDAL SYMPOSIUM11-47-3 Drucker Medal Symposium – IIIConvention Center, 251E 4:00PM–5:45PM

4:00pm – Kinematics of Inelasticity: Validity and Limits ofApplicability of F = FeFiTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12642Celia Reina, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA,United States, Sergio Conti, University of Bonn, Bonn,Germany

4:21pm – On 2D Discrete Dislocation Plasticity of BCCCrystalsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12775Tarun Katiyar, Erik Van Der Giessen, University of Groningen,Groningen, Netherlands

4:42pm – Experimental Recovery of the Plastic Distortionfrom Multiplicative Decomposition of the Deformation Gradient TensorTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12803Jeffrey Kysar, Columbia University, New York, NY, UnitedStates

5:03pm – Insights into Plastic Flow Through High Energy X-Ray DiffractionTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13059Armand Beaudoin, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, UnitedStates, Kamalika Chatterjee, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, United States, Darren Pagan, CornellUniversity, Ithaca, NY, United States, Paul Shade, Air ForceResearch Laboratory, Wright Patterson Air Force Base, OH,United States

5:24pm – Finite Deformation Mesoscale Field DislocationMechanicsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13310Amit Acharya, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA,United States


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11-1 MECHANICS OF SOFTMATERIALS11-1-4 Liquid Crystal ElastomerConvention Center, 257 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Shengqiang Cai, University of California,San Diego, Cambridge, CA, United States

10:45am – Liquid Crystal ElastomersInvited Presentation. IMECE2019-13168Kaushik Bhattacharya, California Institute of Technology,Pasadena, CA, United States

11:27am – Anomalous Inflation of Nematic ElastomerBalloonTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12679Shengqiang Cai, University of California, San Diego,Cambridge, CA, United States

11:48am – Extreme Impact Energy Absorption Behaviors ofLiquid Crystal Elastomer StructuresTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13397Seung-Yeol Jeon, Zeyu Zhu, Johns Hopkins University,Baltimore, MD, United States, Nicholas Traugutt, University ofColorado, Denver, Westminster, CO, United States,Christopher Yakacki, University of Colorado Denver, Denver,CO, United States, Thao Nguyen, Sung Hoon Kang, JohnsHopkins University, Baltimore, MD, United States

12:09pm – Statistical Field Theory Model for Liquid CrystalElastomersTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13875Pratik Khandagale, Kaushik Dayal, Carmel Majidi, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, United States

11-7 SYMPOSIUM ON PLASTICITY,DAMAGE, AND FRACTURE11-7-7 Plasticity of Heterogeneous MaterialsConvention Center, 259 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: H. Eliot Fang, Sandia NationalLaboratories, Albuquerque, NM, United States

10:45am – Dynamic Behavior of Cohesionless GranularMaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12778Benoit Revil-Baudard, Oana Cazacu, University of Florida,Shalimar, FL, United States

11:06am – Mesoscale Modeling of Cementitious MaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13024Mei Chandler, Mark Adley, William Lawrimore, RobertMoser, U.S. Army Engineer Research and DevelopmentCenter, Vicksburg, MS, United States

11:27am – Implementation of Granular MicromechanicsBased Nonlinear Material Model Into FEATechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13632Rizacan Sarikaya, Anil Misra, University of Kansas,Lawrence, KS, United States

11:48am – Quasi-Static and Dynamic Triaxial CompressionSimulations of Cor-Tuf ConcreteTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13697Micael Edwards, U.S. Army Engineer Research andDevelopment Center, Vicksburg, MS, United States

12:09pm – Tensorial Stress-Strain Fields, LargeElastoplasticity, and Friction in Diamond Anvil Cell up to400 GPaTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12736Mehdi Kamrani, Iowa State University, Ames, IA, UnitedStates, Biao Feng, Los Alamos National Laboratory, NewMexico, NM, United States

11-23 MULTI-SCALE COMPUTATIONS INFLUIDS, STRUCTURES, AND MATERIALS11-23-1 Multi-Scale Computations 1Convention Center, 260 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Yozo Mikata, Fluor, Schenectady, NY,United States

Session Co-Organizers: Glaucio Paulino, Georgia Institute ofTechnology, Urbana, IL, United States, George Voyiadjis,Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA, United States

10:45am – Fatigue Crack Propagation for Semi-Ellipticaland Quarter-Elliptical CracksTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12319Yozo Mikata, Fluor, Schenectady, NY, United States

11:06am – Size Effects and Shear Band Simulations UsingImplicit Gradient Plasticity for Finite DeformationTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12342George Voyiadjis, Yooseob Song, Louisiana State University,Baton Rouge, LA, United States

11:27am – Concurrent Atomistic-Continuum Simulation ofthe Dislocation Pileup-Induced Phase Transformation inTitanium Under DeformationTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13264Yipeng Peng, Liming Xiong, Iowa State University, Ames, IA,United States

11:48am – Error Control in Multi-Physics ComputationsWith Multiresolution WaveletsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13811Cale Harnish, University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN,United States, Luke Dalessandro, University of Washington,Seattle, WA, United States, Karel Matous, University of NotreDame, Notre Dame, IN, United States, Daniel Livescu, LosAlamos National Lab, Los Alamos, NM, United States

12:09pm – Irving Kirkwood Method for One DimensionalNanostructuresTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12676Smriti Smriti, Ajeet Kumar, Indian Institute of TechnologyDelhi, New Delhi, Delhi, India

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11-47 DRUCKER MEDAL SYMPOSIUM11-47-4 Drucker Medal Symposium- IVConvention Center, 258 10:45AM–12:30PM

10:45am – Fracture Toughness of Fibrin GelsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12731Prashant Purohit, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA,United States

11:06am – Relation Between Blood Pressure and PulseWave Velocity for Human ArteriesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12835Yinji Ma, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China, YonggangHuang, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, United States

11:27am – A Study on the Mechanical Properties of SolidElectrolyte Interphase in Lithium-Ion Batteries and TheirInfluence on the Electrode Surface StabilityTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13210Pradeep Guduru, Insun Yoon, Brown University, Providence,RI, United States

11:48am – The Effect of Non-Schmid Behaviour of Twinningon Localized Deformation in Mg AlloysTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13590Kaan Inal, Abhijit Brahme, Alena Gracheva, University ofWaterloo, Waterloo, ON, Canada, Julie Levesque, CMQ, Trois-Rivières, QC, Canada

11-1 MECHANICS OF SOFTMATERIALS11-1-5 Soft Actuating MaterialsConvention Center, 257 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Shengqiang Cai, University of California,San Diego, Cambridge, CA, United States

2:00pm – Soft ElectretsInvited Presentation. IMECE2019-13042Pradeep Sharma, University of Houston, Houston, TX, UnitedStates

2:42pm – Electrically Controlled Liquid Crystal ElastomerBased Soft Tubular Actuator With Multimodal ActuationTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12951Qiguang He, University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA,United States, Shengqiang Cai, University of California, SanDiego, Cambridge, CA, United States

3:03pm – Heterogeneous Orientation and Actuation inLiquid Crystal ElastomersTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13116Aurelie Azoug, Tyler Estrada, Oscar Mallet, KatelynnHarmon, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK, UnitedStates

3:24pm – Programmable and Controllable Electro-Deformation in Liquid Crystal ElastomersTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12623Yiwei Xu, Yiqing Zhang, Yongzhong Huo, Fudan University,Shanghai, China

11-23 MULTI-SCALE COMPUTATIONS INFLUIDS, STRUCTURES, AND MATERIALS11-23-2 Multi-Scale Computations 2Convention Center, 260 2:00PM–3:45PM


Session Co-Organizer: Glaucio Paulino, Georgia Institute ofTechnology, Urbana, IL, United States, Alireza V. Amirkhizi,University of Massachusetts Lowell, Lowell, MA, United States

2:00pm – Shear and Longitudinal Waves in 1D PhononicMetamaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12336Yozo Mikata, Fluor, Schenectady, NY, United States

2:21pm – Modeling of the Effective Viscosity of SolutionContaining CNT FillersTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13239Zhongjie Qian, Minoru Taya, University of Washington,Seattle, WA, United States

2:42pm – Exceptional Points in Phononic CrystalsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13062Weidi Wang, Alireza Amirkhizi, University of Massachusetts,Lowell, Lowell, MA, United States

3:03pm – Effective Mechanical Properties of 2D RandomNetwork of Long FibersTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13268Soham Mane, Taizhi Jiang, Fardin Khabaz, RevanthBodepudi, William Sullivan, Brian Korgel, Kenneth Liechti,Roger Bonnecaze, Rui Huang, University of Texas at Austin,Austin, TX, United States

3:24pm – Mechanical Instability of Multi-Layer GrapheneUnder Substrate Strain EngineeringTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13671Upendra Yadav, Susanta Ghosh, Michigan TechnologicalUniversity, Houghton, MI, United States

11-27 MECHANICS OF THIN-FILM ANDMULTI-LAYER STRUCTURES11-27-1 Mechanics of Thin-Film and Multi-LayerStructuresConvention Center, 355C 2:00PM–3:45PM

2:00pm – Mechanics of Thin Film Wrinkling on ShapeMemory PolymersTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13916Jianliang Xiao, University of Colorado Boulder, Boulder, CO,United States

2:21pm – In Situ Nanomechanical Characterization of Multi-Layer MXene MembranesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12533Yanxiao Li, Congjie Wei, Chenglin Wu, Missouri University ofScience and Technology, Rolla, MO, United State


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2:42pm – Instabilities of Thin Films on a CompliantSubstrate: Direct Numerical Simulations From LocalSurface Wrinkling to Global BucklingTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13197Siavash Nikravesh, Yu-Lin Shen, University of New Mexico,Albuquerque, NM, United States

3:03pm – Finite Element Modelling of Nickel AluminideMetallic CoatingsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12480Sukwinder Sandhu, Kevin Anderson, California StatePolytech University, Pomona, CA, United States

3:24pm – Effect of CMAS on Interfacial Crack and ResidualStress in TBC SystemTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13232Qingmin Yu, Dun Guo, Northwestern Polytechnical University,Xi’an, Shaanxi, China

11-37 INSTABILITIES IN SOLIDS ANDSTRUCTURES11-37-1 IiSS Session 1 Composite InstabilitiesConvention Center, 259 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Stavros Gaitanaros, Johns HopkinsUniversity, Baltimore, MD, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Stelios Kyriakides, University of Texasat Austin, Austin, TX, United States

2:00pm – Macroscopic Instabilities and Domain Formationin Reinforced ElastomersTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12816Joshua Furer, Pedro Ponte Castaneda, University ofPennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, United States

2:21pm – Wrinkling to Crinkling Transitions and CurvatureLocalization in a Magnetoelastic Film-Substrate SystemTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12999Laurence Bodelot, Kostas Danas, Ecole Polytechnique,Palaiseau, France

2:42pm – Controlling Pull-In Instabilities in DielectricElastomers via the Addition of Filler ParticlesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13173Victor Lefevre, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, UnitedStates, Oscar Lopez-Pamies, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, United States

3:03pm – Micropolar Continuum Approach to ModelingCompressive Failure of Fiber Reinforced CompositesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13363Armanj Hasanyan, California Institute of Technology,Pasadena, CA, United States, Anthony Waas, University ofMichigan, Ann Arbor, MI, United States

3:24pm – Modeling the Onset of Macroscopic Fiber Kinkingin Soft Composites With Fiber PlasticityTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13508Fernanda F. Fontenele, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, UnitedStates, Michalis Agoras, University of Thessaly, Greece, Volos,Nikolaos Bouklas, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, UnitedStates

11-1 MECHANICS OF SOFT MATERIALS11-1-6 Mechanics of Indentation, Injection, andCavitationConvention Center, 257 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Victor Lefevre, Northwestern University,Evanston, IL, United States

4:00pm – Role of Collagen-Coil Elasticity on the CavitationMechanisms in Soft MaterialTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13911Khandakar Mahmud, Ashfaq Adnan, University of TexasArlington, Arlington, TX, United States

4:21pm – Cavitation Mechanisms in Soft Material: A Multiscale StudyTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13918Ashfaq Adnan, Fuad Hasan, Khandakar Mahmud, Universityof Texas at Arlington, Arlington, TX, United States, WonmoKang, U.S. Naval Research Lab, Washington, DC, UnitedStates

4:42pm – The Poker-Chip Experiments of Gent and Lindley(1959) ExplainedTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13582Aditya Kumar, Oscar Lopez-Pamies, University of Illinois atUrbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, United States

5:03pm – The Mechanics and Physics of Injection inSubcutaneous Tissue: A Finite Strain Poroelasticity ModelWith Absorption/Diffusion of Chemical SpeciesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12557Ludovic Gil, Michel Jabbour, Nicolas Triantafyllidis, EcolePolytechnique, Palaiseau, France

5:24pm – Investigation of Cyclic and FrequencyNanoindentation Effects in PolydimethylsiloxaneTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12187Hinal Patel, Chen Yang, Howon Lee, Rutgers, The StateUniversity of New Jersey, Piscataway, NJ, United States,Assimina Pelegri, Rutgers, The State University of NewJersey, East Brunswick, NJ, United States


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11-5 MECHANICS, MODELING ANDMANUFACTURING OF SOFT MATERIALSAND SOFT ROBOTS11-5-1 Mechanics, Modeling, and Manufacturing ofSoft Materials and Soft Robots – IConvention Center, 258 4:00PM–5:45PM

4:00pm – Development of Shape Memory Alloy ActuatedCaudal Fin Soft Robotic Fish Propulsion SystemTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11244Abel Thangawng, Rylan King, Vasil Iakimovitch, MariusPruessner, Ravi Ramamurti, Jason Geder, U.S. NavalResearch Laboratory, Washington, DC, United States

4:21pm – Extension-Torsion-Inflation Coupling InCompressible Magnetoelastomeric Tubes With HelicalMagnetic AnisotropyTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12844Darius Diogo Barreto, Ajeet Kumar, Sushma Santapuri,Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, New Delhi, India

4:42pm – Invited Talk: 3D Printing of Soft Materials and SoftRobots ITechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12921Xuanhe Zhao, Massachusetts Institute of Technology,Cambridge, MA, United States

5:03pm – Invited Talk: 3D Printing of Soft Materials and SoftRobots IITechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12924Xuanhe Zhao, Massachusetts Institute of Technology,Cambridge, MA, United States

5:24pm – Self-Folding Structures Using Locally HeatedShape Memory PolymersTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13129Andres Villada, Dana Stamo, Jianliang Xiao, University ofColorado Boulder, Boulder, CO, United States

11-23 MULTI-SCALE COMPUTATIONS INFLUIDS, STRUCTURES, AND MATERIALS11-23-3 Multi-Scale Computations 3Convention Center, 260 4:00PM–5:45PM


Session Co-Organizers: Glaucio Paulino, Georgia Institute ofTechnology, Urbana, IL, United States, Sourav Banerjee,University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC, United States

4:00pm – Effect of Different Distributed Fibers on EffectiveMaterial Properties of Unidirectional CompositesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11660Vahid Tavaf, Mohammadsadegh Saadatzi, Sourav Banerjee,University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC, United States

4:21pm – In-situ Characterization of Nonlinear MechanicalBehavior of Multilayer MXenesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12538Yanxiao Li, Congjie Wei, Chenglin Wu, Missouri University ofScience and Technology, Rolla, MO, United States

4:42pm – A Locally Exact Asymptotic HomogenizationTheory for Structures With Periodic MicrostructuresTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12865Zhelong He, Marek-Jerzy Pindera, University of Virginia,Charlottesville, VA, United States

5:03pm – Defect Geometry and Size Govern Strength andToughness of Diamond NanowiresTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13190Zhaocheng Zhang, Md. Hossain, University of Delaware,Newark, DE, United States

5:24pm – Nanomechanics of Osteogenesis ImperfectaBone using Molecular Dynamics SimulationsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13557Devendra Dubey, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, NewDelhi, Delhi, India

11-32 CONGRESS-WIDE SYMPOSIUMONADDITIVEMANUFACTURING: FAILURE OFADDITIVELYMANUFACTUREDMATERIALS11-32-1 Congress-Wide Symposium on AdditiveManufacturing: Failure of Additively ManufacturedMaterials – 1Convention Center, 355C 4:00PM–5:45PM

4:00pm – Identification of the Mechanical Characteristics of3D Printed NinjaFlex®Technical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11674Patrick Messimer, Brendan O’Toole, Mohamed Trabia,University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Las Vegas, NV, United States

4:21pm – The Effect of Time Delay on 3D Printed PartStrengthTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11790Jasmine Gay, Marquese A. Pollard, Carl Moore, Jr., TarikDickens, Hui Wang, Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL,United States

4:42pm – Processing-Structure-Property Relationships ofBisphenol-A-Polycarbonate Samples Prepared by FusedFilament FabricationTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13123Lichen Fang, Yishu Yan, Ojaswi Agarwal, Johns HopkinsUniversity, Baltimore, MD, United States, Jonathan Seppala,National Institute of Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg,MD, United States, Kevin Hemker, Sung Hoon Kang, JohnsHopkins University, Baltimore, MD, United States


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5:03pm – Mesoscale Tensile Testing of Additively-Manufactured Ti-6Al-4V to Track the Evolution of Porosityand Microstructural HeterogeneitiesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13677Jake Benzing, Li-Anne Liew, Nikolas Hrabe, Frank DelRio,National Institute of Standards and Technology, Boulder, CO,United States

5:24pm – Characterization of Thermo-MechanicalProperties of Copper Nano-Particle Infused AcrylonitrileButadiene Styrene (ABS): 3D Printed SpecimensTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13912Viswajit Talluru, Swapnil Suryakan, Ankur Jain, AshfaqAdnan, University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, TX, UnitedStates

11-37 INSTABILITIES IN SOLIDS ANDSTRUCTURES11-37-2 IiSS Session 2 Material InstabilitiesConvention Center, 259 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Ryan S. Elliott, University of Minnesota,Saint Paul, MN, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Nicolas Triantafyllidis, EcolePolytechnique, Palaiseau, France

4:00pm – Revisiting Step Bunching in Crystal Growth:Beyond the Quasistatic Approximation: Part I. Onset ofInstabilityTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12681Laurent Guin, Michel Jabbour, Nicolas Triantafyllidis,Leopold Shaabani-Ardali, Ecole Polytechnique, Palaiseau,France

4:21pm – Revisiting Step Instabilities During CrystalGrowth: Beyond the Quasistatic Approximation: Part II.Nonlinear Evolution LawsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13826Laurent Guin, Lucas Benoit-Marechal, Michel Jabbour,Nicolas Triantafyllidis, Ecole Polytechnique, Palaiseau, France

4:42pm – Dependence of Elastic Instability on DifferentPrescribed Stress Measures During Phase TransformationsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12787Hamed Babaei, Valery I. Levitas, Iowa State University, Ames,IA, United States

5:03pm – Kink Band Analysis in 3D for Anisotropic PlasticMediaTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12801Henrik M. Jensen, Aarhus University, Aarhus C, Denmark

5:24pm – Nucleation in the Phase-Field Approach to BrittleFractureTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12953Oscar Lopez-Pamies, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, United States


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11-1 MECHANICS OF SOFTMATERIALS11-1-7 Structure and DeviceConvention Center, 250B 8:15AM–10:00AM

Session Organizer: Qiming Wang, University of SouthernCalifornia, Los Angeles, CA, United States

8:15am – Light Weight Sandwich and Composite BeamAnalysis Using Improved Higher Order Theory WithConsideration of Layer Wise TechniqueTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12397Temesgen Takele Kasa, Pukyong National University, Busan,Korea (Republic)

8:36am – Swelling-Twist-Shearing Interaction in Fiber-Stiffened Hyperelastic TubesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12625Thomas Pence, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI,United States, Hasan Demirkoparan, Carnegie MellonUniversity in Qatar, Doha, Qatar

8:57am – Mechanical Behavior of Bio-Inspired SurfaceArchitected Soft SubstratesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11930Hessein Ali, Hossein Ebrahimi, Jeremy Stephen, RyanHorton, Ranajay Ghosh, University of Central Florida,Orlando, FL, United States

9:18am – Effects of Orientations on Efficiency of EnergyHarvesting from Heart Motion Using Ultrathin FlexiblePiezoelectric DevicesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12056Yangyang Zhang, Ji Wang, Ningbo University, Ningbo,Zheijiang, China, Chaofeng Lü, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou,China

9:39am – Programming 3D Architectures Using KirigamiTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13503Yaoye Hong, Jie Yin, North Carolina State University, Raleigh,NC, United States

11-2 FUNCTIONAL SOFT COMPOSITES –DESIGN, MECHANICS, ANDMANUFACTURING11-2-1 Design of Functional Soft CompositesConvention Center, 250C 8:15AM–10:00AM

Session Organizer: H. Jerry Qi, Georgia Institute ofTechnology, Atlanta, GA, United States

8:15am – Current and Future Trends in Soft MaterialsMechanics Research: A National Science FoundationPerspectiveTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13431Siddiq Qidwai, Nakhiah Goulbourne, National ScienceFoundation, Alexandria, VA, United States

8:36am – Current and Future Trends in Soft MaterialsMechanics Research: A National Science FoundationPerspectiveTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13459Siddiq Qidwai, Nakhiah Goulbourne, National ScienceFoundation, Alexandria, VA, United States

8:57am – Symmetry-Breaking Magnetic Actuation for SoftRobotics and Active MetamaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13137Shuai Wu, Qiji Ze, Rundong Zhang, Nan Hu, Yang Cheng,Fengyuan Yang, Ruike Zhao, Ohio State University,Columbus, OH, United States

9:18am – Design of Soft Functional Composites Based onMachine LearningTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13176Craig Hamel, H. Jerry Qi, Georgia Institute of Technology,Atlanta, GA, United States

9:39am – Nonlinear Bending Deformation of Soft Electretsand Prospects for Engineering Flexoelectricity and Transverse (d31) PiezoelectricityTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13121Amir Hossein Rahmati, Shengyou Yang, University ofHouston, Houston, TX, United States, Siegfried Bauer,Johannes Kepler University Linz, Linz, Austria, PradeepSharma, University of Houston, Houston, TX, United States

11-5 MECHANICS, MODELING, ANDMANUFACTURINGOF SOFTMATERIALSAND SOFT ROBOTS11-5-2 Mechanics, Modeling, and Manufacturing ofSoft Materials and Soft Robots – IIConvention Center, 250D 8:15AM–10:00AM

8:15am – Modeling Locomotion in Soft Robots using PlanarDiscrete Elastic RodsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12511Nathaniel Goldberg, University of California, Berkeley,Berkeley, CA, United States, Xiaonan Huang, Carmel Majidi,Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, United States,Alyssa Novelia, Oliver M. O’Reilly, University of California,Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, United States, Derek A. Paley, WilliamL. Scott, University of Maryland, College Park, MD, UnitedStates

8:36am – A General Result for the MagnetoelasticResponse of Isotropic Suspensions of Iron and FerrofluidParticles in RubberTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12952Oscar Lopez-Pamies, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, United States

8:57am – Ingestible Hydrogel DeviceTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13287Xinyue Liu, Shaoting Lin, Massachusetts Institute ofTechnology, Cambridge, MA, United States

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9:18am – Transparent Soft Robots for Effective CamouflageTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13356Jian Zhu, National University of Singapore, Singapore,Singapore

9:39am – New Continuum Theory and Finite ElementFramework for Modeling Magneto-Active Elastomers WithStrong Mechano-Magnetic InteractionTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13798Yin Liu, Changyong Cao, Michigan State University, EastLansing, MI, United States

11-12 SYMPOSIUM ON MODELING OF THEFRACTURE, FAILURE, AND FATIGUE INSOLIDS11-12-1 Damage and Fatigue in EngineeringApplicationsConvention Center, 250E 8:15AM–10:00AM

Session Organizer: Ke Li, Schlumberger, Sugar Land, TX,United States

Session Co-Organizer: Huijuan Zhao, Clemson University,Clemson, SC, United States

8:15am – Predicting the Risk of Twist-Off for RotaryShouldered Threaded Connections With a StatisticalApproachTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11061Haitao Zhang, Ke Li, Schlumberger, Sugar Land, TX, UnitedStates

8:36am – Analysis of CCR Expansion JointsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10559Sanjay Kaul, Rajpalsinh Gohil, Parul Bisharia, Apoorva Roy,Honeywell UOP, Haryana, India

8:57am – Efficiently Predicting Fatigue Life of Drill CollarsWith Ports Subjected to Variable-Amplitude Bending or Torsional LoadsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11066Fei Song, Ke Li, Schlumberger, Sugar Land, TX, United States,Sepand Ossia, Schlumberger, Cambridge, MA, United States

9:18am – Unified Mechanics TheoryTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10204Cemal Basaran, State University of New York at Buffalo,Buffalo, NY, United States

9:39am – Damage Mechanics of Lead-Rubber SeismicIsolation Bearings Using the Unified Mechanics TheoryTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10042Cemal Basaran, Martin Hernandez, State University of NewYork at Buffalo, Lima, Peru

11-26 MODELING AND EXPERIMENTS INNANOMECHANICS AND NANOMATERIALS11-26-1 Nanomechanics and Nanomaterials 1Convention Center, 260 8:15AM–10:00AM


Session Co-Organizers: Jeffrey Kysar, Columbia University,New York, NY, United States, Scott Price, GE Research Center,Niskayuna, NY, United States, Changhong Ke, State Universityof New York at Binghamton, Binghamton, NY, United States

8:15am – Large Deformation of Carbon Nanotubes in 2Dand 3DTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12335Yozo Mikata, Fluor, Schenectady, NY, United States

8:36am – Propulsion of Helical FePd Nanorobots UnderApplied Magnetic FieldTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13231Minoru Taya, University of Washington, Seattle, WA, UnitedStates

8:57am – Mechanics and Fabrication of ArchitectedComposite Lattice MaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12305Richard L. Li, Shruti Rastogi, Jeffrey Kysar, ColumbiaUniversity, New York, NY, United States

9:18am – Bending and Interlayer Shear Moduli of UltrathinBoron Nitride NanosheetsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13547Wenyang Qu, State University of New York at Binghamton,Binghamton, NY, United States, Soumendu Bagchi, Universityof Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, United States,Xiaoming Chen, Xi’an Jiaotong University, Xi’an, Shaanxi,China, Huck Beng Chew, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, United States, Changhong Ke, StateUniversity of New York at Binghamton, Binghamton, NY, UnitedStates

9:39am – Nanomechanics of BoneTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13890Iwona Jasiuk, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,Urbana, IL, United States

11-35 MECHANICS AND DESIGN OFCELLULAR MATERIALS11-35-1 Mechanics and Design of Cellular MaterialsConvention Center, 250F 8:15AM–10:00AM

Session Organizer: Muhammad Ali, Ohio University, Athens,OH, United States

8:15am – Functionally Graded Cellular Core Cross Tube:Finite Element StudyTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10752Muhammad Ali, Eboreime Ohioma, Khairul Alam, SeanJenson, Ohio University


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8:36am – Two-Eimensional Networks of Long Fibers:Structural and Elastic PropertiesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13348Soham Mane, Rui Huang, University of Texas at Austin,Austin, TX, United States

8:57am – Microstructure-Controlled Damage Mechanismsin Elastomer-Matrix Syntactic Foams: Quantitative 3DAnalyses From In Situ XCT ExperimentsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13658Brendan Croom, Air Force Research Laboratory, Dayton, OH,United States, Helena (Huiqing) Jin, Sandia NationalLaboratories, Livermore, CA, United States, Judith Brown, Jay Carroll, Kevin Long, Sandia National Laboratories,Albuquerque, NM, United States, Xiaodong Li, University ofVirginia, Charlottesville, VA, United States

9:18am – Results From a Broad Survey of Common Truss-Lattice MaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13898Andrew Gross, University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC,United States

9:39am – Dynamic Behavior of Discretely Bonded CrossTube With Functionally Graded Cellular StructureTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10753Muhammad Ali, Eboreime Ohioma, Khairul Alam, SeanJenson, Ohio University, Athens, OH, United States

11-36 MULTIFUNCTIONAL ANDMICRO/NANO-STRUCTUREDMATERIALS:MODELINGANDCHARACTERIZATION11-36-1 Multifunctional and Micro/Nano-StructuredMaterials: Modeling and Characterization (I)Convention Center, 258 8:15AM–10:00AM

Session Organizer: Xin-Lin Gao, Southern MethodistUniversity, DALLAS, TX, United States

Session Co-Organizer: David Valliyappan Natarajan, UniversitiTeknologi MARA, Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia

8:15am – Boundary Integral Equations Method in theCoupled Theory of Thermoelasticity for Porous MaterialsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10367Merab Svanadze, Ilia State University, Tbilisi, Georgia

8:36am – A New Bernoulli-Euler Beam Model Based on aReformulated Strain Gradient Elasticity TheoryTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11094Gongye Zhang, Xin-Lin Gao, Southern Methodist University,Dallas, TX, United States

8:57am – On Multiple Inhomogeneities in Plane ElasticityTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12051Elie Honein, University of Balamand, Tripoli, Lebanon, Tony Honein, Avanus Corporation, Ogden, UT, United States,Michel Najjar, Avanus Corporation, Minden, NV, United States,Habib Rai, University of Balamand, Tripoli, Lebanon

9:18am – Two Extended Versions of Hill’s Lemma Based onthe Couple Stress TheoryTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11528Ahmad Gad, Xin-Lin Gao, Southern Methodist University,Dallas, TX, United States

9:39am – Atomistic Measurement of the Adhesion Strengthat the Ice-Graphite InterfaceTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13838Hang Li, Yipeng Peng, Liming Xiong, Iowa State University,Ames, IA, United States

11-37 INSTABILITIES IN SOLIDS ANDSTRUCTURES11-37-3 IiSS Session 3 Material and StructuralInstabilitiesConvention Center, 355C 8:15AM–10:00AM

Session Organizer: Oscar Lopez-Pamies, University of Illinoisat Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Kostas Danas, Ecole Polytechnique,Palaiseau, France

8:15am – Transition of Collapse Modes in TubularStructures and Its ApplicationsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10168X. Allan Zhong, Halliburton Energy Services, Carrollton, TX,United States

8:36am – 3-Segment Arch-Like Strip Under ExternalPressureTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12301Judah Ari-Gur, Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, MI,United States

8:57am – Effect of Phase Transformation on the Stability ofPseudoelastic NiTi Tubes Under BendingTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12636Karlos Kazinakis, Stelios Kyriakides, University of Texas atAustin, Austin, TX, United States

9:18am – Localization of Deformation in a Beam on a Nonlinear Foundation Using Group Theory and Path-Following Bifurcation MethodsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13019Shrinidhi Shrikant Pandurangi, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY,United States, Ryan S. Elliott, University of Minnesota, SaintPaul, MN, United States, Timothy J. Healey, CornellUniversity, Ithaca, NY, United States, Nicolas Triantafyllidis,Ecole Polytechnique, Palaiseau, France

9:39am – Constitutive Modeling of Shape Memory Alloysand Simulation of Structural ResponseTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13452Mohammed Alsawalhi, Chad Landis, University of Texas atAustin, Austin, TX, United States


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11-1 MECHANICS OF SOFTMATERIALS11-1-8 Constitutive ModellingConvention Center, 250B 10:15AM–12:00PM

Session Organizer: Qiguang He, University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA, United States

10:15am – Thermodynamics-Based Stability Criteria andConstitutive Modeling of Isotropic Hyperelastic SolidsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10211Ghatu Subhash, Kshitiz Upadhyay, Douglas Spearot,University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, United States

10:36am – A Simple Explicit Homogenization Solution forthe Macroscopic Elastic Response of Isotropic PorousElastomersTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13172Victor Lefevre, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, UnitedStates, Bhavesh Shrimali, Oscar Lopez-Pamies, University ofIllinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, United States

10:57am – Linear Elastic Properties of Swollen ElastomersUndergoing Large DeformationsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12917Dai Okumura, Hironori Kawabata, Nagoya University,Nagoya, Japan, Shawn Chester, New Jersey Institute ofTechnology, North Caldwell, NJ, United States

11:18am – Coupled Magneto-Mechanical Response ofNdFeB Particle-Filled, Viscoelastic ElastomersTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12998Dipayan Mukherjee, Laurence Bodelot, Kostas Danas,Ecole Polytechnique, Palaiseau, France

11:39am – Extreme Enhancement of the Nonlinear ElasticResponse of Elastomer Nanoparticulate Composites viaInterphasesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12955Oscar Lopez-Pamies, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, United States

11-2 FUNCTIONAL SOFT COMPOSITES –DESIGN, MECHANICS, ANDMANUFACTURING11-2-2 Fabrication and Processing of SoftCompositesConvention Center, 250C 10:15AM–12:00PM

Session Organizer: Ruike Zhao, Ohio State University,Columbus, OH, United States

10:15am – Digital Light Processing 3D AdditiveManufacturing for Soft Functional Composites and 4DPrintingTechnical Presentation Part I. IMECE2019-13527Xiao Kuang, H. Jerry Qi, Georgia Institute of Technology,Atlanta, GA, United States

10:36am – Digital Light Processing 3D AdditiveManufacturing for Soft Functional Composites and 4DPrinting Part IITechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13529Xiao Kuang, H. Jerry Qi, Georgia Institute of Technology,Atlanta, GA, United States

10:57am – Graphene Crinkles and Their Potential for Soft-CompositesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13536Mrityunjay Kothari, Massachusetts Institute of Technology,Cambridge, MA, United States, Kyung-Suk Kim, BrownUniversity, Providence, RI, United States

11:18am – Soft Matter Composites With ProgrammableLiquid Metal Microstructures for Tunable Mechanical andThermal PropertiesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13510A.B.M Tahidul Haque, Ravi Tutika, Michael D. Bartlett, Iowa State University, Ames, IA, United States

11:39am – Electro-Mechanical Behavior of Smart SandwichPlates With Porous Core and Graphene-ReinforcedNanocomposite LayersTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10796Kamran Behdinan, Rasool Moradi-Dastjerdi, University ofToronto, Toronto, ON, Canada

11-5 MECHANICS, MODELING, ANDMANUFACTURINGOF SOFTMATERIALSAND SOFT ROBOTS11-5-3 Mechanics, Modeling, and Manufacturing ofSoft Materials and Soft Robots – IIIConvention Center, 250D 10:15AM–12:00PM

10:15am – Deformation Behavior of Hydrogel/ShapeMemory Polymer and Its Application in Designing a SoftActuator With new MechanismTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13048Zishun Liu, Zhengjie Li, Rong Huang, Xi’an JiaotongUniversity, Xi’an, China

10:36am – Smart, Fast-Responsive, Soft Gripper With Self-Powered Tribo-SkinsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13416Shoue Chen, Yaokun Pang, Changyong Cao, Michigan StateUniversity, East Lansing, MI, United States

10:57am – Mechanics Guided Design of High-PerformanceSoft RobotsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13433Jie Yin, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC, UnitedStates

11:18am – A Biomimetic Robotic Jellyfish Based on ShapeMemory Alloy SpringsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13519Mohammad A. Kazemi-Lari, Anthony D. Dostine, JiadiZhang, Logan P. Bergeron, Alan S. Wineman, John A. Shaw,University of Michigan, Ann Arbor


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11:39am – Predictive Failure Modeling of Anomalous SoftTissues: A Fractional Calculus FrameworkTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13533Eduardo A. Barros de Moraes, Jorge Suzuki, MohsenZayernouri, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI,United States

11-12 SYMPOSIUM ON MODELING OF THEFRACTURE, FAILURE, AND FATIGUE INSOLIDS11-12-2 Atmositic Scale Crack Nucleation andPropogation ModelingConvention Center, 250E 10:15AM–12:00PM

Session Organizer: Alireza Tabarraei, University of NorthCarolina at Charlotte, Charlotte, NC, United States

Session Co-Organizers: Md. Imrul Reza Shishir, University ofNorth Carolina at Charlotte, Charlotte, NC, United States,Huijuan Zhao, Clemson University, Clemson, SC, United States

10:15am – Crack Nucleation and Rate-Dependent Fractureof Transient NetworksTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13342Tong Shen, Franck Vernerey, University of Colorado Boulder,Boulder, CO, United States

10:36am – Analysis of Atomistic J-Integral in Homogeneousand Heterogeneous MaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13195Zhaocheng Zhang, Md. Hossain, University of Delaware,Newark, DE, United States

10:57am – MD-Phase-Field Interpretation of AnisotropicFracture Behavior of MXeneTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12539Congjie Wei, Chenglin Wu, Missouri University of Science andTechnology, Rolla, MO, United States

11:18am – A Molecular Dynamic Study of Nano-Fracture ofC3NTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11543Md. Imrul Reza Shishir, Alireza Tabarraei, University of NorthCarolina at Charlotte, Charlotte, NC, United States

11-19 MULTISCALE MODELS ANDEXPERIMENTAL TECHNIQUES FORCOMPOSITE MATERIALS ANDSTRUCTURES11-19-1 Multiscale Models and ExperimentalTechniques for Composite Materials and StructuresConvention Center, 250F 10:15AM–12:00PM

10:15am – Localization, Delocalization, and CompressionFracture in Externally Pressurized Thick Cross-Ply (Very) Long Cylindrical Shells with Material Nonlinearity:A Multi-Scale and Multi-Physics AnalysisTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10322Reaz Chaudhuri, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, UnitedStates

10:36am – A Parallelized Generalized Method of CellsFramework for Multiscale Studies of Composite MaterialsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11529Ashwin Rai, Travis Skinner, Aditi Chattopadhyay, ArizonaState University, Tempe, AZ, United States

10:57am – Guidelines and Limitations of the CompactCompression SpecimenTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11713David Plechaty, Kevin Carpenter, John Parmigiani, OregonState University, Corvallis, OR, United States

11:18am – A Multiscale Nonlocal Fiber Kinking Model forCarbon-Fiber Composites Under Compression Based onthe Symmetric Eigendeformation-Based HomogenizationMethodTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12893Ido Meshi, Caglar Oskay, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN,United States

11:39am – Refined Cohesive Micromechanics for Multi-SiteProgressive Damage and Crack GrowthTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13779Ido Meshi, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN, United States,Rami Haj-Ali, Tel-Aviv University, Tel-Aviv, Israel

11-26 MODELING AND EXPERIMENTS INNANOMECHANICS AND NANOMATERIALS11-26-2 Nanomechanics ans Nanomaterials 2Convention Center, 260 10:15AM–12:00PM


Session Co-Organizers: Jeffrey Kysar, Columbia University,New York, NY, United States, Iwona Jasiuk, University of Illinoisat Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, United States

10:15am – Thermionic Emitter Lifetime LimitingMechanisms and Predicted DetectionTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12314Scott Price, GE ResearStates, Yozo Mikata, Fluor


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10:36am – Thermal-Induced Irreversible Straining ofUltrathin Boron Nitride NanosheetsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12277Wenyang Qu, Feilin Gou, State University of New York atBinghamton, Binghamton, NY, United States, Xiaoming Chen,Xi’an Jiaotong University, Xi’an, Shaanxi, China, ChanghongKe, State University of New York at Binghamton, Binghamton,NY, United States

10:57am – Nano Adhesive Contact Analysis for WavySurfaces With Van Der Waals ForceTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12315Hideo Koguchi, Niigata Institute of Technology, Nagaoka,Niigata, Japan

11:18am – Mechanical Behavior of Hydrogen-TerminatedAmorphous Silicon ParticlesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13138Taizhi Jiang, Raluca Gearba, University of Texas at Austin,Austin, TX, United States, Revanth Bodepudi, Schlumberger,Houston, TX, United States, Brian Korgel, Kenneth Liechti,University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX, United States

11:39am – Elastic Behavior of a Germanium NanowireNetworkTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13141Revanth Bodepudi, Schlumberger, Houston, TX, UnitedStates, William Sullivan, Brian Korgel, Benny Freeman,Kenneth Liechti, University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX,United States

11-36 MULTIFUNCTIONAL ANDMICRO/NANO-STRUCTURED MATERIALS:MODELING AND CHARACTERIZATION11-36-2 Multifunctional and Micro/Nano-StructuredMaterials: Modeling and Characterization (II)Convention Center, 258 10:15AM–12:00PM

Session Organizer: Xin-Lin Gao, Southern MethodistUniversity, Dallas, TX, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Vinu Unnikrishnan, West Texas A&MUniversity, Canyon, TX, United States

10:15am – Macro-Scale Geometric Voids to Alter StressWave Propagation in SolidsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10765C.S. Florio, U.S. Army Combat Capabilities DevelopmentCommand - Armaments Center, Picatinny Arsenal, NJ, UnitedStates

10:36am – Architected Hollow Sphere Foams forSimultaneously Tunable Noise and VibrationTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10443Yanyu Chen, University of Louisville, Louisville, KY, UnitedStates

10:57am – Ballistic Penetration Performance of aUnidirectional Woven Basalt Fiber Laminated Protective ArmorTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11162David Valliyappan Natarajan, Universiti Teknologi MARA,Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia, Zurina Ahmad, RozaimanAziz Mohd., Universiti Teknologi MARA, Permatang Pauh,Malaysia, Rafiq Nor Mohd., Syafiq Manaf, Raja Sundram,Corroserv (M) Sdn. Bhd., Kuantan, Pahang, Malaysia

11:18am – Modeling of Roma Plastilina # 1 Ballistic Clay inthe Column-Drop Test by Incorporating the Coupled StrainRate and Temperature EffectsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12458Ahmad Gad, Xin-Lin Gao, Southern Methodist University,Dallas, TX, United States

11:39am – Defect Induced Variabilities in ThermalConductivity of Nano StructuresTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11654Sushan Nakarmi, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL,United States, Vinu Unnikrishnan, West Texas A&M University,Canyon, TX, United States

11-37 INSTABILITIES IN SOLIDS ANDSTRUCTURES11-37-4 IiSS Session 4 Architected MaterialsInstabilitiesConvention Center, 355C 10:15AM–12:00PM

Session Organizer: Dai Okumura, Nagoya University, Nagoya,Japan

Session Co-Organizer: Nikolaos Bouklas, Cornell University,Ithaca, NY, United States

10:15am – Continuum Modeling of Crushing of Open-CellFoams Under Multiaxial CompressionTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12672Chenglin Yang, Stelios Kyriakides, University of Texas atAustin, Austin, TX, United States

10:36am – Microscopic and Macroscopic Instabilities inPolymeric FoamsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13258Shengzhi Luan, Stavros Gaitanaros, Johns HopkinsUniversity, Baltimore, MD, United States

10:57am – Asymptotic Analysis of Sponge Spicules’Sensitivity to Geometric Imperfection Regarding toBuckling InstabilityTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12909Wenqiang Fang, Michael Monn, Haneesh Kesari, BrownUniversity, Providence, RI, United States


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11:18am – Buckling Instabilities, Global and LocalResponse in Collagen Scaffolds Used for TissueEngineeringTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13649Byumsu Kim, Jill Middendorf, Nicole Diamantides, ItaiCohen, Nikolaos Bouklas, Lawrence J. Bonassar, CornellUniversity, Ithaca, NY, United States

11:39am – Tunable Bistable Behavior of a Clamped ElasticBeamTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13848Guangchao Wan, Zi Chen, Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH,United States, Yin Liu, Wuhan University, Wuhan, China, ZheXu, Congran Jin, Lin Dong, Xiaomin Han, John X.J. Zhang,Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH, United States

11-1 MECHANICS OF SOFTMATERIALS11-1-9 Aging and DamagingConvention Center, 250B 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Shaoting Lin, Massachusetts Institute ofTechnology, Cambridge, MA, United States

2:00pm – A Micro-Mechanical Approach to Model Thermal-Induced Aging of AdhesivesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11771Hamid Mohammadi, Roozbeh Dargazany, Michigan StateUniversity, East Lansing, MI, United States

2:21pm – A Variational Phase-Field Model for Fracture inSoft Elastic Materials With Surface StressTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13518Bin Li, Nikolaos Bouklas, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY,United States

2:42pm – Hydrolytic Aging in Rubber-Like Materials: A Micro-Mechanical Approach to ModelingTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11873Amir Bahrololoumi, Roozbeh Dargazany, Michigan StateUniversity, East Lansing, MI, United States

3:03pm – A Study of Thermal Aging of MS PolymerAdhesivesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13079Sharif Alazhary, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI,United States, O.N. Omid, Michigan State University, Madison,WI, United States

3:24pm – Modelling Damage Accumulation During CyclicLoading in Elastomeric Gels With InterpenetratingNetworksTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11931Vahid Morovati, Roozbeh Dargazany, Michigan StateUniversity, East Lansing, MI, United States

11-3 3D PRINTED SOFT MATERIALS11-3-1 3D Printing of Functional Materials andCompositesConvention Center, 250C 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Howon Lee, Rutgers, The State Universityof New Jersey, Piscataway, NJ, United States

Session Co-Organizers: Kai Yu, University of ColoradoDenver, Denver, CO, United States, Sung Hoon Kang, JohnsHopkins University, Baltimore, MD, United States, Qiming Wang, University of Southern California, Los Angeles,CA, United States

2:00pm – Mechanics of Robotic MatterTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12698Chiara Daraio, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena,CA, United States

2:42pm – Additive Manufacturing of Healable, Memorizable,and Transformable Lattice StructuresTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13280Kun Hao Yu, Qiming Wang, University of Southern California,Los Angeles, CA, United States

2:57pm – Recyclable 3D Printing of ThermosettingPhotopolymersTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12815Chaoqian Luo, Kai Yu, University of Colorado Denver, Denver,CO, United States

3:12pm – Multifunctional Additively ManufacturedStructuresTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13842George Youssef, Nha Uyen Huynh, Jordan Smilo, San DiegoState University, San Diego, CA, United States, AryanBlourchian, Raytheon, El Segundo, CA, United States

3:27pm – Conformal 3D Printing of a Soft Pressure SensorTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12969Faez Alkadi, Jazan University, Jazan, Saudi Arabia, Md. OmarFaruk Emon, Daryl Philip, University of Akron, Akron, OH,United States, Kyung-Chang Lee, Pukyong NationalUniversity, Busan, Korea (Republic), Jae-Won Choi, Universityof Akron, Akron, OH, United States

11-5 MECHANICS, MODELING, ANDMANUFACTURINGOF SOFT MATERIALSAND SOFT ROBOTS11-5-4 Mechanics, Modeling, and Manufacturing ofSoft Materials and Soft Robots – IVConvention Center, 250D 2:00PM–3:45PM

2:00pm – Using Emulsion-Gloves Integrated With Tiny-Sensor Array to Align Pulse Signal Data With Doctor’sIntuitive DiagnosisTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13222Xinxin Li, Shanghai Institute of MicrTechnology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shanghai, China


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2:21pm – Reconfigurable Biomimetic Soft RobotsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13351Bingzhe Xu, City University of Hongkong, Kowloon, HongKong, Zi Chen, Xiaomin Han, Dartmouth College, Hanover,NH, United States, Yuwei Hu, National University of Singapore,Singapore, Singapore, Yiming Luo, Hubei University ofTechnology, Wuhan, China, Chia-hung Chen, NationalUniversity of Singapore, Singapore, Singapore, Peng Shi, City University of Hongkong, Hongkong, Hong Kong

2:42pm – Modeling of Fiber-Reinforced Polymeric GelsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13368Nikola Bosnjak, New Jersey Institute of Technology, Newark,NJ, United States, Shuolun Wang, University of Notre Dame,Notre Dame, IN, United States, Daehoon Han, Howon Lee,Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, Piscataway, NJ,United States, Shawn Chester, New Jersey Institute ofTechnology, North Caldwell, NJ, United States

3:03pm – Fabrication and Characterization ofMultifunctional Sea-Urchin-Like MicromotorTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13655Yaozhong Zhang, Junghoon Yeom, Michigan StateUniversity, East Lansing, MI, United States

3:24pm – A Phase-Field Based Machine LearningFramework for Damage Prediction in Standard-to-SoftMaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13690Hadi Salehi, Eduardo A. Barros de Moraes, MohsenZayernouri, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI,United States

11-12 SYMPOSIUM ON MODELING OF THEFRACTURE, FAILURE AND FATIGUE INSOLIDS11-12-3 Multiscale Fracture and Fatigue Modeling inMaterialsConvention Center, 250E 2:00PM–3:45PM

2:00pm – Strain Rate Effects on InterfacialMicroarchitectural Mechanical Locking in ThermoplasticCompositesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13846Anmol Kothari, Hongseok Choi, Huijuan Zhao, Paul Joseph,Gang Li, Clemson University, Clemson, SC, United States

2:21pm – A Numerical Homogenization-Based Phase-FieldFracture Modeling for Linear Elastic HeterogeneousPorous MediaTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13488Bang He, Pania Newell, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT,United States

2:42pm – Computational Fracture Mechanics Modeling ofCreep-Fatigue Crack Growth in a Nickel-Base SuperalloyTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12987Joshua Pribe, Purdue University, Lafayette, IN, United States,Halsey Ostergaard, Jamie J. Kruzic, University of New South Wales, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, ThomasSiegmund, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, UnitedStates

3:03pm – Determination of Representative VolumeElements for Small Cracks Using Finite-Element ModelingCombined With Machine LearningTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13161Karen J. DeMille, Ashley D. Spear, University of Utah, SaltLake City, UT, United States

3:24pm – Multiscale Modeling of Twinning and DetwinningBehavior of HCP Polycrystals During Cyclic LoadingsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12700Mohammadreza Yaghoobi, Aeriel Murphy-Leonard, VeeraSundararaghavan, John Allison, University of Michigan, AnnArbor, MI, United States

11-26 MODELINGAND EXPERIMENTS INNANOMECHANICS ANDNANOMATERIALS11-26-3 Nanomechanics and Nanomaterials 3Convention Center, 260 2:00PM–3:45PM


Session Co-Organizers: Jeffrey Kysar, Columbia University,New York, NY, United States, Reaz Chaudhuri, University ofUtah, Salt Lake City, UT, United States, Hideo Koguchi, NiigataInstitute of Technology, Nagaoka, Niigata, Japan

2:00pm – Crack Path Instabilities in Mono-Crystalline BCCTransition MetalsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10320Reaz Chaudhuri, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, UnitedStates

2:21pm – Nanomechanical Characterization of BoronNitride Nanotube – Ceramic InterfacesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12278Chenglin Yi, Christopher Dmuchowski, Feilin Gou,Changhong Ke, State University of New York at Binghamton,Binghamton, NY, United States

2:42pm – In Situ Raman Micromechanical Measurements ofElectrospun Nanotube Polymer Nanocomposite FibersTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12318Ohood Q. Alsmairat, Feilin Gou, Changhong Ke, StateUniversity of New York at Binghamton, Binghamton, NY, UnitedStates


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3:03pm – Impact Resistance Comparisons of Cement-Based Composites Reinforced by Multi-Walled andSingle-Walled Carbon Nano-TubesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12039Robabeh Jazaei, Robabeh Jazaei, University of Wisconsin-Platteville, Platteville, WI, United States, Moses Karakouzian,Brendan O’Toole, Jaeyun Moon, University of Nevada, LasVegas, Las Vegas, NV, United States, Samad Gharehdaghi,University of West Florida, Pensacola, FL, United States

3:24pm – Reactive Molecular Dynamics Study on CrackPropagation in Amorphous Silica Under Both Dry and WetConditionsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13212Truong Vo, University of Utah, Utah, UT, United States, AngeloDamone, Technical University of Kaiserslautern,Kaiserslautern, Kaiserslautern, Germany, Pania Newell,University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, United States

11-37 INSTABILITIES IN SOLIDS ANDSTRUCTURES11-37-5 IiSS Session 5 Surface InstabilitiesConvention Center, 355C 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Kostas Danas, Ecole Polytechnique,Palaiseau, France

Session Co-Organizer: Dai Okumura, Nagoya University,Nagoya, Japan

2:00pm – Self-Folding and Assembly of Two-DimensionalMaterials by Solution EvaporationTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12861Qingchang Liu, Baoxing Xu, University of Virginia,Charlottesville, VA, United States

2:21pm – Creases in Soft Materials Are Localized Wrinkles,Not Distinct BifurcationsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12988Ryan S. Elliott, University of Minnesota, Saint Paul, MN,United States, Andrew Akerson, University of Minnesota,Minneapolis, MN, United States, Shrinidhi ShrikantPandurangi, Timothy J. Healey, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY,United States, Nicolas Triantafyllidis, Ecole Polytechnique,Palaiseau, France

2:42pm – Evolution of Surface Patterns From HexagonalDimples to a Labyrinth in a Stiff Gel Film Bonded on a SoftSubstrateTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13056Miyoshi Hiroaki, Dai Okumura, Nagoya University, Nagoya,Aichi, Japan

3:03pm – Surface Blistering of Soft Materials: The RateControl and The Skin PatternsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13339Tong Shen, Eduard Benet, Franck Vernerey, University ofColorado Boulder, Boulder, CO, United States

3:24pm – Extreme Mechanical Instabilities ThroughPeriodic Buckle-DelaminationTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13443Jie Yin, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC, UnitedStates, Qiuting Zhang, Temple University, Philadelphia, PA,United States

11-1 MECHANICS OF SOFT MATERIALS11-1-10 Soft Matter PhysicsConvention Center, 250B 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Ming Guo, Massachusetts Institute ofTechnology, Cambridge, MA, United States

4:00pm – Reversible Binding: A Solution to SelectiveTransport of Particles Inside Soft MaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13269Shankar Lalitha Sridhar, Kanghyeon Koo, Loren Hough,Franck Vernerey, University of Colorado Boulder, Boulder, CO,United States

4:21pm – Correlations Between Non-Affine Deformationand Topology in Polymer NetworksTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13344Robert Wagner, Tong Shen, Franck Vernerey, University ofColorado Boulder, Boulder, CO, United States

4:42pm – Active Mechanics of Fire-Ant Aggregations: A Statistical ApproachTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13345Robert Wagner, University of Colorado Boulder, Boulder, CO,United States

5:03pm – Self-assembly on Lipid Membranes as a FirstPassage Time ProblemTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12733Prashant Purohit, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA,United States

11-3 3D PRINTED SOFT MATERIALS11-3-2 3D/4D Printing of Structures andBiomaterialsConvention Center, 250C 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Kai Yu, University of Colorado Denver,Denver, CO, United States

Session Co-Organizers: Sung Hoon Kang, Johns HopkinsUniversity, Baltimore, MD, United States, Howon Lee, Rutgers,The State University of New Jersey, Piscataway, NJ, UnitedStates, Qiming Wang, University of Southern California, LosAngeles, CA, United States

4:00pm – Failure of Soft Fiber Composites With Spatially-Programmed OrientationTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12993Chengyang Mo, Yijie Jiang, Jordan R. Raney, University ofPennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, United States


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4:21pm – Near-Optimal 3D-Printed Random Porous-LikePolymer MaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12997Othmane Zerhouni, Gabriella Tarantino, Kostas Danas,Ecole Polytechnique, Palaiseau, France

4:42pm – Bioprinting Porous Viscoelastic HydrogelsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12562Guangyu Bao, Jianyu Li, Luc Mongeau, McGill University,Montreal, QC, Canada

5:03pm – 4D Printed Transformable Cell-Culture Insert for aStandard Well Plate for Rapid Target Validation and DrugEvaluationTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13435Chen Yang, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey,Piscataway, NJ, United States, Michelle Chadwick, HatemSabaawy, Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey, Rutgers,The State University of New Jersey, New Brunswick, NJ,United States, Howon Lee, Rutgers, The State University ofNew Jersey, Piscataway, NJ, United States

5:24pm – Self-Adaptive Cardiovascular Implants toAccommodate GrowthTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13394Ozan Erol, Emilio Bachtiar, Runhan Tao, Narutoshi Hibino,Lewis H. Romer, David Gracias, Sung Hoon Kang, JohnsHopkins University, Baltimore, MD, United States

11-5 MECHANICS, MODELING, ANDMANUFACTURINGOF SOFTMATERIALSAND SOFT ROBOTS11-5-5 Mechanics, Modeling, and Manufacturing ofSoft Materials and Soft Robots – VConvention Center, 250D 4:00PM–5:45PM

4:00pm – Understanding the Mechanics of Self-healingPolymers Through Coarse-Grained Molecular DynamicSimulationsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13259Zhiqiang Shen, University of Connecticut, Willington, CT,United States, Qiming Wang, University of Southern California,Los Angeles, CA, United States, Ying Li, University ofConnecticut, Storrs, CT, United States

4:21pm – A Ferrofluid-Driven Soft Caudal Fin With InfinitelyVariable Stiffness for Robotic FishPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13424Bin Qiu, Daoheng Sun, Shouju Yao, Kaihan Yao, Chao Wu,Zhou Zhou, Ruiqian Ye, Xiamen University, Xiamen, Fujian,China

4:42pm – Investigation of the Hydrolysis Aging ofThermoset Adhesives Within Salinated and DesalinatedSolutionsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13553Wanru Miao, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI,United States

5:03pm – A Bayesian Framework for Fractional Modeling ofAnomalous Materials: Application to Soft TissueTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13751Jorge Suzuki, Tyler Tuttle, Sara Roccabianca, MohsenZayernouri, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI,United States

11-12 SYMPOSIUM ON MODELING OF THEFRACTURE, FAILURE, AND FATIGUE INSOLIDS11-12-4 Modeling of Fatigue Crack and InterfaceBehaviorConvention Center, 250E 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Fatih Karpat, Uludag University, Bursa,Turkey

Session Co-Organizers: Yanfeng Shen, Shanghai Jiao TongUniversity, Shanghai, China, Huijuan Zhao, Clemson University,Clemson, SC, United States

4:00pm – Frictional Shakedown for Continuous CoupledContactTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12802Nils M. Cwiekala, David A. Hills, University of Oxford, Oxford,Oxfordshire, United Kingdom

4:21pm – The Mechanical Response of a Cantilever BeamWith an Embedded Crack With Non-Linear Crack SurfaceClosure EffectsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11018Xiaomin Fang, Ford Motor Company, Northville, MI, UnitedStates, Panos Charalambides, University of Maryland,Baltimore County, Baltimore, MD, United States

4:42pm – Numerical Investigation of Nonlinear Lamb WaveTime Reversing for Fatigue Crack DetectionTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10881Junzhen Wang, Yanfeng Shen, Shanghai Jiao Tong University,Shanghai, Shanghai, China

5:03pm – Effects of Drive Side Pressure Angle on GearFatigue Crack Propagation Life for Spur Gears WithSymmetric and Asymmetric TeethTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11510Fatih Karpat, Oguz Dogan, Tufan Yilmaz, Celalettin Yuce,Onur Can Kalay, Esin Karpat, Osman Kopmaz, Bursa UludagUniversity, Bursa, Turkey

5:24pm – High-Cycle Fatigue Behavior of Type 4340 SteelPressurized Blocks Including Mean Stress EffectTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10353Elie Badr, Joanne Ishak, Notre Dame University, Zouk Mikael,Lebanon


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11-26 MODELING AND EXPERIMENTS INNANOMECHANICS AND NANOMATERIALS11-26-4 Nanomechanics and Nanomaterials 4Convention Center, 260 4:00PM–5:45PM


Session Co-Organizers: Jeffrey Kysar, Columbia University,New York, NY, United States, Cemal Basaran, State Universityof New York at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY, United States, TarekRagab, Arkansas State University, State University, AR, UnitedStates

4:00pm – Impact of Doping Level on Dissipative CarrierTransport in GNR TFET DevicesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10244Cemal Basaran, Weixiang Zhang, State University of NewYork at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY, United States, Tarek Ragab,Arkansas State University, State University, AR, United States,Ji Zhang, State University of New York at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY,United States

4:21pm – Electrostatic Doping Based All GNR Tunnel FET:An Energy Efficient Design for Power ElectronicsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10245Cemal Basaran, Weixiang Zhang, State University of NewYork at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY, United States, Tarek Ragab,Arkansas State University, State University, AR, United States,Ji Zhang, State University of New York at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY,United States

4:42pm – Mechanical and Electrical Properties of GrapheneNano Mesh HeterojunctionsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10205Ji Zhang, Weixiang Zhang, State University of New York atBuffalo, Buffalo, NY, United States, Tarek Ragab, ArkansasState University, State University, AR, United States

5:03pm – Frictional Properties of Graphene Nano Flakes onDiamond SubstrateTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10207Ji Zhang, State University of New York at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY,United States, Ehsan Osloub, Fatima Siddiqui, StateUniversity of New York at Buffalo, Amherst, NY, United States,Weixiang Zhang, State University of New York at Buffalo,Buffalo, NY, United States, Tarek Ragab, Arkansas StateUniversity, State University, AR, United States

5:24pm – Electron-Induced Wind Forces in MetallicGraphene NanoribbonsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10208Ji Zhang, State University of New York at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY,United States, Tarek Ragab, Arkansas State University, StateUniversity, AR, United States, Cemal Basaran, State Universityof New York at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY, United States

11-34 PHASE-FIELD MODELING ANDSIMULATION IN MECHANICS11-34-1 Phase-Field Modeling and Simulation in MechanicsConvention Center, 355C 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Chad Landis, University of Texas atAustin, Austin, TX, United States

4:00pm – A High Order Reproducing Kernel CollocationScheme for the Phase-Field Fracture ModelTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11909Ashkan Mahdavi, Sheng-Wei Chi, University of Illinois atChicago, Chicago, IL, United States

4:21pm – A Multiphase Phase Field Model for MultivariantMartensitic Transformations at Large StrainsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12776Anup Basak, Valery Levitas, Iowa State University, Ames, IA,United States

4:42pm – A Scale-Independent Simulation of InteractionsBetween Multivariant Martensitic Microstructure andDiscrete Dislocation BandsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12781S.E. Esfahani, Valery I. Levitas, Iowa State University, Ames,IA, United States

5:03pm – Phase-Field Modeling of Fatigue Crack GrowthTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13450Yu-Sheng Lo, Chad Landis, University of Texas at Austin,Austin, TX, United States, Michael Borden, Coreform LLC,Orem, UT, United States

5:24pm – Thermodynamically Consistent Phase-FieldModel for Strain-Crystallizing Rubber-Like MaterialsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13520Bin Li, Nikolaos Bouklas, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY,United States


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12-3-1: Design and Fabrication, Analysis, Processes, and Technology for Microand Nano Devices and Systems

12-4-1: Computational Studies on MEMS and Nanostructures

12-5-1: Micro and Nano Systems in Medicine and Biology

12-6-1: Micro/Nano Materials and Devices

12-7-1: Applied Mechanics and Materials in Micro and Nano-Systems – 1

12-7-2: Applied Mechanics and Materials in Micro and Nanosystems – 2

12-7-3: Applied Mechanics and Materials in Micro and Nanosystems – 3

12-8-1: Microfluidics and Nanofluidics in Bioengineering Applications II

12-8-2: Micro/Nanoscale Electrokinetics

12-10-1: Inertial Navigation: MEMS/NEMS to Bio-Inspired


TRACK ORGANIZERSYingtao Liu, University of Oklahoma,United States

Weihua Su, University of Alabama,United States

TOPIC ORGANIZERSMuhammad Akbar, Tennessee StateUniversity, United States

Ibrahim Alhomoudi, King Abdulaziz Cityfor Science and Technology, SaudiaArabia

Jong Hyun Choi, Purdue University,United States

Junjun Ding, Alfred University, UnitedStates

Mauricio Guevara, U.S. Army CCDC -Armaments Center, United States

Gregory Hader, U.S. Army CCDC -Armaments Center, United States

Mohammad Hossan, University ofCentral Oklahoma, United States

Adam Huang, University of Arkansas,United States

Nazmul Islam, University of Texas RioGrande Valley, United States

Daniel Kaplan, U.S. Army RDECOM-ARDEC, United States

Namwon Kim, Texas State University,United States

Byungki Kim, Korea University ofTechnology and Education, Korea

Seok Kim, University of Illinois atUrbana-Champaign, United States

Zayd C. Leseman, Kansas StateUniversity, United States

Mohammed Mayeed, Kennesaw StateUniversity, United States

Ahsan Mian, Wright State University,United States

Jeong Tae Ok, Midwestern StateUniversity, United States

Jungkyu Park, Kennesaw StateUniversity, United States

Michael Schertzer, Rochester Institute ofTechnology, United States

Hongwei Sun, University ofMassachusetts Lowell, United States

Ioana Voiculescu, City College of NewYork, United States

Wei Xue, Rowan University, UnitedStates

Byoung Hee You, Texas State University,United States

SESSION ORGANIZERSMuhammad Akbar, Tennessee StateUniversity, United States

Ibrahim Alhomoudi, King Abdulaziz Cityfor Science and Technology, SaudiaArabia

Paul R. Chiarot, State University of NewYork at Binghamton, United States

Bruce Gale, University of Utah, UnitedStates

Gregory Hader, U.S. Army RDECOM-ARDEC, United States

Nazmul Islam, University of Texas RioGrande Valley, United States

Daniel Kaplan, U.S. Army RDECOM-ARDEC, United States

Namwon Kim, Texas State University,United States

Devanda Lek, Texas State University,United States

Zayd C. Leseman, Kansas StateUniversity, United States

Ahsan Mian, Wright State University,United States

Jungkyu Park, Kennesaw StateUniversity, United States

Ioana Voiculescu, City College of NewYork, United States

Wei Xue, Rowan University, UnitedStates

Byoung Hee You, Texas State University,United States


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12-2 PLENARY PRESENTATIONS INMEMS/NEMS ENGINEERING ANDPACKAGING12-2-1 Plenary Session IConvention Center, 255B 8:45AM–10:30AM

8:45am – Taking Microfluidics From Research Ideas to a Real ProductPlenary Presentation. IMECE2019-14008Bruce Gale, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, UnitedStates

12-2-2 Plenary Session II9:45AM–10:30AM

9:45am – Drag Reduction of Watercraft: MicrofluidicsApplied to Macroscale ObjectsPlenary Presentation. IMECE2019-14009Chang-jin Kim, University of California, Los Angeles, LosAngeles, CA, United States

12-7 APPLIED MECHANICS ANDMATERIALS INMICRO- ANDNANO-SYSTEMS12-7-1 Applied Mechanics and Materials in Microand Nano-Systems – 1Convention Center, 355C 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Zayd C. Leseman, Kansas StateUniversity, Manhattan, KS, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Ahsan Mian, Wright State University,Dayton, OH, United States

10:45am – A Dual Actuator Mixed-Mode Interaction TesterTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11749Tianhao Yang, Rui Huang, Kenneth Liechti, University ofTexas at Austin, Austin, TX, United States

11:06am – Stick-Slip Tuning in ElectromechanicalDrumhead Resonators From Two-Dimensional Material InterfacesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11867Sunphil Kim, Emil Annevelink, Edmund Han, Jaehyung Yu,Elif Ertekin, Pinshane Huang, Arend van der Zande,University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, UnitedStates

11:27am – Thermal Property Measurements of Si µ-Cantilever Beams Using the SuspendedThermoreflectance TechniqueTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11690Dipta Sarkar, Samuel Oxandale, Tyler Hieber, Kansas StateUniversity, Manhattan, KS, United States, M.G. Baboly,University of Jamestown, Jamestown, ND, United States, Zayd C. Leseman, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS,United States

11:48pm – Opportunities for Radiation Pressure inCharacterization of Micro-/Nano-MaterialsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11466Zayd C. Leseman, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS,United States

12:09pm – Sensitivity Calibration of Bi-Material Micro-Cantilever Based Actuator With Nonlinear MaterialProperties: Theoretical InvestigationTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13637Mahabubur Rahman, Huijuan Zhao, Clemson University,Clemson, SC, United States

12-3 DESIGNAND FABRICATION,ANALYSIS, PROCESSES, AND TECHNOLOGYFORMICROANDNANODEVICES ANDSYSTEMS12-3-1 Design and Fabrication, Analysis, Processes,and Technology for Micro and Nano Devices andSystemsConvention Center, 355F 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Namwon Kim, Texas State University, SanMarcos, TX, United States

Session Co-Organizers: Byoung Hee You, Texas StateUniversity, San Marcos, TX, United States, Adam Huang,University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR, United States

2:00pm – Non-Invasive Tracking of Micro-Scale MicrorobotUsing Photoacoustic ImagingTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10629Yan Yan, Wayne State University, Detroit, MI, United States,Zachary Carey, Lawrence Technological University, Southfield,MI, United States, Mohammad Mehrmohammadi, WayneState University, Detroit, MI, United States, Wuming Jing,Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, MI, UnitedStates

2:21pm – Measurement of the Residual Stress Distributionin the 3D-Stacked Electronic Modules by Embedded StrainSensorsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11106Ryota Mizuno, Genta Nakauchi, Ken Suzuki, Hideo Miura,Tohoku University, Sendai, Miyagi, Japan

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2:42pm – Packaging Challenges of Thin High BandwidthPOPTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11181Fletcher (Cheng-Piao) Tung, Yu-Po Wang, Jensen (Ying-Chou) Tsai, Joe (Chih-Nan) Lin, Gary (Yue-Long) Fan,Siliconware Precision Industries Co., Ltd., Taichung, Taiwan

3:03pm – Design and Fabrication of a Multi-Scale FluidicMotherboard for a Universal Molecular Processing System(uMPS)Technical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11921Daniel Park, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA,United States, Xiaoxiao Zhao, Yijie Kang, Louisiana StateUniversity, Baton Rouge, LA, United States, M. Witek, K. Dathathreya, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS, UnitedStates, Byoung Hee You, Texas State University, San Marcos,TX, United States, Steven Soper, University of Kansas,Lawrence, KS, United States, Michael Murphy, LouisianaState University, Baton Rouge, LA, United States

3:24pm – Tolerance Allocation of Kinematically CoupledPolymer Microfluidic ModulesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12791Joseph Miller, Devanda Lek, Texas State University, SanMarcos, TX, United States, Du Hwan Chun, Haejoong Na,Yeungnam University, Gyeongsan, Korea (Republic), Moo YeonLee, Dong-A University, Busan, Korea (Republic), NamwonKim, In-Hyouk Song, Byoung Hee You, Texas StateUniversity, San Marcos, TX, United States

12-8 MICROFLUIDICS 2019:MICROFLUIDICS IN MICRO- ANDNANOSYSTEMS12-8-1 Microfluidics and Nanofluidics inBioengineering Applications IIConvention Center, 355F 4:00PM–5:45PM


Session Co-Organizer: Bruce Gale, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, United States

4:00pm – Study of Angle-of-Attack (AoA) for Airfoil inDeterministic Lateral Displacement (DLD)Technical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11708Kawkab Ahasan, Jong-Hoon Kim, Washington StateUniversity Vancouver, Vancouver, WA, United States

4:21pm – From Architecture Control of Photo-Cross-LinkedPoly(Ethylene Glycol) Diacrylate to Navigation of NeuralStem Cells on the Microfibrous ScaffoldsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12904Farrokh Sharifi, Reza Montazami, Nicole Hashemi, Iowa State University, Ames, IA, United States

4:42pm – Flow Induced Structures and Instabilities ofViscoelastic Wormlike Micellar SolutionsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12990Emad Jafari Nodoushan, Texas State University, San Marcos,TX, United States, Taeil Yi, Kyungnam University, Changwon,Gyeongsangnam-do, Korea (Republic), Young Ju Lee,Namwon Kim, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, UnitedStates

5:03pm – Self-Alignment Induced Sperm Separation inInertial Focusing DeviceTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13884Haidong Feng, Alex Jafek, Timothy Jenkins, KennethAston, Bruce Gale, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT,United States

5:24pm – Microfluidic Sperm Preparation for IntrauterineInseminationTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13401Alex Jafek, Haidong Feng, Hayden Brady, MarziehChaharlang, Kevin Petersen, Dallin Broberg, Jim Hotaling,Douglas Carrell, Raheel Samuel, Kenneth Aston, BruceGale, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, United States

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12-1 GENERAL TOPICS OF MEMS/NEMS12-1-1 MENS/NEMS: Manufacturing andApplicationsConvention Center, 355E 8:15AM–10:00AM

Session Organizer: Ioana Voiculescu, City College of NewYork, New York, NY, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Nazmul Islam, University of Texas RioGrande Valley, Edinburg, TX, United States

8:15am – Additively Manufactured Embedded ElectronicsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10962Aamir Hamad, Wright State University, Fairborn, OH, UnitedStates, Ahsan Mian, Wright State University, Dayton, OH,United States

8:36am – Direct Inkjet Printing of Nanosilver Ink on Flexibleand Rigid SubstratesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11686Aamir Hamad, Wright State University, Fairborn, OH, UnitedStates, Ahsan Mian, Wright State University, Dayton, OH,United States

8:57am – Strain and Photovoltaic Sensitivities of Dumbbell-Shape GNR-Base SensorsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11076Jowesh Goundar, Takuya Kudo, Qinqiang Zhang, KenSuzuki, Hideo Miura, Tohoku University, Sendai, Miyagi,Japan

9:18am – Flexible Valveless Pump for Bio ApplicationsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12270Masoud Naghdi, University of Mississippi, University, MS,United States, Farhad Farzbod, University of Mississippi,Sunnyvale, CA, United States, Paul Goggans, University ofMississippi, University, MS, United States

12-5 APPLICATIONS OF MICRO AND NANOSYSTEMS IN MEDICINE AND BIOLOGY12-5-1 Micro and Nano Systems in Medicine andBiologyConvention Center, 251B 8:15AM–10:00AM


Session Co-Organizer: Ioana Voiculescu, City College of NewYork, New York, NY, United States

8:15am – Microfluidic Temperature Behavior in a Multi-Material 3D Printed ChipTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11470Derek Sanchez, Greg Nordin, Troy Munro, Brigham YoungUniversity, Provo, UT, United States

8:36am – Fabrication, Modeling, and Testing of aMiniaturized Fast Neutron DetectorTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11534Samuel Oxandale, Luke Stegeman, Tyler Hieber, DiptaSarkar, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS, United States,Steven L. Bellinger, Radiation Detection Technologies,Manhattan, KS, United States, Amir Bahadori, Zayd C.Leseman, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS, UnitedStates

8:57am – Study of Low-Frequency Narrow BandwidthSurface Acoustic Wave Sensor for Liquid ApplicationsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11618Kun-Lin Lee, Ioana Voiculescu, City College of New York,New York, NY, United States

9:18am – Placenta-on-a-Chip: A Microfluidic Platform to Study Caffeine TransportTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12901Rajeendra L. Pemathilaka, Nicole Hashemi, Iowa StateUniversity, Ames, IA, United States

9:39am – Optimization of Porous, 3D Vertically AlignedCarbon Nanotube Electrodes for ElectrochemicalBiosensingTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13188Benjamin J. Brownlee, Brigham Young University, Provo, UT,United States, Jonathan Claussen, Iowa State University,Ames, IA, United States, Brian D. Iverson, Brigham YoungUniversity, Provo, UT, United States

12-6 MICROAND NANO DEVICES12-6-1 Micro/Nano Materials and DevicesConvention Center, 251C 8:15AM–10:00AM

Session Organizer: Wei Xue, Rowan University, Glassboro,NJ, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Devanda Lek, Texas State University,San Marcos, TX, United States

8:15am – Manipulating DNA Translocation throughPolymer-Based Entropic Trap Arrays With Different SurfaceCharge DensitiesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12058Junseo Choi, Zheng Jia, Louisiana State University, BatonRouge, LA, United States, Steven Soper, University of Kansas,Lawrence, KS, United States, Sunggook Park, Louisiana StateUniversity, Baton Rouge, LA, United States

8:36am – Design of Low Power Microshutter ArraysPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12529Li Jiang, Naga S. Korivi, Tuskegee University, Tuskegee, AL,United States, Jason Clark, Auburn University, Auburn, AL,United States

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8:57am – Design of Surface-Enhanced RamanSpectroscopy (SERS) Based on Transformation Optics forProbe SensingTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12531Mohammadrahim Kazemzadeh, Weiliang Xu, NeilBroderick, Kamran Zargar, University of Auckland, Auckland,New Zealand

9:18am – An Integrated Nanofluidic System for BloodSample Ion Current Rectification (ICR) BiosensingTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13047Haidong Feng, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, UnitedStates, Eric Ervin, Sean German, Jack Wisniewski, MikeKrupta, Electronic Biosciences, Inc., Salt Lake City, UT, UnitedStates, Bruce Gale, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT,United States

12-4 COMPUTATIONAL STUDIES ON MEMSAND NANOSTRUCTURES12-4-1 Computational Studies on MEMS andNanostructuresConvention Center, 355E 10:15AM–12:00PM

Session Organizer: Daniel Kaplan, U.S. Army RDECOM-ARDEC, Picatinny Arsenal, NJ, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Gregory Hader, U.S. Army RDECOM-ARDEC, New Jersey, NJ, United States, Muhammad Akbar,Tennessee State University, Nashville, TN, United States,Jungkyu Park, Kennesaw State University, Marietta, GA, UnitedStates, Ibrahim Alhomoudi, King Abdulaziz City for Scienceand Tech, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

10:15am – First-Principle Calculations of the BindingEnergy of the Coating Components of New GenerationDental ImplantsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10059Alla V. Balueva, University of North Georgia, Gainesville, GA,United States, Ilia Dashevskiy, Ishlinsky Institute for Problemsin Mechanics RAS, Moscow, Russia, Patricia Todebush,Chasen Campbell, Eduardo Valdez, University of NorthGeorgia, Gainesville, GA, United States

10:36am – First Principle Analysis of the Effect of Strain onElectronic Transport Properties of Dumbbell-ShapeGraphene NanoribbonsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11107Takuya Kudo, Qinqiang Zhang, Ken Suzuki, Hideo Miura,Tohoku University, Sendai, Miyagi, Japan

10:57am – Optimization of a Manifold Microchannel HeatSink Using an Improved Version of the Augmented EpsilonConstraint MethodTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11496Lagouge Tartibu, Modestus Okechukwu Okwu, University ofJohannesburg, Johannesburg, South Africa

11:18am – A Novel Direct-Write UV-Photolithography UsingOne-Dimensional Optical Birefringence in Electro-spunMicrofiberTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13115JongHyun (Joe) Kim, Dongwoon Shin, Abiral Regmi,Jiyoung Chang, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, UnitedStates

12-8 MICROFLUIDICS 2019:MICROFLUIDICS IN MICRO- ANDNANOSYSTEMS12-8-2 Micro/Nanoscale ElectrokineticsConvention Center, 251C 10:15AM–12:00PM


Session Co-Organizer: Paul R. Chiarot, State University ofNew York at Binghamton, Binghamton, NY, United States

10:15am – Scaling Behavior in Electrohydrodynamic Jettingof Polymeric SolutionsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10426Abhishek Kumar Singh, Kaushlendra Dubey, Rajiv KumarSrivastava, Supreet Singh Bahga, Indian Institute ofTechnology, New Delhi, New Delhi, India

10:36am – Analysis of Combined Electroosmotic andPressure Driven Flow of Multilayer Immiscible Fluids in aNarrow CapillaryTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10466Juan P. Escandon, David A. Torres, Instituto PolitécnicoNacional, SEPI-ESIME Unidad Azcapotzalco, Mexico, Mexico

10:57am – DC-Biased AC Electrokinetics Effect on V-Shaped Electrode Patterns for Microfluidics ApplicationsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11734Mohammad Salman Parvez, Mohammad Fazlay Rubby,Samir M. Iqbal, Nazmul Islam, University of Texas Rio GrandeValley, Edinburg, TX, United States

11:18am – Microfluidic-Based Fabrication andDielectrophoretic Manipulation of MicrocapsulesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11903Sepehr Maktabi, Jeffrey W. Schertzer, Paul R. Chiarot, StateUniversity of New York at Binghamton, Binghamton, NY, UnitedStates


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12-10 INERTIAL NAVIGATION:MEMS/NEMS TO BIO-INSPIRED12-10-1 Inertial Navigation: MEMS/NEMS to Bio-InspiredConvention Center, 251B 10:15AM–12:00PM

Session Organizer: Gregory Hader, U.S. Army RDECOM-ARDEC, Picatinny Arsenal, NJ, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Daniel Kaplan, U.S. Army RDECOM-ARDEC, Picatinny Arsenal, NJ, United States

10:15am – A Brief History of Honeywell’s Gun-Hard InertialMeasurement UnitsInvited Presentation. IMECE2019-13106Dan Endean, Honeywell International, Plymouth, MN, UnitedStates, Todd Braman, Honeywell International, Minneapolis,MN, United States, Andrew Brown, Honeywell International,Plymouth, MN, United States, Jim Broderick, HoneywellInternational, Minneapolis, MN, United States, Kevin Christ,Patrick Duffy, Honeywell International, Plymouth, MN, UnitedStates

10:57am – Soft Catch Gun System as a Versatile Tool forHigh-G Gun Launch Testing of IMUs and GuidanceElectronicsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13446Grzegorz Hader, Robert Marchak, U.S. ARMY CCDC -Armaments Center, Picatinny Arsenal, NJ, United States

11:18am – Bio-Inspired Guidance, Navigation, and Control:Nature Knows BestTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13608Grzegorz Hader, U.S. ARMY CCDC – Armaments Center,Picatinny Arsenal, NJ, United States, Jessica Carvalho,Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, Piscataway, NJ,United States

11:39am – Review of Tactical and Navigation Grade IMUsfor Gun Launched Precision Guided MunitionsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13616Grzegorz Hader, Christopher Stout, Mauricio Guevara,Augustus Henninger, U.S. Army CCDC – Armaments Center,Picatinny Arsenal, NJ, United States

12-7 APPLIED MECHANICS ANDMATERIALS IN MICRO- AND NANO-SYSTEMS12-7-2 Applied Mechanics and Materials in Microand Nanosystems – 2Convention Center, 251B 2:00PM–3:45PM



2:00pm – Performance Variation of Nano-Scaled Devices in3D-IC Packaging Architecture Induced by TSV ResidualStressTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10450Chang-Chun Lee, Pei-Chen Huang, Chi-Wei Wang, NationalTsing Hua University, Hsinchu, Taiwan

2:21pm – Electromigration Analysis of Power Modules byElectrical-Thermal-Mechanical Coupled ModelTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10558Mitsuaki Kato, Takahiro Omori, Akihiro Goryu, TomoyaFumikura, Kenji Hirohata, Toshiba Corporation, Kawasaki,Kanagawa, Japan

2:42pm – Angle Dependent Bending Stiffness of Few-LayerGrapheneTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11830Jaehyung Yu, Edmund Han, Emil Annevelink, Elif Ertekin,Pinshane Huang, Arend van der Zande, University of Illinoisat Urbana Champaign, Urbana, IL, United States

3:03pm – Suspended Graphene NH3 Sensors Using Direct-Write Functional FibersPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13353Abiral Regmi, Jiyoung Chang, JongHyun (Joe) Kim,Dongwoon Shin, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, UnitedStates

3:24pm – Quality Enhancement of Low Temperature MetalOrganic Chemical Vapor Deposited MoS2: An Experimentaland Computational InvestigationTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11491Zahabul Islam, Joshua Robinson, Pennsylvania StateUniversity, State College, PA, United States, Md Haque,Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA, UnitedStates


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12-7 APPLIED MECHANICS ANDMATERIALS IN MICRO- AND NANO-SYSTEMS12-7-3 Applied Mechanics and Materials in Microand Nanosystems – 3Convention Center, 251B 4:00PM–5:45PM



4:00pm – Size and Spatial Density Attributes of MaterialFlaw Populations in Polysilicon MEMS StructuresTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12790Robert Cook, National Institute of Standards and Technology,Gaithersburg, MD, United States, Frank DelRio, NationalInstitute of Standards and Technology, Boulder, CO, UnitedStates, Brad Boyce, Sandia National Laboratories,Albuquerque, NM, United States

4:21pm – Validation of an Atomistic Field Theory forContact Electrification Using a MEMS Load CellTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11349Tyler Hieber, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS, UnitedStates, Mohamad I. Cheikh, James Chen, State University of New York at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY, United States, Zayd C. Leseman, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS, United States

4:42pm – Insights Into the Mechanical Properties of Bi-Layer Germanene Coupled by Covalent BondingTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12129Mohammad Motalab, Mahmuda R. Arshee, Saqeeb Adnan,Pritom Bose, Ratul Paul, Bangladesh University ofEngineering and Technology, Dhaka, Bangladesh

5:03pm – Understanding Interface DominatedMicrostructures in Metal-Metal (Mg/Nb) Composites forUltra-High Strength and FormabilityTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13481Anugraha Thyagatur Kidigannappa, University of Nevada,Reno, Reno, NV, United States


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13-1-1: Reliability Methods

13-4-1: Reliability and Risk in Energy Systems

13-5-1: Reliability and Risk in Manufacture Systems

13-6-1: Prognostic and Health Management – I

13-6-2: Prognostic and Health Management – II

13-8-1: General Topics on Risk, Safety and Reliability

13-9-1: Safety in Transportation, Agriculture, and Off-Road Vehicles

13-10-1: Crashworthiness, Occupant Protection, and Biomechanics – I

13-10-2: Crashworthiness, occupant Protection, and Biomechanics – II



TRACK ORGANIZERSMihai Diaconeasa, The B. John Garrick

Institute for the Risk Sciences, UnitedStates

Mohammad Pourgol-Mohamad, JohnsonControls Inc., United States

John Wiechel, SEA Ltd., United StatesDngji Zhou, Shanghai Jiao Tong

University, China

TOPIC ORGANIZERSMohamed Ridha Baccouche, Ford Motor

Company, United StatesSaeed Barbat, Ford Motor Company,

United StatesZhiyi Chen, University of Michigan,

United StatesJennifer Cooper, Boeing, United States

Mihai Diaconeasa, The B. John GarrickInstitute for the Risk Sciences, UnitedStates

Xiaobin Le, Wentworth Institute ofTechnology, United States

Chimba Mkandawire, Exponent Inc.,United States

Mohammad Pourgol-Mohammad,JCI/Sahand University of Technology,United States

Arun Veeramany, Pacific NorthwestNational Laboratory, United States

John Wiechel, SEA Ltd., United StatesJianhua Yang, China University of Mining

and Technology, ChinaDengji Zhou, Shanghai Jiao Tong

University, ChinaBin Zhou, FM State Global, United

States

SESSION ORGANIZERSMohamed Ridha Baccouche, Ford Motor

Company, United StatesJeremy Gernand, Penn State University,

United StatesXiaobin Le, Wentworth Institute of

Technology, United StatesMohammad Pourgol-Mohammad,

JCI/Sahand University of Technology,United States

Lingyu Sun, Heihang University, ChinaArun Veeramany, Pacific Northwest

National Laboratory, United StatesJohn Wiechel, SEA Ltd., United States


TRACK 13 SAFETY ENGINEERING, RISK, ANDRELIABILITY ANALYSISWEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13

13-12 PLENARY SESSION13-12-1 Plenary SessionConvention Center, 255C 9:45AM–10:30AM

9:45am – System Resilience: Definitions, Quantification,and Associated EconomicsPlenary Presentation. IMECE2019-14010Bilal Ayyub, University of Maryland, College Park, MD, UnitedStates

13-6 PROGNOSTIC AND HEALTHMANAGEMENT13-6-1 Prognostic and Health Management – IConvention Center, 355D 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Xiaobin Le, Wentworth Institute ofTechnology, Boston, MA, United States

10:45am – Research on the Diagnosis Method ofReciprocating Compressor Valve Leakage Fault WithVibration SignalTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10700Zetian Zhang, Chenggang Hou, Xueying Li, ZhaoningZhang, Xi’an Jiaotong University, Xi’an, Shaanxi, China

11:06am – A Computer Vision Based Automated PolarityTesting System of Rocket Motor NozzleTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11130Guan Wang, Hang Yi, China Academy of Launch VehicleTechnology, Beijing, China, Dengji Zhou, Shanghai Jiao TongUniversity, Shanghai, Shanghai

11:27am – Telemetry Data Prediction of Launch VehicleAttitude Control Engine Using LSTMTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11193Hang Yi, Guan Wang, Hui Geng, Hao Xu, China Academy ofLaunch Vehicle Technology, Beijing, China, Wei Wang, BeijingInstitute of Astronautical Systems Engineering, Beijing, China,Dengji Zhou, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai,Shanghai

11:48am – Distributed Training for Data Driven Models inPower Machinery Online MonitoringTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11282Hang Wu, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, China,Wei Wang, Beijing Institute of Astronautical SystemsEngineering, Beijing, China, Dengji Zhou, Shixi Ma, HuishengZhang, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, China

13-6 PROGNOSTIC AND HEALTHMANAGEMENT13-6-2 Prognostic and Health Management – IIConvention Center, 355D 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: John Wiechel, SEA Limited, Worthington,OH, United States

2:00pm – A Dynamic Pipeline Network Health AssessmentSoftware Platform for Optimal Risk-Based Prioritization ofInspection, Structural Health Monitoring, and ProactiveManagementTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11806Wadie Chalgham, Mihai Diaconeasa, Keo-Yuan Wu, AliMosleh, University of California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles,CA, United States

2:21pm – A Smart Pipeline Monitoring and EmergencyResponse System Using Web ServicesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11825Wadie Chalgham, Mihai Diaconeasa, University of California,Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, United States, Khalid Elgazzar,Abdennour Seibi, University of Louisiana at Lafayette,Lafayette, LA, United States

2:42pm – Damage Classification of Composites UsingMachine LearningTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11851Shweta Dabetwar, Stephen Ekwaro-Osire, Joao Dias, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX, United States

3:03pm – A Numerical and Experimental Study Supportinga Methodology for Live Monitoring, Leak Detection, andAutomatic Response in Water PipelinesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11861Wadie Chalgham, Mihai Diaconeasa, University of California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, United States, Raju Gottumukkala, Abdennour Seibi, University of Louisianaat Lafayette, Lafayette, LA, United States

13-1 RELIABILITY METHODS13-1-1 Reliability MethodsConvention Center, 355D 4:00PM–5:45PM


Session Co-Organizer: Mohammad Pourgol-Mohamad,Johnson Controls Inc., York, PA, United States

4:00pm – A Probabilistic Fatigue Damage Model forDescribing the Entire Set of Fatigue Test Data of the SameMaterialTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10224Xiaobin Le, Wentworth Institute of Technology, Boston, MA,United States

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4:21pm – Developing an Efficient Approach for UnmannedAerial Vehicle Reliability AnalysisTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10342Ahmad Khayyati, Sahand University of Technology, Tabriz,Azerbaijan, Mohammad Pourgol-Mohamad, JohnsonControls Inc., York, PA, United States

4:42pm – Failure Modes/Mechanisms of Generator AxialFan Blades: A Fracture and Integrity AnalysisTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11241Humberto Gomez, Universidad del Norte, Barranquilla,Atlantico, Colombia

5:03pm – Model-Based Resilience Assessment Frameworkfor Autonomous SystemsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12288Mihai Diaconeasa, University of California, Los Angeles, LosAngeles, CA, United States, Andrey Morozov, TechnischeUniversität Dresden, Dresden, Germany, Ann Tai, ATanalytics,Santa Monica, CA, United States, Ali Mosleh, University ofCalifornia, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, United States

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13-10 CRASHWORTHINESS, OCCUPANTPROTECTION, AND BIOMECHANICS13-10-1 Crashworthiness, Occupant Protection, andBiomechanics – IConvention Center, 355D 8:15AM–10:00AM

Session Organizer: Lingyu Sun, Beihang University, Beijing,China

Session Co-Organizer: Mohamed Ridha Baccouche, Ford,Ann Arbor, MI, United States

8:15am – Review of Design Techniques of Armored Vehiclesfor Protection Against Blast From Improvised ExplosiveDevicesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10227Hisham Kamel, Military Technical College, Cairo, Egypt

8:36am – Strain Rate Enhanced Fluid-Solid Interaction inLiquid Nanofoam-Filled TubesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-10240Mingzhe Li, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI,United States, Saeed Barbat, Ford Motor Company, Dearborn,MI, United States, Mohamed Ridha Baccouche, Ford, AnnArbor, MI, United States, Jamel Belwafa, Ford MotorCompany, Dearborn, MI, United States, Weiyi Lu, MichiganState University, East Lansing, MI, United States

8:57am – Comparison of Dummy and Human Body Modelsin Automotive Side Impact Collisions According to theRegulatory StandardsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10680D.V. Suresh Koppisetty, Sai Srinivas Akhil Hawaldar, HamidLankarani, Wichita State University, Wichita, KS, United States

9:18am – Insight Into the Design of Blast-Mitigating FloorMats Using Design of ExperimentsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10598Hisham Kamel, Military Technical College, Cairo, Egypt

13-10 CRASHWORTHINESS, OCCUPANTPROTECTION, AND BIOMECHANICS13-10-2 Crashworthiness, Occupant Protection, andBiomechanics – IIConvention Center, 355D 10:15AM–12:00PM

10:15am – Structural Design and Performance Analysis of aDeployable Vehicle Shelter With Hybrid FRP Compositesand AluminumTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10703Jinxi Wang, Lingyu Sun, Lijun Li, Jianyu Duan, BeihangUniversity, Beijing, China

10:36am – Design, Analysis, and Test of Multi-StageCrashworthiness Energy Absorbing Device for RailwayVehiclesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12310Haifeng Hong, CRRC MA Corporation, Quincy, MA, UnitedStates, Hongtao Liu, CRRC Changchun Railway Vehicles Co.,Ltd., Changchun, Jilin, China, Ziwen Fang, CRRC MACorporation, Quincy, MA, United States, Kefei Wang, CRRCChangchun Railway Vehicles Co., Ltd., Changchun, Jilin,China, Jianran Wang, CRRC MA Corporation, Quincy, MA,United States, Qi Luo, CRRC Changchun Railway VehiclesCo., Ltd., Changchun, Jilin, China

10:57am – Deformation and Energy Absorption of SteelSquare Tubes With Optimized Shape DesignTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12446Xiaofang Liu, CRRC MA Corporation, Quincy, MA, UnitedStates, Yanwen Liu, CRRC Changchun Railway Vehicles Co.,Ltd., Chang-chun, China, Ziwen Fang, Haifeng Hong, JianranWang, CRRC MA Corporation, Quincy, MA, United States,Peng Lu, CRRC Changchun Railway Vehicles Co., Ltd.,Changchun, China, Ruixian Xiu, Changchun Normal University,Changchun, China

11:18am – Sensitivity Analysis of Factors Effecting Head Injury Criteria Evaluation Using Computational Simulations With a Free Motion Headform ModelTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13685Sai Srinivas Akhil Hawaldar, D.V.Suresh Koppisetty, HamidLankarani, Wichita State University, Wichita, KS, United States

13-4 RELIABILITY AND RISK IN ENERGYSYSTEMS13-4-1 Reliability and risk in energy systemsConvention Center, 355D 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Mohammad Pourgol-Mohamad, JohnsonControls Inc., York, PA, United States

Session Co-Organizer: John Wiechel, SEA Limited,Worthington, OH, United States

2:00pm – Investigation on the Condition Evaluation MethodBased on NSET Model of the Propulsion System in LargeScale ShipTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11161Jinxin Zhao, Jian Zhou, Peng Shang, Yinxun Zhang, Xi’anJiao Tong University, Xi’an, Shannxi, China

2:21pm – An Analysis of the Trends in US Offshore Oil andGas Safety and Environmental PerformanceTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11857Jeremy Gernand, Penn State University, State College, PA,United States

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2:42pm – Probabilistic Design and UncertaintyQuantification of the Structure of a Monopile Offshore WindTurbineTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11862Abraham Nispel, Stephen Ekwaro-Osire, Joao Dias, TexasTech University, Lubbock, TX, United States, Americo CunhaJr., Rio de Janeiro State University, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

3:03pm – Uncertainty Quantification of Wind Turbine WakesUnder Random Wind ConditionsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11872Tassia Pereira, Stephen Ekwaro-Osire, Texas TechUniversity, Lubbock, TX, United States, Joao Dias, Nicholas J. Ward, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX, United States, Americo Cunha Jr., Rio de Janeiro StateUniversity, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

13-8 GENERAL TOPICS ON RISK, SAFETY,AND RELIABILITY13-8-1 General topics on Risk, Safety, and ReliabilityConvention Center, 250F 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Arun Veeramany, Pacific NorthwestNational Laboratory, Richland, WA, United States

2:00pm – Automotive Laminated Side Glazing RolloverPerformance When Subjected to Roadway Abrasion andOccupant LoadingTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10238Donald Phillips, National Forensic Engineers, Arlington, TN,United States, Stephen Batzer, Batzer Engineering, Fife Lake,MI, United States

2:21pm – Six-Sigma Challenges in Services With Human-Based Data: An Investigative Case Study forClients’ Satisfaction in Gas CompanyTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10344Mohammad Pourgol-Mohamad, Johnson Controls Inc., York,PA, United States

2:42pm – Risk Assessment of Escalator SidewallEntrapment Between the Years 1990 and 2017Technical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11432Thomas Bress, Exponent, Bowie, MD, United States, Eugenia Kennedy, Exponent Failure Analysis, Natick, MA,United States, Marianne Sullivan, Exponent, Philadelphia, PA,United States, Mark Guttag, Exponent, Inc., Natick, MA,United States

3:03pm – Assessment of Elevator Risk and CodeRequirements to Address These HazardsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11451Thomas Bress, Exponent, Bowie, MD, United States, Eugenia Kennedy, Exponent Failure Analysis, Natick, MA,United States, Marianne Sullivan, Exponent, Philadelphia, PA,United States, Mark Guttag, Exponent, Inc., Natick, MA,United States

13-5 RELIABILITY AND RISK INMANUFACTURE SYSTEMS13-5-1 Reliability and Risk in Manufacture SystemsConvention Center, 355D 4:00PM–5:45PM


4:00pm – Explosion Testing of Relief Valves forUnderground Refuge AlternativesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10592John Homer, Ashley Whitson, CDC NIOSH, Pittsburgh, PA,United States, Bruce Whisner, Jeffrey Yonkey, NIOSH-Pittsburgh Mining Research Division, Pittsburgh, PA, UnitedStates, David Yantek, CDC NIOSH, Pittsburgh, PA, UnitedStates

4:21pm – Effect of Particle Breakage on Explosibility ofCoal/Rock Dust Mixtures due to Dispersion in 20-LChambersTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10640Naseem Rayyan, Inoka E. Perera, NIOSH/CDC, Pittsburgh,PA, United States

4:42pm – Failure Mechanism of Diamond Saw BladeSawing ConcreteTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10803Shanshan Hu, Liang He, Yingning Hu, Guangxi University,Nanning, Guangxi, China, Chengyong Wang, GuangdongUniversity of Technology, Guangzhou, Guangdong, China,Hongqun Tang, Guangxi University, Nanning, Guangxi, China

5:03pm – Carpal Tunnel Injury in Automobile CollisionsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12285John Wiechel, SEA Ltd., Worthington, OH, United States,Douglas Morr, SEA, Ltd., Columbus, OH, United States, Tara Amenson, SEA, Ltd., Columbus, OH, United States,Brian Boggess, SEA Ltd., Charlotte, NC, United States

5:24pm – For How Long Should Effective Burn-In Testing of an Electronic Product Last?Technical Presentation. IMECE2019-12443Ephraim Suhir, Bell Labs, Murray Hill, NJ, United States


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13-9 SAFETY IN TRANSPORTATION,AGRICULTURE, AND OFF-ROAD VEHICLES13-9-1 Safety inTransportation, Agriculture, and Off-Road VehiclesConvention Center, 250F 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Jeremy Gernand, Penn State University,State College, PA, United States

4:00pm – Design and Development of a Cost-EffectiveLIDAR System for TransportationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11279Theodore Wiklund, Mark Heim, Jaret Halberstadt, MichaelDuncan, Deven Mittman, Thomas DeAgostino, ChristopherDepcik, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS, United States

4:21pm – Numerical Analysis With Physical Test Correlationand Design Optimization of a Rollover Protective Structure(ROPS)Technical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11478Fatih Karpat, Uludag University, Bursa, Turkey, MehmetYahsi, M. Kaan Akalp, Türk Traktor, Ankara, Turkey

4:42pm – Lane Change Dynamics of a Commercial Tractor-TrailerTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11479Brian Boggess, Harold Ralston, SEA Ltd., Charlotte, NC,United States, Douglas Morr, SEA, Ltd., Columbus, OH,United States, Bryan Strawbridge, SEA Ltd., Charlotte, NC,United States, Ashley Dunn, Elaine Castro, SEA Ltd.,Columbus, OH, United States, Dusty Boyd, SEA Ltd.,Charlotte, NC, United States

5:03pm – Heavy Truck Fuel Storage System Design forImproved Impact ProtectionTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11854Peter (PJ) Leiss, Marcus Mazza, Erin Shipp, RobsonForensic, Inc., Lancaster, PA, United States

5:24pm – Development of Vehicle Safety Rating Systemsand Application to Off-Road VehiclesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12178Scott Kebschull, R. Michael Van Auken, Dynamic Research,Inc., Torrance, CA, United States


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14-1-1: Product and Process Design I

14-1-2: Product and Process Design II

14-1-3: Product and Process Design III

14-1-4: Product and Social Aware Design

14-2-1: CAD, CAM and CAE Design I

14-2-2: CAD, CAM and CAE Design II

14-3-1: Optimization I

14-3-2: Optimization II

14-3-3: Optimization III

14-4-1: Design for Additive Manufacturing I

14-4-2: Design for Additive Manufacturing II



TRACK ORGANIZERSGiorgio Colombo, Politecnico di Milano,

ItalyCaterina Rizzi, University of Bergamo,

Italy

TOPIC ORGANIZERSAntonio Caputi, Università degli Studi di

Bergamo, ItalyShuichi Fukuda, Keio University, JapanDaniele Regazzoni, University of

Bergamo, ItalyMarco Rossoni, Politecnico di Milano,

ItalyMiri Weiss Cohen, Braude College of

Engineering, Israel

SESSION ORGANIZERSAmit Banerjee, Penn State University

Harrisburg, United StatesMichele Bici, Sapienza Università di

Roma, ItalyAntonio Caputi, Università degli Studi di

Bergamo, ItalySergei Chekurov, Aalto University,

FinlandSuat Coemert, Technical University of

Munich, GermanyMarko Ebermann, Chemnitz University of

Technology, GermanyShuichi Fukuda, Keio University, JapanMehmet Onur Genc, Valeo Automotive

Systems, TurkeyErik Greve, Hamburg University of

Technology, GermanyCatherine LeBoeuf, Clarke Valve, United

States

Justin Mancovsky, Clarke Valve, UnitedStates

Marco Mandolini, Università Politecnicadelle Marche, Italy

Hakan Petersson, Halmstad University,Sweden

Ahm Rahman, Pennsylvania StateUniversity Harrisburg, United States

Daniele Regazzoni, University ofBergamo, Italy

Caterina Rizzi, University of Bergamo,Italy

Marco Rossoni, Politecnico di Milano,Italy

Muhammad Salman, Kennesaw StateUniversity, United States


Miri Weiss Cohen, Braude College ofEngineering, Israel


TRACK 14 DESIGN, SYSTEMS ANDCOMPLEXITYWEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13

14-6 PLENARY SESSION14-6-1 Plenary SessionConvention Center, 255F 9:45AM–10:30AM

9:45am – Design for Additive Manufacturing: Opportunitiesand ChallengesPlenary Presentation. IMECE2019-14011David Rosen, Singapore University of Technology & Designand Georgia Institute of Technology, Marietta, GA, UnitedStates

14-2 CAD, CAM, AND CAE DESIGN14-2-1 CAD, CAM, and CAE Design IConvention Center, 355F 10:45AM–12:30PM

Session Organizer: Caterina Rizzi, University of Bergamo,Dalmine, Italy

Session Co-Organizer: Suat Coemert, Technical University ofMunich, Garching, Bavaria, Germany

10:45am – A Motion Capture Realization Method forAssisting in Product Design via Parametric SurfacesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10315Miri Weiss Cohen, Braude College of Engineering, Karmiel,Israel, Daniele Regazzoni, University of Bergamo, Dalmine,Italy

11:06am – Gait Analysis in the Assessment of PatientsUndergoing a Total Hip ReplacementTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10491Daniele Regazzoni, Andrea Vitali, Filippo Colombo Zefinetti,Caterina Rizzi, University of Bergamo, Dalmine, Italy

11:27am – Improving Packing Efficiency and ComponentHandling Reliability in Logistics With a Novel CADApproachTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11209Sergei Chekurov, Aalto University, Espoo, Finland, Ismo Mäkelä, DeskArtes, Helsinki, Finland

11:48am – A Compared Approach on How Deep LearningMay Support Reverse Engineering for Tolerance InspectionTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11325Michele Bici, Seyed Saber Mohammadi, FrancescaCampana, Sapienza Università di Roma, Rome, Italy

14-4 DESIGN FOR ADDITIVEMANUFACTURING14-4-1 Design for Additive Manufacturing IConvention Center, 355E 10:45AM–12:30PM


Session Co-Organizer: Sergei Chekurov, Aalto University,Espoo, Finland

10:45am – Design for Additive Manufacturing: Effectivenessof Unit Cell Design Guidelines as Ideation ToolsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11539I’Shea Boyd, University of Maryland, Baltimore, MD, UnitedStates, Mohammad Fazelpour, University of Maryland,College Park, MD, United States

11:06am – Axiomatic Design to Foster AdditiveManufacturing-Specific Design KnowledgeTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11480Sergei Chekurov, Niklas Kretzschmar, Aalto University,Espoo, Finland, Marco Rossoni, Davide Felice Redaelli,Giorgio Colombo, Politecnico di Milano, Milano, Italy

11:27am – Utilizing Design for Metal AdditiveManufacturing and Topology Optimization to ImproveProduct DesignsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10633Martin L. Tanaka, Jeremy J. Smith, Western CarolinaUniversity, Cullowhee, NC, United States

11:48am – Determination of Future Robust ProductFeatures for Modular Product Family DesignTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10497Erik Greve, Christoph Rennpferdt, Tobias Hartwich, DieterKrause, Hamburg University of Technology, Hamburg,Germany

14-4 DESIGN FOR ADDITIVEMANUFACTURING14-4-2 Design for Additive Manufacturing IIConvention Center, 355E 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Marco Rossoni, Politecnico di Milano,Milano, Italy

Session Co-Organizer: Erik Greve, Hamburg University ofTechnology, Hamburg, Germany

2:00pm – Design Process Deconstructed: The IndustryCase of an Elevator Button Assembly Redesigned forAdditive ManufacturingTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11219Tuomas Puttonen, Aalto University, Espoo, Finland

2:21pm – Categorization of Design for AdditiveManufacturing ConceptsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11354Sergei Chekurov, Aalto University

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2:42pm – Replicas Fabrication by Laser Scanner andAdditive Manufacturing: A Preliminary InvestigationTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11497Marco Rossoni, Giorgio Colombo, Politecnico di Milano,Milano, Italy

3:03pm – Design and Test of a Direct-Metal-Laser-Sintering(DMLS) Manufactured Heat Exchanger for Efficient Geothermal SystemTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12274Jiajun Xu, University of the District of Columbia, Washington,DC, United States

14-3 OPTIMIZATION14-3-1 Optimization IConvention Center, 355E 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Miri Weiss Cohen, Braude College ofEngineering, Karmiel, Israel

Session Co-Organizer: Justin Mancovsky, Clarke Valve, NorthKingston, RI, United States

4:00pm – Optimum Synthesis of Rigid Mechanisms Using aDynamic Ant-Search Method With Sensitivity AnalysisTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10262Nadim Diab, Omar Itani, Ahmad Smaili, Rafik HaririUniversity, Mount Lebanon, Lebanon

4:21pm – Optimization Design of Redundant Cable DrivenParallel Robots Based on Constant Stiffness SpaceTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10488Zhiwei Cui, Xiaoqiang Tang, Senhao Hou, Haining Sun,Tsinghua University, Beijing, China, Dianjun Wang, BeijingInstitute of Petrochemical Technology, Beijing, China

4:42pm – Optimal Synthesis of Topology for CompliantMechanismsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10699Antonio Caputi, Davide Russo, Università degli Studi diBergamo, Dalmine, Italy

5:03pm – Simulation of a 7R Manipulator InverseCalibration by Using an Optimized Neural Network Basedon Beetle Antennae Search AlgorithmTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11199Yuxiang Wang, Zhangwei Chen, Zhejiang University,Hangzhou, China, Hongfei Zu, Zhejiang Sci-Tech University,Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, China, Xiang Zhang, HangzhouDianzi University, Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, China

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14-1 PRODUCT AND PROCESS DESIGN14-1-1 Product and Process Design IConvention Center, 251A 8:15AM–10:00AM

Session Organizer: Shuichi Fukuda, Keio University, Tokyo,Japan

Session Co-Organizer: Marko Ebermann, Chemnitz Universityof Technology, Chemnitz, Saxony, Germany

8:15am – Influence of Geometric Shape Defects onOperating Parameters in Cylindrical Journal BearingsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10179Marko Ebermann, Björn Prase, Alexander Hasse, ChemnitzUniversity of Technology, Chemnitz, Saxony, Germany

8:36am – Analysis of Cornering Strength of Steel WheelsIncluding the Effects of Disc and Rim InterferenceAssemblyTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10346Bin Dang, Yingchun Shan, Xiandong Liu, Xiaoran Wang,Yue Zhang, Xianyu Zeng, Beihang University, Beijing, China

8:57am – 3D Assembly Model Matching Based on MotionFeatures and Shape DistributionTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11144Ji Baoning, Li Yuan, Jie Zhang, Yu Jianfeng, NorthwesternPolytechnical University, Xi’an, China

9:18am – Meshing Characteristics and Engagement of Anti-Backlash Single- and Double-Roller EnvelopingHourglass Worm GearTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11332Xingqiao Deng, Jie Wang, Shike Wang, Shisong Wang,Xihua University, Chengdu, China, Yucheng Liu, Ge He,Mississippi State University, Mississippi State, MS, UnitedStates

14-2 CAD, CAM, AND CAE DESIGN14-2-2 CAD, CAM, and CAE Design IIConvention Center, 251E 8:15AM–10:00AM

Session Organizer: Daniele Regazzoni, University of Bergamo,Dalmine, Italy

Session Co-Organizer: Hakan Petersson, HalmstadUniversity, Halmstad, Sweden

8:15am – Experimental and FEM-Based Payload Analysis ofTi-6Al-4V Flexure HingesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10105Suat Coemert, Luca G. Wegener, Baturay Yalvac, JuliaFuckner, Tim C. Lueth, Technical University of Munich,Garching, Germany

8:36am – A New Mobile Anti-Ramming SystemTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11296Sergio Baragetti, Emanuele Vincenzo Arcieri, Universitàdegli Studi di Bergamo, Dalmine, Italy

8:57am – Mesh-Less Analysis of Products: A RevolutionWithin Computer Based Design AnalysisTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11550Hakan Petersson, Halmstad University, Halmstad, Sweden

9:18am – Feature Extraction for Mechanical DesignValidation Using Supervised Finite Element AnalysisTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12418Edward Schwalb, MSC Software, Newport Beach, CA, UnitedStates

9:39am – Unsupervised Validation of FEM Variants UsingIOU DescriptorsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12419Edward Schwalb, MSC Software, Newport Beach, CA, UnitedStates

14-1 PRODUCT AND PROCESS DESIGN14-1-2 Product and Process Design IIConvention Center, 251A 10:15AM–12:00PM

Session Organizer: Marco Mandolini, Università Politecnicadelle Marche, Ancona, Italy

Session Co-Organizer: Muhammad Salman, Kennesaw StateUniversity, Marietta, GA, United States

10:15am – Research on the Performance of MetalConnectors of Injection-Molded Long-Glass-FiberReinforced Thermoplastic Composite WheelTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10348Yue Zhang, Yingchun Shan, Xiandong Liu, Tian He, XiaoranWang, Bin Dang, Xianyu Zeng, Beihang University, Beijing,China

10:36am – Design and Experimental Study of Radial PistonPump With Valve Plate DistributionTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11286Peng Dong, Shengdun Zhao, Yongfei Wang, Peng Zhang,Xi’an Jiao Tong University, Xi’an, China, Xiaolan Han, Xi’AnShiyou University, Xi’an, China, Chen Liu, Xi’an University ofTechnology, Xi’an, Shaanxi, China, Dean Meng, YuanzheDong, Xi’an Jiao Tong University, Xi’an, China

10:57am – Conceptual Cost Estimation of Multistage AxialCompressor ModulesTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11587Claudio Favi, Università di Parma, Parma, Italy, FedericoCampi, Marco Mandolini, Università Politecnica delle Marche,Ancona, Ancona, Italy, Irene Martinelli, BHGE, Firenze, Italy,Michele Germani, Polytechnic University of Marche, Ancona,Italy

11:18am – Design and Start-Up of a Plant for DairyProcessed SweetsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11647Jessica Gissella Maradey Lazaro, Universidad Autónoma DeBucaramanga, Bucaramanga, Santander, Colombia, GianinaGarrido, Servicio Nacional de AprColombia, Kevin Caceres, Universidad Autonoma deBucaramanga, Bucaramanga, Colombia

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14-3 OPTIMIZATION14-3-2 Optimization IIConvention Center, 251E 10:15AM–12:00PM

Session Organizer: Amit Banerjee, Penn State UniversityHarrisburg, Middletown, PA, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Catherine LeBoeuf, Clarke Valve,North Kingstown, RI, United States

10:15am – Reliability-Based MDSDO for Co-Design ofStochastic Dynamic SystemsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10632Saeed Azad, Michael Alexander-Ramos, University ofCincinnati, Cincinnati, OH, United States

10:36am – Experimental Verification of Rubber ClutchSpring Damper Torque Behavior in Time-DependentManner and System Optimization Using SimulatedAnnealing Algorithm Integrated With 1-D ModelingTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10965Mehmet Onur Genc, Valeo Automotive Systems, Bursa,Turkey, Necmettin Kaya, Uludag University, Bursa, Turkey,Süleyman Konakci, Valeo Automotive Systems, Bursa, Turkey

10:57am – Optimizing Bolting Configurations in a PressureVesselPoster Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11561Justin Mancovsky, Jarod Ferriera, Clarke Valve, NorthKingstown, RI, United States

11:18am – New Control Valve Technology RequiringEngineering Solutions to Reduce Erosion Corrosion andFlow Accelerated CorrosionPoster Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11563Catherine LeBoeuf, Mark Laurito, Clarke Valve, NorthKingstown, RI, United States

11:39am – Design Optimization of a Beam Structure ofMachine ToolsTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-12299Necmettin Kaya, Uludag University, Bursa, Turkey, MehmetOnur Genc, Valeo Automotive Systems, Bursa, Turkey

14-1 PRODUCT AND PROCESS DESIGN14-1-3 Product and Process Design IIIConvention Center, 251A 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Caterina Rizzi, University of Bergamo,Dalmine, Italy

Session Co-Organizer: Ahm Rahman, Pennsylvania StateUniversity Harrisburg, Middletown, PA, United States

2:00pm – Monocular Visual Inertial Odometry (VIO) DatasetCollection With a Self-Calibrating Platform for InertialMeasurement Unit (IMU)Technical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10595Yuan Tian, Marc Compere, Embry-Riddle AeronauticalUniversity, Daytona Beach, FL, United States

2:21pm – Motorcycle No Fall Over KickstandTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11032Muhammad Salman, Kennesaw State University, Marietta,GA, United States

2:42pm – Design of a Composite Mountain Bike HydraulicDisc BrakeTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11057Ahm Rahman, Pennsylvania State University Harrisburg,Middletown, PA, United States, David Pugh, Phoenix Contact,Middletown, PA, United States

3:03pm – Development of a Skateboard for a PhysicallyDisabled ChildTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11826Ana Helena Costa, Maria Lucia Leite Ribeiro Okimoto,Eloisa Cardozo, Maria Lílian de Araújo Barbosa,Universidade Federal do Paraná, Curitiba, Parana, Brazil

14-3 OPTIMIZATION14-3-3 Optimization IIIConvention Center, 251E 2:00PM–3:45PM

Session Organizer: Antonio Caputi, Università degli Studi diBergamo, Dalmine, Italy

Session Co-Organizer: Mehmet Onur Genc, Valeo AutomotiveSystems, Bursa, Turkey

2:00pm – Topology Optimization of Plastic Parts forInjection MoldingTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11069Kathryn Oliver, Sohel Anwar, Andres Tovar, IndianaUniversity-Purdue University Indianapolis, Indianapolis, IN,United States

2:21pm – Multi-Objective Optimization of Parameters forMilling Using Evolutionary Algorithms and Artificial NeuralNetworksTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11438Amit Banerjee, Issam Abu-Mahfouz, Ahm Rahman,Pennsylvania State University Harrisburg, Middletown, PA,United States

2:42pm – Infrastructure Optimization of In-Motion ChargingNetworks for Electric Vehicles Using Agent-BasedModelingPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13675Landon Willey, John Salmon, Brigham Young University,Provo, UT, United States

3:03pm – Circular Saw Blade Manufacturing: OptimizationUsing Six Sigma MethodologiesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13813Chandra Sekhar Rakurty, Joseph A. Tarr, The M. K. MorseCompany, Canton, OH, United States


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14-1 PRODUCT AND PROCESS DESIGN14-1-4 Product and Social Aware DesignConvention Center, 251A 4:00PM–5:45PM

Session Organizer: Shuichi Fukuda, Keio University, Tokyo,Japan

Session Co-Organizer: Michele Bici, Sapienza Università diRoma, Rome, Italy

4:00pm – Designing a Better Virtual Reality (VR) ExperienceTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10674Armand J. Asencio, Ian Graham, Ryan Korsen, Guohua Ma,Wentworth Institute of Technology, Boston, MA, United States,James McCusker, Wentworth Institute of Technology, Salem,NH, United States

4:21pm – Data Driven Decisions in Prototyping and ProductDevelopment: A Framework for Uncertainty and Decision-MakingTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-11671Hadi Ali, Micah Lande, Arizona State University, Mesa, AZ,United States

4:42pm – A Challenge to Adaptability: Learning From theOctopusTechnical Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10864Shuichi Fukuda, Keio University, Tokyo, Japan

5:03pm – Designing Car-Free Cities to Welcome MillionsFleeing Rapid Sea Level Rise, Within a Few DecadesTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13001William Leighty, The Leighty Foundation, Juneau, AK, UnitedStates

5:24pm – Quantitative Performance Indicator for LearningFrom FailuresTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13376Shuichi Fukuda, Keio University, Tokyo, Japan


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TRACK ORGANIZEREleonora Tubaldi, University of Arizona, United States


SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10

TRACK 15 ASME InternationalUndergraduate Research and Design Expo(Posters Only)Track Organizer: Eleonora Tubaldi, University of Arizona,Tucson, AZ, United States

15-1 GENERAL15-1-1 GeneralExhibit Hall AB 5:30PM–7:00PM

U1. The Effect of Clasping Leaf Sheath on Wheat StemFailureUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13789Joseph Cornwall, Daniel Robertson, University of Idaho,Moscow, ID, United States

U2. Creating Specimen-Specific Finite Element ModelsFrom XRray Computed Tomography DataUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13926Joseph Hansen, Aaron Lewis, Ryan Larson, Douglas Cook,Brigham Young University, Provo, UT, United States

U3. The Influence of the Leaf Sheath on Corn StalkStiffnessUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13928Jared Hale, Brigham Young University, Provo, UT, UnitedStates, Nathan Hale, Brigham Young University, Henderson,NV, United States, Spencer Webb, Ryan Larson, DouglasCook, Brigham Young University, Provo, UT, United States

U4. Elevated Tow Track for Measuring the Lift and Drag ofFixed-Wing UAVs with up to 6-ft WingspanUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13627Meredith Metzger, Matthew Anderson, University of Utah,Salt Lake City, UT, United States

U5. An Overview of the Potential of Hybrid & ElectricVehicles in MalaysiaUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-10006A. Lateef Moiz Akmal, Awang Idris, Universiti Kuala LumpurMalaysian Spanish Institute, Kulim, Kedah, Malaysia

U6. The Adaptive Cycle for Off-Road VehiclesUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-10527Julia Briden, Illinois Institute of Technology, Black Mountain,NC, United States, Stoyan Stoyanov, Francisco Ruiz, IllinoisInstitute of Technology, Chicago, IL, United States

U7. Innovative Design for Water Control in Sub-SaharanWater Catchment SystemsUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-10659Justin Smith, Tyler D. Smith, Southern New HampshireUniversity, New Durham, NH, United States, Linda Marquis,Anat Eshed, Southern New Hampshire University, Manchester,NH, United States

U8. Effectiveness of Helmets in Mitigating Impact LoadsUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-10754Vibhu Baibhav, Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee,Muzaffarpur, Bihar, India

U9. Designing a Fluidic Injection Thrust Reverser Systemfor Turbofan EnginesUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-10935Raghav Kumar, Pankaj Rajput, Sunil Kumar, New YorkUniversity Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emir.

U10. Study of Rewetting Phenomena During TransientCooling of Hot SurfaceUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-11303Vibhu Baibhav, Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee,Muzaffarpur, Bihar, India

U11. Solar Thermal Applications in Rural AreasUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-11376Vibhu Baibhav, Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee,Muzaffarpur, Bihar, India

U12. Aeroelastic Analysis of a Initial Pitch WingUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-11405Vanessa Gonzalez, Zahra Sotoudeh, California StatePolytechnic University, Pomona, Chino Hills, CA, United States

U13. Thorough Design Analysis of a Solar Car Three-WheelRear Suspension SystemUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-11499Eben Shelton, Maxwell Hammond, Phillip Deierling,University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA, United States

U14. Validation of the Mechanical Properties of a CarbonFiber and Iron Particulate Multifunctional CompositeUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-11531Brian Wyatt Jr., Matthew Riley, Rose-Hulman Institute ofTechnology, Terre Haute, IN, United States

U15. Design and Implementation of a Pulley-BasedMovable LED SystemUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-11602Ilhan Zeki, Johnny P. Cognasi, Jason Perkins, Joseph M.Randall, Melanie Ronoh, Jeong Tae Ok, Midwestern StateUniversity, wichita falls, TX, United States

U16. Centrifugal Compressor Performance PredictionUsing Gaussian Process Regression and Artificial NeuralNetworksUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-11855Pau Cutrina Vilalta, Hui Wan, University of Colorado,Colorado Springs, Colorado Springs, CO, United States,Souyma S. Patnaik, Air Force Research Laboratory, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH, United States

U17. A Narrow-Track, Tilting, Recumbent Bicycle WithUser-Controllable Variable StabilityUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-12167Anthony Pierson, Alissa Shortreed, Andrew Dressel,University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI, UnitedStates

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U18. Design and Fabrication of Concentrated Solar WasteWater Treatment ApparatusUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-12331Samarpan Deb Maumder, Simran Saha, Institute ofEngineering & Management, Kolkata, West Bengal, India

U19. Endothermic Vest for Firefighting ApplicationsUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-12634James Parisi, Kevin Anderson, California State PolytechnicUniversity, Pomona, CA, United States

U20. Bathymetric Mapping Using Arduino TechnologiesUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13046Hannah Walker, University of Southern California, San Diego,CA, United States, Patrick Lynett, University of SouthernCalifornia, Los Angeles, CA, United States

U21. Development of Autonomous Vision System forIndustrial ApplicationUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13213Anvay Pradhan, University of Iowa, West Des Moines, IA,United States, Phillip Deierling, University of Iowa, Iowa City,IA, United States

U22. A Model and Vibrational Analysis of a Dolphin’sAcoustic SystemUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13324Alec Dryden, Saint Martin’s University, Lacey, WA, UnitedStates, Brianna M. Huhmann, Saint Martin’s University,Puyallup, WA, United States, Oscar Martin-Garcia, SaintMartin’s University, Yelm, WA, United States, Shawn Duan,Saint Martin’s University, Lacey, WA, United States

U23. Inter-Laminar Crack Propagation of 3D Printed ABSPlasticUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13326Weston Craig, Utah State University, Idaho Falls, ID, UnitedStates, Ryan Berke, Utah State University, Logan, UT, UnitedStates, Owen Kingstedt, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT,United States, Christopher Stolinski, Robert J Rowley, UtahState University, Logan, UT, United States

U24. Systematic Study of Process Parameters for 3DPrinting Liquid SiliconeUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13492Serah E. Hatch, Scott L. Thomson, Brigham YoungUniversity, Provo, UT, United States

U25. Improved Assembly for High-Throughput Vibration-Based Fatigue TestingUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13515Emma E. German, Samantha D. Burton, Brandon Furman,Utah State University, Logan, UT, United States, Dino A. Celli,Casey M. Holycross, Onome Scott-Emuakpor, Air ForceResearch Laboratory, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH, UnitedStates, Ryan Berke, Utah State University, Logan, UT, UnitedStates

U26. Design and Heat Transfer Analysis of a ThermoelectricAir CoolerUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13722Majed Alrefae, Yassin Alkurdi, Abdurrhman Alabdullatif,Yanbu Industrial College, Yanbu Industrial City, Madina, SaudiArabia

U27. Design and Analysis of an Innovative Portable Water-Cooled Thermoelectric Generator ApparatusUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13849Eric Coday, Randall Johnson, Jordan Parker, Shawn Duan,Saint Martin’s University, Lacey, WA, United States

U28. Control of Electrospun Jets Instabilities: In Pursuit of Perfect Continuous Nanofiber AlignmentUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13901Abdelrahman Elsayed, University of Nebraska�Lincoln,Lincoln, NE, United States

U29. Designing Lattices for Mechanical Performance andLightweight StructuresUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13902Jacob Adams, Kayode Oluwabunmi, University of NorthTexas, Denton, TX, United States

U30. Control of Electrospun Jets Instabilities: In Pursuit of Perfect Continuous Nanofiber AlignmentUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13910Abdelrahman Elsayed, Yuris Dzenis, Lucas Barry, Universityof Nebraska–Lincoln, Elkhorn, NE, United States

U31. Improvements in the Design Process of an ElectricMotorcycle Using Virtual RealityUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13929Dany Pabón Villamizar, Universidad Autónoma deBucaramanga, Bucaramanga, Colombia, Sebastian RoaPrada, Universidad Autónoma de Bucaramanga,Floridablanca, Santander, Colombia, Jhonatan Ortiz,Tecnoparque SENA Nodo Bucaramanga, Bucaramanga,Colombia

U32. Advanced Control System Design of a PivotingHelicopter PrototypeUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13932Jeffer S. Eugenio Barroso, Andrés L. Carrillo Peña,Hernando González, Universidad Autónoma deBucaramanga, Bucaramanga, Sebastian Roa Prada,Universidad Autónoma de Bucaramanga, Floridablanca,Santander, Colombia

U33. Chemical Species Effect on Grain Boundary andMaterial PropertiesUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13958Sam Garretson, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL, UnitedStates


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U34. Finite Element Analysis of the Effect of Porosity on thePlasticity and Damage Behavior of Mg AZ31 and Al 6061T651 AlloysUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13961Allen Perkins, Yucheng Liu, Mississippi State University,Mississippi State, MS, United States, Wenhua Yang,Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS, United States, Lei Chen, Caleb Yenusah, Mississippi State University,Mississippi State, MS, United States

U35. Validating Ductility Scaling Relationships Using DICUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13962Ashley Buxton, Adam Smith, Robert J. Rowley, Utah StateUniversity, Logan, UT, United States, Owen Kingstedt,University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, United States

U36. Flow Visualization and Drag Measurements of Image-Based Motorcycle Rider Models With DifferentRiding PositionsUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13964Noah Jackowitz, Jensen Xi, Xiuhua Si, California BaptistUniversity, Riverside, CA

U37. Determining Lung Obstruction Using ForcedOscillation Technique And Machine LearningUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13965Jensen Xi, Mohamed Talaat, Cristian Garcia, Xiuhua Si,California Baptist University, Riverside, CA

U38. Design, Characterization and Flow Analysis ofBiodegradable Fine-Meshed Flow DivertersUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13966Zack Maggard, Joseph Puskas, Mohammad Hossan,University of Central Oklahoma, Edmond, OK, United States

U39. ACL-Reconstruction Supplementary Fixation DeviceTestingUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13967Hannah White, Gregory Zogby, Rachel Kinnison, UnitedStates Military Academy, West Point, NY, United States, David Tennent, U.S. Army, West Point, NY, United States,Matthew Posner, Margaret Nowicki, United States MilitaryAcademy, West Point, NY, United States

U40. Additive Manufacturing Challenges for ComplexGranular StructuresUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13975Jacob Hammil, Nima Nejadsadeghi, Anil Misra, University ofKansas, Lawrence, KS, United States

U41. Quantifying Postural ControlUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13976Christian Witkop, United States Military Academy, West Point,NY, United States, Donald L. Goss, Keller Army CommunityHospital, West Point, NY, United States, Gregory M.Freisinger, United States Military Academy, West Point, NY,United States, Nathan E. Henry, Keller Army CommunityHospital, West Point, NY, United States

U42. Improvement of Stiffness and Energy Absorption byHarnessing Hierarchical Interlocking in Brittle PolymerBlocksUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13977Donald Marwin, Trisha Sain, Michigan TechnologicalUniversity, Houghton, MI, United States

U43. Crystalline Phase Change in A36 Steel Alloys due toHigh Speed ImpactUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13978Muna Slewa, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University – Prescott,Prescott, AZ, United States

U44. Stereo Digital Image Correlation With ScheimpflugAdjustmentUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13979Fiona Van Leeuwen, Emma German, Ryan Berke, Utah StateUniversity, Logan, UT, United States

U45. Tornadic Inflow Measurement ProbeUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13980Ethan Moriarty, Quinnipiac University, Hamden, CT, UnitedStates

U46. Mass Production of Graphene-Based PVDF WirelessStrain SensorUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13981Weston Capper, Yanxiao Li, Chenglin Wu, Missouri Universityof Science and Technology, Rolla, MO, United States

U47. Ballistic Testing and Analysis in Support of Course-Wide Differential Equation ModelingUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13982Lee Cox, United States Military Academy, West Point, NY,United States

U48. Design of a High-Altitude Rocket Motor IgniterChamberUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13983Chase Lewis, United States Military Academy, West Point, NY,United States

U49. Design of a Wearable Sensor System for Prevention ofFatigue Induced Injuries in Baseball PitchingUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13984Julia Dunn, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, UnitedStates

U50. Sensitivity Study of Aerial Dispersion Models forVehicular PollutantUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13985Alec Tauer, Marquette University, Milwaukee, WI, UnitedStates

U51. Metabolics of Augmented RunningUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13986Shane Murphy, United States Military Academy, West Point,NY, United States


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U52. The Effects of Struts and Walls on a Body CenteredCubic Lattice DesignUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13987Torrance Walker, University of North Texas, Denton, TX,United States

U53. Vertical Rotor Aeroacoustic CalibrationUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13988Victor Kao, United States Military Academy, West Point, NY,United States

U54. Structural Performance of MWCNT Fiber Compositesat Higher Temperature via NanotestingUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13989Luc Bontoux, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey,Piscataway, NJ, United States, Assimina Pelegri, RutgersUniversity, East Brunswick, NJ, United States

U55. Dissipating Earthquake Energy Through FrictionUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13943Myrto Kampouris, Pedro Silva, George WashingtonUniversity, Washington, DC, United States, Olivia Lee, St. Paul’s High School, Concord, NH, United States


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TOPIC ORGANIZERSAdam Huang, University of Arkansas, United States

Marriner Merrill, U.S. Naval Research Laboratory, United StatesZhiting Tian, Cornell University, United States


TRACK 16 NSF (INCLUDES NSF STUDENTCOMPETITION (POSTERS ONLY))

16-1 POSTER SESSION: NSF-FUNDEDRESEARCH (GRAD & UNDERGRAD)16-1-1Exhibit Hall AB 12:00PM–2:30PM

N100. Visualizing the Evolution of Magnetic Domains andMagnetization Rotation in Ni2MnGa Magnetic ShapeMemory Alloys During Magneto-Mechanical LoadingPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13814Glen D’Silva, Heidi Feigenbaum, Constantin Ciocanel,Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, AZ, United States

N101. Impedance and Magnetic Non-Contact BasedMultifunctional Polymer Sensor TextilesPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13163Tonoy Chowdhury, Nandika D’Souza, Daina Berman,University of North Texas, Denton, TX, United States

N102. An Optical Cavity Biosensor Integrated WithCapillary-Driven Microfluidics for Label-FreeImmunoassaysPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13720Ali Khodayari Bavil, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX,United States, DongGee Rho, Seung Kim, Baylor University,Waco, TX, United States, Jungkyu Kim, University of Utah,Salt Lake City, UT, United States

N103. Multiscale Colorectal Biomechanics and Implicationsin Visceral NociceptionPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12989Saeed Siri, Franz Maier, Stephany Santos, David Pierce, BinFeng, University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT, United States

N104. Optimization of Farm Management Strategies UsingCrop ModelsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12859Faezeh Akhavizadegan, Javad Ansarifar, Lizhi Wang,Guiping Hu, Iowa State University, Ames, IA, United States

N105. New Algorithms for Detecting Multi-Effect and Multi-Way Epistatic InteractionsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12854Javad Ansarifar, Lizhi Wang, Iowa State University, Ames, IA,United States

N106. Flexible Aerosol Jet Printed High-PerformanceThermoelectric Films via Rapid and Versatile PhotonicSinteringPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-11980Mortaza Saeidi-Javash, Chaochao Dun, Wenzheng Kuang,Nick Kempf, University of Notre Dame, South Bend, IN, UnitedStates, Yanliang Zhang, University of Notre Dame, NotreDame, IN, United States

N107. Meniscus-Mediated Spontaneous DropletCoalescence for CondensationPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12626Zongqi Guo, Xianming Dai, Lei Zhang, Jyotirmoy Sarma,University of Texas at Dallas, Ricahrdson, TX, United States

N108. Chemical Vapor Deposition Growth andCharacterization of Iron-Doped MoS2 MonolayersPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12632Shichen Fu, Kyungnam Kang, Xiaotian Wang, StevensInstitute of Technology, Hoboken, NJ, United States, LihuaZhang, Xiao Tong, Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton,NY, United States, Siwei Chen, Eui-Hyeok Yang, StevensInstitute of Technology, Hoboken, NJ, United States

N109. Rational Design of Soft Heat Exchangers UndergoingShape Change During OperationPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12654Praveen Kotagama, Arizona State University, Phoenix, AZ,United States, Konrad Rykaczewski, Arizona State University,Tempe, AZ, United States

N110. Directionality Modulation of Monolayer WS2 Emitterby Single Hydrogen-Doped Amorphous SiliconNanospheresPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12656Jie Fang, Mingsong Wang, Yuebing Zheng, University ofTexas at Austin, Austin, TX, United States

N111. Comprehensive Energy Balance Analysis of Photon-Enhanced Thermionic Emission for Concentrated SolarPower GenerationPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12663A.N.M. Taufiq Elahi, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT,United States, Mohammad Ghashami, University ofNebraska–Lincoln, Lincoln, NE, United States, Devon Jensen,ACT, Salt Lake City, UT, United States, Keunhan Park,University of Utah, Salt Lake Cty, UT, United States

N112. Multivariate Model Calibration in the Absence ofExperimental Observations: An Application in MetalAdditive Manufac-turingPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12674Bing Zhang, Ibrahim Karaman, Raymundo Arroyave, AlaaElwany, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX, UnitedStates

N113. Integrated Wildfire Evacuation Decision SupportSystem (IWEDSS) Framework Development by LinkTransmission ModelingPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12683Bahar Azin, Xianfeng Terry Yang, University of Utah, SaltLake City, UT, United States

N114. Circumferential Surface Wrinkling of ElectrospunPolymer NanofibersPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12713Mojtaba Ahmadi, Xiangfa Wu, North Dakota State UniversityFargo, ND, United States

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N115. Modeling Thermal Instabilities During FrontalPolymerization of Thermosetting Polymers andCompositesPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12715Suzanne Peterson, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Monticello, IL, United States, Elyas Goli, NilParikh, Evan Lloyd, Philippe Geubelle, Nancy Sottos,Jeffrey Moore, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,Urbana, IL, United States

N116. Competition Between Liquid Infiltration and PoreCrushing at NanoscalePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12719Mingzhe Li, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI,United States, Yue Zhang, Yuan Gao, Baoxing Xu, Universityof Virginia, Charlottesville, VA, United States, Weiyi Lu,Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI, United States

N117. Validation of an Atomistic Field Theory for ContactElectrification Using a MEMS Load CellPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12728Tyler Hieber, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS, UnitedStates, Mohamad I. Cheikh, Benjamin Kulbago, JamesChen, University at Buffalo – SUNY, Buffalo, NY, United States,Gurpreet Singh, Zayd C. Leseman, Kansas State University,Manhattan, KS, United States

N118. Gum-Like Nanocomposites as Interfacial Materialsfor Energy Storage DevicesPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12735Xuewei Fu, Washington State University, Pullman, WA, UnitedStates, Yu Wang, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge,TN, United States, Wei-Hong Zhong, Washington StateUniversity, Pullman, WA, United States

N119. Electrochemical Performance of Polymer-DerivedCeramic Functionalized Transition Metal DichalcogenidesPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12741Davi Marcelo Soares, Gurpreet Singh, Kansas StateUniversity, Manhattan, KS, United States

N120. Electrochemical Performance of Biomass DerivedCarbons and PDC Functionalized Carbon CompositePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12742Shakir Bin Mujib, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS,United States, Beatriz Vessalli, Centro de Tecnologia daInformacao Renato Archer, Campinas, Brazil, Waldir A. Bizzo,University of Campinas, Campinas, Brazil, Talita Mazon,Centro de Tecnologia da Informação Renato Archer, Campinas,Brazil, Gurpreet Singh, Kansas State University, Manhattan,KS, United States

N121. Scheduling of Heterogeneous Connected AutomatedVehicles at a General Conflict AreaPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12746Saeid Soleimaniamiri, Xiaopeng Li, University of SouthFlorida, Tampa, FL, United States

N122. Designing Corridor Systems With Modular VehiclesEnabling En-route Docking: Continuous and DiscreteModeling MethodsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12747Zhiwei Chen, Xiaopeng Li, University of South Florida, Tampa,FL, United States

N123. An Efficient and Robust Interface ElementConstitutive Model for Finite-Element Modeling of MasonryPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12752Nitin Kumar, Michele Barbato, University of California, Davis,Davis, CA, United States

N124. Electrospun SiOC Fiber Mats as FreestandingElectrodes for Electrochemical Energy StorageApplicationsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12758Shakir Bin Mujib, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS,United States, Riccardo Cuccato, Università di Padova,Padova, Italy, Santanu Mukherjee, Kansas State University,Manhattan, KS, United States, Giorgia Franchin, PaoloColombo, Università di Padova, Padova, Italy, GurpreetSingh, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS, United States

N125. Assessing Corrosion Resistance of 2D Nanomaterial-based Coatings on Stainless Steel SubstratesPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12759Shakir Bin Mujib, Santanu Mukherjee, Diana Arreola, Davi Marcelo Soares, Gurpreet Singh, Kansas StateUniversity, Manhattan, KS, United States

N126. Investigation on the Modeling Approaches for TireRotation and Contact Patch Using Computational FluidDynamicsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12765Gen Fu, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA, United States,Alexandrina Untaroiu, Virginia Tech, Charlottesville, VA,United States

N127. Rapid, Additive Synthesis of Functional Metal-Organic Framework Thin FilmsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12771Yujing Zhang, Evan J. Haning, Hao Sun, Chih-Hung Chang,Alan X. Wang, Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR, UnitedStates, Paul R. Ohodnicki, Ki-Joong Kim, National EnergyTechnology Laboratory, Pittsburgh, PA, United States

N128. Noble-Metal Free Oxygen Reduction ElectrocatalystsBased on Graphitic Carbon NitridePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12792Jiayi Xu, Bin Liu, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS,United States

N129. A Review of Design-Related Literature ConcerningCognitive Processes, Prototyping Strategies, and ModelingProcessesPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12818Alexander Murphy, Bryan Watson, Megan Tomko, EthanHilton, Julie Linsey, Georgia Institute of TGA, United States


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N130. Depletion Assisted Projection Two-PhotonPolymerizationPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12829Paul Somers, Yining Wang, Liang Pan, Xianfan Xu, PurdueUniversity, West Lafayette, IN, United States

N131. A Generalized Fractional-Order Elastodynamic Modelfor Nonlocal Attenuating MediaPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12832Sansit Patnaik, Herrick Laboratories, Purdue University, WestLafayette, IN, United States, Fabio Semperlotti, PurdueUniversity, West Lafayette, IN, United States

N132. Transfer Printing of Thin Films in a LiquidEnvironment: Chemomechanics Theory, ComputationalImplementation, and Experimental ValidationPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12847Yue Zhang, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA, UnitedStates, Bongjoong Kim, Chi Hwan Lee, Purdue University,West Lafayette, IN, United States, Baoxing Xu, University ofVirginia, Charlottesville, VA, United States

N133. Mechanistic Model for Dynamic Response Predictionof Post-Tensioned Cross Laminated Timber Rocking WallSystemsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12855Da Huang, Shiling Pei, Colorado School of Mines, Golden,CO, United States

N134. Rapid Manufacturing of High-Performance CarbonFiber CompositesPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12867Nil Parikh, Elyas Goli, Philippe Geubelle, Nancy Sottos,University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, UnitedStates

N135. Voxelated Molecular Patterning in Three-Dimensional FreeformsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12872Mohsen Tabrizi, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA,United States, Taylor H. Ware, University of Texas at Dallas,Richardson, TX, United States, M. Ravi Shankar, University ofPittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, United States

N136. System Green’s Function Approach to the ThermalDiscrete Dipole ApproximationPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12895Lindsay Walter, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, UnitedStates, Zhuomin Zhang, Baratunde Cola, Georgia Institute ofTechnology, Atlanta, GA, United States, Mathieu Francoeur,University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, United States, Eric J.Tervo, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, UnitedStates

N137. Low Voltage, High Power-Density, Molecularly-Ordered Drivers for Untethered MicroroboticsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12902Junfeng Gao, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, UnitedStates, Mahnoush Babaei, Carnegie Mellon University,Pittsburgh, PA, United States, Angel Martinez, Arul Clement,M. Ravi Shankar, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA,United States

N138. Super Compliant and Soft (CH3NH3)3Bi2I9 Crystal WithUltralow Thermal ConductivityPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12929Hao Ma, Chen Li, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, United States,Yunwei Ma, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, NY, United States,Heng Wang, Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, IL, UnitedStates, Zachary W. Rouse, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY,United States, Zhuolei Zhang, Lawrence Berkeley NationalLaboratory, Berkeley, CA, United States, Carla Slebodnick,Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA, United States, Ahmet Alatas,Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, United States,Shefford Baker, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, United States,Jeffrey J. Urban, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory,Berkeley, CA, United States, Zhiting Tian, Cornell University,Ithaca, NY, United States

N139. Electrospray Printing of Nanomaterials With DirectedAssemblyPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12930Yaqun Zhu, Paul R. Chiarot, State University of New York atBinghamton, Binghamton, NY, United States

N140. Switchable Friction Coefficient on Shape MemoryPhotonic CrystalsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12932Yifan Zhang, Curtis Taylor, University of Florida, Gainesville,FL, United States

N141. A Finite Difference Method for 2D Plane Strain LinearFractional ElasticityPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12943Wei Ding, Fabio Semperlotti, Purdue University, WestLafayette, IN, United States

N142. Boosting Nonlinear Waves by Phase Matching inMetamaterialsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12947Weijian Jiao, Stefano Gonella, University of Minnesota,Minneapolis, MN, United States

N143. Harnessing Snap-Through Instabilities for PeristalticLocomotion Without Digital ControllersPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12948Priyanka Bhovad, Joshua Kaufmann, Suyi Li, ClemsonUniversity, Clemson, SC, United States

N144. Numerical Study of Powder Bed Fusion Process in Additive Manufacturing Using Smoothed ParticleHydrodynamics Combined With Ray Tracing MethodPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12962Deepak Shah, Alexey Volkov, University of Alabama,Tuscaloosa, AL, United States

N145. Modeling Femtosecond Laser Direct Writing SiliconNanowirePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12968Shouyuan Huang, Woongsik Nam, Xianfan Xu, PurdueUniversity, West Lafayette, IN, United States


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N146. Statistical Modeling of Microstructure Evolution inTi-6Al-4V During CompressionPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12982Eric Hoar, Mostafa Mahdavi, Georgia Institute of Technology,Atlanta, GA, United States, Souvik Sahoo, Shibayan Roy,Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur, West Bengal, India,Hamid Garmestani, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta,GA, United States

N147. Investigating Thermal Conductivity of Beta-Ga2O3Using Atomistic Molecular Dynamic SimulationsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13002Ankit Roy, Joydeep Munshi, Shane Hansen, GaneshBalasubramanian, Lehigh University, Bethlehem, PA, UnitedStates

N148. Multi-Resolution Open-Top Light-Sheet MicroscopyEnabled by a Solid Immersion Meniscus Lens (SIMlens)Poster Presentation. IMECE2019-13009Lindsey Barner, Adam K. Glaser, Jonathan T.C. Liu,University of Washington, Seattle, WA, United States

N149. Mechanically Responsive Thermal Transport in Low-Dimensional Heterostructures for Sensor ApplicationPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13015Yuan Gao, Baoxing Xu, University of Virginia, Charlottesville,VA, United States

N150. Optical Design and Electrohydrodynamic Jet Printingof Polymer Photonic CrystalsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13027Brian Iezzi, Zahra Afkhami, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor,MI, United States, David Hoelzle, Ohio State University,Columbus, OH, United States, Kira Barton, Max Shtein,University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, United States

N151. Optimizing HVAC Operations for Mitigating ThermalDiscomfort in Demand Response-Compliant BuildingsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13033Syed Ahsan Raza Naqvi, Koushik Kar, RensselaerPolytechnic Institute, Troy, NY, United States

N152. A 3D Phase Field Dislocation Dynamics Model forBody-Centered Cubic MetalsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13068Xiaoyao Peng, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA,United States, Nithin Mathew, Los Alamos NationalLaboratory, Los Alamos, NM, United States, Irene Beyerlein,University of California, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA,United States, Kaushik Dayal, Carnegie Mellon University,Pittsburgh, PA, United States, Abigail Hunter, Los AlamosNational Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM, United States

N153. Force Reconstruction at Mechanical InterfacesPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13078Deborah Fowler, Patrick Logan, Peter Avitabile, University ofMassachusetts Lowell, Lowell, MA, United States

N154. Aerosol Jet Printed Graphene Array-BasedImmunosensor for Fish Spoilage MonitoringPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13081Kshama Parate, Cicero C. Pola, Iowa State University, Ames,IA, United States, Sonal V. Rangnekar, Mark C. Hersam,Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, United States, CarmenL. Gomes, Jonathan Claussen, Iowa State University, Ames,IA, United States

N155. Influence of Humidity and Solution Conductivity onthe Electrospray Printing of Polymer FilmsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13083Bryce Kingsley, Paul R. Chiarot, State University of New Yorkat Binghamton, Binghamton, NY, United States

N156. Effect of Constraining Load and Thicknesses of Thin Steel Sheets on Their Ripplocation MechanicsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13093Hussein Badr, Xingyuan Zhao, Stylianos Koumlis, DrexelUniversity, Philadelphia, PA, United States, Garritt Tucker,Colorado School of Mines, Golden, CO, United States, Leslie Lamberson, Michel Barsoum, Drexel University,Philadelphia, PA, United States

N157. Analytical and Numerical Study of a Pulsatile Flow ina Porous TubePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13097Bchara Sidnawi, Sridhar Santhanam, Qianhong Wu,Villanova University, Villanova, PA, United States

N158. Wireless Power Transfer System for BiomedicalImplants Using a Magnetoelectric Laminate TransducerPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13104Erik Andersen, Binh Duc Truong, Shadrach Roundy,University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, United States

N159. High-Strain-Rate Dynamics of CopolymerMicroparticles for Advanced Additive ManufacturingPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13105Ara Kim, Jae-Hwang Lee, University of Massachusetts,Amherst, MA, United States

N160. On the Characterization of Interstitial Fluid Flow inthe Skeletal MusclePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13110Qiuyun Wang, Villanova University, Villanova, PA, UnitedStates, Shaopeng Pei, Lucas Lu, Liyun Wang, University ofDelaware, Newark, DE, United States, Qianhong Wu, VillanovaUniversity, Villanova, PA, United States

N161. Effects of Environmental Temperature andHumidity on the Geometry and Strength of PolycarbonateSpecimens Pre-pared by Fused Filament FabricationPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13118Lichen Fang, Yishu Yan, Ojaswi Agarwal, Johns HopkinsUniversity, Baltimore, MD, United States, Jonathan Seppala,National Institute of Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg,MD, United States, Sung Hoon Kang, Johns HopkinsUniversity, Baltimore, MD, United States


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N162. Experimental Observation of Non-Reciprocal Wavesin a Metamaterial Beam by Geometric Time-ModulationPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13133Mohammad Ali Attarzadeh, Jesse Callanan, Mostafa Nouh,University at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY, United States

N163. Conformal Graphene Wrinkles With SwitchableOrientation on Soft Skin LayersPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13136Dongjoon Rhee, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, UnitedStates, Jeffrey T. Paci, University of Victoria, Victoria, BC,Canada, Shikai Deng, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL,United States, Won-Kyu Lee, Harvard University, Boston, MA,United States, George C. Schatz, Teri W. Odom,Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, United States

N164. Cascaded Control for Building HVAC Systems inPracticePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13139Deokgeun Park, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX,United States, Christopher R. Price, Oak Ridge NationalLaboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, United States, Bryan Rasmussen,Texas A&M University, College Station, TX, United States

N165. Giant Magnetocaloric Effect of Nanostructured Ni-Mn-Ga Heusler Alloys Manufacturing by Several MethodsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13145Pranav Bhale, Pnina Ari-Gur, Western Michigan University,Kalamazoo, MI, United States, Ronald Noebe, NASA GlennResearch Center, Cleveland, OH, United States, Jason M.Walker, Youngstown State University, Youngstown, OH, UnitedStates

N166. Permeation and Microstructures of Super-ToughHydrogelsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13146Jaylene Martinez, Mengyuan Wang, Yifu Ding, University ofColorado Boulder, Boulder, CO, United States

N167. A Simplified Mathematical Model to Simulate theMotion of the Brain Matter in Response to TranslationalImpacts to the HeadPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13156Ji Lang, Qianhong Wu, Villanova University, Villanova, PA,United States

N168. Ablation Enhancement by Thermal and Non-thermalAccumulation in Ultrafast Laser Fabrication of Fused Silicaat Kilo-hertz Repetition RatePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13159Xiao Jia, Xin Zhao, Clemson University, Clemson, SC, UnitedStates

N169. Soft Porous Lubrication With Oriented FibersPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13160Zenghao Zhu, Qianhong Wu, Villanova University, Villanova,PA, United States

N170. Is Chemical Domain Knowledge Even NecessaryWhen Machine Learning Materials Properties?Technical Presentation. IMECE2019-13170Ryan Murdock, University of Utah, American Fork, UT, UnitedStates, Kaai Kauwe, Taylor D. Sparks, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, United States

N171. Modeling and Test Methodologies for MonitoringFemoral Implant Insertion During Cementless Total HipArthroplastyPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13178Tina Dardeno, Peter Avitabile, University of MassachusettsLowell, Lowell, MA, United States

N172. Instability-Induced Torque-Dense Actuation inPhotoresponsive Liquid Crystal Elastomer ShellsTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13187Mahnoush Babaei, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA,United States, Junfeng Gao, Arul Clement, M. Ravi Shankar,University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, United States,Kaushik Dayal, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA,United States

N173. Attaining Desired Deformations of FlexibileStructures Through Mechanical StimuliPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13189Coby Turman, Texas A&M University, Quinlan, TX, UnitedStates, Renzhe Chen, Anastasia Muliana, Texas A&MUniversity, College Station, TX, United States, Negar Kalantar,California College of the Arts, San Francisco, CA, United States

N174. Mass-Customized All-in-One Bubble Nanoprinting ofSmart Wearable Medical DevicesPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13200Jimi Wang, Yuebing Zheng, University of Texas at Austin,Austin, TX, United States

N175. Additive Manufacture of SiOC Composites andInvestigation of Their Electrochemical Energy StorageBehaviorPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13203Federico Toigo, Università di Padova, Padova, Italy, ShakirBin Mujib, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS, UnitedStates, Giorgia Franchin, Paolo Colombo, Università diPadova, Padova, Italy, Gurpreet Singh, Kansas StateUniversity, Manhattan, KS, United States

N176. Structure-Property Relation of AdditivelyManufactured Bi-Continuous Piezocomposites: A Two-Scale Model Coupled With StatisticalReconstruction of MicrostructurePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13207Zhuo Wang, Wenhua Yang, Mississippi State University,Starkville, MS, United States, Li He, Xuan Song, University ofIowa, Iowa City, IA, United States, Lei Chen, Mississippi StateUniversity, Mississippi State, MS, United States


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N177. Misfit Dislocation Formation in PbTe/PbSe(001) andPbSe/PbTe(111) Heteroepitaxial SystemsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13208Yang Li, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, United States,Dave McDowell, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA,United States, Youping Chen, University of Florida,Gainesville, FL, United States

N178. Super-Stretchable and Mechanical StrongZwitterionic Hydrogels as Strain Sensors With HighSensitivity and Long Re-peatabilityPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13217Dong Zhang, Yanxian Zhang, Yonglan Liu, Jie Zheng,University of Akron, Akron, OH, United States

N179. Concurrent Atomistic-Continuum Simulation of theDislocation Pileup-Induced Phase Transformation inMaterials Under DeformationPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13223Yipeng Peng, Liming Xiong, Iowa State University, Ames, IA,United States

N180. Time-Dependent Pressure Relaxation in HydrogelContact ExperimentsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13230Christopher Johnson, Jiho Kim, Alison C. Dunn, Universityof Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, United States

N181. A Comparative Life-Cycle Assessment of Mid-RiseOffice Buildings Considering the Impact of Early DesignDecisionsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13234Mohsen Zaker Esteghamati, Patricia Asiatico, Virginia Tech,Blacksburg, VA, United States, Thea Diep Ton, University ofWashington, Seattle, WA, United States, Natalia Zhukova,Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, United States,Matthew Musetich, University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame,IN, United States, Jeonghyun Lee, University of California, LosAngeles, Los Angeles, CA, United States, Madeleine M. Flint,Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA, United States

N182. Estimation of the Wind Direction From PowerProduction Fluctuations in Large Wind FarmsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13240Federico Bernardoni, Umberto Ciri, Stefano Leonardi,University of Texas at Dallas, Richardson, TX, United States

N183. Atomistic Measurement of the Grain BoundaryEnergy and Cohesive Strength in IcePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13243Hang Li, Yipeng Peng, Liming Xiong, Iowa State University,Ames, IA, United States

N184. Critical Assessment of Shape Retrieval Tools (SRTs)Poster Presentation. IMECE2019-13246Xinyi Xiao, Sanjay Joshi, Pennsylvania State University,University Park, PA, United States, Oscar Tapia, J. Cecil,Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK, United States

N185. The Biomechanical Response of the PorcineTricuspid Valve Leaflets Does Not Change FollowingFreezing and ThawingPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13267Margaret Clark, Samuel Salinas, Rouzbeh Amini, Universityof Akron, Akron, OH, United States

N186. A Comprehensive Scoring Procedure of theAlternative Usage Task: Processing Experimental Data andPotential Use in Creativity ResearchPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13271Tess Hartog, Amin G. Alhashim, Megan Marshall, ZahedSiddique, University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK, United States

N187. Mission Design of Servicing Satellites inGeosynchronous Earth OrbitPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13272James Mostek, Western Michigan University, LaGrange Park,IL, United States, Jennifer Hudson, Western MichiganUniversity, Kalamazoo, MI, United States

N188. Dynamics of Turbulence With Large DensityVariationsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13274Denis Aslangil, Lehigh University, Bethlehem, PA, UnitedStates, Daniel Livescu, Los Alamos National Laboratory, LosAlamos, NM, United States, Arindam Banerjee, LehighUniversity, Bethlehem, PA, United States

N189. Plasmonic Sub-nanometer Gap Devices Based onCollapsible NanofingersPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13282Pan Hu, Boxiang Song, Yunxiang Wang, Wei Wu, Universityof Southern California, Los Angeles, CA, United States

N190. Development of Multi-Robot 3D Printing System:Cooperative 3D PrintingPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13299Laxmi Poudel, Wenchao Zhou, Zhenghui Sha, University ofArkansas, Fayetteville, AR, United States

N191. Developing Resonant Ultrasound SpectroscopyInstrument for Studying Elastic Properties of MaterialsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13305Emily Gima, Kristen Siaw, Oleksiy Svitelskiy, GordonCollege, Wenham, MA, United States

N192. Measuring Local Fluxes in Transient TransportProcesses and Inhomogeneous SystemsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13317Adrian Diaz, Youping Chen, University of Florida, Gainesville,FL, United States


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N193. Scalable Manufacturing of Hybrid Solid Electrolytesfor All Solid State BatteriesPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13318Marm Dixit, Wahid Zaman, Vanderbilt University, Nashville,TN, United States, Yousuf Bootwala, Georgia Institute ofTechnology, Atlanta, GA, United States, Nicholas Hortance,Yanjie Zheng, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN, UnitedStates, Marta Hatzell, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta,GA, United States, Kelsey B. Hatzell, Vanderbilt University,Nashville, TN, United States

N194. Synchrotron X-Ray Tomography ThermalConductivity Analysis of Packed Bed Particle-to-sCO2 HeatExchangersPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13325Yanjie Zheng, Marm Dixit, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN,United States, Yousuf Bootwala, Marta Hatzell, GeorgiaInstitute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, United States, Kelsey B.Hatzell, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN, United States

N195. Understanding the Self-Healing of ReversiblePolymer Networks Through Coarse-Grained MolecularDynamic SimulationPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13331Zhiqiang Shen, University of Connecticut, Willington, CT,United States, Ying Li, University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT,United States

N196. Machine Learning of Human Sequential Decisions inEngineering Systems DesignPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13335Molla Hafizur Rahman, Zhenghui Sha, University ofArkansas, Fayetteville, AR, United States

N197. Collaborative Robots and SafetyPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13338Almir Trnjanin, Wayne State University, Detroit, MI, UnitedStates

N198. Towards a Theory of Systems Engineering Process:A Reinforcement Learning Approach to SequentialDecision-Making ProcedurePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13341Salar Safarkhani, Ilias Bilionis, Purdue University, WestLafayette, IN, United States

N199. Tunable Electrical Properties of Embossed,Cellulose-Based Paper for Skin-Like SensingPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13382Tongfen Liang, Xiyue Zou, Ramendra K. Pal, Jiaqi Liu,Maame Assasie, Wei-Jian Guo, Chuyang Chen, Jingjin Xie,Max Tenorio, Daniel Sullivan, Anna Root, Rutgers, The StateUniversity of New Jersey, Piscataway, NJ, United States, PaulStansel, Rutgers University, Fitchburg, MA, United States,Anne Q. McKeown, Rutgers University‒New Brunswick, NewBrunswick, NJ, United States, George Weng, Rutgers, TheState University of New Jersey, Piscataway, NJ, United States,William W. Sampson, University of Manchester, Manches-ter,United Kingdom, Assimina Pelegri, Rutgers University‒NewBrunswick, East Brunswick, NJ, United States, Aaron D.Mazzeo, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey,Piscataway, NJ, United States

N200. Resonant Vibrational Modes of Piezoelectric Disks inAcoustic Energy Transfer SystemsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13395Vamsi Chandra Meesala, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA,United States, Muhammad Hajj, Stevens Institute ofTechnology, Hoboken, NJ, United States, Shima Shahab,Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA, United States

N201. Collective Dislocation-Interface Interactions Usingthe Concurrent Atomistic-Continuum MethodPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13406Alex Selimov, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, FL,United States, Youping Chen, University of Florida,Gainesville, FL, United States, Dave McDowell, GeorgiaInstitute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, United States

N202. Effect of Thickness on the Crystal Structure andElectrical Properties of Epitaxially Grown TiN Thin FilmsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13427Manosi Roy, Nikhil Reddy Mucha, Svitlana Fialkova, SergeyYarmolenko, Dhananjay Kumar, North Carolina A&T StateUniversity, Greensboro, NC, United States

N203. The Path to Optical Sorting of Large DielectricMicroparticles With Whispering Gallery ModesPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13429Nathan J. Jordan, Gordon College, Wenham, MA, UnitedStates, Alexander King, Gordon College, St. Croix Falls, WI,United States, Oleksiy Svitelskiy, Gordon College, Wenham,MA, United States

N204. A Topological Approach to Control of a MagneticMicrorobotPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13432Ariella Mansfield, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA,United States, Mohid Khan, Johns Hopkins University,Baltimore, MD, United States, Dhanushka Kularatne, Edward Steager, M. Ani Hsieh, University of Pennsylvania,Philadelphia, PA, United States

N205. Additive Nanomanufacturing Through Opto-Thermomechanical Printing of Nanoparticles UnderElectric FieldPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13439Md. Shah Alam, Chenglong Zhao, University of Dayton,Dayton, OH, United States

N206. Room Temperature Processing of FunctionalMaterialsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13466Zahabul Islam, Pennsylvania State University, State College,PA, United States, Md. Haque, Penn State University,University Park, PA, United States


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N207. Micro-Nucleate Boiling Influence in High Heat-FluxAnnular Flow of WaterPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13471Soroush Sepahyar, Michigan Technological University,Hancock, MI, United States, Harsha Sathi, MichiganTechnological University, Houghton, MI, United States, Michael Kivisalu, Michigan Technological University, Crotonon Hudson, NY, United States, Amitabh Narain, MichiganTechnological University, Houghton, MI, United States

N208. Biomimetic Layered Structuring of CeramicsThrough Ice and Ultrasound TemplatingPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13472Max Mroz, Taylor A. Ogden, Isaac Nelson, Milo Prisbrey,Bart Raeymaekers, Steven Naleway, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, United States

N209. Effect of Thickness on the Crystal Structure andElectrical Properties of Epitaxially Grown TiN Thin FilmsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13473Manosi Roy, Nikhil Reddy Mucha, North Svitlana Fialkova,Sergey Yarmolenko, Dhananjay Kumar, North Carolina A&TState University, Greensboro, NC, United States

N210. Theory-Driven Auxetic Chiral Granular MetamaterialsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13480Nima Nejadsadeghi, Anil Misra, University of Kansas,Lawrence, KS, United States

N211. Implementation of Granular Micromechanics BasedNonlinear Material Model Into FEAPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13490Rizacan Sarikaya, Anil Misra, University of Kansas,Lawrence, KS, United States

N212. Laser-Induced Graphene Interdigitated Electrodesfor Rapid Detection of Salmonella enterica in FoodSamplesPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13494Cicero C. Pola, Kshama Parate, Jonathan Claussen,Carmen L. Gomes, Iowa State University, Ames, IA, UnitedStates

N213. Sustainability of GFRP Composite Laminates UsingNovel Recyclable UV Curable Thermoset SMP and SMAPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13499John Konlan, Southern University and A&M College, BatonRouge, LA, United States, Samuel Ibekwe, Karen Crosby,Patrick Mensah, Southern University and A&M College, Baton Rouge, LA, United States, Guoqiang Li, Louisiana StateUniversity, Baton Rouge, LA, United States

N214. Atheroprotective Swirling Flow: MechanobiologicalSignificancePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13501Robert Newman, Pablo Huang-Zhang, Drexel University,Philadelphia, PA, United States, Colin Tkatch, HospitalUniversity Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, United States,Dmitri Vainchtein, Drexel University, Camden, NJ, UnitedStates, J. Yasha Kresh, Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA,United States

N215. Manipulating Bacterial Mechanosensing byModifying Substrate MechanicsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13502Jacob Blacutt, Liyun Wang, Vernita Gordon, University ofTexas at Austin, Austin, TX, United States

N216. Dynamics-Aware Deep Learning for BioprostheticHeart ValvesPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13522Aditya Balu, Kai Liang Tan, Adarsh Krishnamurthy, SoumikSarkar, Ming-Chen Hsu, Iowa State University, Ames, IA,United States

N217. Interfacial Damage Detection of CFRP-ConcreteJoints Using Active Microwave ThermographyPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13524Xingxing Zou, Ali Mirala, Lesley Sneed, Mohammad TayebAl Qaseer, Kristen M. Donnell, Missouri University of Scienceand Technology, Rolla, MO, United States

N218. Utilizing the Combined Shape Recovery Properties ofFiber and Matrix of a Self-Healing Polymer Composite inEffecting Healing of Early Age CracksPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13525Henry Quansah Afful, Patrick Mensah, Southern Universityand A&M College, Baton Rouge, LA, United States, SamuelIbekwe, Southern University and A&M College, Baker, LA,United States, Guoqiang Li, Louisiana State University, BatonRouge, LA, United States

N219. A Study of Material Removal Behavior During Ultra-Precision Machining of Single Crystal Sapphire Usinga Slip/Fracture Activation ModelPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13538Suk Bum Kwon, Aditya Nagaraj, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI, United States, Hae-Sung Yoon, KoreaAerospace University, Goyang-si, Gyeonggi-do, Korea(Republic), Sangkee Min, University of Wisconsin-Madison,Madison, WI, United States

N220. Self-Burrowing-Out Robot Inspired by NaturePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13539Sichuan Huang, Julian Tao, Arizona State University, Tempe,AZ, United States

N221. Particle-Shock Interactions During Ultrafast ShearExfoliation of 2D Layered Materials Using CompressibleFlowsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13543Md. Farhadul Islam, Ray Hixon, University of Toledo, Toledo,OH, United States, Reza Rizvi, York University, Toronto, ON,Canada

N222. Large-Area, Wafer Scale Nanopatterning TechniqueUsing Interferometric LithographyPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13544Vineeth Sasidharan, S.R.J Brueck, University of New Mexico,Albuquerque, NM, United States


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N223. Flow Control and Separation Delay in Morphing WingAircraft Using Traveling Wave ActuationPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13552Anthony Olivett, Mostafa Tavakkoli Anbarani, M. AminKarami, University at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY, United States

N224. A Comparative Study of Life Cycle AssessmentApproaches Taken to Evaluate Environmental Impacts ofSeismic Dam-age of Reinforced Concrete CommercialBuildingPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13556Jeonghyun Lee, University of California, Los Angeles, LosAngeles, CA, United States, Mohsen Zaker Esteghamati,Madeleine M. Flint, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA, UnitedStates

N225. Abrasive Wear Behavior of Polyacrylamide HydrogelsUnder a Range of Loads and Sliding SpeedsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13562Shabnam Bonyadi, Alison C. Dunn, University of Illinois atUrbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, United States

N226. Autonomous Deep Learning-Based Pose Estimationand Obstacle Avoidance for a 7-DOF Robot ManipulatorPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13567Alexander Bertino, Mostafa Bagheri, San Diego StateUniversity, San Diego, CA, United States, Miroslav Krstic,University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA, United States,Peiman Naseradinmousavi, San Diego State University, SanDiego, CA, United States

N227. Robust Source Localization Using PhononicScattering ResponsePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13568Weidi Wang, University of Massachusetts Lowell, Lowell, MA,United States, Yan Lu, Ankit Srivastava, Illinois Institute ofTechnology, Chicago, IL, United States, Alireza V. Amirkhizi,University of Massachusetts Lowell, Lowell, MA, United States

N228. Mechanical and Thermal Characterization of aHybrid Reinforced Multifunctional Composite MaterialManufactured via 3D PrintingPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13571Okunzuwa Ekuase, Fareed Dawan, Patrick Mensah,Southern University and A&M College, Baton Rouge, LA,United States

N229. Visco-Hyperelastic Constitutive Modelling of StrainRate Sensitive Soft MaterialsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13588Kshitiz Upadhyay, Douglas Spearot, Ghatu Subhash,University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, United States

N230. A Gamified CPS Test Bed for SecurityExperimentationPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13589Declan Oberzan, Alexander Tang, Morgan Dunn, KacyLuker, Saad Ahktar, Peter Hawrylak, University of Tulsa,Tulsa, OK, United States

N231. Stability and Control Analysis of Unmanned AerialVehiclesPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13591Kofi Agyemang Amankwah, Stephen Akwaboa, PatrickMensah, Southern University and A&M College, Baton Rouge,LA, United States

N232. Rational Design of Laser-Etched Grooves on Paperto Improve Wicking PerformancePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13594Sidharth Modha, Hussein Chamouni, Yu Shen, AshokMulchandani, Hideaki Tsutsui, University of California,Riverside, Riverside, CA, United States

N233. Instrumentation and Analysis Architecture for aGamified CPS Test BedPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13596Morgan Dunn, Eric Schnelker, Logan Jones, John Hale,University of Tulsa, Tulsa, OK, United States

N234. Independent Tuning of Stress and Refractive Index inSilica Waveguides Thin FilmsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13597Neal Wostbrock, Isaac Stricklin, Mahmoud Behzadirad,University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM, United States,Ting Shan Luk, Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque,NM, United States, Tito Busani, University of New Mexico,Albuquerque, NM, United States

N235. Consensus Control in Rigid-body Multi-VehicleSystemsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13599Mohammad Maadani, Eric A. Butcher, University of Arizona,Tucson, AZ, United States

N236. Simulation of a CPS Security Test BedPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13600Alexander Tang, Morgan Dunn, Peter Hawrylak, Universityof Tulsa, Tulsa, OK, United States

N237.Effects of Wet Transfer on Photoluminescence ofWS2Poster Presentation. IMECE2019-13604Xiaotian Wang, Kyungnam Kang, Shichen Fu, Siwei Chen,Eui-Hyeok Yang, Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken,NJ, United States

N238. Mechanics in Electrochromic MaterialsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13607Xiaokang Wang, Ke Chen, Luize Scalco de Vasconcelos,Jianguo Mei, Kejie Zhao, Purdue University, West Lafayette,IN, United States

N239. Contact Formation and Defect Generation at theInterface of Two FCC Metallic SubstratesPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13610Milad Khajehvand, Santa Clara University, Santa Clara, CA,United States, Henri Seppänen, Kulicke & SofInc., Santa Ana, CA, United States, Panthea Sepehrband,Santa Clara University Santa Clara, CA, United States


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N240. Framework to Forecast Mobility Pattern UsingTrajectory Data for Geo-Targeting Emergency ManagementActivitiesPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13611Tamara Riggs, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Knoxville, TN,United States, Bandana Kar, Oak Ridge National Laboratory,Oak Ridge, TN, United States

N241. Incentivizing Energy-Conserving Behaviors in Low-Income Residential CommunitiesPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13619Vanessa Kwarteng, Huijeong Kim, Sang W. Ham, PanagiotaKarava, Thanh Nguyen, Ilias Bilionis, Purdue University, WestLafa-yette, IN, United States

N242. Measurements of Tensile and Shear Anisotropy in aPolyvinyl Alcohol Gel Surrogate for Brain TissueUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13629Alexa Panrudkevich, Justin Wan, Payal Hukeri, R.J.Okamoto, P.V. Bayly, Washington University in St. Louis, St.Louis, MO, United States

N243. Complex Three-Dimensional Material FlowDduringAdditive Friction Stir Deposition of Dissimilar AluminumAlloysPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13633Mackenzie Perry, R. Joey Griffiths, Hunter A. Rauch, DavidGarcia, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA, United States, JenniferM. Sietins, CCDC Army Research Laboratory, AberdeenProving Ground, MD, United States, Yunhui Zhu, Hang Z. Yu,Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA, United States

N244. Maximum Lifting Weight Prediction Using 3D SkeletalModel and Dynamic Joint StrengthPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13642Rahid Zaman, Yujiang Xiang, Oklahoma State University,Stillwater, OK, United States

N245. Acoustic Side Channel Attacks on DNA SynthesizersPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13643Sina Faezi, Sujit Rokka Chhetri, Arnav V. Malawade, JohnChaput, University of California, Irvine, Irvine, CA, UnitedStates, William Grover, Philip Brisk, University of California,Riverside, Riverside, CA, United States, Mohammad AlFaruque, University of California, Irvine, Irvine, CA, UnitedStates

N246. Input-Output Integrated Computer Vision-BasedStructural Health MonitoringPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13656Chuanzhi Dong, Fikret N. Catbas, University of CentralFlorida, Orlando, FL, United States

N247. Structural Damage and Ground Motion Analysis inMexico City After the 2017 Puebla EarthquakeUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13659Nicholas Slavin, California Polytechnic State University, SanLuis Obispo, Oak Park, CA, United States, Anisha Datta,California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, SanLuis Obispo, CA, United States

N248. The Role of Automation Perceptions inManufacturing StrategyPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13672Chase Wentzky, Joshua D. Summers, Clemson University,Clemson, SC, United States

N249. Experimental Analysis of the Thermally BuckledEnergy Harvesters for Powering Leadless PacemakersTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13687Mostafa Tavakkoli Anbarani, M. Amin Karami, University atBuffalo, Buffalo, NY, United States

N250. Bioinspired Routes to Damage Tolerant Materials:Unique Microstructure and Fracture Properties of Enamelin the Mammal-Like Grinding Dentition of a HadrosauridDinosaurPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13688Soumya Varma, Manish Jain, University of Nevada Reno,Reno, NV, United States, Yi Teng Lee, Exxon Mobil, KualaLumpur, Malaysia, Shane Johnson, University of NevadaReno, Reno, NV, United States, Brandon A. Krick, LehighUniversity, Bethlehem, PA, United States, Gregory M.Erickson, Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL, UnitedStates, Johann Michler, Daniele Casari, Jakob Schwiedrzik,EMPA, Thun, Bern, Switzerland, Shraddha J. Vachhani,Bruker Nano Surfaces, Minneapolis, MN, United States,Siddhartha Pathak, University of Nevada, Reno, Reno, NV,United States

N251. Robust Delay-Dependent LPV Output-FeedbackBlood Pressure Control With Real-Time BayesianEstimationPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13689Shahin Tasoujian, Matthew Franchek, Karolos Grigoriadis,University of Houston, Houston, TX, United States

N252. Experimental Analysis of Noise Filtration UsingMagneto-Elastic Phononic CrystalTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13694Mostafa Tavakkoli Anbarani, M. Amin Karami, University atBuffalo, Buffalo, NY, United States

N253. Atypical High-Voltage Capacity Loss in Tin BasedSodium-Ion Battery ChemistryPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13700Susmita Sarkar, Partha P. Mukherjee, Purdue University,West Lafayette, IN, United States

N254. Fear and Greed Strategy Dynamics in the CollectiveDesign of Engineering SystemsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13708Ambrosio Valencia-Romero, Paul T. Grogan, StevensInstitute of Technology, Hoboken, NJ, United States

N255. 1-Norm: Quantifying Mechanical Wave Scattering inBiological TissuesPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13710Harish Palnitkar, Martina Guidetti, Rolf O. Reiter, ThomasRoyston, Dieter Klatt, University of Illinois at Chicago,Chicago, IL, United States


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N256. Low Carbon Footprint, Biobased Micro CellulosePLA Foams for Building ApplicationsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13719Kayode Oluwabunmi, Nandika D’Souza, Weihuan Zhao,University of North Texas, Denton, TX, United States, MarielaAlvarez, Haliburton, Carrolton, TX, United States

N257. Life Time Analysis of Piezoelectric Vibration EnergyHarvesters for Powering PacemakersPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13728Nikta Amiri, M. Amin Karami, University at Buffalo, Buffalo,NY, United States

N258. Estimating Motion and Structural Anisotropy in aPorcine Brain Using MR Elastography and Diffusion TensorImagingPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13733J.K. Rifkin, R.J. Okamoto, CA Guertler, PV Bayly,Washington University in St. Louis, St. Louis, MO, UnitedStates

N259. Piezoelectric Tooth Aligner for Bone GrowthStimulationPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13734Nikta Amiri, M. Amin Karami, University at Buffalo, Buffalo,NY, United States

N260. Identifying a Truncated Modal Basis with MultiscaleFidelity for Nonlinear Fluid FlowsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13737Michael Lee, Earl Dowell, Duke University, Durham, NC,United States

N261. Simulation of Higher-Order Stochastic ProcessesPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13740Lohit Vandanapu, Michael D. Shields, Johns HopkinsUniversity, Baltimore, MD, United States

N262. Evaluation of an Indirect Heating Method for Self-healing and Shape Memory in Polymer Materials Using High Intensity Focused UltrasoundPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13753Obinna Nwokonkwo, Southern University and A&M College,Baton Rouge, LA, United States, Samuel Ibekwe, SouthernUniversity and A&M College, Baker, LA, United States,Guoqiang Li, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA,United States, Patrick Mensah, Southern University and A&MCollege, Baton Rouge, LA, United States

N263. Non-Standard Timoshenko 1D Beam ModelDescribes Chiral Behavior of Granular BeamPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13756Michele De Angelo, Kansas University, Lawrence, KS, UnitedStates, Luca Placidi, Università Telematica InternazionaleUninettuno, Roma, RM, Italy, Anil Misra, University of Kansas,Lawrence, KS, United States

N264. Efficient Use of Multiple Information Sources inMaterial DesignPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13766Abhilash Molkeri, Seyede F Ghoreishi, Raymundo Arroyave,Douglas Allaire, Ankit Srivastava, Texas A&M University,College Station, TX, United States

N265. Understanding the Interactions of Gas With 2DNanomaterials During Compressible Flow Exfoliation:A Molecular Dy-namics StudyPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13768Shafkat Ahmed, University of Toledo, Toledo, OH, UnitedStates, Reza Rizvi, York University, Toronto, ON, Canada

N266. Molecular Dynamics Simulation of Horizontal RibbonGrowth of Silicon Crystals: A Forced Velocity SimulationApproachPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13769Victor Fabiyi, Clarkson University, Potsdam, NY, United States

N267. In-Situ Full-Field Mapping of Melt Flow Dynamics inLaser Metal Additive ManufacturingPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13772Qilin Guo, Missouri University of Science and Technology,Rolla, MO, United States, Cang Zhao, Argonne NationalLaboratory, Lemont, IL, United States, Minglei Qu, LianghuaXiong, Luis I. Escano, S. Mohammad H. Hojjatzadeh,Missouri University of Science and Technology, Rolla, MO,United States, Niranjan D. Parab, Kamel Fezzaa, Tao Sun,Argonne National Laboratory, Lemont, IL, United States, Lianyi Chen, Missouri University of Science and Technology,Rolla, MO, United States

N268. Innovative Geothermal Solar Thermal Hybrid SystemWith Thermal Energy StoragePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13782Francesca Moloney, University of South Florida, Land OLakes, FL, United States, D. Yogi Goswami, University ofSouth Florida, Tampa, FL, United States

N269. Levee Fragility Behavior and Failure Probabilityunder Projected Flood Loadings in a Warming ClimatePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13790Aneseh Alborzi, University of California, Irvine, Irvine, CA,United States, Firas H. Jasim, Mississippi State University,Starkville, MS, United States, Iman Mallakpour, University of California, Irvine, Irvine, CA, United States, Farshid Vahedifard,Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS, United States, Amir AghaKouchak, University of California, Irvine, Irvine, CA,United States

N270. Investigation on the Stability of Natural Convection inan Annular Cavity With Non-Isothermal WallsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13795Sneha Sondur, Ann M. Mescher, University of Washington,Seattle, WA, United States


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N271. Are We Teaching Systems Engineering StudentsWhat They Need to Learn?Poster Presentation. IMECE2019-13799Tracy El Khoury, Karen Marais, Purdue University, WestLafayette, IN, United States

N272. Design of Multi-Scale Lattices Using TopologyOptimizationPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13803Hesaneh Kazemi, University of Connecticut, Vernon, CT,United States, Ashkan Vaziri, Northeastern University, Boston,MA, United States, Julian Norato, University of Connecticut,Storrs, CT, United States

N273. Mapping the Research Landscape of UncertaintyQuantification in Materials ModelingPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13806B.S. Aakash, Michael Shields, Johns Hopkins University,Baltimore, MD, United States

N274. Study of Natural Convection inside a ClosedRectangular Air-Filled Cavity With Non-Isothermal WallsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13808Sneha Sondur, Ann M Mescher, University of Washington,Seattle, WA, United States

N275. Periodic Cellular Materials With Temperature-induced Phase TransformationsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13827Yunlan Zhang, Pablo Zavattieri, Mirian Velay-Lizancos,Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, United States, Nilesh Mankame, General Motors, Warren, MI, United States,David Restrepo, University of Texas at San Antonio, SanAntonio, TX, United States

N276. Modeling the Impacts of Regional Drought on GlobalNutritionPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13832Alexandre Martinez, Amir AghaKouchak, Steven Davis,University of California Irvine, Irvine, CA, United States

N277. Phonon Dispersion and Lifetimes of Two-Dimensional Hybrid (C4H9NH3)2PbI4 Perovskite CrystalsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13840Chen Li, Hao Ma, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, United States,Tianyang Li, Duke University, Durham, NC, United States,Ahmet Alatas, Argonne National Laboratory, Lemont, IL,United States, David Mitzi, Duke University, Durham, NC,United States, Zhiting Tian, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY,United States

N278. Full-Waveform Inversion of Seismic Input Motions ina Near-Surface, Finite DomainPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13850Bruno Peruqui Guidio, Chanseok Jeong, Catholic Universityof America, Washington, DC, United States

N279. Piezoresistivity Characterization of Thin-FilmCarbon-Doped PDMS Using a Conductive HemisphericalProbePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13857Christopher Green, Burak Aksak, Texas Tech University,Lubbock, TX, United States

N280. Optimizing Composites for Multi-FunctionalApplications Using Topology Optimization and DinosaurDentitionPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13862Tomas Grejtak, Xiu Jia, Tomas Babuska, Lehigh University,Bethlehem, PA, United States, Stephen K. Hendriks, FloridaState University, Tallahassee, FL, United States, Manish Jain,Soumya Varma, Yi T. Lee, University of Nevada Reno, Reno,NV, United States, Natasha Vermaak, Lehigh University,Bethlehem, PA, United States, Gregory M. Erickson, FloridaState University, Tallahassee, FL, United States, SiddharthaPathak, University of Nevada, Reno, Reno, NV, United States,Brandon A. Krick, Lehigh University, Bethlehem, PA, UnitedStates

N281. Maneuvering Control Strategy of an UnderwaterVessel With Undulating Fin PropulsionPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13863Mohammad Irfan Uddin, Gonzalo Garcia Garreton, OscarCuret, Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, FL, UnitedStates

N282. Powder-Bed Fusion Process of Cu-Cr-Zr Alloy: Melt-Pool Dynamics and Process OptimizationPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13881M. Shafiqur Rahman, Paul Schilling, Paul Herrington,University of New Orleans, New Orleans, LA, United States,Uttam Chakravarty, University of New Orleanas, Kenner, LA,United States

N283. Nanomanufacturing and Characterization of Alignedand Layered Laminated Continuous Nanofiber-ReinforcedCompo-sitesPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13904Lucas Barry, University of Nebraska–Lincoln, Elkhorn, NE,United States, Abdelrahman Elsayed, Yuris Dzenis,University of Nebraska–Lincoln, Lincoln, NE, United States

N284. Stress Corrosion Cracking of GraphenePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13937Mohan Surya Raja Elapolu, Alireza Tabarraei, University ofNorth Carolina at Charlotte, Charlotte, NC, United States

N285. A Low-Temperature Printing Technology for InkjetPrinted Sensors Using Plasma-Activated, Metal-Salt BasedInksPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13941Yongkun Sui, Yifan Dai, Chung-Chiun Liu, R. MohanSankaran, Christian Zorman, Case Western ReserveUniversity, Cleveland, OH, United States


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N286. The Influence of Simple Polymers on the Dispersionof Colloidal Nanosilica in Ultra-High Performance ConcretePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13949Douglas Hendrix, Kay Wille, University of Connecticut, Storrs,CT, United States

N287. 1D Control-Oriented Model for Predicting SurgeInception: Model Order Reduction of Nonlinear HyperbolicPDEs for Wave Dynamics in Turbocharged IC EnginesPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13950Alexandra Taylor, Marcello Canova, Ohio State University,Columbus, OH, United States

16-2 POSTER SESSION: NSF RESEARCHEXPERIENCE FOR UNDERGRADUATES(REU)16-2-1 Exhibit Hall AB 12:00PM–2:30PM

N288. Numerical Analysis of Stick BombsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12646Lucas Allegrette, Thomas Siegmund, Purdue University,West Lafayette, IN, United States

N289. Leonardo’s Lintel: Analysis With 21st Century ToolsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12653Ethan Guenther, Thomas Siegmund, Purdue University, WestLafayette, IN, United States

N290. Modeling, Simulation, and Stability Analysis of CiliaOscillationsUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13087Yenan Shen, Louis G. Woodhams, PV Bayly, WashingtonUniversity in St. Louis, St. Louis, MO, United States

N291. Determining Nanoparticle Biodistribution Using aTime Dependent Physiologically Based Multi-ScalePharmacokinetic ModelTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13091Emma Glass, The College of William and Mary, Williamsburg,VA, United States, Ravi Radhakrishnan, University ofPennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, United States

N292. Use of CFD Modeling to Predict Performance of 3DPrinted Plastic Heat ExchangersPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13281Rylie Brown, Dordt University, Boise, ID, United States,Gregory Michna, South Dakota State University, Brookings,SD, United States

N293. Visualization of Flow Distribution in Through-ToolMinimum Quantity Lubrication (MQL) DrillingPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13289Vivian S. Su, University of Utah, Orem, UT, United States,Daniel Paulo-Wach, University of California, Berkeley,Berkeley, CA, United States, Jay Raval, Aman Nigam, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX, United States,Bruce L. Tai, Texas A&M University, Bryan, TX, United States

N294. Cobalt Supply Insights in the Face of IncreasedElectric Vehicle DemandPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13295Danielle N. Beatty, University of Utah, Sale Lake City, UT,United States, Xinkai Fu, Massachusetts Institute ofTechnology, Cambridge, MA, United States, GabrielleGaustad, Alfred University, Alfred, NY, United States, Gebrand Cedar, University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley,CA, United States, Richard Roth, Randolph Kirchain,Michele Bustamante, Massachusetts Institute of Technology,Cambridge, MA, United States, Callie Babbitt, RochesterInstitute of Technology, Rochester, NY, United States, Elsa Olivetti, Massachusetts Institute of Technology,Cambridge, MA, United States

N295. Muscle Activation Patterns During Use of the CSU4OptimX Exercise RobotPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13296Andrew Shelton, Cleveland State University, Williamsville, NY,United States, Erivelton Gualter Dos Santos, Humberto DeLas Casas, Hanz Richter, Cleveland State University,Cleveland, OH, United States

N296. Portable Electrochemical Sensing and Internet-of-Things (IoT) for Wearable Papertronic SensorsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13384Sukhjit Singh, Emily Gruber, Ramendra K. Pal, SowmyaBalakrishnan, Mark Orzeszko, Aaron D. Mazzeo, Rutgers,The State University of New Jersey, Piscataway, NJ, UnitedStates

N297. High Modulus Supercapacitors for Structural Energyand PowerPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13417Anish Patel, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX, UnitedStates, Charles Shelton, University of Alabama in Huntsville,Fairhope, AL, United States, John Harris, Samsung, CollegeStation, TX, United States, Jodie L. Lutkenhaus, Texas A&MUniversity, College Station, TX, United States

N298. Analyzing Interlayer Behavior for Layer-by-Layer SlotDie CoatingPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13549Daniel Liao, Dipankar Behera, Michael Cullinan, Universityof Texas at Austin, Austin, TX, United States

N299. Application of Predictive Analytics Tool Boxes forMaximizing Thermal Performance of A Basic ThermalEnergy Storage (TES) UnitPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13620Meghan Truong, Texas A&M University, Houston, TX, UnitedStates, Nandan Shettigar, Texas A&M University, Carrollton,TX, United States, Ashok Thyagarajan, Debjyoti Banerjee,Texas A&M University, College Station, TX, United States


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N300. Optimizing 3D Printed Heat Exchanger Designs forEnhanced Thermal Energy Storage (TES) PlatformsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13623Meghan Truong, Texas A&M University, Houston, TX, UnitedStates, Nandan Shettigar, Texas A&M University, Carrollton,TX, United States, Abigail Meza, Ashok Thyagarajan,Debjyoti Banerjee, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX,United States

N301. Design and Testing of Thermal Energy Storage (TES)Platforms by Enhancing Reliability of Phase ChangeMaterialsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13628Meghan Truong, Texas A&M University, Houston, TX, UnitedStates, Nandan Shettigar, Texas A&M University, Carrollton,TX, United States, Ashok Thyagarajan, Texas A&M University,College Station, TX, United States, Navin Kumar, Oak RidgeNational Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, United States, DebjyotiBanerjee, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX, UnitedStates

N302. Enhanced Microparticle Spraying Using UltrasonicDroplet GenerationUndergrad Expo. IMECE2019-13630Jonathan S. Powles, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN,United States, Nathan A. Reed, Washington University in St. Louis, St. Louis, MO, United States, John Meacham,Washington University in St. Louis, Webster Groves, MO,United States

N303. Magnetic Freeze-Casting With Tri-Axial NestedHelmholtz Coils to Fabricate Bioinspired Porous Helicaland Bouligand StructuresPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13631Sierra Freitas, Lauren M. Kochaver, John Varga, PaulWadsworth, Max Mroz, Owen Kingstedt, University of Utah,Salt Lake City, UT, United States, Jamie J. Kruzic, School ofMechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, Sydney, Utah,Australia, Steven Naleway, Isaac Nelson, University of Utah,Salt Lake City, UT, United States

N304. Modeling and Analysis of Age-DependentTransmission Tower Hurricane FailuresPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13748Keoni Sanny, Yousef Mohammadi Darestani, AbdollahShafieezadeh, Ohio State University, Columbus, OH, UnitedStates

N305. Utilization of 3D Printing Technology forCamouflaging Drone Detecting DevicesPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13793Misheel Sodgerel, Washington University in St. Louis, Cary,NC, United States, Missy Cummings, Duke University,Durham, NC, United States

N306. Applications of Active Microwave Thermography forStructural Health MonitoringPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13800Lia VanZant, Daniel Bischof, Xingxing Zou, Lesley Sneed,Mohammad Tayeb Al Qaseer, Kristen M. Donnell, MissouriUniversity of Science and Technology, Rolla, MO, United States

N307. An In-Depth Understanding of Single-PhaseImmersion Cooling Strategies for Data CentersPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13878Ephrem Kejela, Abel Misrak, Tushar JashvantbhaiChauhan, Dereje Agonafer, University of Texas at Arlington,Arlington, TX, United States


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TRACK ORGANIZERAlbert Ratner, University of Iowa, United States


TRACK 17 VIRTUAL PODIUM (POSTERS)

Track Organizer: Albert Ratner, University of Iowa, Iowa City,IA, United States

17-1 ACOUSTICS, VIBRATION, ANDPHONONICS17-1-1 Acoustics, Vibration, and PhononicsExhibit Hall #4 12:00PM–2:30PM

V400. Simulation and Optimization of a Surface AcousticWave Transducer for Contactless Bolt TensionQuantificationPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-11517Hani Alhazmi, Rasim Guldiken, University of South Florida,Tampa, FL, United States

V401. Analysis of Binaural Impulse Response Data in aNon-Diffuse Sound FieldPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12269Heather Lai, Anne Balant, SUNY New Paltz, New Paltz, NY,United States

17-2 ADVANCEDMANUFACTURING17-2-1 Exhibit Hall AB 12:00PM–2:30PM

V403. Electrical Discharge Machining With Very Fine SiliconPowder in the Dielectric: Surface Modification of Tool SteelPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-10144Fred Amorim, Cesar Oleinik, Pontifícia Universidade Católicado Parana, Curitiba, PR, Brazil

V404. Minimum Destructive and Noninvasive Test Methodsfor Natural MaterialsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-10416Satya Prasad Paruchuru, Aruna Prabha Kolluri, VNR VJIET,Hyderabad, Telangana, India

V405. Standardization Aspects of Fracture Testing of Boneand Bio-MaterialsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-10417Satya Prasad Paruchuru, Aruna Prabha Kolluri, VNR VJIET,Hyderabad, Telangana, India

V406. A Virtual Machining System for Toolpath OptimizationPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-10696Bowen Qi, Hong Seok Park, University of Ulsan, Ulsan, China

V407. Controllable Freeform Photothermal Manufacturingof Graphene Devices From Industrial and AgriculturalBio-ByproductsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-11360Wyatt Panaccione, Zhewen Yin, Emily Phan, Xiaohe Luan,Yunjo Jeong, Michael Cai Wang, University of South Florida,Tampa, FL, United States

V408. Digitally Defined Patterns for Manufacturing byUtilizing Point-PatterningPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-11525John Cotter, University of South Florida, Dade City, FL, UnitedStates, Nathan Crane, Brigham Young University, Provo, UT,United States, Rasim Guldiken, University of South Florida,Tampa, FL, United States

V409. Surface Quality Monitoring in End Mill Trimming ofFRP CompositesPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12690Ramulu Mamidala, Rishi Pahuja, University of Washington,Seattle, WA, United States

V410. De-icing Using Additively Manufactured HeatingElementsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12851Shaheryar Atta Khan, Ismail Lazoglu, Koc University,istanbul, Istanbul, Turkey

V411. Flexible and Printable Circuits: From Production to Inkjet Printing of GraphenePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12915Amir Ehsan Niaraki Asli, Nicole Hashemi, Iowa StateUniversity, Ames, IA, United States

V412. Radial Toolpath Use in Incremental FormingPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13037Tyler Grimm, Clemson University, Greenville, SC, UnitedStates, Laine Mears, Clemson University, Anderson, SC,United States

V413.Stochastic Milling Toolpath DevelopmentPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13038Tyler Grimm, Clemson University, Greenville, SC, UnitedStates, Laine Mears, Clemson University, Anderson, SC,United States

V414. Printing of Plano-Convex and Positive-MeniscusLens Array on a Flexible Substrate viaElectrohydrodynamic Jetting for Its Optical ApplicationsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13119JongHyun (Joe) Kim, Dongwoon Shin, Abiral Regmi,Jiyoung Chang, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, UnitedStates

V415. Rotational Effect on Natural Frequencies and ModeShapes of Timoshenko Rotating Workpiece in theUltrasonic Vibration-Assisted Turning ProcessPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13247H. Soleimanimehr, M. Ghelmani, Islamic Azad University,Tehran, Islamic Republic of Iran, Nariman Ashrafi, PayameNoor University, Tehran, Islamic Republic of Iran

V416. Effect of Tailstock on Natural Frequencies and ModeShapes of Timoshenko Workpiece in the UltrasonicVibration-Assisted Turning ProcessPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13251H. Soleimanimehr, S.M. Jafari, Islamic Azad UniversityTehran, Islamic Republic of Iran, Nariman Ashrafi, PayameNoor University ehran, Islamic Republic of Iran

TRACK 17 VIRTUAL PODIUM (POSTERS) –WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13

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V417. A Flexible Laser Induced Graphitic Sensor for FlowRate Sensing ApplicationsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13371Behrokh Abbasnejad, David McGloin, University ofTechnology Sydney, Sydney, NSW, Australia, Lee Clemon,University of Technology Sydney, Ultimo, NSW, Australia

17-4 BIOMEDICAL & BIOTECHNOLOGYENGINEERING17-4-2 Biomedical & Biotechnology EngineeringExhibit Hall AB 12:00PM–2:30PM

V418. Low-Cost Automated Labeling and Clearing ofClinical Specimens for High-Throughput Nondestructive 3D PathologyPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13107Kaylene Pang, University of Washington, Bellevue, WA, UnitedStates, Soyoung Kang, University of Washington, Seattle, WA,United States, Martin Poenot, Facebook, Seattle, WA, UnitedStates, Lawrence True, Nicholas Reder, Adam K. Glaser,Jonathan T.C. Liu, University of Washington, Seattle, WA,United States

V419. New Bioreactor Design for Intervertebral DiscPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13142Ran Huo, David-Michael Phillips, McGill University, Montreal,QC, Canada, Sam Selmani, Oligo Medic, Montreal, QC,Canada, Jianyu Li, McGill University, Montreal, QC, Canada

V420. Relating the Intricate Structure of Quasi-indestructible Armillaria Ostoyae Rhizomorphs to Its Mechanical PropertiesPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13474Debora Lyn Porter, Alexander J. Bradshaw, Bryn T.M.Dentinger, Steven Naleway, University of Utah, Salt Lake City,UT, United States

V421. Apparatus for Push-out Testing of Rat CalvarialDefect RepairsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13731Jiwan Han, Zachary Lawson, Andrew Robbins, Melissa A.Grunlan, Michael Moreno, Texas A&M University, CollegeStation, TX, United States

V422. Chromometric Analysis of Pig Bladder MucosalSurfaces for Vascular MappingPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13775Zachary Cullingsworth, Naveen Nandanan, KonstantinFrolov, Adam Klasuner, John Speich, Virginia CommonwealthUniversity, Richmond, VA, United States

V423. Development of Methods to Fabricate, MechanicallyCharacterize, and Analyze Cell Response in BiomimeticEngineered ScaffoldsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13592Raghuveer Lalitha Sridhar, Michael Moreno, Alan Freed,Ergun Akleman, Andrew Robbins, Erica Huebner, CynthiaCo, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX, United States

V424. Exploration of Electrospinning Protocols forProduction of Mechanically Tunable Vascular GraftsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13657Shannon Ingram, Texas A&M University, Fulshear, TX, UnitedStates, Michael Moreno, Andrew Robbins, Texas A&MUniversity, College Station, TX, United States

V425. Method for Finding the Flexural Rigidity of IndividualInternodal Regions of Maize StalksPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13882Nathanael Nelson, Michael Yancey, Chung Shan Liao,Brigham Young University, Provo, UT, United States,Christopher Stubbs, New York University, Brooklyn, NY,United States, Douglas Cook, Brigham Young University,Provo, UT, United States

V426. Improving Calcium Phosphate Cement Injectabilityand 3D-printability Using Microspheres for Dental MaterialsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13887Tony Yin, Steven Naleway, University of Utah, Salt Lake City,UT, United States

V427. Posture and Muscle Activation Changes Prior to anImpact in Response to a Directional WarningTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-11796Mohammad Homayounpour, Jonathan Douglas Mortensen,Andrew Merryweather, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT,United States

V428. Validation of Pressure Insoles as an Accurate andPrecise Force Measurement DevicePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13096Jordan Smith, Robert Felmlee, Gannon University, Erie, PA,United States, Mary Crowe, Lake Erie College of OsteopathicMedicine, Erie, PA, United States, Scott Steinbrink, DavidePiovesan, Gannon University, Erie, PA, United States

17-4-3 Biomedical Devices – PostersExhibit Hall AB 12:00PM–2:30PM

V429. Testing of a Non-Invasive Cardiac OutputMeasurement SystemPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12541Alton Reich, Sami Bayyuk, Jason Heym, Vital Metrix,Huntsville, AL, United States

V430. Development of a Handheld QTc Interval Reader toImprove Convenience of Monitoring Patients at Risk ofProlonged QTcPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12974Trinh Vo, Marissa Shibuya, Nanye Du, Hengjia Zhu,University of Washington, Seattle, WA, United States, JonNeher, Valley Family Medicine, Renton, WA, United States,Soyoung Kang, University of Washington, Seattle, WA, UnitedStates, Martin Poenot, Facebook, Seattle, WA, United States,Dan Cornish, UW Family Medicine, Seattle, WA, UnitedStates, Jonathan T.C. Liu, Eric Seibel, University ofWashington, Seattle, WA, United States


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V431. Neck Loading Model of a Child in a Car SeatPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13321Parisa Saboori, Jack Consolini, Manhattan College, Bronx,NY, United States, Magdeline Schoonover, ManhattanCollege, New York, NY, United States

V432. Inflating-Pulsating Glove: A New Treatment forInfantile Cystic FibrosisPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13327Jack Consolini, Parisa Saboori, Manhattan College, Bronx,NY, United States

V433. Guidewire Innovations and Placement Simulator toPrevent Loss of Wire in CathetherizationPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13595Yuri Hudak, University of Washington, Bothell, WA, UnitedStates, Erin Graf, Cassidy Quigley, Joseph Wong, RebeccaDarrow, Jonathan T.C. Liu, Soyoung Kang, Eric Seibel,Darren Li, University of Washington, Seattle, WA, UnitedStates

V434. Piezoelectric Tooth Aligner for Bone GrowthStimulationPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13735Nikta Amiri, M. Amin Karami, University at Buffalo, Buffalo,NY, United States

V435. The Effect of Wearing Insoles on Lower ExtremityGait Kinematics of Adults During Activities of Daily LivingPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13839Dorien Butter, Sarvenaz Chaeibakhsh, Andrew Merryweather,K. Bo Foreman, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, UnitedStates

V436. Traumatic Brain Injury at the Cellular Level: Design ofa Controlled Cortical Impact BioreactorPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13651Shannon Ingram, Texas A&M University, Fulshear, TX, UnitedStates, Michael Moreno, Andrew Robbins, Texas A&MUniversity, College Station, TX, United States

V437. How Well Do IMUs Capture Tibia and FemoralKinematics During a Simulated Jump Landing?Poster Presentation. IMECE2019-12996Amanda Esquivel, Mirel Adjaroski, University of Michigan-Dearborn, Dearborn, MI, United States, Melanie Beaulieu, So Young Baek, James Ashton-Miller, University of Michigan,Ann Arbor, MI, United States

V438. Automated Leveling of Pressure Transducers Used inPulmonary Artery CatheterizationPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13359Cody Cooper, University of Washington, Seattle, WA, UnitedStates, Stephen A. Phillips, University of Washington,Shoreline, WA, United States, Shikhar Varshney, University ofWashington, Seattle, WA, United States, Greta Anaman,University of Washington Medical Center, Seattle, WA, UnitedStates, Martin Poenot, Facebook, Seattle, WA, United States,Soyoung Kang, Eric Seibel, Jonathan T.C. Liu, University ofWashington, Seattle, WA, United States

V439. Detection of Mercury (II) Ion Using Graphene OxideFluorescence Resonance Energy Transfer (FRET) AptamerSensor in a Microfluidic DevicePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12384Ruey-Jen Yang, National Cheng Kung University, Tainan,Taiwan, Taiwan

17-5 DYNAMICS, VIBRATION, ANDCONTROL17-5-1 Dynamics, Vibration, and ControlExhibit Hall AB 12:00PM–2:30PM

V440. Vibrational Analysis of Solar SailsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13825D. Lee, Ni Li, California State University, Los Angeles, LosAngeles, CA, United States

17-6 ENERGY17-6-1 EnergyExhibit Hall AB 12:00PM–2:30PM

V441. Cuckoo Searching Process Dependent Bulk-Heterojunction Nanomorphology of P3HT: PCBM BasedOrganic Solar CellsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-11834Joydeep Munshi, Ganesh Balasubramanian, LehighUniversity, Bethlehem, PA, United States

V442. Thermal and Daylight Analysis of Window WithDouble External Solar ScreensPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-10018Esam Alawadhi, Kuwait University, Safat, Kuwait

V443. The Influence of the Phase Change TemperatureRange and the Phase Change Hysteresis of a PCM onthe Performance of an Air-PCM Heat Storage UnitPoster Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10438Pavel Charvat, Martin Zalesak, Lubomir Klimes, Brno University of Technology, Brno, Czech Republic

V444. Investigating the Phase Change of a Two-Phase SaltMixture for a Latent Heat Storage DevicePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12357Jared M. Becker, Liana S. Suleiman, Michael J. Augspurger,H.S. Udaykumar, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA, UnitedStates

V445. The Effect of Wax on Hydrate Formation in Oil-Dominated SystemPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12434Wei Wang, Qiyu Huang, Dongxu Zhang, Xianwen Cheng,China University of Petroleum-Beijing, Beijing, China

V446. Alternatives to Electricity Systems for TotalDecarbonization of the World’s Largest Industry:Humanity’s Energy SectorPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12575William Leighty, The Leighty Foundation, Juneau, AK, UnitedStates


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V447. Dynamic Behaviors of Small Plates in AcousticEnergy Harvesting TubesPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12764Grant Gunderson, Jacob Schiffman, Ryan Brunner,University of St. Thomas, Saint Paul, MN, United States, Jeong Ho You, University of St. Thomas, Woodbury, MN,United States

V448. Thermal Energy Storage for Long-Duration ElectricityStorage Using a Solid Particle Storage Medium and a High-Efficiency Power CyclePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12957Jeffrey Gifford, National Renewable Energy Laboratory,Golden, CO, United States, Zhiwen Ma, National RenewableEnergy Laboratory, Lakewood, CO, United States, PatrickDavenport, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Golden,CO, United States

V449. Statistics-Based Fault Detection and Diagnosis forResidential HVAC Systems Using Cloud-Based ThermostatDataPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13152Fangzhou Guo, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX,United States, Austin Rogers, Pacific Northwest NationalLaboratory, Richland, WA, United States, Bryan Rasmussen,Texas A&M University, College Station, TX, United States

V450. Fast and Accurate Single Diode Model forPhotovoltaic DesignPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13276Hussein Sharadga, Shima Hajimirza, Texas A&M University,College Station, TX, United States

V451. Effects of Air Excess Ratio on Performance andEmissions Characteristics of a Natural Gas/Diesel DualFuel Engine in CHP ApplicationsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13388Sunyoup Lee, Jeongwoo Lee, Seokwhan Lee, Changgi Kim,Cheolwoong Park, Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials,Dae-jeon, Korea (Republic)

V452. Pyrolysis Activation Energy for CarbonaceousMaterials: From Biomass to Low Rank CoalPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13463Evan Terrell, Washington State University, Pullman, WA,United States, Erika Bartolomei, CNRS, University of Lorraine,Nancy, France, France, Manuel Garcia-Perez, WashingtonState University, Pullman, WA, United States

V453. Zero-Energy Buildings by Use of PV/T Panel, M-Cycle, Desiccant and Heat WheelsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13665Prakash Dhamshala, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga,Chattanooga, TN, United States

V454. Multi-scale Modeling of Protonic Ceramic Fuel Cellsand Fuel Cell SystemsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13736Kyle Ferguson, Robert Braun, Colorado School of Mines,Golden, CO, United States

V455. Multifunctional Nanofibers for ElectrochemicalEnergy StoragePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13758Xiangfa Wu, North Dakota State University, Fargo, ND, UnitedStates

V456. Potential Repurposing of Reverse OsmosisConcentrate for Energy Storage ApplicationsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13834Gerardo Maldonado, California State Polytechnic University,Pomona, Cathedral City, CA, United States, Kusaii Abu-Shaban, Ega Herlim, Katie Sun, Bryan Craw, Ronell Lim,Severin Zaluzec, Nicole Garcia, Benjamin Kong, JosephKiriakos, Kirk Johnston, Christopher Salerno, RezaBaghaei Lakeh, California State Polytechnic University,Pomona, Pomona, CA, United States

V457. Student Housing Energy, Emission and CostAssesmentPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13885Gabriel Legorburu, Amanda Smith, University of Utah, SaltLake City, UT, United States

V458. Part Load Performance of Microturbine CombinedHeat and Power Systems for a Distributed GenerationOptimization ToolPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13924Chris Hampel, Robert Braun, Colorado School of Mines,Golden, CO, United States, Bill Becker, National RenewableEnergy Laboratory, Golden, CO, United States

17-7 ENGINEERING EDUCATION17-7-1 Exhibit Hall AB 12:00PM–2:30PM

V459. Towards Flipping the Undergraduate Fluid MechanicsClassPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13944Mohammed Al Busaidi, Chad Garcia, Christine Brown,Rasim Guldiken, University of South Florida, Tampa, FL,United States

17-8 FLUIDS ENGINEERING17-8-1 Exhibit Hall AB 12:00PM–2:30PM

17-9 HEAT TRANSFER AND THERMALENGINEERING17-9-1 Heat Transfer and Thermal EngineeringExhibit Hall AB 12:00PM–2:30PM

V460. Computational Design Optimization of PCM-BasedAttenuator of Fluid Temperature FluctuationsPoster Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10381Lubomir Klimes, Lukas Kozubik, Pavel Charvat, BrUniversity of Technology, Brno, Czech Republic


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V461. Simultaneous Measurement of Specific Heat andThermal Conductivity in Extreme Environment by FrontPump Rear Probe TechniquePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12224Xianghai Meng, Jihoon Jeong, Yaguo Wang, Jung-Fu Lin,University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX, United States

V462. Mapping Temperature Gradients Around EvaporatingSessile Water DropletsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12838Mohamed Mousa, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,Urbana, IL, United States, Daniel Orejon, University ofEdinburgh, Edinburgh, United Kingdom, Nenad Miljkovic,University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, UnitedStates

V463. Micro-Nanoengineered Surfaces for Enhanced WaterHarvestingPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12900George Popovic, Soumyadip Sett, Kalyan Boyina, Kazi Fazle Rabbi, Stephen Bosch, Majid Linjawi, Nenad Miljkovic, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,Urbana, IL, United States

V464. Synthesis and Thermal Transport Properties of High-Surface Area Hexagonal Boron Nitride FoamStructuresPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12954Qianru Jia, Li Shi, Univeristy of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX,United States

V465. Experimental Analysis of Commercially AvailablePCM Cooling Process and Energy Storage CapacityPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12959Kaja Lapinska, Columbia University, New York, NY, UnitedStates, Piotr Baszczynski, Artur Gutkowski, Lodz Universityof Technology, Lodz, lodzkie, Poland, Grzegorz Owczarek,Central Institute for Labour Protection National ResearchInstitute, Lodz, lodzkie, Poland, Mateusz Stajuda, LodzUniversity of Technology, Lodz, Lodz, Poland

V466. Design of an Experiment for Validating 3D HeatTransfer Simulations During Magnetic-Assisted CochlearImplant SurgeryPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13035Fateme Esmailie, Mathieu Francoeur, Timothy Ameel,University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, United States

V467. Thermal Performance of Capillary-Controlled ThinSintered-Particle WickPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13057Munonyedi Egbo, Yahya Nasersharifi, Gisuk Hwang, Wichita State University, Wichita, KS, United States

V468. Flow and Heat Transfer Characteristics for a FlowOver Double Semi-Circular CylindersPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13102Sultan Alshareef, Timothy Ameel, Todd Harman, Universityof Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, United States

V469. Development of Metrology for the High-TemperatureCharacterization of Solar-Thermal ReceiversPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13135Riley Crist, Keunhan Park, Mathieu Francoeur, SameerRao, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, United States

V470. Interacting Effects of Heater Size, Container Size,and Wettability on Pool Boiling Critical Heat FluxPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13196Zhenyu She, Vijay Dhir, University of California, Los Angeles,Los Angeles, CA, United States

V471. EHD Assisted SJR Nozzle to Enhance Drying Rate of Moist Porous MediumPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13298Mengqiao Yang, Jamal Yagoobi, Burt Tilley, WorcesterPolytechnic Institute, Worcester, MA, United States

V472. Thermal Modeling and Monitoring of PowerElectronic Components Using Hardware in the LoopPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13358Finnegan Lynch, Loyola Marymount University, Mesa, AZ,United States, Asif Emon, Univeristy of Arkansas, Fayetteville,AR, United States

V473. Effects of Electron-Phonon Interactions on ThermalTransport in Quasi-1D NbSe3 NanowiresPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13618Zhiliang Pan, Yi Tao, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN,United States, Lin Yang, Lawrence Berkeley NationalLaboratory, Berkeley, CA, United States, Deyu Li, VanderbiltUniversity, Nashville, TN, United States

V474. Near Field Heat Transfer in Topological InsulatorsWith Spin-Hall EffectPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13661Morgan Blankenship, University of North Texas, Aubrey, TX,United States, Zihao Zhang, University of North Texas, Frisco,TX, United States

V475. Heat Transfer in a Porous Medium With LocalHeating and Evaporation on the Top BoundaryPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13807Luca Valdarno, Vijay Dhir, University of California, LosAngeles,, Los Angeles, CA, United States

V476. Heat Transfer Enhancement in Minichannel FlowPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13893Luis Serrano Torres, Ana G. Mendez University System,Gurabo, PR, United States, Gerardo Carbajal, FloridaPolytechnic University, Lakeland, FL, United States

V477. Numerical Study of Nucleate Boiling Coupled Withthe Thermal Response of the Solid Substrate Using LevelSet MethodPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13931Atindra Krishnan, Vijay Dhir, University of California, LosAngeles,, Los Angeles, CA, United States


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V478. Theoretical and Experimental Study of Heat PipePerformance at Various Orientation AnglesPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13933Salar Effati, Fred Barez, San Jose State University, San Jose,CA, United States

17-10 ADVANCED MATERIALS: DESIGN,PROCESSING, CHARACTERIZATION ANDAPPLICATIONS17-10-1 Advanced Materials: Design, Processing,Characterization and ApplicationsExhibit Hall AB 12:00PM–2:30PM

V479. Thermomechanical Metamaterials Based on Three-Dimensional Composite Tetrahedra: Bistability Regimesand Nega-tive Thermal ExpansionPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13237John T. Klein, Eduard Karpov, University of Illinois at Chicago,Chicago, IL, United States

V480. Theory and Design Principles of ChiralThermomechanical Metamaterials With ContinuousNegative Thermal ExpansionPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13238Debajyoti Saha, Andrew P. Modell, Eduard Karpov,University of Illinois at Chicago, Chicago, IL, United States

V481. Impression Creep Behavior of Cast ZE63 and ZE41Magnesium AlloysPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13185E. Kermani, F. Biniyazan, Islamic Azad University, Tehran,Islamic Republic of Iran, B. Rezaee, Iran University of Science and Technology, Tehran, Islamic Republic of Iran, H. Soleimanimehr, Islamic Azad University, Tehran, IslamicRepublic of Iran, Nariman Ashrafi, Payame Noor University,Tehran, Islamic Republic of Iran

V482. Recycling of Thermoplastic Waste in IndustryPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12068Sadek Salem Cherif, University of Tizi-ouzou “MouloudMammeri”, Tizi-Ouzou, Algeria

V483. A Predictive Scheme Based on Machine LearningTechnique for Discovery of Materials for Organic SolarCellsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-11858Joydeep Munshi, Ganesh Balasubramanian, LehighUniversity, Bethlehem, PA, United States

V484. Evaluation of Thermal Effects in Turning Processes:Numerical and Experimental ApproachPoster Paper Publication. IMECE2019-10423Aruna Prabha Kolluri, VNR VJIET, Hyderabad, Telangana,India, Srinivasa Prasad Balla, Gitam University,Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, India, Satya PrasadParuchuru, VNR VJIET, Hyderabad, India

V485. Creep Damage Assessment of 2.25Cr-1Mo SteelWelded Joint by Using a Miniature SpecimenPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12675Takanobu Kakikoshi, Chiba Institute of Technology,Narashino, Japan, Takashi Ogata, Chiba Institute ofTechnology, Chiba, Japan

V486. Experimental Investigation of PolyJet 3D PrintingProcess: Effects of Finish Type and Material Color on ColorAppear-ancePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12688Xingjian Wei, Li Zeng, Zhijian Pei, Texas A&M University,College Station, TX, United States

V487. Experimental Investigation of PolyJet 3D PrintingProcess: Effects of Orientation and Layer Thickness onThermal Glass Transition TemperaturePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12721Jackson Sanders, Texas A&M, Katy, TX, United States,Xingjian Wei, Zhijian Pei, Texas A&M University, CollegeStation, TX, United States

V488. Reducing Diameter and Layers of CNTs andImpregnating With PAA Solution for Fabrication of HighStrength CNT YarnPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13319Kazuyoshi Sogo, Naruki Hisaji, Waseda University, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, Japan, Kazuhiko Takahashi, Toyota Motor Corporation, Toyota-shi, Aichi, Japan, Hirotaka Inoue,Yasuhiko Hayashi, Okayama University, Okayama-si,Okayama, Japan, Atsushi Hosoi, Hiroyuki Kawada, WasedaUniversity, Tokyo, Japan

17-11 MECHANICS OF SOLIDS,STRUCTURES AND FLUIDS17-11-1 Mechanics of Solids, Structures and FluidsExhibit Hall AB 12:00PM–2:30PM

V489. Sound Source Localization by Bio-Inspired MEMSMicrophonesPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-10757Ashiqur Rahaman, Byungki Kim, Korea University ofTechnology and Education, Cheonan, Korea (Republic)

17-11-2 Track 11 Poster Session/Student Poster CompetitionExhibit Hall AB 12:00PM–2:30PM

Session Organizer: Caglar Oskay, Vanderbilt University,Nashville, TN, United States

V490. Seamless Coupling of Peridynamics and FiniteElement Method in Commercial Software of Finite Elementto Solve Elas-to-Dynamics ProblemsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12508Shank S. Kulkarni, Xiaonan Wang, Alireza Tabarraei,University of North CarStates


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V491. Concurrent Multiscale Coupling of Peridynamic WithFinite Element Method for Fracture SimulationsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12908Rui Zhang, Shogo Wada, Clint Nicely, Dong Qian, Universityof Texas at Dallas, Richardson, TX, United States

V492. Analysis on Creep-Fatigue Damage Interaction of theModified 9Cr-1Mo Steel Based on Continuum DamageMechanicsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13167Uijeong Ro, Sangyeop Kim, Moon Ki Kim, SungkyunkwanUniversity, Suwon, Korea (Republic)

V493. A Semi-Lagrangian, Constitutive CorrespondenceModeling Framework for PeridynamicsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13220Masoud Behzadinasab, John Foster, University of Texas atAustin, Austin, TX, United States

V494. Misorientation Angle Governs Strength andToughness of Diamond BicrystalPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13277Zhaocheng Zhang, Md. Hossain, University of Delaware,Newark, DE, United States

V495. A Peridynamic Computational Investigation ofCarbon Nanotube Yarn Reinforced CompositesPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13419Forrest Baber, Virginia Commonwealth CommonwealthUniversity, Richmond, VA, United States, Ibrahim Guven,Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA, UnitedStates

V496. Error Control in Multi-physics Computations withMultiresolution WaveletsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13815Cale Harnish, University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN,United States, Luke Dalessandro, University of Washington,Seattle, WA, United States, Karel Matous, University of NotreDame, Notre Dame, IN, United States, Daniel Livescu, LosAlamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM, United States

V497. A Molecular Dynamic Study of Nano-Fracture of C3NPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12644Md. Imrul Reza Shishir, Alireza Tabarraei, University of NorthCarolina at Charlotte, Charlotte, NC, United States

V498. Strength and Debonding Analysis of AdhesivelyBonded Joints (ABJs)Poster Presentation. IMECE2019-13755Xiangfa Wu, North Dakota State University, Fargo, ND, UnitedStates

17-15 ASME SOCIETY-WIDE MICRO ANDNANOTECHNOLOGY FORUM17-15-1 ASME Society-Wide Micro and NanoTechnology ForumExhibit Hall AB 12:00PM–2:30PM

V499. Standardization Aspects of Methods for Testing ofEngineered Biological-TissuePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12878Satya Prasad Paruchuru, VNR VJIET, Hyderabad, India,Aruna Prabha Kolluri, VNR VJIET, Hyderabad, Telangana,India

V500. Prediction of Heat Exchanger Thermal Fatigue LifeUsing Machine LearningPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13055Michael Stebbins, Fisseha Alemayehu, West Texas A&MUniversity, Canyon, TX, United States

V501. Set-Up of Camera Sensitivity in Non-Contacting Full-Field Strain Measurement up to 1600°CPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13108Thinh Thai, Adam Smith, Robert Hansen, Robert J. Rowley,Ryan Berke, Utah State University, Logan, UT, United States

V502. Inter-Laminar Crack Propagation of 3D Printed ABSPlasticPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13329Weston Craig, Utah State University, Idaho Falls, ID, UnitedStates, Robert J. Rowley, Ryan Berke, ChristopherStolinski, Utah State University, Logan, UT, United States,Owen Kingstedt, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, UnitedStates

V503. Improved Assembly for High-Throughput Vibration-Based Fatigue TestingPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13511Emma E. German, Samantha D. Burton, Brandon Furman,Utah State University, Logan, UT, United States, Dino A. Celli,Casey M. Holycross, Onome Scott-Emuakpor, Air ForceResearch Laboratory, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH, UnitedStates, Ryan Berke, Utah State University, Logan, UT, UnitedStates

V504. Electrical Conductivity Assessment of SmartCement-Based Nanocomposite With Low Dosage ofGraphenePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-11971Robabeh Jazaei, Robabeh Jazaei, University of Wisconsin-Platteville, Platteville, WI, United States, Samad Gharehdaghi,University of West Florida, Pensacola, FL, United States,Fatemeh Azari, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Las Vegas,NV, United States

V505. Rapid Prototyping of Microfluidic Channels UsingElectro-Spun Nano-Fiber MoldPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12874Utpal Saha, Dongwoon Shin, Himanshu Sant, JiyoungChang, Bruce Gale, University of Utah, Salt Lake CityUnited States


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V506. 3D Printed Micro-Grippers for Biological ApplicationsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13377Shingo Kozaki, Yukihito Moritoki, Taichi Furukawa, ShojiMaruo, Yokohama National University, Yokohama, Kanagawa-ken, Japan

V507. Droplet-Based Multi-Material Two-PhotonLithographyPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13380Hotaka Hirata, Sho Kubota, Taichi Furukawa, Shoji Maruo,Yokohama National University, Yokohama, Kanagawa-ken,Japan

V508. A Graphene-Integrated Microfluidic Platform forProbing Electrical Activities of RetinaPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13593Alberto Esteban Linares, Yuchen Zhang, MatthewFitzgerald, Thayer Walmsley, Yaqiong Xu, Deyu Li,Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN, United States

V509. Ultra-Fast Dry Dip Coating Assembly Strategy forFuture Flexible DevicesPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12518Dong Zhou, Bo Li, Villanova University, Villanova, PA, UnitedStates

V510. High-aspect-ratio Magnetically Tunable NanopillarArrayPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12519Zhiren Luo, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC,United States, Xu Zhang, University of Pennsylvania,Philadelphia, PA, United States, Benjamin Evans, Elon University, Elon, NC, United States, Chih-Hao Chang,North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC, United States

V511. Cuckoo Searching Process Dependent Bulk-Heterojunction Nanomorphology of P3HT: PCBM BasedOrganic Solar CellsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12546Joydeep Munshi, Ganesh Balasubramanian, LehighUniversity, Bethlehem, PA, United States

V512. A Predictive Scheme Based on Machine LearningTechnique for Discovery of Materials for Organic SolarCellsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12547Joydeep Munshi, Ganesh Balasubramanian, LehighUniversity, Bethlehem, PA, United States

V513. Cryothermal Vacuum Measurement ofThermochromic Variable Emissivity Coatings forSpacecraft Thermal Manage-mentPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12551Sydney Taylor, Neal Boman, Jeremy Chao, Liping Wang,Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, United States

V514. Enhanced Conversion Efficiency in Near-FieldThermophotovoltaic Systems Enabled by Tandem PV CellPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12552Payam Sabbaghi, Qing Ni, Liping Wang, Arizona StateUniversity, Tempe, AZ, United States

V515. Disorder Enhanced Thermal Conductivity Anisotropyin Two-Dimensional Materials and van der WaalsHeterostructuresPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12581Kyunghoon Kim, Jixiong He, Jun Liu, North Carolina StateUniversity, Raleigh, NC, United States

V516. On the Importance of Using Exact Phonon DispersionRelations to Calculate Interfacial Thermal ConductancePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12582Harish Subramanyan, Jixiong He, Jun Liu, North CarolinaState University, Raleigh, NC, United States

V517. Thermal Enhancement and Shape Stabilization of aPhase-change Energy-Storage Material via CopperNanowire AerogelPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12584Lin Zhang, Lu An, Yaohui Wang, Andrew Lee, VillanovaUniversity, Villanova, PA, United States, Yue Schuman, TA Instruments, New Castle, DE, United States, Ani Ural,Villanova University, Villanova, PA, United States, AmyFleischer, California Polytechnic State University, San LuisObispo, CA, United States, Gang Feng, Villanova University,Villanova, PA, United States

V518. Comparisons Between Time-Domain and Frequency-Domain Normal Mode Analysis Techniques for PredictingThermal ConductivityPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12585Jixiong He, Jun Liu, North Carolina State University, Raleigh,NC, United States

V519. Effect of Non-Ionic Surfactant on ThermalPerformance of Micro/Nano-encapsulated Lauric Acid asPhase Change Material Core With Poly(MethylMethacrylate) shellPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12587Xiaosong Liu, Gang Feng, Villanova University, Villanova, PA,United States, Amy Fleischer, California Polytechnic StateUniversity, San Luis Obispo, CA, United States

V520. Impact of Nanoscale Radiative Transfer on theReverse Saturation Current of Photodiodes for Near-FieldThermophoto-voltaic GeneratorsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12609Dudong Feng, Eric J. Tervo, Shannon K. Yee, ZhuominZhang, Georgia Institute off Technology, Atlanta, GA, UnitedStates

V521. Effect of Current Density and Temperature onTemplate Assisted Cobalt NanowirePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12630Ali Imran Shiave, University of North Carolina at Greensboro,Greensboro, NC, United States, Ram Mohan, North CarolinaA&T State University, Greensboro, NC, United States,Mahendran Samykano, Universiti Malaysia Pahang, Kuantan,Malaysia


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V522. Mechanical Behavior of Collagen Mimetic PeptidesUnder Fraying Deformation Via Molecular DynamicsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12631Atul Rawal, Joint School of Nanoscience & Nanoengineering,Greensboro, NC, United States, Kristen L. Rhinehardt, RamMohan, North Carolina A&T State University, Greensboro, NC,United States

V523. Suspended Thermo-Reflectance: A Novel ThermalProperty Measurement Technique for Micro/Nano-ScaleDevicesPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12648Dipta Sarkar, Zayd C. Leseman, Kansas State University,Manhattan, KS, United States

V524. Analysis of Electrode Characteristic DependentLithium-Ion Battery Reliability With Drop Hammer ImpactTestTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12678Vikas Tomar, Bing Li, Casey Jones, Purdue University,West Lafayette, IN, United States

V525. Plasma Etching of Sapphire AntireflectionSubwavelength NanostructuresPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12687Yi-An Chen, I-Te Chen, Chih-Hao Chang, North CarolinaState University, Raleigh, NC, United States

V526. Effect of Nano Silica on Mechanical Characteristicsof Two-Phase Composites Cement Paste: A MolecularPredictive Modeling StudyPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12717Nirmalay Barua, Ingrid Padilla Espinosa, Ram Mohan, NorthCarolina A&T State University, Greensboro, NC, United States

V527. Enhanced Refrigerant-Side Heat Transfer of R134a in Etched Aluminum TubesPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12723Nithin Vinod Upot, Allison J Mahvi, Nenad Miljkovic,University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, UnitedStates

V528. Simultaneous Measurement of Specific Heat andThermal Conductivity by Front Pump Rear Probe TechniquePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12795Xianghai Meng, Jung-Fu Lin, Yaguo Wang, University ofTexas at Austin, Austin, TX, United States

V529. Strain Effects on the Thermal Properties of SiliconThin FilmsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12837Lis Stolik, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, UnitedStates, Fabian J. Medina, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ,United States, Xuewang Wu, University of Minnesota at TwinCities, Minneapolis, MN, United States, Dongchao Xu,University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ, United States, JamesKakalios, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, UnitedStates, Qing Hao, University of Arizo-na, Tucson, AZ, UnitedStates, Xiaojia Wang, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis,MN, United States

V530. Development of New Neural Network Force FieldsWith First-Principles Level Accuracy and Application toThermal TransportTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-12840Alejandro Rodriguez, Guangzhao Qin, Ming Hu, University ofSouth Carolina, Columbia, SC, United States

V531. Investigation of Process Induced Variations in PolyjetPrinting With Digital Polypropylene via Homogeneous 3DTensile Test CouponPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12897Ravi Pratap Singh Tomar, Furkan Ulu, Ajit Kelkar, RamMohan, North Carolina A&T State University, Greensboro, NC,United States

V532. Optimization of Aperiodic Superlattice Structurethrough Physics-Informed Machine LearningPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-12942Pranay Chakraborty, Tengfei Ma, Yan Wang, University ofNevada, Reno, Reno, NV, United States

V533. Development of Thermally Conductive Polymer/CNF-CNT Nanocomposite Materials via PolyJet AdditiveManufacturing by Improvement of Digital Material DesignPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13003Furkan Ulu, Ram Mohan, Ravi Pratap Singh Tomar, NorthCarolina A&T State University, Greensboro, NC, United States

V534. Nanoscale Semi-Liquid Coating With Durable LiquidRepellency Even to Highly-Wetting FluidsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13072Lei Zhang, Zongqi Guo, Jyotirmoy Sarma, Xianming Dai,University of Texas at Dallas, Richardson, TX, United States

V535. On the Characterization of Interstitial Fluid Flow inthe Skeletal MusclePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13088Qiuyun Wang, Villanova University, Villanova, PA, UnitedStates, Shaopeng Pei, Lucas Lu, Liyun Wang, University ofDelaware, Newark, DE, United States, Qianhong Wu, VillanovaUniversity, Villanova, PA, United States

V536. Analytical and Numerical Study of a Pulsatile Flow ina Porous TubePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13098Bchara Sidnawi, Sridhar Santhanam, Qianhong Wu,Villanova University, Villanova, PA, United States

V537. Spatial Decomposition Neural Network Force FieldsWith First-Principles Level Accuracy and Application toThermal TransportTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13122Alejandro Rodriguez, Guangzhao Qin, Ming Hu, University ofSouth Carolina, Columbia, SC, United States

V538. Modeling of Li-Si Battery Materials Through SpatialDecomposition Neural Network Force Fields (SNNFFs)Technical Presentation. IMECE2019-13125Alejandro Rodriguez, Ming Hu, University of South CarColumbia, SC, United States


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V539. A Simplified Mathematical Model to Simulate theMotion of the Brain Matter in Response to TranslationalImpacts to the HeadPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13154Ji Lang, Qianhong Wu, Villanova University, Villanova, PA,United States

V540. Soft Porous Lubrication With Oriented FibersPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13158Zenghao Zhu, Qianhong Wu, Villanova University, Villanova,PA, United States

V541. Electrochemically Etched Durable SuperhydrophobicSurfacesPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13334Kazi Fazle Rabbi, Soumyadip Sett, Matthew Wu, KalyanBoyina, Nenad Miljkovic, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Ur-bana, IL, United States

V542. Observation of Second Sound in Graphite up to 150KPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13361Samuel Huberman, Ryan Duncan, Ke Chen, MassachusettsInstitute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, United States, BaiSong, Peking University, Beijing, China, Vazrik Chiloyan,Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Watertown, MA, UnitedStates, Zhiwei Ding, Alexei Maznev, Gang Chen, KeithNelson, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge,MA, United States

V543. Implementation of Granular Micromechanics BasedNonlinear Material Model Into FEAPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13405Rizacan Sarikaya, Anil Misra, University of Kansas,Lawrence, KS, United States

V544. Innovative Hole Making Process in Woven CompositeLaminatesPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13423Vishwas Jadhav, Ajit Kelkar, North Carolina A&T StateUniversity, Greensboro, NC, United States

V545. Thin Film Boiling Heat Transfer Through NanoporousMembranesPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13445Qingyang Wang, Renkun Chen, University of California, SanDiego, La Jolla, CA, United States

V546. Theory-Driven Auxetic Chiral Granular MetamaterialsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13487Nima Nejadsadeghi, Anil Misra, University of Kansas,Lawrence, KS, United States

V547. Shape Controllable Soft Bilayer Pneumatic Actuatorsand ApplicationsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13504Yinding Chi, Jie Yin, North Carolina State University, Raleigh,NC, United States

V548. Programming 3D Architectures Using KirigamiPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13507Yaoye Hong, Jie Yin, North Carolina State University, Raleigh,NC, United States

V549. Reconfigurable Architectured MechanicalMetamaterial Based on the 3D Modular KirigamiPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13513Yanbin Li, Jie Yin, North Carolina State University, Raleigh,NC, United States

V550. Using DFT Calculations to Design W-Re-X Alloys forFusion Energy ApplicationsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13534Yichen Qian, David Cereceda, Villanova University, Villanova,PA, United States

V551. Quantifying Thermal Transport in Amorphous SiliconUsing Mean Free Path SpectroscopyPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13575Jiawei Zhou, Ying Pan, Gang Chen, Massachusetts Instituteof Technology, Cambridge, MA, United States

V552. Large Impact of Electron-Phonon Interaction on HeatTransport of Silicon at Room TemperaturePoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13580Jiawei Zhou, Doug Shin, Ke Chen, Ryan Duncan, AlexeiMaznev, Keith Nelson, Gang Chen, Massachusetts Instituteof Technology, Cambridge, MA, United States

V553. Predicting Thermal Conductivity of Silicon inDifferent Phases Using a Neural Network InteratomicPotentialTechnical Presentation. IMECE2019-13664Ruiyang Li, Eungkyu Lee, Tengfei Luo, University of NotreDame, Notre Dame, IN, United States

V554. The Effect of Organic Chain Length and BindingChemistry on Thermal Transport in 2D Hybrid PerovskiteCrystalsPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13706Md. Abu Jafar Rasel, Joseph Feser, University of Delaware,Newark, DE, United States

V555. Fabrication and Characterization of MultifunctionalSea-Urchin-Like MicromotorPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13715Yaozhong Zhang, Junghoon Yeom, Michigan StateUniversity, East Lansing, MI, United States

V556. TDTR With Semiconducting Transducers at UVWavelengthPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13727Joseph Feser, University of Delaware, Newark, DE, UnitedStates


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V557. Non-Standard Timoshenko 1D Beam ModelDescribes Chiral Behavior of Granular BeamPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13762Michele De Angelo, Kansas University, Lawrence, KS, UnitedStates, Luca Placidi, Università Telematica InternazionaleUninettuno, Roma, RM, Italy, Anil Misra, University of Kansas,Lawrence, KS, United States

V558. The Effect of Dimensionality on Phonon LocalizationPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13817Tengfei Ma, Lei Cao, Yan Wang, University of Nevada, Reno,Reno, NV, United States

V559. Wireless PVDF/Carbon Black Nanocomposite CoatedCarbon Fiber Strain SensorPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13843Yanxiao Li, Chenglin Wu, Missouri University of Science andTechnology, Rolla, MO, United States

V560. Self Supported Cu Doped TiO2 Nano-FibrousBlankets for Visible Light Photo CatalysisPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13858Fateh Mikaeili, Perena Gouma, Ohio State University,Columbus, OH, United States

V561. Roll-to-Roll Self-Assembly and Analysis of Non-Monodispersed NanospheresPoster Presentation. IMECE2019-13870I-Te Chen, Timothy Chen, Chih-Hao Chang, North CarolinaState University, Raleigh, NC, United States


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TRACK 18 CONGRESS-WIDE SYMPOSIAWEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13

18-1 PLENARY SESSION18-1-1 Plenary SessionSponsored by: NDPD Division355B 8:45AM–10:30AM

8:45am – Failure is Not an Option: Avoiding OperationalDisruptions With Mechanistic and Data-Driven DamagePrognosticsPlenary Presentation. IMECE2019-14012Kai Goebel, PARC, a Xerox Company, Palo Alto, CA, UnitedStates

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AboelftoohAbdelhady Mohamed 9-19-1 IMECE2019-12956 103Abdelmajid Ghassan 6-10-1 IMECE2019-10720 72Abdelmaksoud Ahmed 6-4-1 IMECE2019-11285 64Abdel-Mesih Bahy 6-10-4 IMECE2019-11016 75Abdo Jamil 10-12-1 IMECE2019-11042 129Abdo Peter 8-9-4 IMECE2019-10553 85Abdulgani Zeenathul Farida 6-2-3 IMECE2019-11079 67Abdulghani Mohannad 6-10-2 IMECE2019-10967 73Abdulhadi Hasanain 10-9-2 IMECE2019-11646 124Abdulrahman Y. Yazeed 10-26-1 IMECE2019-10308 114Alyoussef

Abdulrasool Ali A. 8-3-2 IMECE2019-12300 90Abdulrazzaq Nabeel 9-36-1 IMECE2019-11847 96Abdulrazzaq Nabeel 9-51-1 IMECE2019-11624 110Abo-Elnor Mootaz 8-11-1 IMECE2019-10311 85Abramowitz Harvey 6-8-1 IMECE2019-12545 71Abramowitz Harvey 9-57-1 IMECE2019-11870 107Abramowitz Harvey 9-59-1 IMECE2019-11313 110Abrecht David G. 10-27-3 IMECE2019-12899 131Abshirini Mohammad 3-5-1 IMECE2019-11467 27Abu Al-Rub Rashid 9-41-1 IMECE2019-10500 96Abu Al-Rub Rashid 9-36-1 IMECE2019-11523 96Abu Al-Rub Rashid 9-64-1 IMECE2019-10507 97Abu Al-Rub Rashid 9-64-1 IMECE2019-11498 97Abuelyamen Ahmed 6-4-2 IMECE2019-11046 66Abu-Mahfouz Issam 5-2-3 IMECE2019-11346 59Abu-Mahfouz Issam 14-3-3 IMECE2019-11438 184Abuouf Yasser 4-5-3 IMECE2019-10425 37Abuouf Yasser 4-10-1 IMECE2019-10427 40Abusafieh Abdelqader 2-9-2 IMECE2019-11232 9Abu-Shaban Kusaii 17-6-1 IMECE2019-13834 208Acar Pinar 3-13-1 IMECE2019-10531 29Acar Pinar 10-19-2 IMECE2019-13032 130Acevedo Claire 11-18-1 IMECE2019-12873 135Acevedo Claire 11-18-1 IMECE2019-13442 135Acharya Amit 11-47-3 IMECE2019-13310 151Acharya Sumanta 9-46-1 IMECE2019-13500 103Acharya Sunil 2-2-3 IMECE2019-10805 16Acosta-Carrion Luis M. 10-26-5 IMECE2019-11919 120Adair Desmond 8-7-1 IMECE2019-10876 84Adair Desmond 8-7-1 IMECE2019-10921 84Adams Bradley R. 9-6-1 IMECE2019-13537 98Adams Jacob 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13902 188Addamani Rudreshi 2-6-1 IMECE2019-11208 9Adeniran Joshua 6-11-3 IMECE2019-10580 71Adeoye Stephen 9-19-2 IMECE2019-10470 104Aderyani Sarah 10-9-1 IMECE2019-12502 122Adhikari Pashupati 6-4-5 IMECE2019-11831 71Adjaroski Mirel 17-4-3 IMECE2019-12996 207Adley Mark 11-7-7 IMECE2019-13024 152Adnan Ashfaq 4-2-2 IMECE2019-13923 39Adnan Ashfaq 4-2-3 IMECE2019-13906 40Adnan Ashfaq 11-44-2 IMECE2019-13049 143Adnan Ashfaq 11-1-6 IMECE2019-13911 154Adnan Ashfaq 11-1-6 IMECE2019-13918 154Adnan Ashfaq 11-32-1 IMECE2019-13912 156Adnan Saqeeb 12-7-3 IMECE2019-12129 174Afful Henry Quansah 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13525 198Afkhami Zahra 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13027 194Afolabi Jeremiah O. 5-9-3 IMECE2019-11301 51

Afsharfard Aref 1-6-1 IMECE2019-12146 2Agafonov Andrey 4-9-1 IMECE2019-11298 42Agarwal Kriti 10-11-1 IMECE2019-13833 116Agarwal Kriti 10-5-1 IMECE2019-13837 127Agarwal Ojaswi 2-2-5 IMECE2019-13113 20Agarwal Ojaswi 11-32-1 IMECE2019-13123 155Agarwal Ojaswi 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13118 194Aghabaglou Fariba 8-4-1 IMECE2019-13103 89AghaKouchak Amir 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13790 201AghaKouchak Amir 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13832 202Aghilinejad Arian 8-6-1 IMECE2019-10209 88Agonafer Dereje 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13878 204Agoras Michalis 11-37-1 IMECE2019-13508 154Agostinho Carlos 2-8-4 IMECE2019-11711 22Ahasan Kawkab 12-8-1 IMECE2019-11708 170Ahktar Saad 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13589 199Ahmad Furqan 3-10-1 IMECE2019-12221 31Ahmad Furqan 8-3-1 IMECE2019-12222 89Ahmad Furqan 11-7-5 IMECE2019-10035 147Ahmad Omar 9-16-1 IMECE2019-12083 111Ahmad Zurina 11-36-2 IMECE2019-11162 162Ahmadi Mojtaba 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12713 191Ahmadiparidari Alireza 6-11-1 IMECE2019-11804 68Ahmadpoor Fatemeh 11-1-3 IMECE2019-12391 149Ahmed Ayesha 10-26-6 IMECE2019-12109 121Ahmed Kareem 8-9-1 IMECE2019-13953 83Ahmed Mahmoud 4-5-3 IMECE2019-10425 37Ahmed Mahmoud 4-10-1 IMECE2019-10427 40Ahmed Pranzal 9-53-1 IMECE2019-11000 112Ahmed Shafkat 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13768 201Ahmed Shoaib 9-41-1 IMECE2019-11283 96Ahmed Shoaib 9-64-1 IMECE2019-10760 97Ahmed Shuja 2-6-2 IMECE2019-11445 11Ahsan Faiyaz 2-2-3 IMECE2019-11863 16AIHARA Tatsuhito 5-3-3 IMECE2019-12629 47Ait Moussa Abdellah 4-10-2 IMECE2019-11530 41Ajuka Luke 9-31-1 IMECE2019-11183 111Akalp M. Kaan 13-9-1 IMECE2019-11478 179Akasheh Firas 7-5-1 IMECE2019-10747 81Akbar Usman 2-13-2 IMECE2019-10158 11Akbari Hadi 9-41-1 IMECE2019-10229 96Akbarzadeh Rokhsareh 6-11-3 IMECE2019-10580 71Akei Masahiro 5-9-1 IMECE2019-10130 48Akerson Andrew 11-37-5 IMECE2019-12988 165Akhavizadegan Faezeh 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12859 191Akhtar Saad 9-43-1 IMECE2019-11033 93Akhtar Saad 9-43-1 IMECE2019-12081 93Akhtar Syed Sohail 10-10-1 IMECE2019-11720 113Akhtar Syed Sohail 10-10-3 IMECE2019-10960 116Akhtar Syed Sohail 10-9-3 IMECE2019-11526 127Akinlabi Esther 10-27-2 IMECE2019-12513 13Akinlabi Esther 2-7-4 IMECE2019-10715 25Akinlabi Esther 10-26-3 IMECE2019-11163 117Akinlabi Esther 10-9-3 IMECE2019-10690 127Akinlabi Esther 11-7-3 IMECE2019-10721 140Akleman Ergun 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13592 206Akmal A. Lateef Moiz 15-1-1 IMECE2019-10006 187Aksak Burak 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13857 202Aksu Murat 2-13-1 IMECE2019-11345 8Akwaboa Stephen 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13591 199Akyuzlu Kazim 3-3-1 IMECE2019-12919 32Akyuzlu Kazim 8-3-2 IMECE2019-12727 90Akyuzlu Kazim 8-3-3 IMECE2019-12726 91Al Ahmad Sara 7-12-1 IMECE2019-10925 79Al Busaidi Mohammed 17-7-1 IMECE2019-13944 208Al Faruque Mohammad 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13643 200Al Jasmi Nawal 5-2-3 IMECE2019-12080 59Al Omari Salah Addin 6-7-3 IMECE2019-10326 70Al Qaseer Mohammad Tayeb 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13524 198Al Qaseer Mohammad Tayeb 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13800 204Alabdulkarem Abdullah 6-10-2 IMECE2019-10967 73Alabdullatif Abdurrhman 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13722 188Al-Abri Omar S. 10-26-3 IMECE2019-11156 117Aladesanmi Victor 10-27-2 IMECE2019-12513 13

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Al-Allaq Aiman 10-10-5 IMECE2019-10083 119Al-Allaq Aiman 10-14-1 IMECE2019-10084 122Alam Khairul 11-35-1 IMECE2019-10752 158Alam Khairul 11-35-1 IMECE2019-10753 159Alam Md. Shah 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13439 197Alam Shah 11-10-2 IMECE2019-11740 138Alam Shah 11-10-3 IMECE2019-11721 141Alam Shah 11-18-3 IMECE2019-11845 141Alam Shah 11-10-4 IMECE2019-11748 144Alam Shah Saud 7-6-1 IMECE2019-10028 78Alam Shah Saud 9-41-1 IMECE2019-10031 96Alam Shahriar 9-63-1 IMECE2019-10150 95Alandikar Shashank 2-13-3 IMECE2019-12309 13Al-aqeeli Nasser 6-10-1 IMECE2019-10720 72Alarifi Ibrahim 6-5-2 IMECE2019-10949 63Alarifi Ibrahim 10-26-1 IMECE2019-10308 114Alarifi Ibrahim 10-24-1 IMECE2019-10298 123Alarifi Ibrahim 10-24-1 IMECE2019-10307 123Alatas Ahmet 9-25-2 IMECE2019-12963 100Alatas Ahmet 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12929 193Alatas Ahmet 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13840 202Al-Athel Khaled 10-26-3 IMECE2019-11120 117Alawadhi Esam 9-57-1 IMECE2019-10017 107Alawadhi Esam 17-6-1 IMECE2019-10018 207Alay Eren 4-2-2 IMECE2019-13542 39Alazhary Sharif 11-1-9 IMECE2019-13079 163Alberts Thomas 4-6-1 IMECE2019-11389 36Alborzi Aneseh 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13790 201Albulayhid Thamer 10-24-1 IMECE2019-10298 123Alcock Adam Christopher 9-2-1 IMECE2019-11182 104Aldana Andres 5-12-1 IMECE2019-11450 53Aldawood Ghufran 5-7-1 IMECE2019-10174 55Al-Dossary Ali 6-9-1 IMECE2019-10222 72Aleman Maria A. 9-41-1 IMECE2019-11283 96Alemayehu Fisseha 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13055 211Alexander-Ramos Michael 14-3-2 IMECE2019-10632 184Alfulayyih Yasir 6-10-2 IMECE2019-10391 73Alghafis Abdullah A. 8-9-2 IMECE2019-10723 83Alghafis Abdullah A. 8-9-3 IMECE2019-10727 84Alhadri Muapper 2-3-2 IMECE2019-10986 25Alhadri Muapper 6-1-2 IMECE2019-10755 62Alhadri Muapper 6-11-3 IMECE2019-10479 71Alhammadi Alya 9-36-1 IMECE2019-11523 96Alharbi Mohammed 11-7-2 IMECE2019-12592 137Alhashim Amin G. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13271 196Alhasni Hani 8-9-4 IMECE2019-10257 85Alhazmi Hani 17-1-1 IMECE2019-11517 205Alhummidy G. Khaled 10-26-1 IMECE2019-10308 114Almotery

Ali Farhan 5-16-1 IMECE2019-11312 54Ali Hadi 14-1-4 IMECE2019-11671 185Ali Hessein 11-1-7 IMECE2019-11930 157Ali Mohamed 2-9-2 IMECE2019-11232 9Ali Mohamed 9-36-1 IMECE2019-11523 96Ali Mohamed 9-64-1 IMECE2019-11498 97Ali Mohammad 9-53-1 IMECE2019-11000 112Ali Muhammad 11-35-1 IMECE2019-10752 158Ali Muhammad 11-35-1 IMECE2019-10753 159Aliniagerdroudbari Haniph 2-3-2 IMECE2019-10986 25Aliniagerdroudbari Haniph 6-1-2 IMECE2019-10755 62Aliniagerdroudbari Haniph 6-11-3 IMECE2019-10479 71Alizadeh Vahidreza 1-1-1 IMECE2019-13010 1Alizadeh Vahidreza 10-24-2 IMECE2019-13007 125Aljabr Ahmad 6-9-2 IMECE2019-10402 73Aljabr Ahmad 6-10-4 IMECE2019-10909 75Aljaghtham Mutabe 2-2-7 IMECE2019-12215 18Al-Jarrah Mohammad 5-4-1 IMECE2019-10234 54Al-Jumaily Ahmed 1-10-1 IMECE2019-10197 3Al-Jumaily Ahmed 4-4-2 IMECE2019-10405 35Al-Jumaily Ahmed 4-6-1 IMECE2019-11049 36Alkadi Faez 11-3-1 IMECE2019-12969 163Al-Ketan Oraib 9-36-1 IMECE2019-11523 96Al-Ketan Oraib 9-64-1 IMECE2019-11498 97Alkurdi Yassin 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13722 188

Allaire Douglas 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13766 201Allameh Seyed 10-13-1 IMECE2019-10395 129Allameh Seyed 11-7-2 IMECE2019-10392 137Allegrette Lucas 16-2-1 IMECE2019-12646 203Aller Henry 9-29-2 IMECE2019-13448 105Allison James 5-2-4 IMECE2019-13707 60Allison James 8-2-2 IMECE2019-13370 87Allison John 10-2-1 IMECE2019-12699 126Allison John 11-12-3 IMECE2019-12700 164Allred David 9-15-1 IMECE2019-11699 108Almehmadi Fahad 6-9-2 IMECE2019-10402 73Almendra Diego 8-2-1 IMECE2019-11548 86Almohammedali Maher 6-11-2 IMECE2019-13092 70Almuzaini Abdullah 10-13-1 IMECE2019-10395 129Alnaimat Fadi 6-7-3 IMECE2019-10326 70Alotaibi Ahmed M. 4-12-1 IMECE2019-11089 45Alotaibi Mutlaq 10-24-1 IMECE2019-10298 123Alp Nazmi Bülent 4-10-2 IMECE2019-11530 41Alqahtani Abdulmohsen 10-24-1 IMECE2019-10298 123Alqahtani Talal 6-1-2 IMECE2019-11486 62Al-Qarishey Hussein 6-10-4 IMECE2019-11257 75Al-Qarishey Hussein 7-6-1 IMECE2019-11264 78Alqsair Umar 8-9-2 IMECE2019-10723 83Alqsair Umar 8-9-3 IMECE2019-10727 84Alrefae Majed 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13722 188Alsagri Ali Sulaiman 6-10-4 IMECE2019-10909 75Alsawalhi Mohammed 11-37-3 IMECE2019-13452 159Alshahrani Saad 6-2-2 IMECE2019-11357 65Al-Shammari Hammad 2-3-2 IMECE2019-10986 25Al-Shammari Hammad 6-1-2 IMECE2019-10755 62Al-Shammari Hammad 6-11-3 IMECE2019-10479 71Al-Sharafi Abdullah 6-10-1 IMECE2019-10720 72Alshareef Sultan 9-51-2 IMECE2019-13101 112Alshareef Sultan 17-9-1 IMECE2019-13102 209Alshehaby Mohammad 9-46-1 IMECE2019-10974 103Alshurbaji Mohamad 6-3-1 IMECE2019-10590 61Alshwairekh Ahmed 8-9-2 IMECE2019-10723 83Alshwairekh Ahmed 8-9-3 IMECE2019-10727 84Alsmairat Ohood Q. 11-26-3 IMECE2019-12318 164Altan M. Cengiz 3-5-1 IMECE2019-11467 27Altimemy Muhannad 8-9-1 IMECE2019-10899 83Alvarez Mariela 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13719 201Alves Anabela 7-13-1 IMECE2019-13999 77Alwatban Anas M. 8-9-2 IMECE2019-10723 83Alwatban Anas M. 8-9-3 IMECE2019-10727 84Alwattar Tahseen 10-9-2 IMECE2019-11628 124Alya Sachin 2-2-2 IMECE2019-12213 15Alzo’ubei Bara’ah 5-4-1 IMECE2019-10234 54Alzoubi Mahmoud 9-43-1 IMECE2019-11033 93Amabili Marco 4-5-2 IMECE2019-11520 36Amabili Marco 5-5-1 IMECE2019-10663 47Amabili Marco 11-42-1 IMECE2019-10339 136Amabili Marco 11-1-3 IMECE2019-10667 148Amankwah Kofi Agyemang 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13591 199Amaya Jorge L. 4-10-2 IMECE2019-10627 41Ambrogi Luca 6-2-1 IMECE2019-11485 64Ameel Timothy 4-9-1 IMECE2019-13034 42Ameel Timothy 9-51-2 IMECE2019-13101 112Ameel Timothy 17-9-1 IMECE2019-13035 209Ameel Timothy 17-9-1 IMECE2019-13102 209Amenson Tara 13-5-1 IMECE2019-12285 178Ameta Gaurav 2-2-1 IMECE2019-11727 14Amin M. Ruhul 9-63-1 IMECE2019-10150 95Amin M. Ruhul 9-64-1 IMECE2019-10152 97Amin M. Ruhul 9-53-1 IMECE2019-11000 112Amini Rouzbeh 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13267 196Amiri Nikta 11-42-1 IMECE2019-13721 136Amiri Nikta 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13728 201Amiri Nikta 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13734 201Amiri Nikta 17-4-3 IMECE2019-13735 207Amirkhizi Alireza 1-1-1 IMECE2019-13010 1Amirkhizi Alireza 10-24-2 IMECE2019-13007 125Amirkhizi Alireza 10-19-1 IMECE2019-13467 127Amirkhizi Alireza 11-23-2 IMECE2019-13062 153

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Amirkhizi Alireza V. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13568 199Amorim António 8-4-3 IMECE2019-11747 91Amorim Fred 17-2-1 IMECE2019-10144 205Amy Caleb 6-7-1 IMECE2019-12667 66Amy Caleb 9-2-1 IMECE2019-12772 104An Lu 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12584 212Anaman Greta 17-4-3 IMECE2019-13359 207Anand Lallit 11-47-2 IMECE2019-12612 148Anand N.K. 6-14-1 IMECE2019-11800 75Anand N.K. 6-14-2 IMECE2019-11811 76Anandan Nishita 2-5-1 IMECE2019-11436 15Anany Mohammed 6-5-2 IMECE2019-10332 63Andersen Erik 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13104 194Anderson Blake 4-5-1 IMECE2019-11661 34Anderson Kevin 7-10-1 IMECE2019-10098 77Anderson Kevin 7-7-1 IMECE2019-10099 80Anderson Kevin 8-9-1 IMECE2019-10101 83Anderson Kevin 8-9-3 IMECE2019-10100 84Anderson Kevin 9-66-1 IMECE2019-13947 97Anderson Kevin 9-66-1 IMECE2019-13973 97Anderson Kevin 11-27-1 IMECE2019-12480 154Anderson Kevin 15-1-1 IMECE2019-12634 188Anderson Matthew 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13627 187Anderssen Eric 9-25-1 IMECE2019-10691 98Andersson Sean 5-6-1 IMECE2019-13112 56Andrade Joana 2-8-4 IMECE2019-10985 22Andrade Rafael 7-4-1 IMECE2019-10676 80Andriolo Jessica M. 2-4-2 IMECE2019-11456 16Anglada Quinn 2-7-1 IMECE2019-10032 23Anicode Sundaram Vinod 3-12-1 IMECE2019-13204 29

KumarAnih Nchetachukwu 7-10-1 IMECE2019-11751 77Annevelink Emil 12-7-1 IMECE2019-11867 169Annevelink Emil 12-7-2 IMECE2019-11830 173Ansaf Bahaa 10-14-1 IMECE2019-10084 122Ansari Ab Rahman Md. Ismail 4-10-1 IMECE2019-13476 40Ansarifar Javad 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12854 191Ansarifar Javad 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12859 191Anthony Xavior M. 2-6-2 IMECE2019-10026 11Anthony Xavior M. Ruhul 10-26-1 IMECE2019-10162 114Antoniou Antonia 11-18-2 IMECE2019-13322 138Antunes Hugo 2-8-3 IMECE2019-11415 21Anwar Sohel 4-12-1 IMECE2019-11089 45Anwar Sohel 5-2-2 IMECE2019-11077 58Anwar Sohel 5-2-3 IMECE2019-11295 59Anwar Sohel 5-4-5 IMECE2019-11062 60Anwar Sohel 14-3-3 IMECE2019-11069 184Anzai Hitomi 4-4-1 IMECE2019-11125 33Anzai Hitomi 4-10-3 IMECE2019-10866 42Aoki Takaaki 4-6-1 IMECE2019-10382 36Appolloni Matteo 3-4-1 IMECE2019-10577 29Araque Leonardo 1-12-2 IMECE2019-13653 6Araque Leonardo 1-12-2 IMECE2019-13669 6Araque Leonardo 1-12-2 IMECE2019-13691 6Araujo Jorge 4-14-1 IMECE2019-11221 41Araujo Jorge 6-16-2 IMECE2019-11593 69Arava Leela 6-11-1 IMECE2019-12871 68Arava Leela 6-11-2 IMECE2019-13092 70Arcieri Emanuele Vincenzo 14-2-2 IMECE2019-11296 183Ardalani Elaheh 10-26-6 IMECE2019-13569 121Ardebili Haleh 10-9-1 IMECE2019-12502 122Ardila Acuña Victor A. 8-9-4 IMECE2019-12038 85Arellano-Gonzalez Juan Carlos 4-8-1 IMECE2019-10140 37Arif Abul Fazal M. 10-10-1 IMECE2019-11720 113Arif Abul Fazal M. 10-10-3 IMECE2019-10960 116Arif Tariq 4-3-2 IMECE2019-11088 35Arif Waseem 8-3-1 IMECE2019-12222 89Ari-Gur Judah 11-37-3 IMECE2019-12301 159Ari-Gur Pnina 10-10-1 IMECE2019-11957 113Ari-Gur Pnina 10-26-4 IMECE2019-11532 118Ari-Gur Pnina 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13145 195Arima Toshihiko 5-11-2 IMECE2019-11176 57Armand Mehran 4-10-2 IMECE2019-12023 41Armand Mehran 4-10-4 IMECE2019-12142 44

Armstrong Aaron 7-4-1 IMECE2019-11926 80Arora B.B. 8-4-2 IMECE2019-11319 90Arpacioglu Bertan 3-6-1 IMECE2019-11153 27Arreola Diana 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12759 192Arretche Ignacio 11-46-2 IMECE2019-13726 143Arroyave Raymundo 2-12-2 IMECE2019-12784 13Arroyave Raymundo 10-19-1 IMECE2019-13155 127Arroyave Raymundo 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12674 191Arroyave Raymundo 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13766 201Arruda Ellen 11-49-2 IMECE2019-14007 144Arshad Muzammil 9-39-2 IMECE2019-12826 101Arshee Mahmuda R. 12-7-3 IMECE2019-12129 174Artates Jonivan 5-11-1 IMECE2019-10189 55Artifice Andreia 2-8-3 IMECE2019-11393 20Asadollahipajouh Mojdeh 11-10-4 IMECE2019-12209 144Asadzadeh Mostafa 9-19-2 IMECE2019-10470 104Asadzadeh Mostafa 9-51-1 IMECE2019-10045 109Asawa Kaustubh 8-6-3 IMECE2019-13285 90Asegun Henry 6-7-1 IMECE2019-12667 66Asegun Henry 9-2-1 IMECE2019-12772 104Asencio Armand J. 14-1-4 IMECE2019-10674 185Asghari Maryam 6-10-3 IMECE2019-12445 74Ashok Magar Sameer 10-29-1 IMECE2019-10647 128Ashraf Hafiz Muhammad 5-16-1 IMECE2019-11312 54Ashrafi Nariman 2-11-1 IMECE2019-13244 8Ashrafi Nariman 17-2-1 IMECE2019-13247 205Ashrafi Nariman 17-2-1 IMECE2019-13251 205Ashrafi Nariman 17-10-1 IMECE2019-13185 210Ashrafzadeh Farhad 7-6-1 IMECE2019-11447 78Ashton-Miller James 17-4-3 IMECE2019-12996 207Asiatico Patricia 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13234 196Askari Omid 6-16-1 IMECE2019-10991 65Askari Omid 6-2-3 IMECE2019-10994 66Askari Omid 6-16-2 IMECE2019-10996 69Aslangil Denis 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13274 196Assasie Maame 10-25-1 IMECE2019-13379 123Assasie Maame 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13382 197Aston Kenneth 12-8-1 IMECE2019-13401 170Aston Kenneth 12-8-1 IMECE2019-13884 170Atefrad Pedram 6-9-2 IMECE2019-12005 73Atif Mohammed Mujtaba 11-28-1 IMECE2019-12501 136Atlaschian Omid 8-11-1 IMECE2019-13738 86Attarzadeh Mohammad Ali 1-1-3 IMECE2019-12852 2Attarzadeh Mohammad Ali 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13133 195Attia Ali M.A. 3-2-1 IMECE2019-11047 28Attia Ali M.A. 6-5-2 IMECE2019-10686 63Attia Tamer 4-13-3 IMECE2019-10616 46Attia Tamer 5-4-2 IMECE2019-12030 56Attiya Bashar 8-9-1 IMECE2019-10899 83Audivet Duran Cinthia 6-10-1 IMECE2019-11316 72Augspurger Michael J. 17-6-1 IMECE2019-12357 207aus der Wiesche Stefan 8-4-2 IMECE2019-11417 90Austin Brittany L. 4-2-3 IMECE2019-10641 40Avila Samuel 8-6-3 IMECE2019-13730 90Avitabile Peter 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13078 194Avitabile Peter 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13178 195Awasthi Amnaya 11-14-2 IMECE2019-10212 147Ayyub Bilal 13-12-1 IMECE2019-14010 175Azad Saeed 14-3-2 IMECE2019-10632 184Azari Fatemeh 11-25-1 IMECE2019-13889 142Azari Fatemeh 17-15-1 IMECE2019-11971 211Azarnoosh Jamasp 4-9-1 IMECE2019-12159 42Azese Martin 8-2-2 IMECE2019-13465 87Aziaka Duabari 3-14-1 IMECE2019-11339 32Azin Bahar 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12683 191Aziz Mohd. Rozaiman 11-36-2 IMECE2019-11162 162Azodo Kingsley A. 6-1-1 IMECE2019-10072 61Azoug Aurelie 11-1-5 IMECE2019-13116 153Azzouz Salim 7-10-1 IMECE2019-11751 77B K Gnanavel 10-17-1 IMECE2019-11290 120B K Gnanavel 11-17-1 IMECE2019-10004 135B M Umeshgowda 2-6-2 IMECE2019-11168 11Babaei Hamed 11-44-2 IMECE2019-12786 143Babaei Hamed 11-37-2 IMECE2019-12787 156

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Babaei Hasan 9-29-2 IMECE2019-13625 105Babaei Mahnoush 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12902 193Babaei Mahnoush 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13187 195Babbitt Callie 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13295 203Baber Forrest 17-11-2 IMECE2019-13419 211Baboly M.G. 12-7-1 IMECE2019-11690 169Babuska Tomas 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13862 202Baby Binoy 9-51-2 IMECE2019-10078 111Baccouche Mohamed Ridha 11-10-1 IMECE2019-12729 134Baccouche Mohamed Ridha 13-10-1 IMECE2019-10240 177Bachtiar Emilio 11-3-2 IMECE2019-13394 166Badoud Tanner 2-8-1 IMECE2019-12926 17Badr Elie 11-12-4 IMECE2019-10353 166Badr Hussein 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13093 194Baek So Young 17-4-3 IMECE2019-12996 207Bag Swarup 9-64-1 IMECE2019-10152 97Bagchi Amit 4-2-4 IMECE2019-10903 41Bagchi Soumendu 11-26-1 IMECE2019-13547 158Baghaei Lakeh Reza 17-6-1 IMECE2019-13834 208Bagheri Mostafa 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13567 199Baghirzade Mammadbaghir 9-53-1 IMECE2019-10679 112Bahadori Amir 12-5-1 IMECE2019-11534 171Bahadur Vaibhav 6-10-3 IMECE2019-11707 74Bahadur Vaibhav 8-1-1 IMECE2019-10483 87Bahan Dogancan 5-3-2 IMECE2019-12218 51Bahga Supreet Singh 12-8-2 IMECE2019-10426 172Bahl Gaurav 5-15-1 IMECE2019-10668 48Bahr Behnam 5-11-1 IMECE2019-10189 55Bahrololoumi Amir 11-1-9 IMECE2019-11873 163Bai Shengyuan 2-2-2 IMECE2019-13670 15Bai Xin 5-13-1 IMECE2019-12796 59Bai Yu 2-5-3 IMECE2019-10802 17Baibhav Vibhu 15-1-1 IMECE2019-10754 187Baibhav Vibhu 15-1-1 IMECE2019-11303 187Baibhav Vibhu 15-1-1 IMECE2019-11376 187Bair Jacob 10-27-3 IMECE2019-12899 131Baker Shefford 9-25-2 IMECE2019-12963 100Baker Shefford 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12929 193Bakhtiari Nejad Mahsan 4-10-4 IMECE2019-12142 44Balakrishnan Sowmya 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13384 203Balant Anne 17-1-1 IMECE2019-12269 205Balasubramanian Ganesh 10-5-1 IMECE2019-11878 126Balasubramanian Ganesh 11-33-2 IMECE2019-11883 150Balasubramanian Ganesh 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13002 194Balasubramanian Ganesh 17-6-1 IMECE2019-11834 207Balasubramanian Ganesh 17-10-1 IMECE2019-11858 210Balasubramanian Ganesh 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12546 212Balasubramanian Ganesh 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12547 212Balasubramanian Prabakaran 4-5-2 IMECE2019-11520 36Balasubramanian Prabakaran 5-5-1 IMECE2019-10663 47Balasubramanian Prabakaran 11-42-1 IMECE2019-10339 136Balasubramanian Prabakaran 11-1-3 IMECE2019-10667 148Balla Srinivasa Prasad 17-10-1 IMECE2019-10423 210Balonji Serge 9-2-1 IMECE2019-11182 104Balu Aditya 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13522 198Balueva Alla V. 12-4-1 IMECE2019-10059 172Bamasag Ahmad 6-1-2 IMECE2019-11486 62Bamberger Judith 8-2-3 IMECE2019-11841 88Bame Aaron T. 6-10-3 IMECE2019-13550 74Ban Heng 10-9-1 IMECE2019-12212 122Bancroft Carl 1-12-1 IMECE2019-12093 5Banda Ganesh 3-2-1 IMECE2019-11091 28Bandyopadhyay Akash 5-2-3 IMECE2019-12080 59Bandyopadhyay Arkasama 6-10-2 IMECE2019-11068 73Bandyopadhyay Arkasama 6-10-3 IMECE2019-11707 74Banerjee Amit 14-3-3 IMECE2019-11438 184Banerjee Anjishnu 4-2-4 IMECE2019-11860 42Banerjee Arindam 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13274 196Banerjee Deb 8-12-1 IMECE2019-10461 86Banerjee Debjyoti 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13620 203Banerjee Debjyoti 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13623 204Banerjee Debjyoti 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13628 204Banerjee Sarbajit 11-46-2 IMECE2019-13257 143Banerjee Sourav 6-4-1 IMECE2019-10749 64

Banerjee Sourav 11-23-3 IMECE2019-11660 155Baniassadi Majid 10-4-1 IMECE2019-13457 113Banisaeed Mohammad 5-4-1 IMECE2019-10234 54Bao Dafei 5-8-2 IMECE2019-10810 49Bao Guangyu 11-3-2 IMECE2019-12562 166Bao Hua 1-1-6 IMECE2019-10817 4Bao Hua 9-20-1 IMECE2019-12753 94Bao Hua 9-25-1 IMECE2019-10688 98Bao Hua 9-25-2 IMECE2019-13409 100Bao Jinsong 2-10-1 IMECE2019-10020 7Baobaid Nada 9-64-1 IMECE2019-11498 97Baoning Ji 14-1-1 IMECE2019-11144 183Baragetti Sergio 14-2-2 IMECE2019-11296 183Barak Yali 11-8-2 IMECE2019-13674 137Barari Bamdad 9-2-1 IMECE2019-12772 104Barbat Saeed 6-11-1 IMECE2019-12871 68Barbat Saeed 11-10-1 IMECE2019-12729 134Barbat Saeed 13-10-1 IMECE2019-10240 177Barbato Michele 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12752 192Barbosa Flavia 9-36-2 IMECE2019-11652 99Barchet Laurel 7-1-1 IMECE2019-12649 77Barclay Paul 9-18-2 IMECE2019-13809 108Bardaweel Hamzeh 5-7-1 IMECE2019-10174 55Barez Fred 1-2-1 IMECE2019-10096 1Barez Fred 1-2-2 IMECE2019-13053 4Barez Fred 17-9-1 IMECE2019-13933 210Bari Saiful 4-2-3 IMECE2019-10945 40Bari Saiful 9-39-1 IMECE2019-10120 100Barker Richard 9-45-1 IMECE2019-10359 96Barlat Frederic 11-7-2 IMECE2019-10275 137Barner Lindsey 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13009 194Barnwal Vivek K. 11-7-2 IMECE2019-10275 137Barreto Darius Diogo 11-5-1 IMECE2019-12844 155Barreto Deybis 6-2-2 IMECE2019-10410 65Barrett Christopher 11-33-2 IMECE2019-12248 150Barros Daniel 10-26-3 IMECE2019-11356 117Barros de Moraes Eduardo A. 11-5-3 IMECE2019-13533 161Barros de Moraes Eduardo A. 11-5-4 IMECE2019-13690 164Barry Lucas 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13910 188Barry Lucas 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13904 202Barsoum Michel 11-18-2 IMECE2019-13622 138Barsoum Michel 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13093 194Barsoum Roshdy 11-22-1 IMECE2019-13070 141Bartlett Michael D. 10-4-4 IMECE2019-13820 118Bartlett Michael D. 11-2-2 IMECE2019-13510 160Bartolomei Erika 17-6-1 IMECE2019-13463 208Bartolomej Rudas 5-5-1 IMECE2019-10861 47Barton Kira 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13027 194Bartsch Adam 4-2-5 IMECE2019-13428 43Bartsch Adam 4-2-5 IMECE2019-13506 43Barua Nirmalay 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12717 213Barut Atila 3-12-2 IMECE2019-13205 31Baruwa Akinsanya Damilare 2-7-4 IMECE2019-10715 25Baruwa Akinsanya Damilare 11-7-3 IMECE2019-10721 140Basak Anup 11-34-1 IMECE2019-12776 167Basaran Cemal 11-14-2 IMECE2019-10165 147Basaran Cemal 11-12-1 IMECE2019-10042 158Basaran Cemal 11-12-1 IMECE2019-10204 158Basaran Cemal 11-26-4 IMECE2019-10208 167Basaran Cemal 11-26-4 IMECE2019-10244 167Basaran Cemal 11-26-4 IMECE2019-10245 167Basoglu Muhammed Fatih 3-12-1 IMECE2019-13171 29Bassani John L. 11-47-1 IMECE2019-13523 146Bassani John L. 11-47-1 IMECE2019-13526 146Bassindowah Hussein 1-6-2 IMECE2019-12377 5Basu Manan 8-12-1 IMECE2019-10841 86Baszczynski Piotr 17-9-1 IMECE2019-12959 209Batailly Alain 5-3-1 IMECE2019-10300 49Bataineh Ahmad 5-4-1 IMECE2019-10234 54Batayneh Wafa 5-4-1 IMECE2019-10234 54Bathula Vishwanadh 10-27-2 IMECE2019-13624 128Battaile Corbett 11-7-1 IMECE2019-10269 133Battistoni Michele 6-2-1 IMECE2019-11485 64Batzer Stephen 13-8-1 IMECE2019-10238 178

Author Index

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Bauer Jens 10-19-2 IMECE2019-13718 130Bauer Jens 10-19-2 IMECE2019-13865 130Bauer Siegfried 11-2-1 IMECE2019-13121 157Baughman Ray 11-7-3 IMECE2019-12544 140Baxevanis Theocharis 11-7-6 IMECE2019-13639 149Baxter Joshua 8-1-1 IMECE2019-10790 87Bayat Hamidreza 4-6-2 IMECE2019-11565 37Bayly P.V. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13629 200Bayly P.V. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13733 201Bayly P.V. 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13087 203Bayod-Lopez Javier 4-8-1 IMECE2019-11085 37Bayomy Ayman M. 6-9-2 IMECE2019-12005 73Bayyuk Sami 17-4-3 IMECE2019-12541 206Bazant Zdenek P. 11-47-2 IMECE2019-13739 148Bazilevs Yuri 11-44-2 IMECE2019-13660 143Bazilevs Yuri 11-44-2 IMECE2019-13662 143Bear Julie 4-7-1 IMECE2019-10992 34Beatriz Julio 5-10-1 IMECE2019-11207 52Beatriz Julio 5-6-1 IMECE2019-11192 56Beatty Danielle N. 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13295 203Beaudoin Armand 11-47-3 IMECE2019-13059 151Beaulieu Melanie 17-4-3 IMECE2019-12996 207Becerro de Bengoa Ricardo 4-8-1 IMECE2019-11085 37Vallejo

Beck B. Terry 8-7-1 IMECE2019-12236 84Becker Bill 17-6-1 IMECE2019-13924 208Becker Jared M. 17-6-1 IMECE2019-12357 207Behdinan Kamran 1-6-1 IMECE2019-10773 2Behdinan Kamran 5-9-1 IMECE2019-10167 48Behdinan Kamran 11-2-2 IMECE2019-10796 160Behera Deepak Kumar 3-12-2 IMECE2019-13399 31Behera Dipankar 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13549 203Behzadinasab Masoud 11-38-2 IMECE2019-12841 148Behzadinasab Masoud 17-11-2 IMECE2019-13220 211Behzadirad Mahmoud 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13597 199Bekar Ali Can 3-12-1 IMECE2019-13202 29Bell Savannah B. 7-6-1 IMECE2019-11447 78Bellinger Steven L. 12-5-1 IMECE2019-11534 171Belotti Roberto 5-11-1 IMECE2019-10569 55Belotti Roberto 5-11-2 IMECE2019-11507 57Belwafa Jamel 13-10-1 IMECE2019-10240 177Benet Eduard 11-37-5 IMECE2019-13339 165Benitez Lopez Mario A. 4-13-2 IMECE2019-11788 45Benker Bernd 11-42-1 IMECE2019-12782 136Ben-Mansour Rached 6-4-2 IMECE2019-11046 66Benner Jingru 8-12-1 IMECE2019-11039 86Bennett James 3-14-1 IMECE2019-11377 32Bennett William 3-12-2 IMECE2019-11691 31Benoit-Marechal Lucas 11-37-2 IMECE2019-13826 156Benson Michael 8-11-1 IMECE2019-11764 86Benvenuto Michael 5-11-2 IMECE2019-11882 57Benz August 6-3-1 IMECE2019-10270 61Benzel Edward 4-2-5 IMECE2019-13506 43Benzing Jake 11-32-1 IMECE2019-13677 156Berger Jonathan 10-19-2 IMECE2019-13865 130Bergeron Logan P. 11-5-3 IMECE2019-13519 160Berke Ryan 11-18-1 IMECE2019-12912 135Berke Ryan 11-18-1 IMECE2019-13785 135Berke Ryan 11-18-3 IMECE2019-13169 141Berke Ryan 11-18-3 IMECE2019-13328 141Berke Ryan 11-18-3 IMECE2019-13477 141Berke Ryan 11-7-5 IMECE2019-13469 147Berke Ryan 11-14-3 IMECE2019-13100 149Berke Ryan 11-14-3 IMECE2019-13349 149Berke Ryan 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13326 188Berke Ryan 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13515 188Berke Ryan 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13979 189Berke Ryan 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13108 211Berke Ryan 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13329 211Berke Ryan 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13511 211Berman Arielle 10-10-5 IMECE2019-12773 120Berman Daina 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13163 191Bernardoni Federico 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13240 196Berndt Aaron 1-1-6 IMECE2019-10449 4

Berry Joseph D. 8-7-1 IMECE2019-13372 84Bertino Alexander 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13567 199Bertoldi Katia 1-1-4 IMECE2019-13354 3Bertoldi Katia 10-4-3 IMECE2019-13791 116Bertolino Antonio C. 3-4-1 IMECE2019-10713 29Bertolino Antonio C. 5-9-2 IMECE2019-10709 50Bestle Dieter 2-10-3 IMECE2019-10294 12Beyerlein Irene 10-31-2 IMECE2019-14005 118Beyerlein Irene 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13068 194Bhale Pranav 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13145 195Bhama Jay K. 4-6-2 IMECE2019-10922 37Bhargava Aarushi 5-3-2 IMECE2019-13693 51Bharti Saurabh Kumar 5-3-3 IMECE2019-11092 47Bhattacharya Kaushik 11-49-1 IMECE2019-14006 133Bhattacharya Kaushik 11-1-4 IMECE2019-13168 152Bhattacharyya Ranjan 5-3-3 IMECE2019-11092 47Bhattacharyya Ranjan 5-3-2 IMECE2019-11172 51Bhavanibhatla Kondalarao 5-11-1 IMECE2019-11170 55Bhovad Priyanka 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12948 193Bi Sirui 11-46-1 IMECE2019-13253 137Bian Chunlei 5-10-2 IMECE2019-12087 50Bian Linkan 2-3-1 IMECE2019-10323 24Bici Michele 14-2-1 IMECE2019-11325 181Bielski Michael 6-1-3 IMECE2019-10751 63Bietresato Marco 5-11-2 IMECE2019-11507 57Bijlenga Philippe 4-4-1 IMECE2019-11125 33Bilionis Ilias 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13341 197Bilionis Ilias 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13619 200Bilton Amy M. 6-4-1 IMECE2019-11514 64Bin Jamal M Noushad 11-14-2 IMECE2019-10165 147Bin Shahadat Muhammad Rubayat 9-29-1 IMECE2019-11794 104Bindon David 8-11-1 IMECE2019-11764 86Biniyazan F. 17-10-1 IMECE2019-13185 210Bird Eric 9-18-1 IMECE2019-12219 106Bischof Daniel 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13800 204Bischof John 9-69-2 IMECE2019-14003 102Bisharia Parul 11-12-1 IMECE2019-10559 158Bishop Joseph 11-7-1 IMECE2019-10269 133Bishop Joseph 11-7-1 IMECE2019-13771 133Bishop Joseph 11-22-1 IMECE2019-13058 141Bitsikas Panagiotis 6-2-1 IMECE2019-10076 64Bitsikas Panagiotis 6-2-1 IMECE2019-10077 64Bizzo Waldir A. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12742 192Black Kayla 7-10-1 IMECE2019-10540 77Blacutt Jacob 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13502 198Blair Andrew C. 7-6-1 IMECE2019-11447 78Blakeney Erin 7-1-1 IMECE2019-12649 77Blank Jack 4-5-1 IMECE2019-11944 34Blankenship Morgan 17-9-1 IMECE2019-13661 209Blochberger Joseph 1-2-2 IMECE2019-10259 4Blomerus Paul 9-9-1 IMECE2019-11885 101Blomquist Matthew 9-64-1 IMECE2019-12174 97Blourchian Aryan 11-3-1 IMECE2019-13842 163Blumberg Timo 6-4-3 IMECE2019-10587 67Bobaru Florin 11-38-1 IMECE2019-13934 146Bobaru Florin 11-38-2 IMECE2019-13883 148Bobaru Florin 11-38-2 IMECE2019-13935 148Bobaru Florin 11-38-3 IMECE2019-12830 150Bobaru Florin 11-38-3 IMECE2019-13899 150Bodelot Laurence 11-37-1 IMECE2019-12999 154Bodelot Laurence 11-1-8 IMECE2019-12998 160Bodepudi Revanth 11-23-2 IMECE2019-13268 153Bodepudi Revanth 11-26-2 IMECE2019-13138 162Bodepudi Revanth 11-26-2 IMECE2019-13141 162Boetcher Sandra 8-3-1 IMECE2019-10453 89Boetcher Sandra 8-3-1 IMECE2019-10454 89Boggess Brian 13-5-1 IMECE2019-12285 178Boggess Brian 13-9-1 IMECE2019-11479 179Bohnstedt Bradley 4-6-2 IMECE2019-10514 37Bolyukh Vladimir F. 2-11-1 IMECE2019-10388 8Boman Neal 9-7-1 IMECE2019-12558 99Boman Neal 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12551 212Bommisetty Hemanth 6-4-4 IMECE2019-10728 69Bommisetty Hemanth 6-4-4 IMECE2019-11637 69

Author Index

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Bonassar Lawrence J. 11-37-4 IMECE2019-13649 163Bondar Alex 2-13-1 IMECE2019-11023 8Bondar Alex 2-13-2 IMECE2019-10889 11Bondarenko Yevhen 2-13-1 IMECE2019-10583 8Bondo Geovani 5-12-1 IMECE2019-11401 53Bonhomme Elodie 2-10-2 IMECE2019-10635 10Bonnecaze Roger 11-23-2 IMECE2019-13268 153Bonnema Michael 8-4-3 IMECE2019-11449 91Bontoux Luc 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13989 189Bonyadi Shabnam 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13562 199Boorugu Manish 10-4-4 IMECE2019-13449 118Bootwala Yousuf 9-4-1 IMECE2019-13306 106Bootwala Yousuf 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13318 197Bootwala Yousuf 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13325 197Borden Michael 11-34-1 IMECE2019-13450 167Borenstein Arie 9-5-1 IMECE2019-13086 111Borg John 11-14-1 IMECE2019-10459 145Borrás Pinilla Carlos 5-3-1 IMECE2019-11516 49Borrás Pinilla Carlos 5-3-2 IMECE2019-11505 51Bosch Stephen 9-45-1 IMECE2019-10613 96Bosch Stephen 17-9-1 IMECE2019-12900 209Bose Pritom 10-26-6 IMECE2019-12109 121Bose Pritom 12-7-3 IMECE2019-12129 174Bosnjak Nikola 11-1-1 IMECE2019-13383 144Bosnjak Nikola 11-1-2 IMECE2019-13367 146Bosnjak Nikola 11-5-4 IMECE2019-13368 164Bouchitte Guy 1-1-1 IMECE2019-10644 1Bouklas Nikolaos 11-37-1 IMECE2019-13508 154Bouklas Nikolaos 11-1-9 IMECE2019-13518 163Bouklas Nikolaos 11-37-4 IMECE2019-13649 163Bouklas Nikolaos 11-34-1 IMECE2019-13520 167Boutaous M’Hamed 8-2-1 IMECE2019-11675 86Bouzid Abdel-Hakim 3-5-1 IMECE2019-10019 27Bouzid Abdel-Hakim 11-7-2 IMECE2019-10103 137Bower Drew 6-1-3 IMECE2019-10751 63Boyce Brad 11-18-2 IMECE2019-13673 138Boyce Brad 12-7-3 IMECE2019-12790 174Boyd Dusty 13-9-1 IMECE2019-11479 179Boyd I’Shea 14-4-1 IMECE2019-11539 181Boyd James G. 1-1-5 IMECE2019-11302 4Boyd Nathan 10-14-1 IMECE2019-10400 122Boyina Kalyan 9-45-1 IMECE2019-10613 96Boyina Kalyan 9-45-1 IMECE2019-12017 96Boyina Kalyan 17-9-1 IMECE2019-12900 209Boyina Kalyan 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13334 214Bozzo Isabella 11-1-3 IMECE2019-10667 148Bradshaw Alexander J. 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13474 206Brady Hayden 12-8-1 IMECE2019-13401 170Brahme Abhijit 11-47-4 IMECE2019-13590 153Braman Todd 12-10-1 IMECE2019-13106 173Brambley Michael 6-9-3 IMECE2019-12026 74Brandyberry David 11-44-1 IMECE2019-12559 139Brandyberry David 11-44-1 IMECE2019-12560 140Brar Gurinder Singh 2-5-5 IMECE2019-10188 88Braun Robert 6-12-1 IMECE2019-13747 73Braun Robert 6-12-1 IMECE2019-13781 73Braun Robert 17-6-1 IMECE2019-13736 208Braun Robert 17-6-1 IMECE2019-13924 208Braytee Ali 8-9-4 IMECE2019-10553 85Breslavskyi Ivan 11-1-3 IMECE2019-10667 148Bress Thomas 13-8-1 IMECE2019-11432 178Bress Thomas 13-8-1 IMECE2019-11451 178Brgoch Jakoah 10-26-6 IMECE2019-13854 121Briden Julia 15-1-1 IMECE2019-10527 187Bridges Michael M. 9-63-1 IMECE2019-10272 95Brisk Philip 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13643 200Britton Doug 9-63-1 IMECE2019-11428 95Brix Nerenst Tim 2-10-1 IMECE2019-11251 7Broberg Dallin 12-8-1 IMECE2019-13401 170Broderick Jim 12-10-1 IMECE2019-13106 173Broderick Neil 12-6-1 IMECE2019-12531 172Brojo Francisco 3-3-1 IMECE2019-11229 32Brojo Francisco 3-3-1 IMECE2019-11712 32Brouwer Jacob 6-10-3 IMECE2019-12445 74

Brown Andrew 12-10-1 IMECE2019-13106 173Brown Christine 17-7-1 IMECE2019-13944 208Brown Eliot 7-7-1 IMECE2019-10469 80Brown Joseph D. 4-8-1 IMECE2019-11238 38Brown Judith 11-35-1 IMECE2019-13658 159Brown Rylie 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13281 203Brownlee Benjamin J. 12-5-1 IMECE2019-13188 171Bruche Stefan 6-4-5 IMECE2019-11519 71Bruck Hugh 11-8-1 IMECE2019-10337 133Brueck S.R.J 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13544 198Brunner Ryan 17-6-1 IMECE2019-12764 208Bu Xiongzhu 3-4-1 IMECE2019-10492 29Bu Xiongzhu 3-8-1 IMECE2019-10948 30Bu Xiongzhu 5-6-1 IMECE2019-10702 57Buddhiraju Siddharth 9-30-1 IMECE2019-12708 108Buelvas Ana 6-3-1 IMECE2019-10642 61Buendia Ali R. 7-6-1 IMECE2019-11447 78Bula Antonio 6-10-1 IMECE2019-11316 72Bulla Marian 10-15-1 IMECE2019-11429 129Bungatavula Aakash 11-10-3 IMECE2019-11721 141Bunyak Filiz 2-4-1 IMECE2019-13312 14Buonomo Bernardo 9-35-1 IMECE2019-11650 94Buonomo Bernardo 9-5-1 IMECE2019-11575 110Burgess Gary 9-2-1 IMECE2019-10161 104Burkan Hamed 6-1-2 IMECE2019-10283 62Burn Katharine 11-18-1 IMECE2019-13785 135Burns Samuel 9-53-1 IMECE2019-10679 112Burton Samantha D. 11-18-3 IMECE2019-13477 141Burton Samantha D. 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13515 188Burton Samantha D. 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13511 211Busani Tito 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13597 199Bustamante Michele 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13295 203Butcher Eric A. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13599 199Butter Dorien 17-4-3 IMECE2019-13839 207Buxton Ashley 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13962 189Byrd Larry 9-32-1 IMECE2019-10651 93Bzymek Zbigniew 7-7-1 IMECE2019-10469 80Caceres Kevin 5-12-1 IMECE2019-11557 53Caceres Kevin 14-1-2 IMECE2019-11647 183Cai Jie 6-3-1 IMECE2019-12662 61Cai Shengqiang 11-1-4 IMECE2019-12679 152Cai Shengqiang 11-1-5 IMECE2019-12951 153Calabria Alfonso 6-5-1 IMECE2019-10039 62Calado Jorge 2-8-4 IMECE2019-10985 22Calicchia Michael 4-11-2 IMECE2019-12024 44Callahan Will 9-30-2 IMECE2019-13270 109Callanan Jesse 1-1-3 IMECE2019-12852 2Callanan Jesse 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13133 195Calvin Matthew 11-18-3 IMECE2019-13169 141Calyam Prasad 2-4-1 IMECE2019-13312 14Camargo Jonathan 4-13-2 IMECE2019-11788 45Cameron Kenneth 4-11-2 IMECE2019-11948 44Campana Francesca 14-2-1 IMECE2019-11325 181Campbell Chasen 12-4-1 IMECE2019-10059 172Campi Federico 14-1-2 IMECE2019-11587 183Campillo Javier 6-2-2 IMECE2019-10410 65Campos Ricardo 4-14-1 IMECE2019-11221 41Cândido Sílvio 8-4-3 IMECE2019-11747 91Cando María Gabriela 6-9-1 IMECE2019-11472 72Cano Sebastian 9-51-1 IMECE2019-10324 110Canova Marcello 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13950 203Cao Changyong 10-25-1 IMECE2019-13804 123Cao Changyong 11-5-2 IMECE2019-13798 158Cao Changyong 11-5-3 IMECE2019-13416 160Cao Dongyang 11-7-3 IMECE2019-12544 140Cao Lei 9-26-1 IMECE2019-13723 102Cao Lei 9-26-1 IMECE2019-13787 102Cao Lei 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13817 215Cao Meigen 5-15-1 IMECE2019-10852 48Cao Ni 2-10-3 IMECE2019-10539 12Cao Yihan 3-4-1 IMECE2019-10492 29Cao Yihan 3-8-1 IMECE2019-10948 30Cao Yihan 5-6-1 IMECE2019-10702 57Capata Roberto 6-5-1 IMECE2019-10039 62

Author Index

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Capela Pauline 10-26-3 IMECE2019-11356 117Capper Weston 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13981 189Caputi Antonio 14-3-1 IMECE2019-10699 182Carapellucci Roberto 6-4-3 IMECE2019-10848 67Carbajal Gerardo 6-12-2 IMECE2019-12018 74Carbajal Gerardo 17-9-1 IMECE2019-13893 209Carbaugh Scott 5-2-3 IMECE2019-11346 59Cardona Andres 7-10-1 IMECE2019-10540 77Cardona Carolina 5-4-5 IMECE2019-11062 60Cardone Salvatore 3-4-1 IMECE2019-10577 29Cardozo Eloisa 14-1-3 IMECE2019-11826 184Carey Zachary 12-3-1 IMECE2019-10629 169Carpenter Kevin 11-19-1 IMECE2019-11713 161Carrato Peter 6-3-1 IMECE2019-10270 61Carrell Douglas 12-8-1 IMECE2019-13401 170Carreon Hector 1-12-1 IMECE2019-10194 5Carrera Erasmo 1-1-3 IMECE2019-12607 2Carrera Erasmo 1-6-2 IMECE2019-12608 5Carrera Erasmo 2-9-2 IMECE2019-11261 9Carrera Erasmo 3-6-1 IMECE2019-10296 27Carrera Erasmo 3-14-1 IMECE2019-11281 32Carrera Erasmo 3-14-1 IMECE2019-11314 32Carrera Erasmo 3-14-1 IMECE2019-11364 32Carrillo Peña Andrés L. 8-9-4 IMECE2019-12038 85Carrillo Peña Andrés L. 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13932 188Carrillo-Munoz Maria J. 1-1-1 IMECE2019-13695 1Carrion Luis 9-51-1 IMECE2019-10324 110Carroll Jay 11-7-1 IMECE2019-13771 133Carroll Jay 11-35-1 IMECE2019-13658 159Carta Giorgio 1-1-1 IMECE2019-12500 1Carter Kristen C. 2-2-2 IMECE2019-13226 15Carter Rachel E. 6-11-1 IMECE2019-12131 68Caruntu Dumitru 4-7-1 IMECE2019-11233 34Caruntu Dumitru 5-3-1 IMECE2019-11198 49Caruntu Dumitru 5-10-1 IMECE2019-11207 52Caruntu Dumitru 5-6-1 IMECE2019-11192 56Caruntu Dumitru 11-42-1 IMECE2019-11187 136Carvalho Jessica 12-10-1 IMECE2019-13608 173Carvalho Joana 4-14-1 IMECE2019-11221 41Carvalho Joana 6-16-2 IMECE2019-11593 69Casari Daniele 4-5-1 IMECE2019-13127 34Casari Daniele 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13688 200Casavant Ethan 1-1-6 IMECE2019-11338 4Cascetta Furio 9-35-1 IMECE2019-11650 94Castaneda Pedro Ponte 11-47-1 IMECE2019-12848 146Castaneda Pedro Ponte 11-37-1 IMECE2019-12816 154Castillo Eduardo 6-10-4 IMECE2019-10643 75Castro Elaine 13-9-1 IMECE2019-11479 179Castro Juan 4-10-2 IMECE2019-10627 41Castro Livingston D. 6-10-4 IMECE2019-10643 75Catalano Pietro 8-3-2 IMECE2019-10618 90Catbas Fikret N. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13656 200Cavazos Omar 4-14-1 IMECE2019-11406 41Cazacu Oana 11-7-1 IMECE2019-12777 133Cazacu Oana 11-7-4 IMECE2019-12471 144Cazacu Oana 11-7-4 IMECE2019-12858 144Cazacu Oana 11-7-7 IMECE2019-12778 152Cecil J. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13246 196Cedar Gebrand 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13295 203Celik Emrah 2-2-7 IMECE2019-12215 18Celli Dino A. 11-18-3 IMECE2019-13477 141Celli Dino A. 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13515 188Celli Dino A. 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13511 211Celli Paolo 1-1-3 IMECE2019-12607 2Cen Mingjing 11-14-3 IMECE2019-10928 150Cen Zewei 2-7-2 IMECE2019-10349 23Cereceda David 11-47-1 IMECE2019-13836 146Cereceda David 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13534 214Cerik Burak Can 3-15-1 IMECE2019-13175 30Cerqueira Maria 10-26-3 IMECE2019-11356 117Cervantes-Sanchez J. Jesus 4-8-1 IMECE2019-10140 37Cesnik Carlos 3-1-1 IMECE2019-13993 29Cha George 8-6-1 IMECE2019-10209 88Chabot Jordan 2-2-7 IMECE2019-12215 18

Chadwick Michelle 11-3-2 IMECE2019-13435 166Chaeibakhsh Sarvenaz 17-4-3 IMECE2019-13839 207Chaharlang Marzieh 11-42-2 IMECE2019-13851 139Chaharlang Marzieh 12-8-1 IMECE2019-13401 170Chakrabarti Debalay 2-12-1 IMECE2019-12238 10Chakraborty Goutam 5-3-2 IMECE2019-11172 51Chakraborty Goutam 5-4-5 IMECE2019-11113 60Chakraborty Pranay 9-26-1 IMECE2019-13723 102Chakraborty Pranay 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12942 213Chakraborty Pratyaya 5-3-2 IMECE2019-11172 51Chakravarty Uttam 2-7-3 IMECE2019-11630 24Chakravarty Uttam 3-8-1 IMECE2019-11084 31Chakravarty Uttam 3-8-1 IMECE2019-11087 31Chakravarty Uttam 3-8-1 IMECE2019-11455 31Chakravarty Uttam 3-8-1 IMECE2019-11477 31Chakravarty Uttam 3-8-1 IMECE2019-11581 31Chakravarty Uttam 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13881 202Chalgham Wadie 13-6-1 IMECE2019-11806 175Chalgham Wadie 13-6-1 IMECE2019-11825 175Chalgham Wadie 13-6-1 IMECE2019-11861 175Challa Akhil 5-5-1 IMECE2019-12070 47Challa Akhil 5-8-3 IMECE2019-12082 51Chalmers Andrew N. 4-4-2 IMECE2019-10405 35Chamani Alireza 4-10-4 IMECE2019-12142 44Chamouni Hussein 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13594 199Champagne Victor 10-26-5 IMECE2019-11689 120Chan Jessica 3-10-1 IMECE2019-13483 31Chan WaiLam 11-38-1 IMECE2019-12811 146Chancey Valeta Carol 4-11-2 IMECE2019-12173 44Chandler Mei 11-7-7 IMECE2019-13024 152Chandola Nitin 11-7-1 IMECE2019-12777 133Chandra Namas 4-2-2 IMECE2019-13542 39Chandrasekaran Lokesh 5-6-1 IMECE2019-11986 56Chandratre Vaishali 9-36-2 IMECE2019-10203 99Chang Chih-Hao 2-4-2 IMECE2019-13698 16Chang Chih-Hao 10-13-1 IMECE2019-12165 129Chang Chih-Hao 10-13-1 IMECE2019-12718 129Chang Chih-Hao 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12519 212Chang Chih-Hao 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12687 213Chang Chih-Hao 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13870 215Chang Chih-Hung 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12771 192Chang Fu-kuo 3-1-2 IMECE2019-13994 27Chang Ho Chan 2-8-1 IMECE2019-10621 17Chang Ho Chan 9-36-1 IMECE2019-11421 96Chang Jiyoung 2-4-2 IMECE2019-13114 16Chang Jiyoung 12-4-1 IMECE2019-13115 172Chang Jiyoung 12-7-2 IMECE2019-13353 173Chang Jiyoung 17-2-1 IMECE2019-13119 205Chang Jiyoung 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12874 211Chang Pengliang 8-6-2 IMECE2019-10519 89Chang Y. 2-7-1 IMECE2019-10341 23Chang Young B. 10-9-2 IMECE2019-11361 124Chang Yuhe 5-6-1 IMECE2019-13112 56Chanut Raphael A. 11-14-3 IMECE2019-12819 149Chao Jeremy 9-7-1 IMECE2019-12558 99Chao Jeremy 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12551 212Chaput John 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13643 200Charalambides Panos 11-12-4 IMECE2019-11018 166Charara Mohammad 3-5-1 IMECE2019-11467 27Charmchi Majid 4-3-2 IMECE2019-12514 35Charmchi Majid 6-7-2 IMECE2019-10457 67Charvat Pavel 17-6-1 IMECE2019-10438 207Charvat Pavel 17-9-1 IMECE2019-10381 208Chatterjee Kamalika 11-47-3 IMECE2019-13059 151Chattopadhyay Abhijit 5-4-5 IMECE2019-10763 60Chattopadhyay Aditi 3-4-1 IMECE2019-10142 29Chattopadhyay Aditi 11-19-1 IMECE2019-11529 161Chattopadhyay Himadri 9-63-1 IMECE2019-12645 95Chattopadhyay Somnath 7-10-2 IMECE2019-11494 79Chatzistavrou Xanthippi 4-5-4 IMECE2019-13841 39Chaudhary Usamah 4-2-4 IMECE2019-10675 41Chaudhuri Reaz 3-5-1 IMECE2019-10325 27Chaudhuri Reaz 3-5-1 IMECE2019-10823 27Chaudhuri Reaz 11-19-1 IMECE2019-10322 161

Author Index

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Chaudhuri Reaz 11-26-3 IMECE2019-10320 164Chauhan Bhupendra Singh 6-16-2 IMECE2019-11122 69Chauhan Tushar Jashvantbhai 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13878 204Chavez Rodrigo 11-10-1 IMECE2019-12249 134Chebolu Lakshmana Rao 11-14-2 IMECE2019-10165 147Cheikh Mohamad I. 12-7-3 IMECE2019-11349 174Cheikh Mohamad I. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12728 192Chekurov Sergei 14-2-1 IMECE2019-11209 181Chekurov Sergei 14-4-2 IMECE2019-11354 181Chekurov Sergei 14-4-1 IMECE2019-11480 181Chen Anlin 3-4-2 IMECE2019-11129 30Chen Bo 4-2-2 IMECE2019-12809 39Chen Bolin 4-12-1 IMECE2019-13895 45Chen Bolin 10-25-2 IMECE2019-13872 126Chen Chao 2-6-2 IMECE2019-11297 11Chen Chen 2-5-3 IMECE2019-10801 17Chen Chen 2-5-3 IMECE2019-10802 17Chen Cheng-An 9-49-1 IMECE2019-11083 109Chen Chia-hung 11-5-4 IMECE2019-13351 164Chen Chuyang 9-14-1 IMECE2019-12744 102Chen Chuyang 10-25-1 IMECE2019-13379 123Chen Chuyang 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13382 197Chen De-Shiou 5-15-1 IMECE2019-12925 48Chen Diaohao 11-10-1 IMECE2019-12321 134Chen Enze 11-46-1 IMECE2019-13253 137Chen Fangkang 4-13-2 IMECE2019-10471 45Chen Gang 9-20-1 IMECE2019-13586 94Chen Gang 9-24-1 IMECE2019-13587 107Chen Gang 9-15-1 IMECE2019-13355 109Chen Gang 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13361 214Chen Gang 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13575 214Chen Gang 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13580 214Chen Gaoxiang 2-9-2 IMECE2019-10730 9Chen Hailong 3-12-2 IMECE2019-13399 31Chen Hailong 11-38-1 IMECE2019-12811 146Chen Hailong 11-39-4 IMECE2019-12684 151Chen Haodong 4-13-1 IMECE2019-10435 44Chen Haoyu 10-10-2 IMECE2019-12447 115Chen Haoyu 10-10-2 IMECE2019-12448 115Chen I-Te 2-4-2 IMECE2019-13698 16Chen I-Te 10-13-1 IMECE2019-12718 129Chen I-Te 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12687 213Chen I-Te 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13870 215Chen James 12-7-3 IMECE2019-11349 174Chen James 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12728 192Chen Jinwei 6-12-1 IMECE2019-11946 73Chen Jiun-Shyan 11-28-1 IMECE2019-12651 135Chen Jiun-Shyan 11-28-1 IMECE2019-13703 135Chen Jiun-Shyan 11-10-2 IMECE2019-11726 138Chen Jiun-Shyan 11-10-2 IMECE2019-11733 138Chen Kaifeng 9-30-1 IMECE2019-12708 108Chen Ke 9-20-1 IMECE2019-13586 94Chen Ke 9-15-1 IMECE2019-13355 109Chen Ke 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13607 199Chen Ke 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13361 214Chen Ke 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13580 214Chen Ken 3-14-1 IMECE2019-10827 32Chen Ken 4-7-1 IMECE2019-10584 34Chen Ken 8-9-2 IMECE2019-11896 83Chen Kun 2-3-1 IMECE2019-10822 24Chen Lei 11-39-1 IMECE2019-13026 136Chen Lei 11-7-6 IMECE2019-10672 149Chen Lei 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13961 189Chen Lei 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13207 195Chen Leitao 8-11-1 IMECE2019-11732 85Chen Li 5-9-2 IMECE2019-10498 50Chen Li 5-9-2 IMECE2019-10835 50Chen Lianyi 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13772 201Chen Lingen 6-2-2 IMECE2019-10115 65Chen Lingen 6-2-3 IMECE2019-10116 66Chen Lingen 9-51-2 IMECE2019-10117 112Chen Liyuan 1-1-4 IMECE2019-13354 3Chen Miannuo 2-8-1 IMECE2019-10541 17Chen Peng 4-13-3 IMECE2019-11318 46

Chen Qianying 10-14-1 IMECE2019-11021 122Chen Qiming 9-49-1 IMECE2019-11386 109Chen Renkun 9-31-1 IMECE2019-13437 111Chen Renkun 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13445 214Chen Renzhe 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13189 195Chen Ruyi 4-2-5 IMECE2019-10918 43Chen Shoue 11-5-3 IMECE2019-13416 160Chen Shuqing 9-39-1 IMECE2019-11118 100Chen Si 11-1-1 IMECE2019-13284 144Chen Si 11-1-1 IMECE2019-13725 144Chen Siwei 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12632 191Chen Siwei 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13604 199Chen T.Z. 2-7-1 IMECE2019-10341 23Chen Tao 9-39-1 IMECE2019-11051 100Chen Timothy 2-4-2 IMECE2019-13698 16Chen Timothy 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13870 215Chen Weimin 5-16-1 IMECE2019-12673 54Chen Weiqiu 1-1-4 IMECE2019-12616 3Chen Wenxiu 4-13-1 IMECE2019-10435 44Chen Wenxiu 4-13-1 IMECE2019-10477 44Chen Xiaolin 8-6-1 IMECE2019-10209 88Chen Xiaolin 8-6-2 IMECE2019-10519 89Chen Xiaoming 11-26-1 IMECE2019-13547 158Chen Xiaoming 11-26-2 IMECE2019-12277 162Chen Xiaoping 1-12-1 IMECE2019-12199 5Chen Xin 10-13-1 IMECE2019-11694 129Chen Yabin 2-10-2 IMECE2019-10566 10Chen Yan 10-10-3 IMECE2019-10433 116Chen Yangyang 1-1-1 IMECE2019-13891 1Chen Yanyu 11-36-2 IMECE2019-10443 162Chen Yao 6-12-1 IMECE2019-11946 73Chen Yaolong 2-8-1 IMECE2019-10541 17Chen Yi-An 10-13-1 IMECE2019-12718 129Chen Yi-An 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12687 213Chen Youping 9-26-1 IMECE2019-13290 102Chen Youping 11-39-1 IMECE2019-13612 136Chen Youping 11-39-3 IMECE2019-13192 142Chen Youping 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13208 196Chen Youping 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13317 196Chen Youping 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13406 197Chen Yucheng 9-5-1 IMECE2019-13086 111Chen Yunfei 8-6-4 IMECE2019-10886 92Chen Yunfei 9-25-2 IMECE2019-10572 100Chen Yushu 5-3-3 IMECE2019-12488 47Chen Yuzhen 10-4-3 IMECE2019-13147 116Chen Ze-Guo 1-1-4 IMECE2019-13645 3Chen Zeyao 10-4-5 IMECE2019-10865 119Chen Zhangwei 14-3-1 IMECE2019-11199 182Chen Zhiliang 8-9-2 IMECE2019-11896 83Chen Zhitong 4-6-2 IMECE2019-12549 37Chen Zhiwei 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12747 192Chen Zhiyang 7-5-1 IMECE2019-10282 81Chen Zi 10-25-1 IMECE2019-13897 123Chen Zi 11-37-4 IMECE2019-13848 163Chen Zi 11-5-4 IMECE2019-13351 164Chen Ziguang 11-38-1 IMECE2019-13934 146Chen Ziguang 11-38-2 IMECE2019-13883 148Chen Ziguang 11-38-2 IMECE2019-13935 148Chen Ziguang 11-38-3 IMECE2019-12830 150Chen Ziguang 11-38-3 IMECE2019-13899 150Cheng Marvin 4-13-1 IMECE2019-12296 43Cheng Xianwen 17-6-1 IMECE2019-12434 207Cheng Yang 11-2-1 IMECE2019-13137 157Chester Shawn 11-1-1 IMECE2019-13383 144Chester Shawn 11-1-2 IMECE2019-13367 146Chester Shawn 11-1-8 IMECE2019-12917 160Chester Shawn 11-5-4 IMECE2019-13368 164Chew Huck Beng 11-26-1 IMECE2019-13547 158Chhabra R.P. 8-2-3 IMECE2019-11258 88Chi Sheng-Wei 11-28-1 IMECE2019-12501 136Chi Sheng-Wei 11-34-1 IMECE2019-11909 167Chi Yinding 10-14-2 IMECE2019-13407 124Chi Yinding 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13504 214Chiarot Paul R. 12-8-2 IMECE2019-11903 172

Author Index

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Chiarot Paul R. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12930 193Chiarot Paul R. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13083 194Chiashi Shohei 9-29-1 IMECE2019-10276 103Chiasson Andrew 6-10-4 IMECE2019-10909 75Chiddarwar Vikrant 5-15-1 IMECE2019-12925 48Chikte Rufaidah 5-2-3 IMECE2019-12080 59Chiloyan Vazrik 9-15-1 IMECE2019-13355 109Chiloyan Vazrik 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13361 214Chiou Richard Y. 7-10-1 IMECE2019-11912 77Chiu Edwin 11-11-1 IMECE2019-13879 134Cho Haeng Muk 6-16-2 IMECE2019-11122 69Cho Heejin 6-9-3 IMECE2019-13783 74Cho Jaeyoung 5-13-1 IMECE2019-13333 59Cho Jeong-Hyun 10-11-1 IMECE2019-13833 116Cho Jeong-Hyun 10-5-1 IMECE2019-13837 127Cho Michael 4-2-2 IMECE2019-12809 39Chodankar Abhijeet D. 5-10-1 IMECE2019-10783 52Chodankar Abhijeet D. 9-53-1 IMECE2019-10085 112Choi Byunghee 6-14-1 IMECE2019-11800 75Choi Chang-Hwan 8-6-3 IMECE2019-13285 90Choi Hongseok 11-12-3 IMECE2019-13846 164Choi Jae-Won 11-3-1 IMECE2019-12969 163Choi Junseo 12-6-1 IMECE2019-12058 171Choi Sungho 6-9-1 IMECE2019-13054 72Choudhary Naman 9-36-1 IMECE2019-10432 95Choudhury Sounak Kumar 2-9-1 IMECE2019-10440 7Choudhury Sounak Kumar 2-5-1 IMECE2019-10376 15Chowdhury Tonoy 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13163 191Christ Kevin 12-10-1 IMECE2019-13106 173Christodoulou Jule 10-20-1 IMECE2019-13109 114Chu Hao-Chuan 4-13-1 IMECE2019-12296 43Chu Tiankuo 2-2-7 IMECE2019-12523 18Chu Yu-Cheng 9-18-2 IMECE2019-10689 107Chun Du Hwan 12-3-1 IMECE2019-12791 170Chung Daniel 8-14-1 IMECE2019-11729 84Chung Haseung 2-5-6 IMECE2019-13150 22Churilova Maria 2-10-2 IMECE2019-10635 10Çiçek Gökçen 3-13-1 IMECE2019-11483 30Ciero Ashley 8-12-1 IMECE2019-11649 86Cieslinski Benjamin 7-9-1 IMECE2019-10352 81Cieslinski Benjamin 7-9-1 IMECE2019-10360 81Cigeroglu Ender 5-3-2 IMECE2019-12218 51Cimpuieru Mihai 5-5-2 IMECE2019-13265 53Cinefra Maria 1-1-3 IMECE2019-12607 2Cinefra Maria 1-6-2 IMECE2019-12608 5Cioban Max 10-4-2 IMECE2019-13186 114Ciobanescu Husanu Irina 7-10-1 IMECE2019-11912 77Ciocanel Constantin 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13814 191Cioncolini Andrea 11-43-1 IMECE2019-10393 139Cioncolini Andrea 11-43-1 IMECE2019-10404 139Cipollone Roberto 6-4-3 IMECE2019-10848 67Ciri Umberto 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13240 196Citarella Roberto 4-11-1 IMECE2019-11774 43Clark Jason 12-6-1 IMECE2019-12529 171Clark Margaret 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13267 196Claussen Jonathan 4-12-1 IMECE2019-13895 45Claussen Jonathan 10-25-2 IMECE2019-13194 126Claussen Jonathan 10-25-2 IMECE2019-13872 126Claussen Jonathan 12-5-1 IMECE2019-13188 171Claussen Jonathan 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13081 194Claussen Jonathan 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13494 198Clement Arul 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12902 193Clement Arul 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13187 195Clemon Lee 2-2-2 IMECE2019-13224 15Clemon Lee 2-2-7 IMECE2019-13365 18Clemon Lee 4-12-1 IMECE2019-13225 45Clemon Lee 17-2-1 IMECE2019-13371 206Closson Andrew 10-25-1 IMECE2019-13897 123Clulow Joseph 2-2-6 IMECE2019-12774 21Co Cynthia 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13592 206Coats Brittany 4-10-4 IMECE2019-12313 44Coats Brittany 4-10-4 IMECE2019-13221 44Coday Eric 6-4-4 IMECE2019-10804 69Coday Eric 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13849 188

Coemert Suat 14-2-2 IMECE2019-10105 183Coetzee Rigardt 2-4-2 IMECE2019-10693 15Coetzee Rigardt 2-14-1 IMECE2019-10692 21Cognasi Johnny P. 15-1-1 IMECE2019-11602 187Cohen Itai 11-37-4 IMECE2019-13649 163Cola Baratunde 9-30-1 IMECE2019-12887 108Cola Baratunde 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12895 193Coletta Jarrod 8-12-1 IMECE2019-11039 86Colombo Giorgio 14-4-1 IMECE2019-11480 181Colombo Giorgio 14-4-2 IMECE2019-11497 182Colombo Paolo 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12758 192Colombo Paolo 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13203 195Colombo Zefinetti Filippo 14-2-1 IMECE2019-10491 181Compere Marc 5-3-3 IMECE2019-10682 47Compere Marc 5-8-2 IMECE2019-10936 49Compere Marc 5-2-1 IMECE2019-10464 56Compere Marc 14-1-3 IMECE2019-10595 184Compton Beau 8-6-3 IMECE2019-13393 91Conger Julia P. 6-10-2 IMECE2019-11068 73Consolini Jack 17-4-3 IMECE2019-13321 207Consolini Jack 17-4-3 IMECE2019-13327 207Conti Sergio 11-47-3 IMECE2019-12642 151Cook Douglas 4-10-5 IMECE2019-13757 45Cook Douglas 4-10-5 IMECE2019-13812 45Cook Douglas 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13926 187Cook Douglas 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13928 187Cook Douglas 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13882 206Cook Jason 11-43-1 IMECE2019-10171 139Cook Robert 12-7-3 IMECE2019-12790 174Cooke Ian 5-5-2 IMECE2019-10791 53Cooper Cody 17-4-3 IMECE2019-13359 207Cooper Mattias 8-11-1 IMECE2019-11764 86Cooper Nathanial 6-1-3 IMECE2019-11399 63Coote David 3-3-1 IMECE2019-12919 32Corado Margarita 4-11-2 IMECE2019-11789 44Cordova Gustavo 9-51-1 IMECE2019-10324 110Córdova Aquino Jacobo 4-10-3 IMECE2019-12124 42Corman R.E. 8-2-2 IMECE2019-13370 87Cornish Dan 17-4-3 IMECE2019-12974 206Cornwall Joseph 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13789 187Corona Edmundo 11-7-6 IMECE2019-12856 149Corona Edmundo 11-7-6 IMECE2019-12910 149Corona-Lira Ma. Pilar 10-26-5 IMECE2019-11919 120Costa Ana Helena 14-1-3 IMECE2019-11826 184Costa Carlos A.P. 2-8-2 IMECE2019-11582 19Costa Carlos A.P. 9-36-2 IMECE2019-11652 99Costa João Filipe Seabra 1-2-2 IMECE2019-11513 4Costa Michael 10-14-1 IMECE2019-10400 122Costa Ruben 2-8-3 IMECE2019-11362 20Costa Ruben 2-8-3 IMECE2019-11415 21Costa Ruben 2-8-4 IMECE2019-11711 22Costa Linhares Cassiano 1-2-2 IMECE2019-11513 4Costa-Greger Justin 6-9-1 IMECE2019-10768 72Cotter John 17-2-1 IMECE2019-11525 205Couper Samantha 10-26-6 IMECE2019-13854 121Coutinho Cristiano Pereira 1-2-2 IMECE2019-11513 4Couto Diogo 6-16-2 IMECE2019-11593 69Cox Daniel 2-11-1 IMECE2019-12460 8Cox Lee 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13982 189Craig Weston 11-18-3 IMECE2019-13328 141Craig Weston 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13326 188Craig Weston 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13329 211Crane Nathan 2-12-1 IMECE2019-11810 10Crane Nathan 8-6-2 IMECE2019-11966 89Crane Nathan 9-14-1 IMECE2019-13640 102Crane Nathan 17-2-1 IMECE2019-11525 205Craw Bryan 17-6-1 IMECE2019-13834 208Creel Brady 7-9-1 IMECE2019-10352 81Creel Brady 7-9-1 IMECE2019-10360 81Criollo Nancy Paulina 7-4-1 IMECE2019-10676 80Crist Riley 9-4-1 IMECE2019-13130 106Crist Riley 17-9-1 IMECE2019-13135 209Cristillo Domenico 3-4-1 IMECE2019-10577 29Cristillo Domenico 5-2-2 IMECE2019-11150 58

Author Index

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Crook Cameron 10-19-2 IMECE2019-13718 130Crook Cameron 10-19-2 IMECE2019-13865 130Croom Brendan 11-18-2 IMECE2019-13673 138Croom Brendan 11-35-1 IMECE2019-13658 159Crosby Karen 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13499 198Crossley Jacob 9-15-1 IMECE2019-10175 108Crowe Mary 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13096 206Cuccato Riccardo 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12758 192Cui Haitao 10-23-2 IMECE2019-10408 130Cui Haitao 10-23-2 IMECE2019-11461 130Cui Haitao 11-10-3 IMECE2019-10698 141Cui Jin 9-49-1 IMECE2019-11386 109Cui Shuang 10-30-1 IMECE2019-13922 117Cui Zheng 6-16-1 IMECE2019-13402 65Cui Zhiming 10-4-1 IMECE2019-13249 113Cui Zhiwei 14-3-1 IMECE2019-10488 182Cuitino Alberto 10-26-6 IMECE2019-13569 121Cullinan Michael 9-6-1 IMECE2019-11994 98Cullinan Michael 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13549 203Cullingsworth Zachary 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13775 206Cummings Missy 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13793 204Cunha Adriana 2-8-4 IMECE2019-11659 22Cunha Jr. Americo 13-4-1 IMECE2019-11862 178Cunha Jr. Americo 13-4-1 IMECE2019-11872 178Cunningham Seth 5-2-3 IMECE2019-11846 59Curet Oscar 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13863 202Curran David 9-6-1 IMECE2019-11792 98Currier Patrick 10-15-1 IMECE2019-11429 129Curtiss Larry A. 6-11-1 IMECE2019-11804 68Curtiss Larry A. 10-30-1 IMECE2019-11705 117Cusatis Gianluca 11-47-2 IMECE2019-13739 148Cutright Paige 2-7-1 IMECE2019-10032 23Cutrina Vilalta Pau 9-35-1 IMECE2019-11936 94Cutrina Vilalta Pau 15-1-1 IMECE2019-11855 187Cwiekala Nils M. 11-12-4 IMECE2019-12802 166Czaplewski David 1-1-6 IMECE2019-10449 4D A Subramani 5-6-1 IMECE2019-11986 56D S Rakshith Gowda 2-5-3 IMECE2019-11188 17Dabetwar Shweta 13-6-1 IMECE2019-11851 175Dagman Andreas 2-10-2 IMECE2019-10285 10Dai Chunhui 10-11-1 IMECE2019-13833 116Dai Chunhui 10-5-1 IMECE2019-13837 127Dai Jianchuan 5-9-3 IMECE2019-11012 51Dai Xianming 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12626 191Dai Xianming 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13072 213Dai Yifan 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13941 202Dai Zongmiao 5-11-2 IMECE2019-11185 57Dalessandro Luke 11-23-1 IMECE2019-13811 152Dalessandro Luke 17-11-2 IMECE2019-13815 211Daluga Peter 9-19-2 IMECE2019-10799 104Daluga Peter 9-51-1 IMECE2019-13229 110Dames Chris 9-15-1 IMECE2019-10977 108Dametew Alie Wube 2-7-3 IMECE2019-12693 24Damodara Priyadarsini 2-2-4 IMECE2019-11615 18Damone Angelo 11-26-3 IMECE2019-13212 165Danas Kostas 11-37-1 IMECE2019-12999 154Danas Kostas 11-1-8 IMECE2019-12998 160Danas Kostas 11-3-2 IMECE2019-12997 166Danawe Hrishikesh Gajanan 5-9-3 IMECE2019-11128 51Daneji Ali 2-5-3 IMECE2019-10973 17Daneshazarian Reza 6-9-2 IMECE2019-12005 73Dang Bin 14-1-1 IMECE2019-10346 183Dang Bin 14-1-2 IMECE2019-10348 183Dannenhoffer Joan 7-1-2 IMECE2019-13584 78Danso Larry A. 10-4-2 IMECE2019-13235 114Darabi Amir 1-1-2 IMECE2019-13605 2Daraio Chiara 11-3-1 IMECE2019-12698 163Dardeno Tina 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13178 195Dargazany Roozbeh 11-1-2 IMECE2019-12253 146Dargazany Roozbeh 11-1-9 IMECE2019-11771 163Dargazany Roozbeh 11-1-9 IMECE2019-11873 163Dargazany Roozbeh 11-1-9 IMECE2019-11931 163Dargie Andrea 4-11-2 IMECE2019-12173 44Darrow Rebecca 17-4-3 IMECE2019-13595 207

Daryadel Seyed Soheil 2-2-2 IMECE2019-12807 15Das Ranjan 6-7-3 IMECE2019-11117 70Das Shraman 8-4-2 IMECE2019-11319 90Das Shuvra 7-10-2 IMECE2019-12412 79Das Shuvrangsu 11-47-1 IMECE2019-12848 146DasGupta Anirvan 5-10-2 IMECE2019-12372 50DasGupta Anirvan 5-10-2 IMECE2019-12567 50Dashevskiy Ilia 12-4-1 IMECE2019-10059 172Daskiran Cosan 8-9-1 IMECE2019-10899 83Dathathreya K. 12-3-1 IMECE2019-11921 170Datta Anisha 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13659 200Datta Siddhant 3-4-1 IMECE2019-10142 29Dauer Edward 2-2-7 IMECE2019-12215 18Dauyeshova Bagdagul 8-7-1 IMECE2019-10876 84Dauyeshova Bagdagul 8-7-1 IMECE2019-10921 84Davenport Patrick 6-4-3 IMECE2019-10637 67Davenport Patrick 17-6-1 IMECE2019-12957 208Davis Steven 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13832 202Dawan Fareed 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13571 199Dayal Kaushik 11-1-4 IMECE2019-13875 152Dayal Kaushik 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13068 194Dayal Kaushik 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13187 195De Angelo Michele 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13756 201De Angelo Michele 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13762 215de Araújo Barbosa Maria Lílian 14-1-3 IMECE2019-11826 184De La Torre B. 3-3-1 IMECE2019-11968 32De Las Casas Humberto 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13296 203De Martin Andrea 3-4-1 IMECE2019-10713 29De Rosa Sergio 1-6-2 IMECE2019-12608 5de Vasconcelos Luize Scalco 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13607 199DeAgostino Thomas 13-9-1 IMECE2019-11279 179Dean Leon 2-9-3 IMECE2019-13415 12Dean Matthew R. 4-8-1 IMECE2019-11238 38Deb Dipan 11-42-2 IMECE2019-13915 139Deb Maumder Samarpan 15-1-1 IMECE2019-12331 188DeBlock Ryan H. 9-5-1 IMECE2019-13086 111Declerck Brendon 5-5-2 IMECE2019-10791 53Deepak Dharmpal 2-5-5 IMECE2019-10188 88DeGiorgi Virginia 2-9-2 IMECE2019-10608 9Dehghanydahaj Mohammad 11-1-1 IMECE2019-12256 144Dehner Ricky 8-12-1 IMECE2019-10461 86Dei Rossi Joseph 2-2-6 IMECE2019-11698 21Deierling Phillip 15-1-1 IMECE2019-11499 187Deierling Phillip 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13213 188Delgado Antonio 8-4-3 IMECE2019-11572 91Delgado Hector 5-9-1 IMECE2019-10290 48Dell Robert 6-6-1 IMECE2019-12250 68Dell Robert 6-6-1 IMECE2019-12252 68Dell Robert 6-6-1 IMECE2019-12254 68DelRio Frank 11-32-1 IMECE2019-13677 156DelRio Frank 12-7-3 IMECE2019-12790 174DeMille Karen J. 11-12-3 IMECE2019-13161 164Deming Zhao 4-13-3 IMECE2019-10887 46Demir Teyfik 2-2-7 IMECE2019-12215 18Demirkir Cayan 9-25-1 IMECE2019-11230 98Demirkoparan Hasan 11-1-7 IMECE2019-12625 157Demitz Jack 6-3-1 IMECE2019-10270 61Demmler Matthias 2-7-2 IMECE2019-10390 23Dempster William 8-9-3 IMECE2019-10607 84Deng Bolei 1-1-4 IMECE2019-13354 3Deng Chu-quan 10-24-1 IMECE2019-10901 123Deng Fanghang 10-4-4 IMECE2019-12898 118Deng Shikai 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13136 195Deng Xingqiao 14-1-1 IMECE2019-11332 183Deng Yuanchen 1-1-3 IMECE2019-13051 2Dentinger Bryn T.M. 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13474 206Deo Ankit 3-4-2 IMECE2019-13585 30DePalma Jude L. 10-14-1 IMECE2019-10084 122Depcik Christopher 7-6-1 IMECE2019-10028 78Depcik Christopher 9-41-1 IMECE2019-10031 96Depcik Christopher 13-9-1 IMECE2019-11279 179Desavale R.G. 5-4-4 IMECE2019-10424 59Deshmukh Nikhil 10-27-3 IMECE2019-12899 131Desmidt Hans 5-10-1 IMECE2019-11054 52

Author Index

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Desutter John 9-30-2 IMECE2019-12911 109Desutter John 9-30-2 IMECE2019-13031 109DeVogel Nicholas 4-2-4 IMECE2019-11860 42DeVos Amanda 4-5-1 IMECE2019-11944 34Devries Matthew 11-14-2 IMECE2019-10212 147Dewangan Dhanendra 10-29-2 IMECE2019-12617 131Dewangan Dhanendra 10-29-2 IMECE2019-12618 131Dhaka Pankaj 10-24-2 IMECE2019-11222 125Dhamshala Prakash 17-6-1 IMECE2019-13665 208Dhanasekaran Vinoth 5-2-4 IMECE2019-12198 60Dhir Vijay 17-9-1 IMECE2019-13196 209Dhir Vijay 17-9-1 IMECE2019-13807 209Dhir Vijay 17-9-1 IMECE2019-13931 209Dhole Sourabh 9-4-1 IMECE2019-11656 106Di Battista Davide 6-4-3 IMECE2019-10848 67Di Benedetto Sara 3-4-1 IMECE2019-10577 29Di Caprio Francesco 5-2-2 IMECE2019-11150 58di Pasqua Anna 9-35-1 IMECE2019-11650 94di Pasqua Anna 9-5-1 IMECE2019-11575 110Diab Nadim 14-3-1 IMECE2019-10262 182Diaconeasa Mihai 13-6-1 IMECE2019-11806 175Diaconeasa Mihai 13-6-1 IMECE2019-11825 175Diaconeasa Mihai 13-6-1 IMECE2019-11861 175Diaconeasa Mihai 13-1-1 IMECE2019-12288 176Diamantides Nicole 11-37-4 IMECE2019-13649 163Dias Joao 13-6-1 IMECE2019-11851 175Dias Joao 13-4-1 IMECE2019-11862 178Dias Joao 13-4-1 IMECE2019-11872 178Diaz Adrian 11-39-3 IMECE2019-13192 142Diaz Adrian 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13317 196Diaz Miguel 4-11-2 IMECE2019-12024 44Dickel Doyl 11-33-2 IMECE2019-12248 150Dickens Tarik 11-32-1 IMECE2019-11790 155Dickerson Matthew 2-2-5 IMECE2019-12981 20Diehl Martin 11-47-1 IMECE2019-13836 146Dienemann Lara 10-1-1 IMECE2019-11655 119Diep Ton Thea 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13234 196Dillon Heather 6-9-1 IMECE2019-10222 72Dillon Heather 6-14-1 IMECE2019-10221 75DiLoreto Edward 10-10-5 IMECE2019-12773 120Ding Junjun 2-11-1 IMECE2019-11577 8Ding Siyi 2-10-1 IMECE2019-10020 7Ding Wei 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12943 193Ding Yifu 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13146 195Ding Zhiwei 9-15-1 IMECE2019-13355 109Ding Zhiwei 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13361 214Dion Scott 5-11-2 IMECE2019-11892 57Dixit Marm 6-11-1 IMECE2019-13323 68Dixit Marm 9-4-1 IMECE2019-13306 106Dixit Marm 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13318 197Dixit Marm 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13325 197Diyaroglu Cagan 3-12-1 IMECE2019-13204 29Dmuchowski Christopher 11-26-3 IMECE2019-12278 164Doan Phuong 7-12-1 IMECE2019-11978 79Dodaran Mohammad 2-7-4 IMECE2019-11521 25Dogan Oguz 2-8-1 IMECE2019-11554 17Dogan Oguz 4-10-2 IMECE2019-11530 41Dogan Oguz 11-12-4 IMECE2019-11510 166Domenikos George-Rafael 6-2-1 IMECE2019-10076 64Domenikos George-Rafael 6-2-1 IMECE2019-10077 64Dondeti Sivareddy 11-10-1 IMECE2019-11664 134Dondeti Sivareddy 11-10-1 IMECE2019-11676 134Dong Bensi 6-4-3 IMECE2019-11149 67Dong Chuanhe 2-5-3 IMECE2019-10801 17Dong Chuanzhi 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13656 200Dong De 4-13-3 IMECE2019-11318 46Dong Haibo 4-10-1 IMECE2019-11697 40Dong Janet 2-8-2 IMECE2019-11785 19Dong Janet 4-13-2 IMECE2019-11716 45Dong Janet 5-4-3 IMECE2019-11762 58Dong Lin 10-25-1 IMECE2019-13897 123Dong Lin 11-37-4 IMECE2019-13848 163Dong Peng 2-6-2 IMECE2019-11297 11Dong Peng 6-4-2 IMECE2019-11044 66

Dong Peng 14-1-2 IMECE2019-11286 183Dong Qian 5-5-2 IMECE2019-13430 53Dong Wenxiang 4-2-5 IMECE2019-10918 43Dong Xiangyang 9-49-1 IMECE2019-11050 109Dong Yuanzhe 14-1-2 IMECE2019-11286 183Dong Zhe 6-14-1 IMECE2019-10372 75Dong Zhe 6-14-2 IMECE2019-10489 76Dong Zhizhong 10-11-1 IMECE2019-13853 117Dong Zhizhong 11-25-1 IMECE2019-13900 142Dong Zulong 8-4-1 IMECE2019-10669 89Dongare Avinash 11-11-1 IMECE2019-13946 134Donmez Abdullah 11-47-2 IMECE2019-13739 148Donnell Kristen M. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13524 198Donnell Kristen M. 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13800 204Doshi Parshwanath 8-3-3 IMECE2019-10828 91Dostine Anthony D. 11-5-3 IMECE2019-13519 160Doude Haley 2-3-1 IMECE2019-10323 24Douglas Tim 10-10-5 IMECE2019-12340 119Dow Douglas E. 4-8-1 IMECE2019-11238 38Dowding Kevin 9-23-1 IMECE2019-13957 93Dowell Earl 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13737 201Dower Steven K. 8-7-1 IMECE2019-13372 84Doyle Christopher 8-9-3 IMECE2019-10607 84Doyle John 2-2-3 IMECE2019-10805 16Drakunov Sergey 5-2-1 IMECE2019-10464 56Dressel Andrew 15-1-1 IMECE2019-12167 187Drew Christopher 9-7-1 IMECE2019-11620 99Drew Stuart 4-2-3 IMECE2019-10641 40Dryden Alec 4-3-1 IMECE2019-10806 33Dryden Alec 6-5-1 IMECE2019-10808 62Dryden Alec 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13324 188D’Silva Glen 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13814 191D’Souza Nandika 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13163 191D’Souza Nandika 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13719 201Du Fei 1-12-1 IMECE2019-10495 5Du Fei 5-16-1 IMECE2019-12216 54Du Haodong 10-4-2 IMECE2019-13420 114Du Nanye 17-4-3 IMECE2019-12974 206Du Xianping 10-15-1 IMECE2019-11429 129Duan Chang 5-12-1 IMECE2019-11401 53Duan Chang 7-10-2 IMECE2019-11424 78Duan Huiling 10-14-1 IMECE2019-11021 122Duan Jianyu 5-11-2 IMECE2019-11185 57Duan Jianyu 13-10-2 IMECE2019-10703 177Duan Pengji 2-11-1 IMECE2019-11577 8Duan Shawn 4-3-1 IMECE2019-10806 33Duan Shawn 5-9-3 IMECE2019-11752 51Duan Shawn 6-5-1 IMECE2019-10808 62Duan Shawn 6-4-4 IMECE2019-10804 69Duan Shawn 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13324 188Duan Shawn 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13849 188Duan Xudong 10-15-1 IMECE2019-12410 129Duan Xudong 10-23-2 IMECE2019-12409 130Duarte Jorge 9-39-2 IMECE2019-10122 101Duarte Forero Natalia 9-39-2 IMECE2019-10122 101Dubey Devendra 11-23-3 IMECE2019-13557 155Dubey Kaushlendra 12-8-2 IMECE2019-10426 172Dubey Rahul 3-4-2 IMECE2019-10931 30Duc Truong Binh 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13104 194Duffy Patrick 12-10-1 IMECE2019-13106 173Duhaime Benjamin 8-11-1 IMECE2019-11764 86Dumesh Mike A. 9-63-1 IMECE2019-10272 95Dumitrescu Cosmin 6-2-1 IMECE2019-11485 64Dumitrescu Cosmin 6-4-4 IMECE2019-10728 69Dumitrescu Cosmin 6-4-4 IMECE2019-10735 69Dumitrescu Cosmin 6-4-4 IMECE2019-11637 69Dun Chaochao 16-1-1 IMECE2019-11980 191Duncan Michael 13-9-1 IMECE2019-11279 179Duncan Ryan 9-20-1 IMECE2019-13586 94Duncan Ryan 9-15-1 IMECE2019-13355 109Duncan Ryan 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13361 214Duncan Ryan 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13580 214Dunn Alison C. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13230 196Dunn Alison C. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13562 199

Author Index

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Dunn Ashley 13-9-1 IMECE2019-11479 179Dunn Bruce 9-5-1 IMECE2019-13086 111Dunn Bruce 9-5-1 IMECE2019-13919 111Dunn Christian 8-4-3 IMECE2019-11462 91Dunn Julia 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13984 189Dunn Morgan 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13589 199Dunn Morgan 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13596 199Dunn Morgan 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13600 199Dunstan David E. 8-7-1 IMECE2019-13372 84Dutta Prasun 9-63-1 IMECE2019-12645 95Dutta Majumdar J. 2-7-4 IMECE2019-10715 25Dwibedi Subhasankar 10-10-3 IMECE2019-11116 116Dwibedi Subhasankar 10-9-3 IMECE2019-11098 127Dwivedi Arpit 6-7-2 IMECE2019-11731 67Dworkin Seth B. 6-4-3 IMECE2019-10542 67Dworkin Seth B. 6-9-2 IMECE2019-12005 73Dzenis Yuris 11-42-2 IMECE2019-13917 139Dzenis Yuris 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13910 188Dzenis Yuris 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13904 202Eastridge Jonathan R. 8-3-3 IMECE2019-12726 91Eaton Tara 7-1-1 IMECE2019-10494 77Ebermann Marko 14-1-1 IMECE2019-10179 183Ebrahimi Hossein 11-1-7 IMECE2019-11930 157Ebro Martin 2-10-1 IMECE2019-11251 7Eckels Steven 3-2-1 IMECE2019-10460 28Edwards Micael 11-7-7 IMECE2019-13697 152Effati Salar 17-9-1 IMECE2019-13933 210Efstathiou Chara 2-9-1 IMECE2019-12611 7Efstathiou Chara 2-9-1 IMECE2019-12883 7Egbo Munonyedi 17-9-1 IMECE2019-13057 209Egboiyi Benedict 11-7-3 IMECE2019-11700 140Eia Maren Eriksen 5-9-1 IMECE2019-10436 48Eifler Tobias 2-10-1 IMECE2019-11251 7Ekanayake Nilanka I.K. 8-7-1 IMECE2019-13372 84Ekkad Srinath 9-41-1 IMECE2019-11283 96Ekkad Srinath 9-64-1 IMECE2019-10760 97Ekkad Srinath 9-46-1 IMECE2019-10660 102Ekkad Srinath 9-19-1 IMECE2019-10748 103Ekkad Srinath 9-10-1 IMECE2019-13972 103Ekstrom Thomas C. 10-26-5 IMECE2019-12096 120Ekuase Okunzuwa 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13571 199Ekwaro-Osire Stephen 13-6-1 IMECE2019-11851 175Ekwaro-Osire Stephen 13-4-1 IMECE2019-11862 178Ekwaro-Osire Stephen 13-4-1 IMECE2019-11872 178El Khoury Tracy 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13799 202Elahi A.N.M. Taufiq 6-4-5 IMECE2019-10671 71Elahi A.N.M. Taufiq 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12663 191Elahi Fazle 10-9-1 IMECE2019-12828 122Elahi Fazle 10-2-1 IMECE2019-12827 126Elapolu Mohan Surya Raja 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13937 202Elatar Ahmed 6-1-1 IMECE2019-11616 61Elatar Ahmed 9-35-1 IMECE2019-13366 94Elbadry Mohamed 11-39-2 IMECE2019-13021 138El-Bagory Tarek 10-24-1 IMECE2019-10298 123Elbanna Ahmed 11-46-2 IMECE2019-12647 143El-Batsh Hesham M. 3-2-1 IMECE2019-11047 28El-Batsh Hesham M. 6-5-2 IMECE2019-10686 63Elbing Brian 8-2-1 IMECE2019-13905 86El-Borgi Sami 1-1-5 IMECE2019-11302 4Eldaly Mamdouh 6-6-1 IMECE2019-12254 68Eldredge Thomas 8-14-1 IMECE2019-12492 84El-Gabry Lamyaa 9-46-1 IMECE2019-10974 103Elgazzar Khalid 13-6-1 IMECE2019-11825 175Elhussein Amr 4-5-1 IMECE2019-11944 34Eliasson Veronica 3-10-1 IMECE2019-13483 31Eliasson Veronica 11-10-1 IMECE2019-12249 134Eliseeva Olga 10-19-1 IMECE2019-13155 127Elishakoff Isaac 5-13-1 IMECE2019-12145 58Elkholy Ahmed 9-9-1 IMECE2019-11777 101Elkins Christopher 8-11-1 IMECE2019-11764 86Elliott Ryan S. 11-33-1 IMECE2019-12720 147Elliott Ryan S. 11-37-3 IMECE2019-13019 159Elliott Ryan S. 11-37-5 IMECE2019-12988 165Ellis Nathan 5-4-4 IMECE2019-10299 59

El-Morsi Mohamed 6-4-1 IMECE2019-11285 64Elqussas Nader 6-5-2 IMECE2019-12706 63Elsayed Abdelrahman 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13901 188Elsayed Abdelrahman 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13910 188Elsayed Abdelrahman 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13904 202El-Shahat Saeed A. 3-2-1 IMECE2019-11047 28El-Shahat Saeed A. 6-5-2 IMECE2019-10686 63Elsharafi Mahmoud 6-1-2 IMECE2019-10043 62Elsharafi Mahmoud 6-1-2 IMECE2019-10283 62Elsharqawy Mostafa 9-59-1 IMECE2019-11786 110Elwany Alaa 2-12-2 IMECE2019-12784 13Elwany Alaa 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12674 191Elzarka Hazem 2-8-2 IMECE2019-11785 19Elzarka Hazem 5-4-3 IMECE2019-11762 58Emblom William 2-7-1 IMECE2019-10032 23Emdadi Arash 6-2-3 IMECE2019-10739 66Emdadi Simin 6-2-3 IMECE2019-10739 66Emery John 11-7-1 IMECE2019-13771 133Emon Asif 17-9-1 IMECE2019-13358 209Emon Md. Omar Faruk 11-3-1 IMECE2019-12969 163Emori Kanako 10-10-4 IMECE2019-11099 118Emori Kanako 10-10-4 IMECE2019-11141 118Emori Kanako 10-10-4 IMECE2019-11143 118Endean Dan 12-10-1 IMECE2019-13106 173Engeda Abraham 6-2-2 IMECE2019-11357 65Engler-Pinto Carlos 11-10-3 IMECE2019-10698 141Enriquez Luis 8-4-3 IMECE2019-11462 91Epple Philipp 8-5-1 IMECE2019-11761 88Epple Philipp 8-4-2 IMECE2019-11417 90Epple Philipp 8-4-3 IMECE2019-11572 91Ercole Davide 9-5-1 IMECE2019-11575 110Erickson Gregory M. 4-5-1 IMECE2019-13127 34Erickson Gregory M. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13688 200Erickson Gregory M. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13862 202Erol Ozan 11-3-2 IMECE2019-13394 166Ertekin Elif 12-7-1 IMECE2019-11867 169Ertekin Elif 12-7-2 IMECE2019-11830 173Erturk Hakan 9-25-1 IMECE2019-11230 98Erturk Hakan 9-7-1 IMECE2019-11611 99Erturk Hakan 9-14-1 IMECE2019-11595 102Ervin Eric 12-6-1 IMECE2019-13047 172Escandon Juan P. 12-8-2 IMECE2019-10466 172Escano Luis I. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13772 201Eschweido Abdelkareem 6-1-2 IMECE2019-10283 62Escobedo Gilberto 2-13-1 IMECE2019-11023 8Esfahani S.E. 10-27-1 IMECE2019-12780 126Esfahani S.E. 11-34-1 IMECE2019-12781 167Eshed Anat 15-1-1 IMECE2019-10659 187Esmaeeli Roja 2-3-2 IMECE2019-10986 25Esmaeeli Roja 6-1-1 IMECE2019-11949 61Esmaeeli Roja 6-1-2 IMECE2019-10755 62Esmaeeli Roja 6-11-3 IMECE2019-10479 71Esmaeilpour Mehdi 4-6-2 IMECE2019-10922 37Esmaeilzadeh Hamed 4-3-2 IMECE2019-12514 35Esmaeilzadeh Hamed 6-7-2 IMECE2019-10457 67Esmailie Fateme 4-9-1 IMECE2019-13034 42Esmailie Fateme 17-9-1 IMECE2019-13035 209Esquivel Amanda 17-4-3 IMECE2019-12996 207Esteban Linares Alberto 8-6-4 IMECE2019-13565 92Esteban Linares Alberto 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13593 212Esteban Villegas Helio 5-12-1 IMECE2019-11450 53Estlack Zachary 8-6-3 IMECE2019-13393 91Estrada Tyler 11-1-5 IMECE2019-13116 153Esworthy Timothy 10-23-2 IMECE2019-11461 130Eto Ryosuke 5-9-2 IMECE2019-10781 50Eto Ryosuke 5-4-1 IMECE2019-10780 54Eugenio Barroso Jeffer S. 8-9-4 IMECE2019-12038 85Eugenio Barroso Jeffer S. 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13932 188Evans Benjamin 10-13-1 IMECE2019-12165 129Evans Benjamin 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12519 212Ewoldt Randy H. 8-2-2 IMECE2019-13370 87Fabiyi Victor 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13769 201Fadeel Abdalsalam 10-9-1 IMECE2019-11898 122Faezi Sina 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13643 200

Author Index

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Fagan Brian 4-2-4 IMECE2019-12650 42Fagan Diana 4-2-3 IMECE2019-10641 40Fajardo Juan 6-3-1 IMECE2019-10642 61Fajardo Juan 6-2-2 IMECE2019-10410 65Fan Gary (Yue-Long) 12-3-1 IMECE2019-11181 170Fan Jiang 2-9-2 IMECE2019-10730 9Fan Mu 5-15-1 IMECE2019-10852 48Fan Rang-lin 1-6-2 IMECE2019-12470 5Fan Shanhui 9-30-1 IMECE2019-12708 108Fan Shanhui 9-30-1 IMECE2019-12709 108Fan Shanhui 9-5-1 IMECE2019-12710 110Fan Shanhui 9-31-1 IMECE2019-12916 111Fan Zheyong 9-25-2 IMECE2019-13409 100Fang Jie 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12656 191Fang Lezheng 1-1-2 IMECE2019-13605 2Fang Lichen 2-2-5 IMECE2019-13113 20Fang Lichen 11-32-1 IMECE2019-13123 155Fang Lichen 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13118 194Fang Wenqiang 11-37-4 IMECE2019-12909 162Fang Xiaomin 11-12-4 IMECE2019-11018 166Fang Ziwen 13-10-2 IMECE2019-12310 177Fang Ziwen 13-10-2 IMECE2019-12446 177Farfan Eduardo 6-14-1 IMECE2019-11025 75Farfan Eduardo 6-14-2 IMECE2019-11027 76Farfan Eduardo 10-26-4 IMECE2019-11411 118Farhad Siamak 2-3-2 IMECE2019-10986 25Farhad Siamak 6-1-1 IMECE2019-11949 61Farhad Siamak 6-1-2 IMECE2019-10755 62Farhad Siamak 6-11-3 IMECE2019-10479 71Farhat Charbel 5-1-1 IMECE2019-13995 47Farina Jordan 6-9-1 IMECE2019-10222 72Farina Jordan 6-14-1 IMECE2019-10221 75Farouk Bakhtier 1-6-2 IMECE2019-12377 5Farouk Tanvir 9-43-2 IMECE2019-11065 95Farraj M. Alsahli Mohammad 10-26-1 IMECE2019-10308 114Farsiani Yasaman 8-2-1 IMECE2019-13905 86Faruque Omar 6-11-1 IMECE2019-12871 68Farvardin Amirhossein 4-10-2 IMECE2019-12023 41Farvardin Amirhossein 4-10-4 IMECE2019-12142 44Farwaha Harnam Singh 2-5-5 IMECE2019-10188 88Farzad Milad 8-2-3 IMECE2019-11404 88Farzbod Farhad 12-1-1 IMECE2019-12270 171Fatahi A. 6-10-2 IMECE2019-11859 73Fatoba Samuel 10-27-2 IMECE2019-12513 13Faull Raymond 8-9-1 IMECE2019-10101 83Favi Claudio 14-1-2 IMECE2019-11587 183Fayed Mohamed 6-5-2 IMECE2019-10332 63Fazelpour Mohammad 14-4-1 IMECE2019-11539 181Fazle Rabbi Kazi 9-45-1 IMECE2019-10613 96Fazle Rabbi Kazi 9-45-1 IMECE2019-12017 96Fazle Rabbi Kazi 17-9-1 IMECE2019-12900 209Fazle Rabbi Kazi 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13334 214Fear Conner 6-11-1 IMECE2019-12131 68Feigenbaum Heidi 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13814 191Felhofer Samantha 7-4-1 IMECE2019-10467 80Felmlee Robert 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13096 206Feng Biao 11-7-7 IMECE2019-12736 152Feng Bin 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12989 191Feng Dehua 8-3-1 IMECE2019-10079 88Feng Dudong 9-30-1 IMECE2019-12610 108Feng Dudong 9-30-2 IMECE2019-13270 109Feng Dudong 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12609 212Feng Gang 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12584 212Feng Gang 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12587 212Feng Haidong 12-8-1 IMECE2019-13401 170Feng Haidong 12-8-1 IMECE2019-13884 170Feng Haidong 12-6-1 IMECE2019-13047 172Feng Huijun 6-2-2 IMECE2019-10115 65Feng Huijun 6-2-3 IMECE2019-10116 66Feng Huijun 9-51-2 IMECE2019-10117 112Feng Sheng 5-5-1 IMECE2019-11370 47Ferguson Andrew 9-30-2 IMECE2019-13270 109Ferguson Donald 9-39-2 IMECE2019-11728 101Ferguson Frederick 8-3-1 IMECE2019-10079 88

Ferguson Gehn 10-26-5 IMECE2019-11689 120Ferguson Kyle 17-6-1 IMECE2019-13736 208Ferkul Paul 9-39-1 IMECE2019-11908 100Fernandes Ralston 1-1-5 IMECE2019-11302 4Ferrari Giovanni 4-5-2 IMECE2019-11520 36Ferrari Giovanni 5-5-1 IMECE2019-10663 47Ferrari Giovanni 11-42-1 IMECE2019-10339 136Ferrari Giovanni 11-1-3 IMECE2019-10667 148Ferreira Ana C. 6-4-2 IMECE2019-11542 66Ferreira Manuel Eduardo 6-16-2 IMECE2019-11593 69Ferreira Placid 2-8-1 IMECE2019-10621 17Ferreira Placid 9-36-1 IMECE2019-11421 96Ferriera Jarod 14-3-2 IMECE2019-11561 184Feser Joseph 9-25-2 IMECE2019-13705 100Feser Joseph 9-29-2 IMECE2019-13709 105Feser Joseph 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13706 214Feser Joseph 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13727 214Fezzaa Kamel 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13772 201Fialkova Svitlana 10-26-5 IMECE2019-11783 120Fialkova Svitlana 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13427 197Fialkova Svitlana 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13473 198Figueiras Paulo 2-8-3 IMECE2019-11362 20Figueiras Paulo 2-8-3 IMECE2019-11415 21Filippi Matteo 3-14-1 IMECE2019-11281 32Filippi Matteo 3-14-1 IMECE2019-11314 32Filippi Matteo 3-14-1 IMECE2019-11364 32Fincher Cole 11-46-2 IMECE2019-13257 143Fischer Bryan 2-10-3 IMECE2019-10711 12Fischman Jason 6-12-1 IMECE2019-10478 73Fisher John 10-26-6 IMECE2019-13413 121Fitz Ethan 4-13-2 IMECE2019-11716 45Fitzgerald Matthew 8-6-4 IMECE2019-13565 92Fitzgerald Matthew 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13593 212Flanagan Elbon 7-10-1 IMECE2019-10540 77Flassig Peter 2-10-3 IMECE2019-10294 12Flater Philip 2-12-2 IMECE2019-12784 13Fleischer Amy 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12584 212Fleischer Amy 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12587 212Fleming Austin 9-15-1 IMECE2019-12258 108Flenniken Adam 10-29-2 IMECE2019-11895 131Fletcher Robert 6-10-4 IMECE2019-11257 75Fletcher Robert 7-6-1 IMECE2019-11264 78Flint Madeleine M. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13234 196Flint Madeleine M. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13556 199Flores Isaac 1-12-1 IMECE2019-12093 5Florio C.S. 11-36-2 IMECE2019-10765 162Flynn Reilly 7-4-1 IMECE2019-10467 80Foltz Adam 10-29-2 IMECE2019-12892 131Fonseca Ana 6-10-1 IMECE2019-11316 72Fontalvo Victor M. 6-11-3 IMECE2019-11725 71Fontalvo Victor M. 6-12-2 IMECE2019-11875 74Fontanili Luca 4-11-1 IMECE2019-11774 43Fontenele Fernanda F. 11-37-1 IMECE2019-13508 154Foreman K. Bo 17-4-3 IMECE2019-13839 207Fossey Stephen 9-7-1 IMECE2019-11620 99Foster Craig 11-28-1 IMECE2019-12501 136Foster John 11-38-2 IMECE2019-12841 148Foster John 17-11-2 IMECE2019-13220 211Foulk James 11-7-1 IMECE2019-10269 133Foulk James 11-7-5 IMECE2019-12992 147Foulk James 11-7-6 IMECE2019-12856 149Fowler Deborah 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13078 194Foy Garrick 2-2-2 IMECE2019-13224 15Fraile Francisco 2-8-3 IMECE2019-11527 21Franchek Matthew 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13689 200Franchin Giorgia 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12758 192Franchin Giorgia 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13203 195Franchini Giulio 5-5-1 IMECE2019-10663 47Francoeur Mathieu 4-9-1 IMECE2019-13034 42Francoeur Mathieu 9-20-1 IMECE2019-13468 94Francoeur Mathieu 9-29-1 IMECE2019-12958 104Francoeur Mathieu 9-4-1 IMECE2019-13130 106Francoeur Mathieu 9-30-1 IMECE2019-12887 108Francoeur Mathieu 9-30-2 IMECE2019-12911 109

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Francoeur Mathieu 9-30-2 IMECE2019-13031 109Francoeur Mathieu 9-30-2 IMECE2019-13470 109Francoeur Mathieu 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12895 193Francoeur Mathieu 17-9-1 IMECE2019-13035 209Francoeur Mathieu 17-9-1 IMECE2019-13135 209Frankel Zelda 4-11-1 IMECE2019-10650 43Fratto Edward 6-7-2 IMECE2019-10457 67Frazier Michael 1-1-2 IMECE2019-11782 2Frazier Michael 1-1-4 IMECE2019-12106 3Frecker Mary 10-9-2 IMECE2019-13385 124Freed Alan 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13592 206Freedman Dror 11-8-2 IMECE2019-13674 137Freeman Benny 11-26-2 IMECE2019-13141 162Freisinger Gregory M. 4-11-2 IMECE2019-11948 44Freisinger Gregory M. 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13976 189Freitas Sierra 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13631 204Frey Sean T. 10-4-4 IMECE2019-13820 118Fricke Brian 6-1-1 IMECE2019-11616 61Fricke Brian 9-35-1 IMECE2019-13366 94Fridlyand Alex 8-4-3 IMECE2019-11449 91Fritsche Manuel 8-4-2 IMECE2019-11417 90Fritsche Manuel 8-4-3 IMECE2019-11572 91Frolov Konstantin 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13775 206Fronk Matthew 1-1-2 IMECE2019-13564 2Frostig Yeoshua 3-6-1 IMECE2019-12725 27Frostig Yeoshua 3-6-1 IMECE2019-13065 27Frostig Yeoshua 3-6-2 IMECE2019-13071 27Frybarger Michelle 4-2-3 IMECE2019-13157 40Fu Chenglong 4-7-1 IMECE2019-10584 34Fu Gang 2-14-1 IMECE2019-10383 21Fu Gen 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12765 192Fu Kun 2-4-1 IMECE2019-12640 14Fu Kun 2-2-7 IMECE2019-12523 18Fu Kun 10-19-2 IMECE2019-12522 130Fu Lei 3-2-1 IMECE2019-11047 28Fu Lei 6-5-2 IMECE2019-10686 63Fu Shichen 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12632 191Fu Shichen 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13604 199Fu Xiang 4-4-2 IMECE2019-10405 35Fu Xinkai 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13295 203Fu Xuewei 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12735 192Fu Yiqin 5-16-1 IMECE2019-12673 54Fuckner Julia 14-2-2 IMECE2019-10105 183Fujita Katsuhide 5-2-2 IMECE2019-11055 58Fujita Shohei 10-1-1 IMECE2019-11816 119Fukuda Shuichi 14-1-4 IMECE2019-10864 185Fukuda Shuichi 14-1-4 IMECE2019-13376 185Fukui Shigeru 5-11-2 IMECE2019-11176 57Fumikura Tomoya 12-7-2 IMECE2019-10558 173Furer Joshua 11-37-1 IMECE2019-12816 154Furman Brandon 11-18-3 IMECE2019-13169 141Furman Brandon 11-18-3 IMECE2019-13477 141Furman Brandon 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13515 188Furman Brandon 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13511 211Furner Joseph 6-10-3 IMECE2019-13550 74Furukawa Taichi 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13377 212Furukawa Taichi 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13380 212Furukawa Tomonari 5-4-2 IMECE2019-12030 56Futamura Muneo 8-2-1 IMECE2019-12755 86Futamura Muneo 8-2-2 IMECE2019-10550 87Futamura Muneo 8-2-3 IMECE2019-10683 88Gaben Mahdi 3-15-1 IMECE2019-13211 30Gad Ahmad 11-36-1 IMECE2019-11528 159Gad Ahmad 11-36-2 IMECE2019-12458 162Gadalla Mohamed 9-16-1 IMECE2019-12083 111Gadelmoula Ali 10-26-3 IMECE2019-11120 117Gahan Kevan 11-10-3 IMECE2019-11680 141Gaitanaros Stavros 11-46-1 IMECE2019-13253 137Gaitanaros Stavros 11-37-4 IMECE2019-13258 162Gaitonde Datta 8-3-3 IMECE2019-10828 91Galarza Jose 4-7-1 IMECE2019-11233 34Gale Bruce 12-2-1 IMECE2019-14008 169Gale Bruce 12-8-1 IMECE2019-13401 170Gale Bruce 12-8-1 IMECE2019-13884 170

Gale Bruce 12-6-1 IMECE2019-13047 172Gale Bruce 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12874 211Galich Pavel 1-1-5 IMECE2019-13647 3Gallant Nathan 2-12-1 IMECE2019-11810 10Gallman Benjamin 8-7-1 IMECE2019-12236 84Galvanetto Ugo 11-38-1 IMECE2019-13301 145Galvez Robert 6-1-2 IMECE2019-12059 62Ganesan Sriram 10-2-1 IMECE2019-12699 126Gangstad Daniel 5-11-1 IMECE2019-10434 55Gao Ce 2-8-2 IMECE2019-11785 19Gao Ce 5-4-3 IMECE2019-11762 58Gao Fei 1-12-2 IMECE2019-13653 6Gao Huajian 11-1-3 IMECE2019-12391 149Gao Junfeng 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12902 193Gao Junfeng 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13187 195Gao Peng 5-3-3 IMECE2019-12488 47Gao Xin-Lin 11-36-1 IMECE2019-11094 159Gao Xin-Lin 11-36-1 IMECE2019-11528 159Gao Xin-Lin 11-36-2 IMECE2019-12458 162Gao Yang 8-3-1 IMECE2019-10079 88Gao Yuan 6-5-2 IMECE2019-11382 63Gao Yuan 6-4-2 IMECE2019-10403 66Gao Yuan 6-4-2 IMECE2019-13939 66Gao Yuan 8-6-1 IMECE2019-10533 88Gao Yuan 8-6-1 IMECE2019-10535 92Gao Yuan 9-24-1 IMECE2019-12940 107Gao Yuan 11-25-1 IMECE2019-12939 142Gao Yuan 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12719 192Gao Yuan 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13015 194Garavitto Oguier A. 6-10-4 IMECE2019-10643 75Garcia Chad 17-7-1 IMECE2019-13944 208Garcia Cristian 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13965 189Garcia David 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13633 200Garcia Gisela 2-8-3 IMECE2019-11362 20Garcia Jesus 6-10-1 IMECE2019-11316 72Garcia Martin 7-5-1 IMECE2019-10235 81Garcia Nicole 17-6-1 IMECE2019-13834 208Garcia De Miguel Alberto 1-1-3 IMECE2019-12607 2Garcia-Perez Manuel 17-6-1 IMECE2019-13463 208Gardner John 6-9-3 IMECE2019-10456 74Gardner John 6-9-3 IMECE2019-10522 74Gardner John 6-9-3 IMECE2019-10523 74Gardone Frank 10-26-1 IMECE2019-10303 114Garg Utkarsh 8-4-2 IMECE2019-11319 90Garimella Harsha T. 4-2-1 IMECE2019-13531 36Garland Nate 4-12-1 IMECE2019-13895 45Garland Nate 10-25-2 IMECE2019-13872 126Garmestani Hamid 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12982 194Garratt Elias 2-2-2 IMECE2019-13670 15Garreton Gonzalo Garcia 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13863 202Garretson Sam 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13958 188Garrett Brian 8-9-1 IMECE2019-13953 83Garrido Gianina 5-12-1 IMECE2019-11557 53Garrido Gianina 14-1-2 IMECE2019-11647 183Garrison Peter 8-9-4 IMECE2019-10257 85Gasbarro Lorenzo 6-2-1 IMECE2019-11485 64Gast Stefan 8-4-3 IMECE2019-11572 91Gaurkar Pavel Vijay 5-5-1 IMECE2019-12070 47Gaustad Gabrielle 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13295 203Gawade Sanjaykumar 5-4-4 IMECE2019-10424 59Gawande S.H. 10-29-1 IMECE2019-10163 128Gay Jasmine 11-32-1 IMECE2019-11790 155Gaynor Andrew 10-20-2 IMECE2019-13572 115Gaynor Andrew 10-20-2 IMECE2019-13942 115Gaynor Andrew 10-20-4 IMECE2019-12891 124Gaynor Andrew 10-19-1 IMECE2019-13022 127Ge Conghui 4-3-2 IMECE2019-11001 35Gearba Raluca 11-26-2 IMECE2019-13138 162Gearhart Jhana S. 11-22-2 IMECE2019-10521 145Gebhardt Rose 7-5-1 IMECE2019-10282 81Gebresenbet Tafesse 2-7-3 IMECE2019-12693 24Geder Jason 11-5-1 IMECE2019-11244 155Gee David 6-1-3 IMECE2019-10751 63Genc Mehmet Onur 14-3-2 IMECE2019-10965 184

Author Index

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Genc Mehmet Onur 14-3-2 IMECE2019-12299 184Gendelman Oleg 5-3-1 IMECE2019-11218 49Geng Hui 13-6-1 IMECE2019-11193 175George Edison 9-51-2 IMECE2019-10078 111George Paige 7-9-1 IMECE2019-12451 81Georgiadis John 4-4-1 IMECE2019-12182 33Georgiou Ioannis 5-15-1 IMECE2019-13927 49German Emma 11-18-3 IMECE2019-13169 141German Emma 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13979 189German Emma E. 11-18-3 IMECE2019-13477 141German Emma E. 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13515 188German Emma E. 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13511 211German Sean 12-6-1 IMECE2019-13047 172Germani Michele 14-1-2 IMECE2019-11587 183Germann Timothy 11-38-3 IMECE2019-12767 150Gernand Jeremy 13-4-1 IMECE2019-11857 177Gerstberger Ulf 2-10-3 IMECE2019-10294 12Geubelle Philippe 2-9-3 IMECE2019-13415 12Geubelle Philippe 11-44-1 IMECE2019-12559 139Geubelle Philippe 11-44-1 IMECE2019-12560 140Geubelle Philippe 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12715 192Geubelle Philippe 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12867 193Gevinski Jakerson 5-2-4 IMECE2019-12179 60Ghaemi Zahra 6-8-1 IMECE2019-13871 71Ghag Pratik 3-7-1 IMECE2019-10070 28Ghahremani Kasra 6-1-3 IMECE2019-10751 63Ghankutkar Prathamesh 1-2-1 IMECE2019-10096 1Ghankutkar Prathamesh 1-2-2 IMECE2019-13053 4Gharbia Yousef 6-5-2 IMECE2019-10332 63Ghareeb Ahmed 11-46-2 IMECE2019-12647 143Gharehdaghi Samad 11-25-1 IMECE2019-13889 142Gharehdaghi Samad 11-26-3 IMECE2019-12039 165Gharehdaghi Samad 17-15-1 IMECE2019-11971 211Gharib Mohamed 7-9-1 IMECE2019-10352 81Gharib Mohamed 7-9-1 IMECE2019-10360 81Gharib Mohamed 10-10-3 IMECE2019-10433 116Ghashami Mohammad 6-4-5 IMECE2019-10671 71Ghashami Mohammad 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12663 191Ghelmani M. 17-2-1 IMECE2019-13247 205Gholivand Hamed 9-25-1 IMECE2019-11692 98Ghoniem Ahmed 9-41-1 IMECE2019-10500 96Ghoreishi Seyede F. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13766 201Ghosh Abhijit 5-10-2 IMECE2019-12567 50Ghosh Anup 10-2-1 IMECE2019-10913 126Ghosh Ranajay 11-1-7 IMECE2019-11930 157Ghosh Somnath 10-20-3 IMECE2019-13454 121Ghosh Somnath 11-44-1 IMECE2019-12555 139Ghosh Somnath 11-33-1 IMECE2019-13952 148Ghosh Suhash 7-1-2 IMECE2019-11954 78Ghosh Suhash 7-4-1 IMECE2019-11937 80Ghosh Susanta 11-33-2 IMECE2019-13410 150Ghosh Susanta 11-23-2 IMECE2019-13671 153Ghoshal Abhishek 2-5-4 IMECE2019-10961 19Gibbons Melissa 11-17-1 IMECE2019-13029 135Gibbons Nathaniel 8-14-1 IMECE2019-10972 83Gibbons Sean 2-12-2 IMECE2019-12784 13Gifford Jeffrey 6-4-3 IMECE2019-10637 67Gifford Jeffrey 17-6-1 IMECE2019-12957 208Gil Ludovic 11-1-6 IMECE2019-12557 154Gilaki Mehdi 10-15-1 IMECE2019-13686 129Gilavdary Igor 10-29-1 IMECE2019-10137 128Gillette Rhanor 4-9-1 IMECE2019-12849 42Gilligan Ryan 3-12-2 IMECE2019-11691 31Gima Emily 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13305 196Ginetti Piera 9-35-1 IMECE2019-11650 94Giorges Aklilu G. 9-63-1 IMECE2019-11428 95Giovanniello Francesco 5-5-1 IMECE2019-10663 47Gislason Gudmundur 6-6-1 IMECE2019-12250 68Giusto Giovan Giuseppe 5-2-2 IMECE2019-11150 58Glaser Adam K. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13009 194Glaser Adam K. 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13107 206Glasmacher Birgit 4-10-5 IMECE2019-10447 45Glass Emma 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13091 203Godart Peter 6-12-1 IMECE2019-10478 73

Godinez Joel 8-4-3 IMECE2019-11462 91Goebel Kai 18-1-1 IMECE2019-14012 217Goel Leela 4-4-2 IMECE2019-12208 35Goggans Paul 12-1-1 IMECE2019-12270 171Gohil Rajpalsinh 11-12-1 IMECE2019-10559 158Gokhale Omkar 8-7-1 IMECE2019-10670 84Goldberg Nathaniel 11-5-2 IMECE2019-12511 157Goldfeld Yiska 3-6-1 IMECE2019-12641 27Goldfeld Yiska 3-15-1 IMECE2019-13211 30Goldschmidt Margalit 1-2-1 IMECE2019-11381 1Goli Elyas 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12715 192Goli Elyas 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12867 193Gomes Carmen L. 4-12-1 IMECE2019-13895 45Gomes Carmen L. 10-25-2 IMECE2019-13194 126Gomes Carmen L. 10-25-2 IMECE2019-13872 126Gomes Carmen L. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13081 194Gomes Carmen L. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13494 198Gomez Connie 7-12-1 IMECE2019-11978 79Gomez Humberto 6-11-3 IMECE2019-11725 71Gomez Humberto 6-12-2 IMECE2019-11875 74Gomez Humberto 13-1-1 IMECE2019-11241 176Gonçalves Maria M. 6-16-2 IMECE2019-11593 69Gonchikar Ugrasen 2-6-2 IMECE2019-11168 11Gonella Stefano 1-1-2 IMECE2019-12949 2Gonella Stefano 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12947 193GONG Liang 10-17-2 IMECE2019-12271 123Gong Ningtao 4-13-2 IMECE2019-10471 45Gong W.W. 2-7-1 IMECE2019-10341 23Gonzalez Kevin 11-46-2 IMECE2019-12810 143Gonzalez Vanessa 15-1-1 IMECE2019-11405 187González Hernando 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13932 188Gonzalez-Mendivil Jorge A. 7-10-2 IMECE2019-11813 79Goodman Erica M. 10-26-5 IMECE2019-12096 120Gordon Vernita 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13502 198Gorgitrattanagul Patcharapol 9-18-1 IMECE2019-12432 106Gorguluarslan Recep Muhammet 2-2-7 IMECE2019-12215 18Gorodkov Alexander 4-9-1 IMECE2019-11298 42Gorthala Ravi 6-9-2 IMECE2019-11941 73Goryu Akihiro 12-7-2 IMECE2019-10558 173Gorzkowski Edward 2-9-2 IMECE2019-10608 9Gorzkowski Edward 2-9-2 IMECE2019-10930 9Goss Donald L. 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13976 189Gossage Lily 7-3-1 IMECE2019-11394 79Goswami D. Yogi 6-7-1 IMECE2019-10606 66Goswami D. Yogi 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13782 201Gottumukkala Raju 13-6-1 IMECE2019-11861 175Gou Feilin 11-26-2 IMECE2019-12277 162Gou Feilin 11-26-3 IMECE2019-12278 164Gou Feilin 11-26-3 IMECE2019-12318 164Goudarzi Navid 6-5-1 IMECE2019-13039 62Goulbourne Nakhiah 11-2-1 IMECE2019-13431 157Goulbourne Nakhiah 11-2-1 IMECE2019-13459 157Gouma Perena 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13858 215Goundar Jowesh 12-1-1 IMECE2019-11076 171Goyne Christopher 8-14-1 IMECE2019-10972 83Graca Diogo 2-8-3 IMECE2019-11362 20Gracheva Alena 11-47-4 IMECE2019-13590 153Gracias David 11-3-2 IMECE2019-13394 166Gradl Paul 11-14-3 IMECE2019-13100 149Graf Erin 17-4-3 IMECE2019-13595 207Graham Ian 14-1-4 IMECE2019-10674 185Granger Andrew 2-7-1 IMECE2019-10032 23Granlund Kenneth 9-41-1 IMECE2019-11283 96Grau Bartual Sandra 4-6-1 IMECE2019-11049 36Graves Roy 1-2-1 IMECE2019-11024 1Gray Aubrey 4-3-2 IMECE2019-12769 35Gray Cooper 10-9-1 IMECE2019-12794 122Green Carmen 2-2-1 IMECE2019-10256 14Green Christopher 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13857 202Green Micah J. 10-9-1 IMECE2019-12502 122Grejtak Tomas 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13862 202Greve Erik 14-4-1 IMECE2019-10497 181Griffiths R. Joey 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13633 200Grigoriadis Karolos 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13689 200

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Grigoriu Mircea 11-7-1 IMECE2019-13771 133Grimm Tyler 2-5-4 IMECE2019-11375 19Grimm Tyler 2-7-2 IMECE2019-11231 23Grimm Tyler 2-7-3 IMECE2019-11255 24Grimm Tyler 17-2-1 IMECE2019-13037 205Grimm Tyler 17-2-1 IMECE2019-13038 205Grimmer Peter W 11-22-2 IMECE2019-10521 145Grogan Paul T. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13708 200Gross Andrew 2-2-6 IMECE2019-13903 21Gross Andrew 11-35-1 IMECE2019-13898 159Grosse Ian 10-26-5 IMECE2019-11689 120Grover William 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13643 200Grubbs Rachel 4-7-1 IMECE2019-10984 34Gruber Emily 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13384 203Grunlan Melissa A. 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13731 206Gryshkov Oleksander 4-10-5 IMECE2019-10447 45Gu Boyang 11-39-3 IMECE2019-13192 142Gu Hongfang 9-45-1 IMECE2019-10260 96Gu Tingting 10-26-2 IMECE2019-10512 115Gu Xiaokun 9-25-2 IMECE2019-13409 100Gu Zhiyoung 6-7-2 IMECE2019-10457 67Gualter Dos Santos Erivelton 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13296 203Guan Peng 5-10-1 IMECE2019-11054 52Guduru Pradeep 11-47-4 IMECE2019-13210 153Guell Izard Anna 10-19-2 IMECE2019-13718 130Guell Izard Anna 10-19-2 IMECE2019-13865 130Guenther Ethan 16-2-1 IMECE2019-12653 203Guerra-Zubiaga David 2-13-1 IMECE2019-11023 8Guerra-Zubiaga David 2-13-2 IMECE2019-10889 11Guerreiro Guilherme 2-8-3 IMECE2019-11362 20Guertler C.A. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13733 201Guevara Mauricio 12-10-1 IMECE2019-13616 173Guggilla Ganesh 9-18-2 IMECE2019-11212 108Guidetti Martina 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13710 200Guillen Diego 6-7-1 IMECE2019-10606 66Guillen Diego 6-8-1 IMECE2019-11852 71Guin Laurent 11-37-2 IMECE2019-12681 156Guin Laurent 11-37-2 IMECE2019-13826 156Guiza Ruben 5-3-2 IMECE2019-11505 51Gulbrandsen Eystein 5-11-1 IMECE2019-10434 55Guldiken Rasim 8-6-2 IMECE2019-11966 89Guldiken Rasim 17-1-1 IMECE2019-11517 205Guldiken Rasim 17-2-1 IMECE2019-11525 205Guldiken Rasim 17-7-1 IMECE2019-13944 208Gulen John 6-3-1 IMECE2019-10270 61Gunderson Grant 17-6-1 IMECE2019-12764 208Guo Biao 2-5-4 IMECE2019-11036 19Guo Dun 11-27-1 IMECE2019-13232 154Guo Fangzhou 6-9-2 IMECE2019-11579 73Guo Fangzhou 17-6-1 IMECE2019-13152 208Guo Hong 10-29-1 IMECE2019-10645 128Guo Hong 10-29-1 IMECE2019-10647 128Guo Junkang 2-14-1 IMECE2019-10919 21Guo Junkang 2-3-1 IMECE2019-11184 24Guo Linchuan 1-6-2 IMECE2019-12470 5Guo Meiying 1-6-1 IMECE2019-10836 2Guo Meiying 5-2-2 IMECE2019-11008 58Guo Ming 11-1-3 IMECE2019-12961 149Guo Qilin 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13772 201Guo Qiwei 9-45-1 IMECE2019-10260 96Guo Ruiqiang 9-29-2 IMECE2019-13625 105Guo Ruiqiang 9-29-2 IMECE2019-13641 105Guo Shuangxi 5-16-1 IMECE2019-12673 54Guo Siyu 5-8-2 IMECE2019-11489 49Guo Wei 1-6-1 IMECE2019-12200 2Guo Wei 1-12-1 IMECE2019-12199 5Guo Wei-Jian 10-25-1 IMECE2019-13379 123Guo Wei-Jian 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13382 197Guo Yang 2-5-2 IMECE2019-13390 16Guo Yu 5-8-1 IMECE2019-10772 48Guo Zhanhu 1-1-6 IMECE2019-10449 4Guo Zhanhu 1-1-6 IMECE2019-11866 4Guo Zongqi 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12626 191Guo Zongqi 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13072 213

Gupta Amit Kumar 2-7-4 IMECE2019-11126 25Gupta Amit Kumar 3-13-1 IMECE2019-10958 30Gupta Amit Kumar 10-26-2 IMECE2019-10939 115Gupta Kalpana 9-35-1 IMECE2019-12459 94Gupta Kalpana 9-36-1 IMECE2019-10432 95Gupta Priyam 8-4-2 IMECE2019-10846 90Gupta Santosh Kumar 2-12-1 IMECE2019-12238 10Gurganus James 4-2-4 IMECE2019-11566 42Gursoy Mehmetcan 6-4-4 IMECE2019-10110 69Gurupatham Sathish 9-16-1 IMECE2019-10034 111Gutkowski Artur 17-9-1 IMECE2019-12959 209Guttag Mark 13-8-1 IMECE2019-11432 178Guttag Mark 13-8-1 IMECE2019-11451 178Guven Ibrahim 17-11-2 IMECE2019-13419 211Guzik Monica 3-12-2 IMECE2019-11691 31Gwesha Ammar 6-10-2 IMECE2019-10391 73Gzal Majdi 5-3-1 IMECE2019-11218 49H R Gurupavan 2-5-5 IMECE2019-13117 20Haaland Kevin M. 10-26-5 IMECE2019-12096 120Haas Franz 2-2-6 IMECE2019-11134 21Hacker Annika 6-9-2 IMECE2019-11941 73Hader Grzegorz 12-10-1 IMECE2019-13446 173Hader Grzegorz 12-10-1 IMECE2019-13608 173Hader Grzegorz 12-10-1 IMECE2019-13616 173Hadi Fatemeh 6-2-3 IMECE2019-10994 66Hadi Fatemeh 6-16-2 IMECE2019-10996 69Hagan John 2-14-1 IMECE2019-10040 21Hagani Fouad 8-2-1 IMECE2019-11675 86Haghshenas-Jaryani Mahdi 4-2-4 IMECE2019-10675 41Haile Biya 10-26-4 IMECE2019-11411 118Haj-Ali Rami 11-19-1 IMECE2019-13779 161Hajighasemi Mohammad Reza 10-4-1 IMECE2019-13457 113Hajilounezhad Taher 2-4-1 IMECE2019-13312 14Hajimirza Shima 6-10-1 IMECE2019-13273 72Hajimirza Shima 17-6-1 IMECE2019-13276 208Hajj Muhammad 5-3-2 IMECE2019-13693 51Hajj Muhammad 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13395 197Hakeem Abbas Saeed 10-10-1 IMECE2019-11720 113Hakeem Abbas Saeed 10-10-3 IMECE2019-10960 116Halberstadt Jaret 13-9-1 IMECE2019-11279 179Hale Jared 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13928 187Hale John 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13596 199Hale Nathan 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13928 187hale Pranav 10-26-4 IMECE2019-11532 118Hales Brady 9-6-1 IMECE2019-13654 98Hall Benjamin 4-4-2 IMECE2019-12282 35Hall Lucas 4-12-1 IMECE2019-13895 45Hall Lucas 10-25-2 IMECE2019-13872 126Hallett Jesse 5-5-2 IMECE2019-10791 53Ham Sang W. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13619 200Hamad Aamir 12-1-1 IMECE2019-10962 171Hamad Aamir 12-1-1 IMECE2019-11686 171Hamdy Sarah 6-6-1 IMECE2019-10712 68Hamel Craig 11-2-1 IMECE2019-13176 157Hamidzadeh Hamid R. 5-9-3 IMECE2019-11301 51Hammad Khaled 8-3-3 IMECE2019-13460 91Hammil Jacob 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13975 189Hammond Maxwell 15-1-1 IMECE2019-11499 187Hampel Chris 17-6-1 IMECE2019-13924 208Han Daehoon 10-4-4 IMECE2019-13449 118Han Daehoon 11-5-4 IMECE2019-13368 164Han Edmund 12-7-1 IMECE2019-11867 169Han Edmund 12-7-2 IMECE2019-11830 173Han Jinchen 9-29-2 IMECE2019-13448 105Han Jitian 2-9-3 IMECE2019-10578 12Han Jiwan 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13731 206Han Miaoling 5-7-1 IMECE2019-10831 55Han Mingli 7-10-2 IMECE2019-11424 78Han Pan 4-10-1 IMECE2019-11697 40Han Sangwoo 6-11-2 IMECE2019-13293 70Han Wei 2-3-2 IMECE2019-10280 25Han Wei 3-4-1 IMECE2019-10492 29Han Wei 5-6-1 IMECE2019-10702 57Han Xiaolan 2-5-6 IMECE2019-11235 22

Author Index

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Han Xiaolan 14-1-2 IMECE2019-11286 183Han Xiaomin 11-37-4 IMECE2019-13848 163Han Xiaomin 11-5-4 IMECE2019-13351 164Han Yen-Lin 10-2-1 IMECE2019-11013 126Han Yueyang 5-5-1 IMECE2019-12263 47Han Yulong 11-1-3 IMECE2019-12961 149Han Zhongwu 2-10-3 IMECE2019-10539 12Haning Evan J. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12771 192Hanks Brad 10-9-2 IMECE2019-13385 124Hann Sung Yun 10-23-2 IMECE2019-10408 130Hann Sung Yun 10-23-2 IMECE2019-11461 130Hansen Christopher 10-19-1 IMECE2019-13467 127Hansen Joseph 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13926 187Hansen Robert 11-14-3 IMECE2019-13349 149Hansen Robert 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13108 211Hansen Robert S. 11-18-1 IMECE2019-12912 135Hansen Robert S. 11-7-5 IMECE2019-13469 147Hansen Shane 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13002 194Hanson David R. 9-43-1 IMECE2019-11902 94Hao Qing 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12837 213Hao Zhili 4-6-1 IMECE2019-11389 36Hao Zhili 4-6-1 IMECE2019-11416 36Hao Zhili 4-14-1 IMECE2019-10654 41Haque A.B.M. Tahidul 10-4-4 IMECE2019-13820 118Haque A.B.M. Tahidul 11-2-2 IMECE2019-13510 160Haque Md. 11-18-2 IMECE2019-11378 138Haque Md. 12-7-2 IMECE2019-11491 173Haque Md. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13466 197Haque Md. Imrul Reza 10-1-1 IMECE2019-11509 119Haratoka Cagatay 9-7-1 IMECE2019-11611 99Hareyama Soichi 2-6-1 IMECE2019-10524 9Harman Todd 9-51-2 IMECE2019-13101 112Harman Todd 17-9-1 IMECE2019-13102 209Harmon Katelynn 11-1-5 IMECE2019-13116 153Harnish Cale 11-23-1 IMECE2019-13811 152Harnish Cale 17-11-2 IMECE2019-13815 211Harraz Omar 4-13-3 IMECE2019-10616 46Harris John 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13417 203Hart Douglas 6-12-1 IMECE2019-10478 73Hartman Amiel 4-13-3 IMECE2019-10463 46Hartog Tess 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13271 196Hartwich Tobias 14-4-1 IMECE2019-10497 181Harvie Dalton J.E. 8-7-1 IMECE2019-13372 84Hasan Fuad 4-2-2 IMECE2019-13923 39Hasan Fuad 11-1-6 IMECE2019-13918 154Hasan Mohammad Nasim 9-63-1 IMECE2019-10150 95Hasan Roni Md. Rakibul 9-16-1 IMECE2019-11781 111Hasanyan Armanj 11-37-1 IMECE2019-13363 154Hashem Mohammad Abul 8-6-2 IMECE2019-10519 89Hashemi Amirreza 9-29-2 IMECE2019-13625 105Hashemi Mohammad Saber 10-4-1 IMECE2019-13457 113Hashemi Nicole 4-2-1 IMECE2019-12885 36Hashemi Nicole 4-5-3 IMECE2019-12903 37Hashemi Nicole 12-8-1 IMECE2019-12904 170Hashemi Nicole 12-5-1 IMECE2019-12901 171Hashemi Nicole 17-2-1 IMECE2019-12915 205Hashemi Seyed Reza 2-3-2 IMECE2019-10986 25Hashemi Seyed Reza 6-1-1 IMECE2019-11949 61Hashemi Seyed Reza 6-1-2 IMECE2019-10755 62Hashemi Seyed Reza 6-11-3 IMECE2019-10479 71Hassan Edris 10-12-1 IMECE2019-11042 129Hassan Hafsa 6-1-2 IMECE2019-10283 62Hassan Kyle 9-43-1 IMECE2019-11902 94Hassan Nouray N. 4-4-1 IMECE2019-10347 33Hassan Salah E.K. 5-2-3 IMECE2019-11295 59Hassan Yassin 6-14-1 IMECE2019-11800 75Hassan Yassin 6-14-2 IMECE2019-11811 76Hassani Ferri 11-18-2 IMECE2019-12000 138Hassanipour Fatemeh 4-9-1 IMECE2019-12159 42Hassanpour Asl Pezhman 5-10-2 IMECE2019-11924 50Hasse Alexander 14-1-1 IMECE2019-10179 183Hatamipour Vahid 9-29-1 IMECE2019-12958 104Hatch Serah E. 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13492 188Hatzell Kelsey B. 6-11-1 IMECE2019-13323 68

Hatzell Kelsey B. 9-4-1 IMECE2019-13306 106Hatzell Kelsey B. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13318 197Hatzell Kelsey B. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13325 197Hatzell Marta 9-4-1 IMECE2019-13306 106Hatzell Marta 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13318 197Hatzell Marta 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13325 197Hausotte Tino 2-10-3 IMECE2019-11328 12Hawaldar Sai Srinivas Akhil 13-10-1 IMECE2019-10680 177Hawaldar Sai Srinivas Akhil 13-10-2 IMECE2019-13685 177Hawkes Grant 6-14-2 IMECE2019-12821 76Hawrylak Peter 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13589 199Hawrylak Peter 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13600 199Hay Akara 5-9-3 IMECE2019-11752 51Hayashi Yasuhiko 17-10-1 IMECE2019-13319 210He Bang 11-12-3 IMECE2019-13488 164He Cunfu 3-15-1 IMECE2019-10717 30He Cunfu 6-4-1 IMECE2019-10824 64He Ge 14-1-1 IMECE2019-11332 183He Jixiong 9-25-2 IMECE2019-13012 100He Jixiong 9-24-1 IMECE2019-13013 107He Jixiong 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12581 212He Jixiong 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12582 212He Jixiong 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12585 212He Junyan 4-10-4 IMECE2019-12313 44He Junyan 4-10-4 IMECE2019-13221 44He Kai 2-13-2 IMECE2019-10537 11He Li 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13207 195He Liang 13-5-1 IMECE2019-10803 178He Qiguang 11-1-5 IMECE2019-12951 153He Ruihua 2-14-1 IMECE2019-10383 21He Tian 1-6-2 IMECE2019-12973 5He Tian 14-1-2 IMECE2019-10348 183He Yuhang 4-13-1 IMECE2019-10477 44He Zhelong 7-1-2 IMECE2019-12965 78He Zhelong 10-2-1 IMECE2019-12864 126He Zhelong 11-23-3 IMECE2019-12865 155He Zilu 3-4-1 IMECE2019-10492 29He Zilu 3-8-1 IMECE2019-10948 30Healey Timothy J. 11-37-3 IMECE2019-13019 159Healey Timothy J. 11-37-5 IMECE2019-12988 165Heckert Blaze 10-10-3 IMECE2019-11502 116Hefzy Mohamed Samir 4-2-3 IMECE2019-11814 40Heighes Michael 10-26-2 IMECE2019-10364 115Heim Mark 13-9-1 IMECE2019-11279 179Helguero Carlos G. 4-10-2 IMECE2019-10627 41Heling Bjoern 2-10-1 IMECE2019-11225 7Heling Bjoern 2-10-3 IMECE2019-11328 12Helmer David 8-11-1 IMECE2019-11764 86Hemamalini Shyam Sundar 6-2-3 IMECE2019-11079 67Hemker Kevin 11-32-1 IMECE2019-13123 155Hemmat Zahra 9-25-1 IMECE2019-11719 98Hendriks Stephen K. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13862 202Hendrix Douglas 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13949 203Heng Xing 5-2-4 IMECE2019-12265 60Henneke Michael 8-9-2 IMECE2019-12020 83Hennessey Michael 5-11-1 IMECE2019-10241 55Henninger Augustus 12-10-1 IMECE2019-13616 173Henrikson Katrina 7-1-1 IMECE2019-12649 77Henry Nathan E. 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13976 189Hentges Nicholas 6-16-2 IMECE2019-10917 69Hentges Nicholas 8-9-4 IMECE2019-10258 85Heras Segura Mariona 5-2-4 IMECE2019-12214 60Herber Dan 5-2-4 IMECE2019-13707 60Heredia Juesas Juan 1-6-1 IMECE2019-11943 2Herlim Ega 17-6-1 IMECE2019-13834 208Hermez Munther 8-9-1 IMECE2019-11433 83Hernandez Brando 9-39-2 IMECE2019-10122 101Hernandez Martin 11-12-1 IMECE2019-10042 158Herre John 4-14-1 IMECE2019-10654 41Herren Blake 10-26-2 IMECE2019-10512 115Herrington Paul 2-7-3 IMECE2019-11630 24Herrington Paul 3-8-1 IMECE2019-11087 31Herrington Paul 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13881 202Hersam Mark C. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13081 194

Author Index

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Hettervik Andreas Fosså 5-11-1 IMECE2019-10434 55Hewlin Rodward 8-12-1 IMECE2019-11649 86Heym Jason 17-4-3 IMECE2019-12541 206Hibino Narutoshi 11-3-2 IMECE2019-13394 166Hidalgo-León Ruben 6-9-1 IMECE2019-11472 72Hieber Tyler 12-7-1 IMECE2019-11690 169Hieber Tyler 12-5-1 IMECE2019-11534 171Hieber Tyler 12-7-3 IMECE2019-11349 174Hieber Tyler 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12728 192Hill Benjamin 11-18-3 IMECE2019-13169 141Hillman Mike 11-28-1 IMECE2019-12540 135Hills David A. 11-11-1 IMECE2019-12783 134Hills David A. 11-12-4 IMECE2019-12802 166Hilton Ethan 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12818 192Hines Kristen M. 9-63-1 IMECE2019-10272 95Hirata Hotaka 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13380 212Hiroaki Miyoshi 11-37-5 IMECE2019-13056 165Hirohata Kenji 12-7-2 IMECE2019-10558 173Hirokazu Matsui 5-11-2 IMECE2019-11176 57Hirono Ryo 2-5-2 IMECE2019-11100 16Hirsch Sven 4-4-1 IMECE2019-11125 33Hisaji Naruki 17-10-1 IMECE2019-13319 210Hitschrich Niklas 4-4-1 IMECE2019-10347 33Hixon Ray 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13543 198Hjort Robert 10-25-2 IMECE2019-13194 126Ho Yin-hsiang 9-41-1 IMECE2019-11283 96Hoag Ian 6-10-3 IMECE2019-13550 74Hoar Eric 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12982 194Hoelzle David 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13027 194Hoffmeister Brent K. 4-3-2 IMECE2019-12769 35Hohl Andreas 5-3-1 IMECE2019-10576 49Hojjatzadeh S. Mohammad H. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13772 201Holden Garrett 5-8-2 IMECE2019-10936 49Holey Ajay 2-13-3 IMECE2019-12309 13Höller Christian 2-2-6 IMECE2019-11134 21Hollingsworth Justin 5-9-1 IMECE2019-10290 48Holman Jonathan 2-8-1 IMECE2019-12926 17Holycross Casey M. 11-18-3 IMECE2019-13477 141Holycross Casey M. 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13515 188Holycross Casey M. 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13511 211Homayounpour Mohammad 4-10-3 IMECE2019-11932 42Homayounpour Mohammad 17-4-2 IMECE2019-11796 206Homer John 13-5-1 IMECE2019-10592 178Honarmandi Peyman 2-2-4 IMECE2019-11997 18Honarmandi Peyman 4-11-2 IMECE2019-12024 44Hondred John 4-12-1 IMECE2019-13895 45Hondred John 10-25-2 IMECE2019-13872 126Honein Elie 11-36-1 IMECE2019-12051 159Honein Tony 11-36-1 IMECE2019-12051 159Hong Christopher X. 10-4-2 IMECE2019-13186 114Hong Haifeng 13-10-2 IMECE2019-12310 177Hong Haifeng 13-10-2 IMECE2019-12446 177Hong Jun 2-8-2 IMECE2019-11807 19Hong Jun 2-14-1 IMECE2019-10919 21Hong Jun 2-3-2 IMECE2019-11791 25Hong Yaoye 11-1-7 IMECE2019-13503 157Hong Yaoye 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13507 214Hoover Luke 2-2-4 IMECE2019-11615 18Horn Joseph 1-2-1 IMECE2019-11381 1Horner Hunter 6-14-1 IMECE2019-11025 75Horner Hunter 6-14-2 IMECE2019-11027 76Horstemeyer Mark 11-39-1 IMECE2019-13026 136Hortance Nicholas 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13318 197Horton Ryan 11-1-7 IMECE2019-11930 157Hosaka Hiroshi 5-7-1 IMECE2019-10474 55Hosaka Hiroshi 5-7-1 IMECE2019-11115 55Hosni Mohammad 3-14-1 IMECE2019-11377 32Hosni Mohammad 8-7-1 IMECE2019-12236 84Hosoi Atsushi 10-5-1 IMECE2019-13320 127Hosoi Atsushi 17-10-1 IMECE2019-13319 210Hossain Md. 10-9-1 IMECE2019-12828 122Hossain Md. 10-2-1 IMECE2019-12827 126Hossain Md. 11-23-3 IMECE2019-13190 155Hossain Md. 11-12-2 IMECE2019-13195 161

Hossain Md. 17-11-2 IMECE2019-13277 211Hossain Shekh 9-39-1 IMECE2019-10120 100Hossan Mohammad 7-1-1 IMECE2019-11372 77Hossan Mohammad 8-6-1 IMECE2019-11979 88Hossan Mohammad 8-6-1 IMECE2019-11989 88Hossan Mohammad 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13966 189Hosseini Farid Mohammad 4-5-2 IMECE2019-10742 35Hosseini Farid Mohammad 4-5-2 IMECE2019-10743 36Hosseini Farid Mohammad 4-5-2 IMECE2019-11549 36Hosseini Farid Mohammad 11-1-3 IMECE2019-11829 149Hotaling Brittany 4-11-2 IMECE2019-11948 44Hotaling Jim 12-8-1 IMECE2019-13401 170Hou Chenggang 5-9-3 IMECE2019-11012 51Hou Chenggang 13-6-1 IMECE2019-10700 175Hou Lei 5-3-3 IMECE2019-12488 47Hou Senhao 14-3-1 IMECE2019-10488 182Hough Loren 11-1-10 IMECE2019-13269 165Hrabe Nikolas 11-32-1 IMECE2019-13677 156Hripko Brad 2-2-4 IMECE2019-11615 18Hsieh M. Ani 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13432 197Hsu Ming-Chen 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13522 198Hu Guiping 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12859 191Hu Jianxing 11-10-1 IMECE2019-12321 134Hu Jianxing 11-10-4 IMECE2019-12322 145Hu Min 2-10-2 IMECE2019-10566 10Hu Min 2-10-3 IMECE2019-10539 12Hu Ming 6-1-1 IMECE2019-13124 61Hu Ming 9-29-1 IMECE2019-12842 104Hu Ming 9-29-1 IMECE2019-13120 104Hu Ming 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12840 213Hu Ming 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13122 213Hu Ming 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13125 213Hu Nan 11-2-1 IMECE2019-13137 157Hu Pan 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13282 196Hu Shanshan 13-5-1 IMECE2019-10803 178Hu Wei 11-28-1 IMECE2019-12293 135Hu Xiaofang 5-2-4 IMECE2019-12265 60Hu Xiaolei 2-10-3 IMECE2019-10843 12Hu Xidong 8-9-3 IMECE2019-10200 84Hu Yingning 13-5-1 IMECE2019-10803 178Hu Yongjie 9-25-1 IMECE2019-13535 98Hu Yongjie 9-24-1 IMECE2019-13548 107Hu Yuhang 11-1-1 IMECE2019-12256 144Hu Yuhang 11-1-2 IMECE2019-12235 146Hu Yuwei 11-5-4 IMECE2019-13351 164Hua Xiaotong 8-9-2 IMECE2019-11896 83Hua Zilong 9-15-1 IMECE2019-11699 108Hua Zilong 9-15-1 IMECE2019-12258 108Huai Zhouyu 3-4-2 IMECE2019-11129 30Huang Da 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12855 193Huang Guoliang 1-1-1 IMECE2019-13891 1Huang Jianliang 5-16-1 IMECE2019-12153 54Huang Jianyong 10-14-1 IMECE2019-11021 122Huang Kevin 5-4-4 IMECE2019-10193 59Huang Li 11-10-3 IMECE2019-10698 141Huang Ming 5-4-2 IMECE2019-11522 56Huang Pei-Chen 12-7-2 IMECE2019-10450 173Huang Pinshane 12-7-1 IMECE2019-11867 169Huang Pinshane 12-7-2 IMECE2019-11830 173Huang Po-Lin 4-13-1 IMECE2019-12296 43Huang Qiyu 17-6-1 IMECE2019-12434 207Huang Rong 11-5-3 IMECE2019-13048 160Huang Rui 11-17-1 IMECE2019-13134 134Huang Rui 11-1-1 IMECE2019-13284 144Huang Rui 11-1-2 IMECE2019-13278 146Huang Rui 11-23-2 IMECE2019-13268 153Huang Rui 11-35-1 IMECE2019-13348 159Huang Rui 12-7-1 IMECE2019-11749 169Huang Shiyao 11-10-3 IMECE2019-10698 141Huang Shouyuan 9-25-2 IMECE2019-12964 100Huang Shouyuan 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12968 193Huang Sichuan 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13539 198Huang Tian-Yun 10-14-1 IMECE2019-11021 122Huang Tsung-Hui 11-28-1 IMECE2019-12651 135

Author Index

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Huang Tsung-Hui 11-10-2 IMECE2019-11726 138Huang Tsung-Hui 11-10-2 IMECE2019-11733 138Huang Weicai 5-12-1 IMECE2019-11203 53Huang Xiaojin 6-14-1 IMECE2019-10372 75Huang Xiaojin 6-14-2 IMECE2019-10489 76Huang Xiaonan 11-5-2 IMECE2019-12511 157Huang Xiyong 4-4-2 IMECE2019-10405 35Huang Yonggang 11-8-2 IMECE2019-12905 137Huang Yonggang 11-8-2 IMECE2019-12936 137Huang Yonggang 11-47-4 IMECE2019-12835 153Huang Yuping 8-6-3 IMECE2019-13285 90Huang-Zhang Pablo 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13501 198Huber Zachary 11-8-1 IMECE2019-13381 133Huberman Samuel 9-15-1 IMECE2019-13355 109Huberman Samuel 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13361 214Hudak Yuri 17-4-3 IMECE2019-13595 207Hudson Jennifer 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13272 196Huebner Erica 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13592 206Huhmann Brianna M. 4-3-1 IMECE2019-10806 33Huhmann Brianna M. 6-5-1 IMECE2019-10808 62Huhmann Brianna M. 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13324 188Hukeri Payal 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13629 200Hummel Andrew 6-14-1 IMECE2019-11025 75Hummel Andrew 6-14-2 IMECE2019-11027 76Hunter Abigail 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13068 194Huo Ran 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13142 206Huo Yongzhong 11-1-5 IMECE2019-12623 153Hurley David 9-15-1 IMECE2019-11699 108Hurley David 9-15-1 IMECE2019-12258 108Hussein Arab 11-25-1 IMECE2019-13900 142Hussein Mahmoud 1-1-2 IMECE2019-13300 1Huston Lane G. 2-4-2 IMECE2019-11456 16Huynh Austin 4-13-2 IMECE2019-11802 45Huynh B. Phuoc 8-9-4 IMECE2019-10553 85Huynh Nha Uyen 10-1-1 IMECE2019-13835 119Huynh Nha Uyen 11-3-1 IMECE2019-13842 163Hwang Doh-Gyu 10-4-4 IMECE2019-13820 118Hwang Gisuk 17-9-1 IMECE2019-13057 209Hwang Jehwan 1-1-6 IMECE2019-10449 4Iakimovitch Vasil 11-5-1 IMECE2019-11244 155Ibekwe Samuel 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13499 198Ibekwe Samuel 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13525 198Ibekwe Samuel 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13753 201Ibrahim Qusai 6-11-3 IMECE2019-10580 71Ibru Timothy 11-18-2 IMECE2019-13322 138Idris Awang 15-1-1 IMECE2019-10006 187Iezzi Brian 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13027 194Igie Uyioghosa 3-14-1 IMECE2019-11339 32Iglesias Patricia 10-29-1 IMECE2019-10645 128Iglesias Patricia 10-29-1 IMECE2019-10647 128Ihsan Mustafa 6-4-1 IMECE2019-11972 64Iino Kenji 7-7-1 IMECE2019-10217 80Ikebudu Kingsley Okechukwu 6-1-1 IMECE2019-10072 61Ilksoy Erhan 6-2-2 IMECE2019-11947 65Illera Perozo Danny 6-11-3 IMECE2019-11725 71Illera Perozo Danny 6-12-2 IMECE2019-11875 74Impelluso Thomas 5-8-1 IMECE2019-10250 48Impelluso Thomas 5-2-1 IMECE2019-10249 56Impelluso Thomas 6-4-5 IMECE2019-10266 70Impelluso Thomas 7-9-1 IMECE2019-10248 81Impelluso Thomas 7-5-1 IMECE2019-10282 81Inal Kaan 11-47-4 IMECE2019-13590 153Incer Jimena 6-6-1 IMECE2019-10712 68Ingram Shannon 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13657 206Ingram Shannon 17-4-3 IMECE2019-13651 207Inoue Hirotaka 17-10-1 IMECE2019-13319 210Intisar Aseer 8-6-1 IMECE2019-11989 88Inyang Edidiong 4-2-2 IMECE2019-12809 39Iqbal Sajid 4-11-1 IMECE2019-10228 43Iqbal Samir M. 12-8-2 IMECE2019-11734 172Ira Jiri 5-5-1 IMECE2019-10861 47Irani Nilgoon 11-17-1 IMECE2019-13064 135Iranpour Mohammad [Sasan] 11-7-5 IMECE2019-13925 147Irlinger Franz 2-2-7 IMECE2019-11277 18

Irzhak A.V. 10-26-4 IMECE2019-11532 118Ishak Joanne 11-12-4 IMECE2019-10353 166Ishihara Kenta 11-7-1 IMECE2019-11210 133Islam Mahmudul 9-63-1 IMECE2019-10150 95Islam Md. Didarul 1-1-6 IMECE2019-10449 4Islam Md. Didarul 1-1-6 IMECE2019-11866 4Islam Md. Farhadul 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13543 198Islam Md. Saiful 11-7-5 IMECE2019-10035 147Islam Md. Zahirul 10-10-5 IMECE2019-12934 120Islam Nazmul 7-1-1 IMECE2019-11372 77Islam Nazmul 12-8-2 IMECE2019-11734 172Islam Rabiul 6-11-3 IMECE2019-10998 71Islam Zahabul 10-1-1 IMECE2019-11509 119Islam Zahabul 11-18-2 IMECE2019-11378 138Islam Zahabul 12-7-2 IMECE2019-11491 173Islam Zahabul 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13466 197Ismail Hesham 5-2-3 IMECE2019-12080 59Ismail Mourad Abdel Hamid 6-7-3 IMECE2019-10326 70Itami Taku 4-6-1 IMECE2019-10382 36Itani Omar 14-3-1 IMECE2019-10262 182Itoh Akira 10-5-1 IMECE2019-13320 127Iversen Sondre 7-5-1 IMECE2019-10282 81Iverson Brian D. 6-10-3 IMECE2019-13550 74Iverson Brian D. 8-6-3 IMECE2019-13730 90Iverson Brian D. 9-7-1 IMECE2019-13845 99Iverson Brian D. 9-14-1 IMECE2019-13745 102Iverson Brian D. 9-14-1 IMECE2019-13778 102Iverson Brian D. 12-5-1 IMECE2019-13188 171Iwenofu Sunday Ifeanyichukwu 6-1-1 IMECE2019-10072 61Iwuoha A.U. 6-1-1 IMECE2019-10072 61J Joel 10-26-1 IMECE2019-10162 114J Vijay Amirtha Rayan 11-17-1 IMECE2019-10004 135J Vijayamirtha Rayan 10-17-1 IMECE2019-11290 120Jabbour Michel 11-1-6 IMECE2019-12557 154Jabbour Michel 11-37-2 IMECE2019-12681 156Jabbour Michel 11-37-2 IMECE2019-13826 156Jacazio Giovanni 3-4-1 IMECE2019-10713 29Jacazio Giovanni 5-9-2 IMECE2019-10709 50Jackowitz Noah 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13964 189Jacobi Anthony 9-36-2 IMECE2019-13030 99Jacobs Georg 8-3-1 IMECE2019-10351 89Jadhav Vishwas 10-23-1 IMECE2019-11441 125Jadhav Vishwas 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13423 214Jafari S.M. 17-2-1 IMECE2019-13251 205Jafari Nodoushan Emad 12-8-1 IMECE2019-12990 170Jafarzadeh Siavash 11-38-2 IMECE2019-13883 148Jafek Alex 12-8-1 IMECE2019-13401 170Jafek Alex 12-8-1 IMECE2019-13884 170Jahan Muhammad 2-5-5 IMECE2019-10940 20Jahan Muhammad 2-5-5 IMECE2019-10944 20Jahan Muhammad 2-5-5 IMECE2019-10946 20Jain Aditya 5-4-5 IMECE2019-11113 60Jain Ankur 11-32-1 IMECE2019-13912 156Jain Manish 4-5-1 IMECE2019-13127 34Jain Manish 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13688 200Jain Manish 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13862 202Jaksic Nebojsa 10-10-5 IMECE2019-10083 119Jaksic Nebojsa 10-14-1 IMECE2019-10084 122Jakupca Ian 3-12-2 IMECE2019-11691 31Jaladi Divya 9-59-1 IMECE2019-12189 110Jalali Mohammad Hadi 5-10-1 IMECE2019-11504 52James Sagil 2-13-2 IMECE2019-12050 11James Sagil 10-27-2 IMECE2019-12045 128James Thomas P. 4-5-1 IMECE2019-10180 34Jankauski Mark 5-5-2 IMECE2019-13292 53Jardim-Goncalves Ricardo 2-8-3 IMECE2019-11362 20Jardim-Goncalves Ricardo 2-8-3 IMECE2019-11393 20Jardim-Goncalves Ricardo 2-8-3 IMECE2019-11415 21Jardim-Goncalves Ricardo 2-8-4 IMECE2019-10985 22Jardim-Goncalves Ricardo 2-8-4 IMECE2019-11711 22Jariwala Vishal 8-9-2 IMECE2019-11265 83Jarzembski Amun 9-20-1 IMECE2019-13468 94Jarzembski Amun 9-15-1 IMECE2019-10175 108Jarzembski Amun 9-30-2 IMECE2019-13470 109

Author Index

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Jasim Firas H. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13790 201Jasim Muhammad 9-16-1 IMECE2019-12083 111Jasiuk Iwona 11-26-1 IMECE2019-13890 158Jasko Attila 3-4-1 IMECE2019-10577 29Jativa Cervantes Hugo 6-10-4 IMECE2019-10643 75Jawad Badih 8-9-1 IMECE2019-11433 83Jawad Badih 8-4-1 IMECE2019-10669 89Jayaganthan R.S. 3-4-2 IMECE2019-10931 30Jayaraman Ambalavanan 8-4-3 IMECE2019-11449 91Jaypuria Sanjib 2-12-1 IMECE2019-12238 10Jazaei Robabeh 11-25-1 IMECE2019-13889 142Jazaei Robabeh 11-26-3 IMECE2019-12039 165Jazaei Robabeh 17-15-1 IMECE2019-11971 211Jebieshia T.R. 11-43-1 IMECE2019-11123 139Jen Tien-Chien 2-9-3 IMECE2019-10578 12Jen Tien-Chien 2-4-2 IMECE2019-10693 15Jen Tien-Chien 2-14-1 IMECE2019-10692 21Jen Tien-Chien 6-11-3 IMECE2019-10580 71Jen Tien-Chien 10-30-1 IMECE2019-11152 117Jenkins Timothy 12-8-1 IMECE2019-13884 170Jennings Jeffrey 10-26-1 IMECE2019-10051 114Jensen Colby 9-15-1 IMECE2019-12258 108Jensen Devon 6-4-5 IMECE2019-10671 71Jensen Devon 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12663 191Jensen Henrik M. 11-37-2 IMECE2019-12801 156Jenson Sean 11-35-1 IMECE2019-10752 158Jenson Sean 11-35-1 IMECE2019-10753 159Jeon Seung-Yeol 11-1-4 IMECE2019-13397 152Jeon Yootaek 5-13-1 IMECE2019-13333 59Jeong Chanseok 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13850 202Jeong Jihoon 17-9-1 IMECE2019-12224 209Jeong Kwangkook 6-11-3 IMECE2019-10998 71Jeong Yunjo 2-4-1 IMECE2019-11868 14Jeong Yunjo 2-4-2 IMECE2019-11327 15Jeong Yunjo 17-2-1 IMECE2019-11360 205Jerkovic Boris 5-4-4 IMECE2019-10299 59Jha Bablu Kumar 10-10-1 IMECE2019-12569 113Jha Mahanand 2-12-1 IMECE2019-12238 10Jha Swarn 10-10-3 IMECE2019-10433 116Ji Siqi 4-3-2 IMECE2019-12514 35Ji Zhiming 4-3-2 IMECE2019-11088 35Jia Kang 2-14-1 IMECE2019-10383 21Jia Kang 2-3-2 IMECE2019-11791 25Jia Qianru 17-9-1 IMECE2019-12954 209Jia Xiao 2-12-1 IMECE2019-11970 10Jia Xiao 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13159 195Jia Xiu 10-2-2 IMECE2019-12890 128Jia Xiu 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13862 202Jia Zheng 12-6-1 IMECE2019-12058 171Jia Zhenyuan 2-5-3 IMECE2019-10801 17Jia Zhenyuan 2-5-3 IMECE2019-10802 17Jianfeng Yu 2-13-2 IMECE2019-11160 11Jianfeng Yu 14-1-1 IMECE2019-11144 183Jiang Di 6-14-1 IMECE2019-10372 75Jiang Di 6-14-2 IMECE2019-10489 76Jiang Li 12-6-1 IMECE2019-12529 171Jiang Menghan 2-3-1 IMECE2019-10993 24Jiang Ruisong 2-12-1 IMECE2019-11002 10Jiang Ruisong 2-7-3 IMECE2019-11034 24Jiang Ruisong 10-24-1 IMECE2019-10901 123Jiang Rui-song 2-5-4 IMECE2019-11036 19Jiang Rui-song 10-26-2 IMECE2019-10837 115Jiang Taizhi 11-23-2 IMECE2019-13268 153Jiang Taizhi 11-26-2 IMECE2019-13138 162Jiang Xiaoning 4-4-2 IMECE2019-12208 35Jiang Yijie 11-3-2 IMECE2019-12993 165Jiao Weijian 1-1-2 IMECE2019-12949 2Jiao Weijian 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12947 193Jin Cheng-cheng 2-12-1 IMECE2019-11002 10Jin Congran 11-37-4 IMECE2019-13848 163Jin Feng 1-1-5 IMECE2019-13364 3Jin Helena (Huiqing) 11-18-2 IMECE2019-13673 138Jin Helena (Huiqing) 11-7-5 IMECE2019-12992 147Jin Helena (Huiqing) 11-7-6 IMECE2019-12856 149

Jin Helena (Huiqing) 11-35-1 IMECE2019-13658 159Jin Lihua 10-4-3 IMECE2019-13147 116Jin Siyuan 2-10-2 IMECE2019-10566 10Jin Sun 2-9-1 IMECE2019-10832 7Jin Sun 2-10-2 IMECE2019-10871 10Jin Sun 2-3-1 IMECE2019-10822 24Jin Xin 4-2-5 IMECE2019-10918 43Jin Zhiyi 2-6-1 IMECE2019-11104 9Jindal Manu 6-16-2 IMECE2019-11122 69Jing Wuming 12-3-1 IMECE2019-10629 169Jing Yang 4-13-3 IMECE2019-10887 46Jing Yun 1-1-3 IMECE2019-13051 2Joachim Jeanne 5-3-1 IMECE2019-10300 49Jog Milind A. 8-7-1 IMECE2019-10670 84Jog Milind A. 9-32-1 IMECE2019-13717 93Jog Milind A. 9-32-1 IMECE2019-13754 93Johnny Blevins 7-10-1 IMECE2019-11751 77Johnson Christopher 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13230 196Johnson Damion 6-16-2 IMECE2019-10917 69Johnson Haden 4-2-2 IMECE2019-13209 39Johnson Kyle 11-7-1 IMECE2019-13771 133johnson Makenzie 7-10-1 IMECE2019-11751 77Johnson Randall 6-4-4 IMECE2019-10804 69Johnson Randall 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13849 188Johnson Scooter 2-9-2 IMECE2019-10930 9Johnson Shane 4-5-1 IMECE2019-13127 34Johnson Shane 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13688 200Johnston Kirk 17-6-1 IMECE2019-13834 208Johnston Stephen 9-53-1 IMECE2019-10679 112Jones Amanda 11-7-6 IMECE2019-12910 149Jones Byron 3-14-1 IMECE2019-11377 32Jones Casey 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12678 213Jones Ian S. 1-1-1 IMECE2019-12500 1Jones Logan 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13596 199Jones Matthew 9-6-1 IMECE2019-13654 98Jones Matthew 9-7-1 IMECE2019-13845 99Jones Matthew 9-14-1 IMECE2019-13640 102Jones Matthew 9-14-1 IMECE2019-13745 102Jones Matthew 9-14-1 IMECE2019-13778 102Jonson Michael 1-2-1 IMECE2019-11381 1Joo Sung-hwan 7-12-1 IMECE2019-13403 79Jordan Nathan J. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13429 197Joseph Paul 11-12-3 IMECE2019-13846 164Joshi Mihir 2-8-3 IMECE2019-11266 20Joshi Sanjay 2-8-1 IMECE2019-13245 17Joshi Sanjay 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13246 196Joshi Shailendra 11-11-1 IMECE2019-12565 134Joshi Shailendra 11-8-3 IMECE2019-12566 140Joshi Yogendra 10-17-2 IMECE2019-12271 123Josyula Tejaswi 9-18-2 IMECE2019-11256 108Ju Jaehyung 10-4-1 IMECE2019-13249 113Ju Jaehyung 10-4-2 IMECE2019-13069 114Ju Jaehyung 10-4-4 IMECE2019-12798 118Juarez Ezequiel 11-42-1 IMECE2019-11187 136Juchler Norman 4-4-1 IMECE2019-11125 33Jung de Andrade Monica 11-7-3 IMECE2019-12544 140K Arul 2-5-2 IMECE2019-10056 16K Kamesh 10-17-1 IMECE2019-11290 120K Kamesh 11-17-1 IMECE2019-10004 135K B Devika 5-8-3 IMECE2019-12082 51K G Dwaraknath 8-6-2 IMECE2019-11270 89K. Oudah Saad 9-36-1 IMECE2019-11847 96Kabbani Hussameddine 1-2-1 IMECE2019-10096 1Kabir M.M. 9-36-1 IMECE2019-10697 95Kacher Henry 3-12-2 IMECE2019-11691 31Kaczka David 4-1-1 IMECE2019-12478 33Kadambi Jaikrishnan 8-11-1 IMECE2019-11995 86Kadau Kai 11-38-3 IMECE2019-12767 150Kadowaki Hiroko 4-3-1 IMECE2019-10548 33Kadowaki Hiroko 4-3-1 IMECE2019-11837 33Kaishian Emma 4-11-2 IMECE2019-12024 44Kajiwara Kotaro 10-5-1 IMECE2019-13320 127Kakalios James 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12837 213Kakanuru Padmalatha 2-2-4 IMECE2019-11627 18

Author Index

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Kakikoshi Takanobu 17-10-1 IMECE2019-12675 210Kalaitzidou Kyriaki 10-10-5 IMECE2019-12773 120Kalantar Negar 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13189 195Kalay Onur Can 2-8-1 IMECE2019-11554 17Kalay Onur Can 4-10-2 IMECE2019-11530 41Kalay Onur Can 11-12-4 IMECE2019-11510 166Kalista Robert 6-5-1 IMECE2019-10267 62kalluri Anil 10-26-5 IMECE2019-12102 120Kalnaus Sergiy 6-11-2 IMECE2019-12469 70Kamat Shardul 10-27-2 IMECE2019-12689 128Kamel Hisham 4-13-3 IMECE2019-10616 46Kamel Hisham 13-10-1 IMECE2019-10227 177Kamel Hisham 13-10-1 IMECE2019-10598 177Kamerman David 11-7-5 IMECE2019-13469 147Kampouris Myrto 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13943 190Kamrani Mehdi 10-27-1 IMECE2019-12737 126Kamrani Mehdi 11-7-7 IMECE2019-12736 152Kan Fan 2-8-1 IMECE2019-10541 17Kanamori Kohei 10-10-4 IMECE2019-11081 118Kanamori Kohei 10-24-2 IMECE2019-11145 125Kanani Yousef 9-46-1 IMECE2019-13500 103Kaneko Mitsugu 5-2-2 IMECE2019-11055 58Kaneko Yoshiyuki 2-5-2 IMECE2019-11100 16Kaner Richard 9-5-1 IMECE2019-13086 111Kang Joonsang 9-25-1 IMECE2019-13535 98Kang Joonsang 9-24-1 IMECE2019-13548 107Kang Kyungnam 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12632 191Kang Kyungnam 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13604 199Kang Soyoung 7-1-1 IMECE2019-12649 77Kang Soyoung 17-4-3 IMECE2019-12974 206Kang Soyoung 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13107 206Kang Soyoung 17-4-3 IMECE2019-13359 207Kang Soyoung 17-4-3 IMECE2019-13595 207Kang Sung Hoon 2-2-5 IMECE2019-13113 20Kang Sung Hoon 10-12-1 IMECE2019-12639 128Kang Sung Hoon 11-1-4 IMECE2019-13397 152Kang Sung Hoon 11-32-1 IMECE2019-13123 155Kang Sung Hoon 11-3-2 IMECE2019-13394 166Kang Sung Hoon 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13118 194Kang Wonmo 11-1-6 IMECE2019-13918 154Kang Yijie 12-3-1 IMECE2019-11921 170Kang YounKil 11-22-2 IMECE2019-11110 145Kanj Ali 5-15-1 IMECE2019-10668 48Kannan Sathish 2-5-2 IMECE2019-10952 16Kannan Sathish 2-5-3 IMECE2019-10973 17Kannan Sathish 2-5-4 IMECE2019-10961 19Kao Victor 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13988 189Kar Bandana 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13611 200Kar Koushik 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13033 194Karakouzian Moses 11-26-3 IMECE2019-12039 165Karaman Ibrahim 2-12-2 IMECE2019-12784 13Karaman Ibrahim 10-19-1 IMECE2019-13155 127Karaman Ibrahim 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12674 191Karami Ghodrat 4-5-2 IMECE2019-10742 35Karami Ghodrat 4-5-2 IMECE2019-10743 36Karami Ghodrat 4-5-2 IMECE2019-11549 36Karami Ghodrat 11-1-3 IMECE2019-11829 149Karami M. Amin 1-1-5 IMECE2019-13716 3Karami M. Amin 4-3-1 IMECE2019-13712 33Karami M. Amin 5-4-4 IMECE2019-13830 59Karami M. Amin 11-42-1 IMECE2019-13721 136Karami M. Amin 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13552 199Karami M. Amin 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13687 200Karami M. Amin 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13694 200Karami M. Amin 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13728 201Karami M. Amin 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13734 201Karami M. Amin 17-4-3 IMECE2019-13735 207Karami Mohammadi Neda 1-1-5 IMECE2019-13647 3Karava Panagiota 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13619 200Karazis Kostas 5-5-1 IMECE2019-10663 47Kardomateas George 3-6-2 IMECE2019-13681 28Kardomateas George 3-6-2 IMECE2019-13684 28Kardomateas George 3-6-2 IMECE2019-13704 28Karim Anwarul 9-18-1 IMECE2019-11015 106

Karim Mohammad Rezaul 11-38-3 IMECE2019-12767 150Karimi Amir 7-3-1 IMECE2019-10812 79Karimi Amir 7-3-1 IMECE2019-13877 79Karng Sarng Woo 6-9-1 IMECE2019-13054 72Karpat Esin 11-12-4 IMECE2019-11510 166Karpat Fatih 2-8-1 IMECE2019-11554 17Karpat Fatih 4-10-2 IMECE2019-11530 41Karpat Fatih 11-12-4 IMECE2019-11510 166Karpat Fatih 13-9-1 IMECE2019-11478 179Karpov Eduard 10-4-2 IMECE2019-13235 114Karpov Eduard 17-10-1 IMECE2019-13237 210Karpov Eduard 17-10-1 IMECE2019-13238 210Karrech Ali 11-7-5 IMECE2019-10035 147Karriem Zain 9-15-1 IMECE2019-12258 108Kasa Temesgen Takele 11-1-7 IMECE2019-12397 157Kashani Reza 1-10-1 IMECE2019-10153 3Kataoka Shunji 8-9-3 IMECE2019-10200 84Katbeh Tala 7-9-1 IMECE2019-10352 81Katbeh Tala 7-9-1 IMECE2019-10360 81Katiyar Tarun 11-47-3 IMECE2019-12775 151Katko Benjamin J. 3-10-1 IMECE2019-13483 31Katkov Igor 2-11-1 IMECE2019-10388 8Katkov Igor 4-10-5 IMECE2019-10447 45Kato Mitsuaki 12-7-2 IMECE2019-10558 173Kato Yuya 4-10-2 IMECE2019-10530 41Kaufmann Joshua 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12948 193Kaul Sanjay 11-12-1 IMECE2019-10559 158Kaul Sudhir 5-2-1 IMECE2019-10021 56Kaur Sumanjeet 9-15-1 IMECE2019-10977 108Kauser Katalin 4-5-1 IMECE2019-11661 34Kaushik Adithya 2-8-2 IMECE2019-11785 19Kaushik Adithya 5-4-3 IMECE2019-11762 58Kauwe Kaai 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13170 195Kawabata Hironori 11-1-8 IMECE2019-12917 160Kawada Hiroyuki 10-5-1 IMECE2019-13320 127Kawada Hiroyuki 17-10-1 IMECE2019-13319 210Kay Ian 6-1-1 IMECE2019-11949 61Kaya Mine 6-10-1 IMECE2019-13273 72Kaya Necmettin 14-3-2 IMECE2019-10965 184Kaya Necmettin 14-3-2 IMECE2019-12299 184Kaye Sophie 1-1-6 IMECE2019-11338 4Kayki M. Ömer 2-5-2 IMECE2019-11439 16Kayki M. Ömer 10-17-2 IMECE2019-11998 122Kayran Altan 3-6-1 IMECE2019-11153 27Kayran Altan 3-13-1 IMECE2019-11483 30Kazemi Hesaneh 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13803 202Kazemi-Lari Mohammad A. 11-5-3 IMECE2019-13519 160Kazemzadeh Mohammadrahim 12-6-1 IMECE2019-12531 172Kazinakis Karlos 11-37-3 IMECE2019-12636 159Ke Changhong 11-26-1 IMECE2019-13547 158Ke Changhong 11-26-2 IMECE2019-12277 162Ke Changhong 11-26-3 IMECE2019-12278 164Ke Changhong 11-26-3 IMECE2019-12318 164Ke Renjie 8-11-1 IMECE2019-11995 86Kear Bernard 11-25-1 IMECE2019-13900 142Kebschull Scott 13-9-1 IMECE2019-12178 179Kecskes Laszlo 10-26-4 IMECE2019-11612 119Keegan Jon 10-29-2 IMECE2019-11895 131Kefal Adnan 1-12-2 IMECE2019-13177 6Kefal Adnan 3-12-1 IMECE2019-13171 29Kefal Adnan 3-15-1 IMECE2019-13175 30Kejela Ephrem 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13878 204Keles Ozgur 2-2-6 IMECE2019-11698 21Kelkar Ajit 10-23-1 IMECE2019-11441 125Kelkar Ajit 10-23-1 IMECE2019-11639 125Kelkar Ajit 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12897 213Kelkar Ajit 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13423 214Kelsall Colin 6-7-1 IMECE2019-12667 66Kelsall Colin 9-2-1 IMECE2019-12772 104Kempers Roger 9-9-1 IMECE2019-11777 101Kempf Nick 16-1-1 IMECE2019-11980 191Kennedy Eugenia 13-8-1 IMECE2019-11432 178Kennedy Eugenia 13-8-1 IMECE2019-11451 178Kennedy Scott 5-10-1 IMECE2019-11506 52

Author Index

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Keppanan Malarmohan 5-2-4 IMECE2019-12198 60Kermani E. 17-10-1 IMECE2019-13185 210Kermani Golriz 10-15-1 IMECE2019-13692 129Kerrigan Jason 7-1-2 IMECE2019-12965 78Kesari Haneesh 11-37-4 IMECE2019-12909 162Keste A.A. 9-36-2 IMECE2019-10203 99Keyvan Golshid 10-26-6 IMECE2019-13569 121Khabaz Fardin 11-23-2 IMECE2019-13268 153Khajehtourian Romik 1-1-2 IMECE2019-13300 1Khajehtourian Romik 1-1-4 IMECE2019-12106 3Khajehtourian Romik 10-4-5 IMECE2019-12884 119Khajehvand Milad 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13610 199Khalil Mohamad 9-36-1 IMECE2019-11523 96Khalili-Araghi Fatemeh 9-25-1 IMECE2019-11692 98Khalilollahi Amir 9-2-1 IMECE2019-10161 104Khan Adnan 2-5-4 IMECE2019-10961 19Khan Fazeel 5-2-4 IMECE2019-12214 60Khan Jamil 9-43-2 IMECE2019-11065 95Khan Jamil 9-36-1 IMECE2019-11847 96Khan Jamil 9-29-1 IMECE2019-11794 104Khan Jamil 9-51-1 IMECE2019-11624 110Khan Jamil 9-16-1 IMECE2019-11781 111Khan Kamran 9-36-1 IMECE2019-11523 96Khan Kamran 9-64-1 IMECE2019-11498 97Khan M. Nazmuzzaman 5-2-2 IMECE2019-11077 58Khan M.H. 3-10-1 IMECE2019-12750 31Khan Md. I. 4-2-3 IMECE2019-13906 40Khan Mohammad 6-5-2 IMECE2019-10949 63Khan Mohid 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13432 197Khan Sanan H. 2-9-1 IMECE2019-10440 7Khan Shaheryar Atta 17-2-1 IMECE2019-12851 205Khanal Damodar 11-10-2 IMECE2019-11740 138Khandagale Pratik 11-1-4 IMECE2019-13875 152Khandaker Morshed 4-10-2 IMECE2019-11530 41Khandaker Morshed 8-6-1 IMECE2019-11979 88Khanna Kshitiz 2-2-1 IMECE2019-10745 14Khayyati Ahmad 13-1-1 IMECE2019-10342 176Khiu Axconny 1-6-2 IMECE2019-12470 5Khodayari Bavil Ali 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13720 191Khurana Jivtesh 10-9-2 IMECE2019-13385 124Kielb Robert 5-5-2 IMECE2019-13265 53Kiknadze Gennadiy 4-9-1 IMECE2019-11298 42Kikuchi Ryo 11-7-1 IMECE2019-11210 133Kim Ara 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13105 194Kim Bongjoong 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12847 193Kim Byumsu 11-37-4 IMECE2019-13649 163Kim Byungki 17-11-1 IMECE2019-10757 210Kim Changgi 17-6-1 IMECE2019-13388 208Kim Chang-jin 12-2-2 IMECE2019-14009 169Kim Dongsu 6-9-3 IMECE2019-13783 74Kim H.D. 11-43-1 IMECE2019-11123 139Kim Howuk 4-4-2 IMECE2019-12208 35Kim Huijeong 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13619 200Kim Hyundeok 5-13-1 IMECE2019-13333 59Kim Jiho 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13230 196Kim Jong-Hoon 9-18-1 IMECE2019-11015 106Kim Jong-Hoon 12-8-1 IMECE2019-11708 170Kim JongHyun (Joe) 2-4-2 IMECE2019-13114 16Kim JongHyun (Joe) 12-4-1 IMECE2019-13115 172Kim JongHyun (Joe) 12-7-2 IMECE2019-13353 173Kim JongHyun (Joe) 17-2-1 IMECE2019-13119 205Kim Jungkyu 8-6-3 IMECE2019-13393 91Kim Jungkyu 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13720 191Kim Ki-Joong 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12771 192Kim Kwanghwa 5-13-1 IMECE2019-13333 59Kim Kyunghoon 9-25-2 IMECE2019-13011 100Kim Kyunghoon 9-25-2 IMECE2019-13012 100Kim Kyunghoon 9-24-1 IMECE2019-13013 107Kim Kyunghoon 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12581 212Kim Kyung-Suk 11-47-2 IMECE2019-13559 148Kim Kyung-Suk 11-2-2 IMECE2019-13536 160Kim Moon Ki 17-11-2 IMECE2019-13167 211Kim Namwon 12-3-1 IMECE2019-12791 170Kim Namwon 12-8-1 IMECE2019-12990 170

Kim Salla 3-3-1 IMECE2019-11968 32Kim Sangyeop 17-11-2 IMECE2019-13167 211Kim Seokjoon 5-2-2 IMECE2019-10997 58Kim Seung 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13720 191Kim Sunphil 12-7-1 IMECE2019-11867 169King Alexander 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13429 197King Rylan 11-5-1 IMECE2019-11244 155King William 9-36-2 IMECE2019-13030 99Kingsley Bryce 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13083 194Kingstedt Owen 11-18-1 IMECE2019-12906 135Kingstedt Owen 11-18-1 IMECE2019-13442 135Kingstedt Owen 11-18-3 IMECE2019-13328 141Kingstedt Owen 11-14-3 IMECE2019-12819 149Kingstedt Owen 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13326 188Kingstedt Owen 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13962 189Kingstedt Owen 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13631 204Kingstedt Owen 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13329 211Kinnison Rachel 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13967 189Kiran Sagar Chithajalu 3-13-1 IMECE2019-10958 30Kirane Kedar 11-46-2 IMECE2019-12810 143Kirane Kedar 11-7-5 IMECE2019-12669 147Kirchain Randolph 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13295 203Kiriakos Joseph 17-6-1 IMECE2019-13834 208Kirk Tanner 10-19-1 IMECE2019-13155 127Kishimoto Takuya 4-3-1 IMECE2019-11837 33Kitamura Ko 4-10-3 IMECE2019-10866 42Kitowski Zach 1-2-1 IMECE2019-11024 1Kivisalu Michael 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13471 198Kizaki Takeshi 10-5-1 IMECE2019-13320 127Klasuner Adam 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13775 206Klatt Dieter 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13710 200Klein John T. 10-4-2 IMECE2019-13235 114Klein John T. 17-10-1 IMECE2019-13237 210Klimes Lubomir 17-6-1 IMECE2019-10438 207Klimes Lubomir 17-9-1 IMECE2019-10381 208Knikker Ronnie 8-2-1 IMECE2019-11675 86Ko Han Seo 6-9-1 IMECE2019-13054 72Ko Youngmok 6-4-1 IMECE2019-11514 64Kobayashi Satoshi 2-6-1 IMECE2019-10524 9Kochaver Lauren M. 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13631 204Kochmann Dennis M. 1-1-4 IMECE2019-12106 3Kochmann Dennis M. 10-4-5 IMECE2019-12884 119Kodama Hiroyuki 2-14-1 IMECE2019-12509 21Koester Jacob 11-28-1 IMECE2019-13703 135Koguchi Hideo 11-26-2 IMECE2019-12315 162Koh Heeyuen 9-29-1 IMECE2019-10276 103Koh Yee Rui 9-25-2 IMECE2019-12964 100Kohl James 11-17-1 IMECE2019-13029 135Koledov V.V. 10-26-4 IMECE2019-11532 118Kolluri Aruna Prabha 17-2-1 IMECE2019-10416 205Kolluri Aruna Prabha 17-2-1 IMECE2019-10417 205Kolluri Aruna Prabha 17-10-1 IMECE2019-10423 210Kolluri Aruna Prabha 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12878 211Komatsuzaki Toshihiko 1-2-2 IMECE2019-10776 4Konakci Süleyman 14-3-2 IMECE2019-10965 184Konduri Teja 3-6-2 IMECE2019-13678 27Kong Benjamin 17-6-1 IMECE2019-13834 208Kong Wilson 9-51-2 IMECE2019-12526 111Konica Shabnam 11-39-1 IMECE2019-13215 136Konlan John 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13499 198Koo Kanghyeon 11-1-10 IMECE2019-13269 165Koohbor Behrad 2-9-3 IMECE2019-13415 12Kooistra-Manning Emily A. 2-4-2 IMECE2019-11456 16Kopmaz Osman 11-12-4 IMECE2019-11510 166Koppisetty D.V. Suresh 2-7-1 IMECE2019-10600 23Koppisetty D.V. Suresh 2-7-4 IMECE2019-10602 25Koppisetty D.V. Suresh 13-10-1 IMECE2019-10680 177Koppisetty D.V. Suresh 13-10-2 IMECE2019-13685 177Koretsky Milo 7-1-2 IMECE2019-13584 78Korgel Brian 11-23-2 IMECE2019-13268 153Korgel Brian 11-26-2 IMECE2019-13138 162Korgel Brian 11-26-2 IMECE2019-13141 162Korivi Naga S. 12-6-1 IMECE2019-12529 171Kornguth Steven 4-2-4 IMECE2019-12650 42

Author Index

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Koronaki Irene 6-2-1 IMECE2019-10725 64Koronaki Irene 6-2-2 IMECE2019-10736 65Koronaki Irene 6-2-3 IMECE2019-10738 67Korpas Lucia M. 10-4-5 IMECE2019-13764 119Korsen Ryan 14-1-4 IMECE2019-10674 185Korsvik Håkon Bakke 6-4-5 IMECE2019-10266 70Kosaraju Satyanarayana 10-26-5 IMECE2019-12102 120Kotagama Praveen 9-36-2 IMECE2019-12527 99Kotagama Praveen 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12654 191Kothari Anmol 11-12-3 IMECE2019-13846 164Kothari Mrityunjay 11-2-2 IMECE2019-13536 160Kotikalapudi Sai Tharun 10-10-3 IMECE2019-12259 116Kotikalapudi Sai Tharun 10-9-3 IMECE2019-13005 127Kotkunde Nitin 2-7-4 IMECE2019-11126 25Kotobuki Fumika 1-12-2 IMECE2019-13691 6Koumlis Stylianos 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13093 194Kouraytem Nadia 11-14-3 IMECE2019-12819 149Kowalski Gregory 6-2-3 IMECE2019-10739 66Koya Olufemi 11-14-2 IMECE2019-10978 147Koz Mustafa 9-32-1 IMECE2019-11374 93Kozaki Shingo 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13377 212Kozubik Lukas 17-9-1 IMECE2019-10381 208Kraft Kaleigh 7-4-1 IMECE2019-10467 80Kraft Reuben 4-2-1 IMECE2019-13531 36Kraft Reuben 4-2-5 IMECE2019-13428 43Kramer Sharlotte L. 11-7-6 IMECE2019-12856 149Kramer Sharlotte L. 11-7-6 IMECE2019-12910 149Kratschun Filipp 8-3-2 IMECE2019-11343 90Krause Dieter 14-4-1 IMECE2019-10497 181Kremer Gul 7-5-1 IMECE2019-10747 81Kresh J. Yasha 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13501 198Kretzschmar Niklas 14-4-1 IMECE2019-11480 181Krick Brandon A. 4-5-1 IMECE2019-13127 34Krick Brandon A. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13688 200Krick Brandon A. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13862 202Krieger Yannick 2-2-6 IMECE2019-10022 21Krippene Brett C. 6-5-1 IMECE2019-13039 62Krishna Ankur 2-3-2 IMECE2019-10571 25Krishna S. 2-7-4 IMECE2019-10715 25Krishna S. 5-4-4 IMECE2019-10424 59Krishnamurthy Adarsh 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13522 198Krishnan A.S. 6-7-3 IMECE2019-10951 70Krishnan Atindra 17-9-1 IMECE2019-13931 209Krolick William 3-13-1 IMECE2019-11333 29Krovvidi Sai 3-4-2 IMECE2019-11544 30Krstic Miroslav 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13567 199Krueger Paul 4-6-2 IMECE2019-11565 37Kruger Silvio 1-12-2 IMECE2019-13621 6Kruger Sunita 9-57-1 IMECE2019-11420 107Krupta Mike 12-6-1 IMECE2019-13047 172Krushynska Anastasiia 1-1-5 IMECE2019-13647 3Kruttschnitt Michael 4-4-1 IMECE2019-10347 33Kruzic Jamie J. 11-12-3 IMECE2019-12987 164Kruzic Jamie J. 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13631 204Krysko Robert M. 8-9-2 IMECE2019-10723 83Krysko Robert M. 8-9-3 IMECE2019-10727 84Ku Jentung 9-7-1 IMECE2019-12491 99Ku Zahyun 1-1-6 IMECE2019-10449 4Ku Zahyun 1-1-6 IMECE2019-11866 4Kuang Wenzheng 16-1-1 IMECE2019-11980 191Kuang Xiao 11-2-2 IMECE2019-13527 160Kuang Xiao 11-2-2 IMECE2019-13529 160Kubota Sho 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13380 212Kudo Takuya 12-1-1 IMECE2019-11076 171Kudo Takuya 12-4-1 IMECE2019-11107 172Kuhlenhoelter Jonathan D. 4-5-1 IMECE2019-11661 34Kularatne Dhanushka 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13432 197Kulbago Benjamin 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12728 192Kulhanek Chris 5-9-1 IMECE2019-10290 48Kulikowski John 5-15-1 IMECE2019-10668 48Kulkarni Shank S. 3-7-1 IMECE2019-10070 28Kulkarni Shank S. 11-25-1 IMECE2019-11843 142Kulkarni Shank S. 11-14-1 IMECE2019-10071 145Kulkarni Shank S. 11-38-1 IMECE2019-10136 146

Kulkarni Shank S. 11-38-3 IMECE2019-10069 150Kulkarni Shank S. 17-11-2 IMECE2019-12508 210Kulkarni Shubhamkar 2-7-2 IMECE2019-11231 23Kulke Vincent 5-3-1 IMECE2019-10576 49Kumar Abhishek 6-7-3 IMECE2019-11117 70Kumar Abhishek 6-11-2 IMECE2019-12469 70Kumar Aditya 11-1-6 IMECE2019-13582 154Kumar Ajeet 11-23-1 IMECE2019-12676 152Kumar Ajeet 11-5-1 IMECE2019-12844 155Kumar Aman 5-10-2 IMECE2019-12372 50Kumar Dhananjay 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13427 197Kumar Dhananjay 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13473 198Kumar Jatin 4-10-5 IMECE2019-10800 45Kumar Kuldeep 3-2-1 IMECE2019-11091 28Kumar Navin 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13628 204Kumar Nitin 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12752 192Kumar Raghav 3-2-1 IMECE2019-10938 28Kumar Raghav 15-1-1 IMECE2019-10935 187Kumar Santosh 8-6-3 IMECE2019-13285 90Kumar Sunil 3-2-1 IMECE2019-10938 28Kumar Sunil 15-1-1 IMECE2019-10935 187Kumar Sushrut 8-12-1 IMECE2019-10841 86Kumar Sushrut 8-4-2 IMECE2019-10846 90Kumar Sushrut 8-4-2 IMECE2019-11273 90Kumar Sushrut 8-4-2 IMECE2019-11319 90Kummareashvar P.J. 6-7-3 IMECE2019-10951 70Kumpaty Subha 7-4-1 IMECE2019-10467 80Kumpaty Subha 7-4-1 IMECE2019-11926 80Kumpaty Subha 7-9-1 IMECE2019-10465 81Kunene Thokozani 10-30-1 IMECE2019-11152 117Kunis Christian 1-6-2 IMECE2019-13266 5Kunkel Robert 4-6-2 IMECE2019-10514 37Kunnel Maria 8-6-1 IMECE2019-11979 88Kuntumalla Gowtham 2-8-1 IMECE2019-10621 17Kuntumalla Gowtham 9-36-1 IMECE2019-11421 96Kunz Robert 9-43-1 IMECE2019-11902 94Kuo Jim 6-10-4 IMECE2019-12075 75Kuo Jim Y. 6-10-2 IMECE2019-11859 73Kuramochi Shota 5-3-3 IMECE2019-12629 47Kuts Vladimir 2-13-1 IMECE2019-10583 8Kuwada Jason 6-9-3 IMECE2019-10522 74Kuwada Jason 6-9-3 IMECE2019-10523 74Kvalvik Morten 5-11-1 IMECE2019-10434 55Kwak Jan 10-12-1 IMECE2019-11042 129Kwarteng Vanessa 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13619 200Kwon Beomjin 9-36-2 IMECE2019-13030 99Kwon Patrick 2-5-2 IMECE2019-13390 16Kwon Patrick 2-5-6 IMECE2019-13150 22Kwon Suk Bum 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13538 198Kyriakides Stelios 11-37-3 IMECE2019-12636 159Kyriakides Stelios 11-37-4 IMECE2019-12672 162Kysar Jeffrey 11-47-3 IMECE2019-12803 151Kysar Jeffrey 11-26-1 IMECE2019-12305 158Ladani Leila 2-2-1 IMECE2019-10256 14Ladani Leila 2-2-3 IMECE2019-11863 16Ladani Leila 2-2-5 IMECE2019-12371 20Ladani Leila 4-4-1 IMECE2019-11765 33Ladani Leila 4-4-1 IMECE2019-11760 34Lagoudas Dimitris 1-1-5 IMECE2019-11302 4Lagoudas Dimitris 11-7-6 IMECE2019-13639 149Lai Heather 2-2-4 IMECE2019-10496 18Lai Heather 7-1-1 IMECE2019-10494 77Lai Heather 17-1-1 IMECE2019-12269 205Lai Ming-Chia 6-11-1 IMECE2019-10369 68Lakshmanan Aaditya 10-2-1 IMECE2019-12699 126Lalitha Sridhar Raghuveer 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13592 206Lalitha Sridhar Shankar 11-39-3 IMECE2019-13279 142Lalitha Sridhar Shankar 11-1-10 IMECE2019-13269 165Lamberson Leslie 11-18-2 IMECE2019-13622 138Lamberson Leslie 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13093 194Lanba Asheesh 4-4-2 IMECE2019-12282 35Lande Micah 14-1-4 IMECE2019-11671 185Landis Chad 11-1-1 IMECE2019-13284 144Landis Chad 11-1-2 IMECE2019-13278 146

Author Index

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Landis Chad 11-37-3 IMECE2019-13452 159Landis Chad 11-34-1 IMECE2019-13450 167Landry Christopher 8-6-1 IMECE2019-10209 88Lane Ryan 2-9-3 IMECE2019-13613 12Lane Ryan 10-2-2 IMECE2019-13683 128Lang Allen 7-1-2 IMECE2019-12965 78Lang Ji 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13156 195Lang Ji 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13154 214Langer Joshua 9-36-2 IMECE2019-10617 99Languri Ethan 6-7-3 IMECE2019-12185 70Languri Ethan 9-59-1 IMECE2019-12189 110Lankarani Hamid 2-7-1 IMECE2019-10600 23Lankarani Hamid 2-7-4 IMECE2019-10602 25Lankarani Hamid 13-10-1 IMECE2019-10680 177Lankarani Hamid 13-10-2 IMECE2019-13685 177Lapinska Kaja 17-9-1 IMECE2019-12959 209Lara Paul 11-8-1 IMECE2019-10337 133Lara-Velazquez Carlos 4-8-1 IMECE2019-11085 37Larkey Andrew 3-3-1 IMECE2019-12881 32Larosiliere Louis 8-9-2 IMECE2019-11265 83Larson Ryan 4-10-5 IMECE2019-13757 45Larson Ryan 4-10-5 IMECE2019-13812 45Larson Ryan 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13926 187Larson Ryan 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13928 187Lash Zachary 10-26-1 IMECE2019-10303 114Lattanzio Frank A. 4-6-1 IMECE2019-11416 36Latulippe Andrew 9-7-1 IMECE2019-11620 99Lau Jonathan 9-5-1 IMECE2019-13086 111Lau Jonathan 9-5-1 IMECE2019-13919 111Laubscher Curt A. 5-4-1 IMECE2019-10503 54Laudani Rossella 10-17-1 IMECE2019-10538 120Laurito Mark 14-3-2 IMECE2019-11563 184Lavadiya Dayakar Naik 11-18-3 IMECE2019-13283 141Law Deify 9-43-2 IMECE2019-13362 95Lawlor Barry 3-10-1 IMECE2019-13483 31Lawrimore William 11-7-7 IMECE2019-13024 152Lawson Zachary 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13731 206Lazoglu Ismail 17-2-1 IMECE2019-12851 205Le Xiaobin 13-1-1 IMECE2019-10224 175Leamy Michael 1-1-2 IMECE2019-13564 2Leamy Michael 1-1-2 IMECE2019-13605 2Leanna Andrew J. 6-12-2 IMECE2019-12757 74Lebensohn Ricardo A. 11-39-1 IMECE2019-13026 136LeBoeuf Catherine 14-3-2 IMECE2019-11563 184Leborte Cameryn C. 10-26-5 IMECE2019-12096 120Lee Andrew 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12584 212Lee Anthony P. 4-7-1 IMECE2019-10984 34Lee Chang-Chun 12-7-2 IMECE2019-10450 173Lee Chi Hwan 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12847 193Lee Chung-Hao 4-6-2 IMECE2019-10514 37Lee D. 6-10-2 IMECE2019-11859 73Lee D. 17-5-1 IMECE2019-13825 207Lee David 1-6-2 IMECE2019-13266 5Lee Dongchan 10-14-1 IMECE2019-11340 122Lee Dongchan 10-9-2 IMECE2019-11361 124Lee Ernest T. 9-14-1 IMECE2019-13745 102Lee Ernest T. 9-14-1 IMECE2019-13778 102Lee Eungkyu 9-29-2 IMECE2019-13650 105Lee Eungkyu 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13664 214Lee Heon Joo 11-22-2 IMECE2019-11110 145Lee Ho-Hoon 5-4-1 IMECE2019-10989 54Lee Howon 10-4-4 IMECE2019-13449 118Lee Howon 11-1-6 IMECE2019-12187 154Lee Howon 11-5-4 IMECE2019-13368 164Lee Howon 11-3-2 IMECE2019-13435 166Lee Jaeheon 5-2-2 IMECE2019-10997 58Lee Jae-Hwang 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13105 194Lee James 11-7-2 IMECE2019-12950 137Lee Jeonghyun 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13234 196Lee Jeonghyun 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13556 199Lee Jeongkyu 5-4-4 IMECE2019-10193 59Lee Jeongwoo 17-6-1 IMECE2019-13388 208Lee Joosik 11-22-2 IMECE2019-11110 145Lee Juho 11-22-2 IMECE2019-11110 145

Lee Kun-Lin 12-5-1 IMECE2019-11618 171Lee Kyung-Chang 11-3-1 IMECE2019-12969 163Lee Michael 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13737 201Lee Ming-Tsang 9-49-1 IMECE2019-11083 109Lee Moo Yeon 12-3-1 IMECE2019-12791 170Lee Olivia 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13943 190Lee Sang 1-1-6 IMECE2019-10449 4Lee Sangsoo 9-36-1 IMECE2019-10697 95Lee Sangyeop 9-29-2 IMECE2019-13625 105Lee Sangyeop 9-29-2 IMECE2019-13641 105Lee Se Jun 10-23-2 IMECE2019-11461 130Lee Seokwhan 17-6-1 IMECE2019-13388 208Lee Seok-Woo 11-39-2 IMECE2019-13255 138Lee Seok-Woo 11-39-2 IMECE2019-13352 139Lee Seul-Yi 9-26-1 IMECE2019-11553 102Lee Seunghyun 11-8-2 IMECE2019-13254 137Lee Sunyoup 17-6-1 IMECE2019-13388 208Lee Won-Kyu 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13136 195Lee Yi T. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13862 202Lee Yi Teng 4-5-1 IMECE2019-13127 34Lee Yi Teng 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13688 200Lee Yong Hoon 8-2-2 IMECE2019-13370 87Lee Yongho 8-3-2 IMECE2019-12300 90Lee Young Duk 6-4-3 IMECE2019-10587 67Lee Young Ju 12-8-1 IMECE2019-12990 170Lefevre Victor 11-46-2 IMECE2019-13174 143Lefevre Victor 11-37-1 IMECE2019-13173 154Lefevre Victor 11-1-8 IMECE2019-13172 160Legault Xavier 11-7-2 IMECE2019-10103 137Legon Otto 5-8-2 IMECE2019-10936 49Legorburu Gabriel 17-6-1 IMECE2019-13885 208Lei Jianyin 10-15-1 IMECE2019-11429 129Leibowicz Benjamin D. 6-10-2 IMECE2019-11068 73Leibowicz Benjamin D. 6-10-3 IMECE2019-11707 74Leighty William 6-10-3 IMECE2019-12572 74Leighty William 14-1-4 IMECE2019-13001 185Leighty William 17-6-1 IMECE2019-12575 207Leiss Peter (PJ) 13-9-1 IMECE2019-11854 179Leite Ribeiro Okimoto Maria Lucia 14-1-3 IMECE2019-11826 184Lek Devanda 12-3-1 IMECE2019-12791 170Lemont Florent 9-9-1 IMECE2019-13375 101Leonardi Stefano 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13240 196Leseman Zayd C. 12-7-1 IMECE2019-11466 169Leseman Zayd C. 12-7-1 IMECE2019-11690 169Leseman Zayd C. 12-5-1 IMECE2019-11534 171Leseman Zayd C. 12-7-3 IMECE2019-11349 174Leseman Zayd C. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12728 192Leseman Zayd C. 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12648 213Lester Brian 11-7-3 IMECE2019-12770 140Lester Brian 11-7-4 IMECE2019-12806 144Lester Brian 11-7-4 IMECE2019-12808 144Letelier Mario 8-2-1 IMECE2019-11548 86Letelier Mario 8-2-1 IMECE2019-12062 86Levendis Yiannis 6-16-1 IMECE2019-13402 65Leveni Martina 6-8-1 IMECE2019-11852 71Leventis Nicholas 10-11-1 IMECE2019-11590 116Levesque Julie 11-47-4 IMECE2019-13590 153Levine Lyle 2-1-2 IMECE2019-13992 14Levitas Valery 10-27-3 IMECE2019-12749 131Levitas Valery 11-34-1 IMECE2019-12776 167Levitas Valery I. 10-27-1 IMECE2019-12737 126Levitas Valery I. 10-27-3 IMECE2019-12763 131Levitas Valery I. 11-37-2 IMECE2019-12787 156Levitas Valery I. 11-34-1 IMECE2019-12781 167Lewis Aaron 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13926 187Lewis Alexis 10-20-2 IMECE2019-13275 115Lewis Chase 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13983 189Lewis Jennifer A. 10-4-3 IMECE2019-13791 116Lewis Randy 9-6-1 IMECE2019-13654 98Li Bin 11-1-9 IMECE2019-13518 163Li Bin 11-34-1 IMECE2019-13520 167Li Bing 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12678 213Li Bo 2-9-2 IMECE2019-10730 9Li Bo 10-25-2 IMECE2019-13153 125

Author Index

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Li Bo 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12518 212Li Bowen 6-14-1 IMECE2019-10372 75Li Bowen 6-14-2 IMECE2019-10489 76Li Buxuan 9-24-1 IMECE2019-13587 107Li Changsong 9-45-1 IMECE2019-10260 96Li Chao 11-39-4 IMECE2019-12466 150Li Chen 9-25-2 IMECE2019-12963 100Li Chen 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12929 193Li Chen 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13840 202Li Darren 17-4-3 IMECE2019-13595 207Li Deyu 8-6-4 IMECE2019-13565 92Li Deyu 9-25-1 IMECE2019-13606 98Li Deyu 17-9-1 IMECE2019-13618 209Li Deyu 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13593 212Li Gang 11-12-3 IMECE2019-13846 164Li Guojun 3-2-1 IMECE2019-11047 28Li Guojun 6-5-2 IMECE2019-10686 63Li Guoqiang 11-18-3 IMECE2019-11845 141Li Guoqiang 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13499 198Li Guoqiang 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13525 198Li Guoqiang 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13753 201Li Hang 11-36-1 IMECE2019-13838 159Li Hang 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13243 196Li Honggang 10-15-1 IMECE2019-10128 129Li Hui 5-9-2 IMECE2019-10498 50Li Hui 5-9-2 IMECE2019-10835 50Li Jia Cheng 5-16-1 IMECE2019-12216 54Li Jianyu 11-1-3 IMECE2019-12589 149Li Jianyu 11-3-2 IMECE2019-12562 166Li Jianyu 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13142 206Li Jiaoyan 11-7-2 IMECE2019-12950 137Li Junfeng 11-10-1 IMECE2019-12729 134Li Junhong 2-11-1 IMECE2019-10851 8Li Ke 11-12-1 IMECE2019-11061 158Li Ke 11-12-1 IMECE2019-11066 158Li Lijun 5-11-2 IMECE2019-11185 57Li Lijun 13-10-2 IMECE2019-10703 177Li Man 9-25-1 IMECE2019-13535 98Li Man 9-24-1 IMECE2019-13548 107Li Mingyang 3-12-1 IMECE2019-10049 29Li Mingyang 3-15-1 IMECE2019-13175 30Li Mingzhe 3-7-1 IMECE2019-12730 28Li Mingzhe 3-7-1 IMECE2019-13128 28Li Mingzhe 11-10-1 IMECE2019-12729 134Li Mingzhe 13-10-1 IMECE2019-10240 177Li Mingzhe 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12719 192Li Mingzhi 3-15-1 IMECE2019-10717 30Li Ni 3-3-1 IMECE2019-11968 32Li Ni 6-10-2 IMECE2019-11859 73Li Ni 6-10-4 IMECE2019-12075 75Li Ni 17-5-1 IMECE2019-13825 207Li Peiwen 6-10-2 IMECE2019-10391 73Li Peiwen 9-10-1 IMECE2019-13971 103Li Qi 4-13-1 IMECE2019-10435 44Li Richard L. 11-26-1 IMECE2019-12305 158Li Ronghui 1-6-1 IMECE2019-12200 2Li Ruijjie 6-5-2 IMECE2019-11382 63Li Ruijjie 6-4-2 IMECE2019-10403 66Li Ruijjie 6-4-2 IMECE2019-13939 66Li Ruiyang 9-29-2 IMECE2019-13650 105Li Ruiyang 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13664 214Li Shouhang 1-1-6 IMECE2019-10817 4Li Shouhang 9-20-1 IMECE2019-12753 94Li Suyi 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12948 193Li Tianyang 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13840 202Li Tianyun 5-5-1 IMECE2019-12263 47Li Tianyun 5-2-4 IMECE2019-12265 60Li Wei 9-5-1 IMECE2019-12710 110Li Wei 9-31-1 IMECE2019-12916 111Li Weixin 11-47-2 IMECE2019-13739 148Li Weixuan 11-39-1 IMECE2019-13612 136Li Willow Yangliu 1-10-1 IMECE2019-10197 3Li Xiang 1-6-1 IMECE2019-12200 2Li Xiang 1-12-1 IMECE2019-12199 5

Li Xiaodong 11-18-2 IMECE2019-13673 138Li Xiaodong 11-35-1 IMECE2019-13658 159Li Xiaolong 4-13-1 IMECE2019-10845 44Li Xiaopeng 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12746 192Li Xiaopeng 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12747 192Li Xiaoyan 10-4-1 IMECE2019-12113 113Li Xin 3-4-2 IMECE2019-11129 30Li Xin 5-4-3 IMECE2019-10896 58Li Xin 5-4-3 IMECE2019-11206 58Li Xinxin 2-9-1 IMECE2019-10832 7Li Xinxin 2-10-2 IMECE2019-10871 10Li Xinxin 2-10-2 IMECE2019-11060 10Li Xinxin 11-5-4 IMECE2019-13222 163Li Xueying 13-6-1 IMECE2019-10700 175Li Xuxiao 2-12-2 IMECE2019-10286 13Li Yan 11-8-3 IMECE2019-12658 140Li Yanbin 10-4-4 IMECE2019-13509 118Li Yanbin 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13513 214Li Yang 9-26-1 IMECE2019-13290 102Li Yang 11-39-1 IMECE2019-13612 136Li Yang 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13208 196Li Yanjun 9-39-1 IMECE2019-11908 100Li Yanxiao 11-25-1 IMECE2019-12536 142Li Yanxiao 11-39-4 IMECE2019-12535 150Li Yanxiao 11-27-1 IMECE2019-12533 153Li Yanxiao 11-23-3 IMECE2019-12538 155Li Yanxiao 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13981 189Li Yanxiao 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13843 215Li Yibin 4-13-1 IMECE2019-10845 44Li Yibin 4-13-3 IMECE2019-12652 46Li Yilun 5-16-1 IMECE2019-12673 54Li Ying 11-39-2 IMECE2019-13255 138Li Ying 11-39-2 IMECE2019-13352 139Li Ying 11-5-5 IMECE2019-13259 166Li Ying 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13331 197Li Yongtong 10-17-2 IMECE2019-12271 123Li Yue 2-5-3 IMECE2019-10802 17Li Yujie 5-4-3 IMECE2019-10896 58Li Yumeng 10-13-1 IMECE2019-11694 129Li Zheng 2-13-2 IMECE2019-10537 11Li Zhengjie 11-5-3 IMECE2019-13048 160Li Zhenxing 1-6-1 IMECE2019-10836 2Li Zhenxing 5-2-2 IMECE2019-11008 58Li Zhimin 2-9-1 IMECE2019-10832 7Li Zhimin 2-10-2 IMECE2019-10871 10Li Zhimin 2-10-2 IMECE2019-11060 10Li Zixuan 2-7-2 IMECE2019-10349 23Li Zixuan 2-7-2 IMECE2019-10486 23Lian Jianming 6-9-3 IMECE2019-12026 74Liang Hong 10-10-3 IMECE2019-10433 116Liang Tongfen 10-25-1 IMECE2019-13379 123Liang Tongfen 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13382 197Liang Xiaotian 5-5-1 IMECE2019-12263 47Liang Xiaotian 5-2-4 IMECE2019-12265 60LIANG Yan 11-7-1 IMECE2019-11186 133Liang Zhi 9-18-1 IMECE2019-12219 106Liao Chung Shan 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13882 206Liao Daniel 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13549 203Liao Huming 2-9-2 IMECE2019-10730 9Liao Y. Gene 6-11-1 IMECE2019-10369 68Liao Ya-Ting 9-39-1 IMECE2019-11908 100Liberatore Federico 9-41-1 IMECE2019-11283 96Liebenberg Leon 9-36-2 IMECE2019-13030 99Liechti Kenneth 11-17-1 IMECE2019-13134 134Liechti Kenneth 11-23-2 IMECE2019-13268 153Liechti Kenneth 11-26-2 IMECE2019-13138 162Liechti Kenneth 11-26-2 IMECE2019-13141 162Liechti Kenneth 12-7-1 IMECE2019-11749 169Lienhard John 9-19-1 IMECE2019-12812 103Lienhard John 9-19-1 IMECE2019-12813 103Liew Li-Anne 11-32-1 IMECE2019-13677 156Likitchatchawankuna Ampol 9-5-1 IMECE2019-13086 111Likitchatchawankuna Ampol 9-5-1 IMECE2019-13919 111Lim Hojun 11-7-1 IMECE2019-10269 133

Author Index

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Lim Ronell 17-6-1 IMECE2019-13834 208Limbacher Jeffrey 11-22-1 IMECE2019-13075 141Lin Cheng-xian 9-4-1 IMECE2019-12184 106Lin Cheng-xian 9-59-1 IMECE2019-11982 110Lin Cheng-xian 9-53-1 IMECE2019-10085 112Lin Fang-Ming 9-25-1 IMECE2019-10691 98Lin Fred 2-12-1 IMECE2019-10563 10Lin Hongkuan 5-9-1 IMECE2019-10334 48Lin Hongkuan 5-4-5 IMECE2019-10067 60Lin Jason 3-3-1 IMECE2019-11968 32Lin Joe (Chih-Nan) 12-3-1 IMECE2019-11181 170Lin Jung-Fu 9-53-1 IMECE2019-12210 112Lin Jung-Fu 17-9-1 IMECE2019-12224 209Lin Jung-Fu 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12795 213Lin Kuan-Ting 9-32-1 IMECE2019-13754 93Lin Kunyang 2-5-4 IMECE2019-11036 19Lin Kunyang 2-7-3 IMECE2019-11034 24Lin Kunyang 10-26-2 IMECE2019-10837 115Lin Kunyang 10-24-1 IMECE2019-10901 123Lin Shaoting 11-1-2 IMECE2019-12268 146Lin Shaoting 11-5-2 IMECE2019-13287 157Lin Yang 8-6-1 IMECE2019-10533 88Lin Yang 8-6-1 IMECE2019-10535 92Lindkvist Lars 2-10-2 IMECE2019-10285 10Lindsay Alexandra R. 4-2-4 IMECE2019-10675 41Lingtao Yu 4-13-3 IMECE2019-10887 46Lingyan Jin 4-13-3 IMECE2019-10887 46Linjawi Majid 9-45-1 IMECE2019-10613 96Linjawi Majid 17-9-1 IMECE2019-12900 209Linsey Julie 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12818 192Liszka Miroslaw 8-4-3 IMECE2019-11449 91Litardo Jaqueline 6-9-1 IMECE2019-11472 72Littlefield Andrew 3-10-1 IMECE2019-10387 31Littlefield David 11-22-1 IMECE2019-13387 142Liu Bin 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12792 192Liu Binghe 10-15-1 IMECE2019-10128 129Liu Binghe 10-23-2 IMECE2019-12515 130Liu Chang 1-6-1 IMECE2019-11943 2Liu Chang 5-13-1 IMECE2019-12797 59Liu Chen 6-4-2 IMECE2019-11044 66Liu Chen 14-1-2 IMECE2019-11286 183Liu Chong 2-5-5 IMECE2019-10940 20Liu Chong 2-5-5 IMECE2019-10944 20Liu Chung-Chiun 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13941 202Liu Guanyi 2-13-2 IMECE2019-10537 11Liu Haibo 2-3-2 IMECE2019-10280 25Liu Haijun 5-10-2 IMECE2019-13434 50Liu Haijun 5-5-2 IMECE2019-13430 53Liu Heng 5-9-2 IMECE2019-10498 50Liu Heng 5-9-2 IMECE2019-10835 50Liu Hongtao 13-10-2 IMECE2019-12310 177Liu Huoxing 2-9-2 IMECE2019-10730 9Liu I-Han 8-9-1 IMECE2019-10899 83Liu Ji 11-1-2 IMECE2019-12268 146Liu Jian 6-16-1 IMECE2019-13402 65Liu Jiaqi 10-25-1 IMECE2019-13379 123Liu Jiaqi 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13382 197Liu Jinlong 6-2-1 IMECE2019-11485 64Liu Jinlong 6-4-4 IMECE2019-10728 69Liu Jinlong 6-4-4 IMECE2019-10735 69Liu Jinlong 6-4-4 IMECE2019-11637 69Liu Jinyu 2-9-1 IMECE2019-10832 7Liu Jinyu 2-10-2 IMECE2019-11060 10Liu Jonathan T.C. 7-1-1 IMECE2019-12649 77Liu Jonathan T.C. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13009 194Liu Jonathan T.C. 17-4-3 IMECE2019-12974 206Liu Jonathan T.C. 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13107 206Liu Jonathan T.C. 17-4-3 IMECE2019-13359 207Liu Jonathan T.C. 17-4-3 IMECE2019-13595 207Liu Jun 9-25-2 IMECE2019-13011 100Liu Jun 9-25-2 IMECE2019-13012 100Liu Jun 9-24-1 IMECE2019-13013 107Liu Jun 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12581 212Liu Jun 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12582 212

Liu Jun 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12585 212Liu Kuo 2-3-2 IMECE2019-10280 25Liu Lanbin 6-9-1 IMECE2019-10310 72Liu Liping 8-9-1 IMECE2019-11433 83Liu Liping 8-4-1 IMECE2019-10669 89Liu Mao 5-16-1 IMECE2019-12156 54Liu Mengdan 6-9-1 IMECE2019-10310 72Liu Miao 6-14-1 IMECE2019-10372 75Liu Miao 6-14-2 IMECE2019-10489 76Liu Qihang 6-4-3 IMECE2019-11149 67Liu Qingchang 7-1-2 IMECE2019-12965 78Liu Qingchang 10-12-1 IMECE2019-12914 129Liu Qingchang 11-37-5 IMECE2019-12861 165Liu Shuai-Lin 2-12-1 IMECE2019-10563 10Liu Shun 2-3-1 IMECE2019-10822 24Liu Sipan 1-1-6 IMECE2019-11866 4Liu Tao 2-10-2 IMECE2019-11060 10Liu Xiandong 1-6-2 IMECE2019-12973 5Liu Xiandong 11-14-3 IMECE2019-10379 149Liu Xiandong 14-1-1 IMECE2019-10346 183Liu Xiandong 14-1-2 IMECE2019-10348 183liu Xiaofang 13-10-2 IMECE2019-12446 177Liu Xiaofen 2-12-1 IMECE2019-11002 10Liu Xiaofen 2-7-3 IMECE2019-11034 24Liu Xiaofen 10-26-2 IMECE2019-10837 115Liu Xiaofen 10-24-1 IMECE2019-10901 123Liu Xiaosong 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12587 212Liu Xin 3-4-2 IMECE2019-13574 30Liu Xingjie 3-14-1 IMECE2019-10827 32Liu Xingjie 8-9-2 IMECE2019-11896 83Liu Xinyue 11-5-2 IMECE2019-13287 157Liu Xiucheng 3-15-1 IMECE2019-10717 30Liu Xiucheng 6-4-1 IMECE2019-10824 64Liu Yanwen 13-10-2 IMECE2019-12446 177Liu Yejia 1-12-1 IMECE2019-12199 5Liu Yi 5-9-2 IMECE2019-10498 50Liu Yi 5-9-2 IMECE2019-10835 50Liu Yin 11-5-2 IMECE2019-13798 158Liu Yin 11-37-4 IMECE2019-13848 163Liu Yingtao 3-5-1 IMECE2019-11467 27Liu Yingtao 3-4-1 IMECE2019-10480 29Liu Yingtao 4-6-2 IMECE2019-10514 37Liu Yingtao 7-5-1 IMECE2019-10747 81Liu Yingtao 10-26-2 IMECE2019-10512 115Liu Yinhua 2-10-3 IMECE2019-10843 12Liu Yiqun 6-11-1 IMECE2019-10369 68Liu Yonglan 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13217 196Liu Yu 6-16-1 IMECE2019-13402 65Liu Yu 6-4-5 IMECE2019-10375 70Liu Yu 11-11-1 IMECE2019-13792 134Liu Yu 11-14-3 IMECE2019-10379 149Liu Yu Cheng 9-39-1 IMECE2019-11051 100Liu Yu Cheng 9-39-1 IMECE2019-11118 100Liu Yucheng 11-39-1 IMECE2019-13026 136Liu Yucheng 11-10-3 IMECE2019-12161 141Liu Yucheng 11-7-6 IMECE2019-10672 149Liu Yucheng 14-1-1 IMECE2019-11332 183Liu Yucheng 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13961 189Liu Yunpeng 11-38-1 IMECE2019-13934 146Liu Yutong 2-11-1 IMECE2019-11577 8Liu Zhanfeng 2-5-6 IMECE2019-11235 22Liu Zhigang 2-14-1 IMECE2019-10383 21Liu Zhigang 2-3-1 IMECE2019-11184 24Liu Zhigang 2-3-2 IMECE2019-11791 25Liu Zishun 11-5-3 IMECE2019-13048 160Liu Zongfa 3-15-1 IMECE2019-10717 30Livescu Daniel 11-23-1 IMECE2019-13811 152Livescu Daniel 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13274 196Livescu Daniel 17-11-2 IMECE2019-13815 211Lloyd Evan 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12715 192Lo Ching-Wen 9-18-2 IMECE2019-10689 107Lo Hao Wei 6-16-1 IMECE2019-10991 65Lo Yu-Sheng 11-34-1 IMECE2019-13450 167Loeffler Colin 11-7-4 IMECE2019-12130 144

Author Index

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Logan Patrick 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13078 194Lokanathan Manojkumar 8-1-1 IMECE2019-10483 87Løkkebø Håvard 7-5-1 IMECE2019-10437 81Lombardi Jack 2-2-3 IMECE2019-12027 16Long Joseph 4-2-1 IMECE2019-13067 36Long Joseph 4-2-2 IMECE2019-13542 39Long Kevin 11-7-3 IMECE2019-12770 140Long Kevin 11-35-1 IMECE2019-13658 159Long Linshuang 9-30-1 IMECE2019-12553 108“Long, III” Henry A. 6-16-1 IMECE2019-10279 65Lopes Elio 8-9-4 IMECE2019-10258 85Lopes Fabio 2-8-4 IMECE2019-11711 22Lopez-Pamies Oscar 11-37-1 IMECE2019-13173 154Lopez-Pamies Oscar 11-1-6 IMECE2019-13582 154Lopez-Pamies Oscar 11-37-2 IMECE2019-12953 156Lopez-Pamies Oscar 11-1-8 IMECE2019-12955 160Lopez-Pamies Oscar 11-1-8 IMECE2019-13172 160Lostec Guillaume 11-39-3 IMECE2019-13279 142Lotfi Nima 6-11-2 IMECE2019-11874 70Lou Jun 10-30-1 IMECE2019-13164 117Loutzenhiser Peter 9-14-1 IMECE2019-12744 102Love Corey 6-11-1 IMECE2019-12131 68Loveless Timmanee 11-14-3 IMECE2019-12819 149Lowder M. Loraine 5-9-1 IMECE2019-10334 48Lowe Robert L. 2-2-4 IMECE2019-11615 18Lowe Zachary B. 4-11-2 IMECE2019-11948 44Lozowski Andy 6-4-4 IMECE2019-10110 69Lu Bingxiao 5-2-1 IMECE2019-10536 56Lu Hongbing 10-11-1 IMECE2019-11590 116Lu Hongbing 11-7-3 IMECE2019-12544 140Lu Lucas 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13110 194Lu Lucas 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13088 213Lu Ming-Chang 9-18-2 IMECE2019-10689 107Lu Peng 13-10-2 IMECE2019-12446 177Lu Sen 5-12-1 IMECE2019-11203 53Lu Shaopeng 9-46-1 IMECE2019-11237 103Lu Wei 3-12-1 IMECE2019-10049 29Lu Wei-yang 11-7-5 IMECE2019-12992 147Lu Weiyi 3-7-1 IMECE2019-12730 28Lu Weiyi 3-7-1 IMECE2019-12937 28Lu Weiyi 3-7-1 IMECE2019-13128 28Lu Weiyi 11-10-1 IMECE2019-12729 134Lu Weiyi 13-10-1 IMECE2019-10240 177Lu Weiyi 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12719 192Lu Yan 1-1-3 IMECE2019-12850 2Lu Yan 1-1-3 IMECE2019-13566 2Lu Yan 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13568 199Lu Yifan 5-7-1 IMECE2019-10831 55Lu Yifan 5-7-1 IMECE2019-10869 55Lu Zhenhua 6-1-1 IMECE2019-11227 61Lu Zhenhua 6-12-1 IMECE2019-11946 73Lü Chaofeng 11-1-7 IMECE2019-12056 157Luan Shengzhi 11-37-4 IMECE2019-13258 162Luan Xiaohe 2-4-2 IMECE2019-11327 15Luan Xiaohe 17-2-1 IMECE2019-11360 205Lucchi Andrea 8-4-3 IMECE2019-11482 91Luchtenburg Dirk M. 7-5-1 IMECE2019-10282 81Lueth Tim C. 2-2-7 IMECE2019-11277 18Lueth Tim C. 2-2-6 IMECE2019-10022 21Lueth Tim C. 4-4-1 IMECE2019-10347 33Lueth Tim C. 10-13-1 IMECE2019-10766 129Lueth Tim C. 14-2-2 IMECE2019-10105 183Luis-Ferreira Fernando 2-8-3 IMECE2019-11393 20Luis-Ferreira Fernando 2-8-4 IMECE2019-10985 22Luk Ting Shan 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13597 199Luker Kacy 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13589 199Lukes Jennifer 9-18-2 IMECE2019-13809 108Luo Albert 5-8-1 IMECE2019-10771 48Luo Albert 5-8-1 IMECE2019-10772 48Luo Albert 5-8-2 IMECE2019-10983 49Luo Albert 5-8-2 IMECE2019-11489 49Luo Chaoqian 11-3-1 IMECE2019-12815 163Luo Guohu 9-32-1 IMECE2019-11096 93Luo Jing 6-6-1 IMECE2019-10588 68

Luo Jishan 4-6-2 IMECE2019-10514 37Luo Lei 9-39-1 IMECE2019-11118 100Luo Qi 13-10-2 IMECE2019-12310 177Luo Tengfei 9-29-2 IMECE2019-13650 105Luo Tengfei 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13664 214Luo Wei 4-1-2 IMECE2019-12490 39Luo Yifan 11-7-1 IMECE2019-11186 133Luo Yiming 11-5-4 IMECE2019-13351 164Luo Yong 2-13-3 IMECE2019-10732 13Luo Yuting 11-46-2 IMECE2019-13257 143Luo Zhiren 10-13-1 IMECE2019-12165 129Luo Zhiren 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12519 212Lupuleac Sergey 2-10-2 IMECE2019-10635 10Lutkenhaus Jodie L. 10-9-1 IMECE2019-12502 122Lutkenhaus Jodie L. 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13417 203Lv Hao 4-13-3 IMECE2019-11318 46Lv Pengyu 10-14-1 IMECE2019-11021 122Lynch Finnegan 17-9-1 IMECE2019-13358 209Lynch Stephen 9-36-2 IMECE2019-10617 99Lynett Patrick 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13046 188Lyu Dandan 11-38-3 IMECE2019-12487 150M Vijayathithan 2-5-3 IMECE2019-11191 17M. Almansour Mohammed 10-24-1 IMECE2019-10307 123M. Alomair Yousef Ali 10-24-1 IMECE2019-10307 123M. Momen Ayyoub 2-9-3 IMECE2019-13613 12M. Momen Ayyoub 10-2-2 IMECE2019-13683 128M.A.A. El-Bagory Tarek 10-26-1 IMECE2019-10308 114Ma Guohua 4-8-1 IMECE2019-11238 38Ma Guohua 14-1-4 IMECE2019-10674 185Ma Haibo 8-4-1 IMECE2019-10620 89Ma Haibo 9-43-2 IMECE2019-11347 95Ma Hao 9-25-2 IMECE2019-12963 100Ma Hao 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12929 193Ma Hao 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13840 202Ma Jianfeng 2-5-5 IMECE2019-10940 20Ma Jianfeng 2-5-5 IMECE2019-10944 20Ma Jianfeng 2-5-5 IMECE2019-10946 20Ma Kang 6-2-2 IMECE2019-10115 65Ma Shixi 13-6-1 IMECE2019-11282 175Ma Tengfei 9-26-1 IMECE2019-13723 102Ma Tengfei 9-26-1 IMECE2019-13787 102Ma Tengfei 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12942 213Ma Tengfei 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13817 215Ma Wei 5-2-1 IMECE2019-10536 56Ma Xuebin 1-12-1 IMECE2019-12199 5Ma Yinji 11-47-4 IMECE2019-12835 153Ma Yunwei 9-25-2 IMECE2019-12963 100Ma Yunwei 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12929 193Ma Zhenhai 2-10-3 IMECE2019-10539 12Ma Zhiwen 6-4-3 IMECE2019-10637 67Ma Zhiwen 17-6-1 IMECE2019-12957 208Maadani Mohammad 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13599 199Mabrouk Mohamed Hussien 8-11-1 IMECE2019-10311 85Macalka Ales 5-5-1 IMECE2019-10861 47Macedo Francisco 10-26-3 IMECE2019-11356 117Machado José 2-8-4 IMECE2019-10452 22Machado Michael 2-8-2 IMECE2019-11582 19Machado Michael 2-8-2 IMECE2019-11600 19Machado Toni 2-8-4 IMECE2019-10452 22Machesa Mosa Georgina Kristen 9-35-1 IMECE2019-11329 94Macías José 6-9-1 IMECE2019-11472 72Mack John Hunter 9-53-1 IMECE2019-10679 112MacNinch Douglas 1-12-1 IMECE2019-12093 5Macri Michael 3-10-1 IMECE2019-10387 31Madenci Erdogan 3-12-1 IMECE2019-13202 29Madenci Erdogan 3-12-1 IMECE2019-13204 29Madenci Erdogan 3-12-2 IMECE2019-13205 31Madenci Erdogan 3-12-2 IMECE2019-13399 31Madhavan Srivatsan 9-46-1 IMECE2019-10660 102Madhavan Srivatsan 9-19-1 IMECE2019-10748 103Madhukar Amit 4-2-2 IMECE2019-11985 39Madra Anna 11-28-1 IMECE2019-12540 135Magallanes Joseph 11-22-1 IMECE2019-13075 141Magee Thomas C. 9-63-1 IMECE2019-10272 95

Author Index

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Maggard Zack 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13966 189Mago Pedro 6-9-3 IMECE2019-13783 74Mahajan Ajay 6-1-1 IMECE2019-11949 61Mahajan Ajay 6-11-3 IMECE2019-10479 71Mahajan Roop 9-26-1 IMECE2019-11553 102Mahajan Roop 9-19-2 IMECE2019-11591 104Mahajerin Enayat 9-2-1 IMECE2019-10161 104Mahalle Gauri Rajendra 2-7-4 IMECE2019-11126 25Mahapatra Pallab Sinha 9-18-2 IMECE2019-11256 108Mahdavi Ashkan 11-28-1 IMECE2019-12501 136Mahdavi Ashkan 11-34-1 IMECE2019-11909 167Mahdavi Mahboobe 6-7-2 IMECE2019-11414 67Mahdavi Mostafa 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12982 194Mahir Rafi 4-11-1 IMECE2019-10650 43Mahla Sunil Kumar 6-16-2 IMECE2019-11122 69Mahmoud Seif 3-14-1 IMECE2019-11377 32Mahmud Khandakar 11-1-6 IMECE2019-13911 154Mahmud Khandakar 11-1-6 IMECE2019-13918 154Mahvi Allison J. 9-18-1 IMECE2019-10371 106Mahvi Allison J. 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12723 213Maier Franz 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12989 191Majeed Hamed Abdul 9-18-2 IMECE2019-10318 108Majidi Carmel 11-1-4 IMECE2019-13875 152Majidi Carmel 11-5-2 IMECE2019-12511 157Majidi Leily 10-30-1 IMECE2019-11705 117Makarian Kamran 11-22-2 IMECE2019-12040 145Mäkelä Ismo 14-2-1 IMECE2019-11209 181Maktabi Sepehr 12-8-2 IMECE2019-11903 172Mal Ajit 1-12-2 IMECE2019-13653 6Mal Ajit 1-12-2 IMECE2019-13669 6Mal Ajit 1-12-2 IMECE2019-13691 6Mal Ajit 3-15-1 IMECE2019-13603 30Malak Richard 10-19-1 IMECE2019-13155 127Malakooti Sadeq 10-11-1 IMECE2019-11590 116Malakooti Sadeq 11-7-3 IMECE2019-12544 140Malawade Arnav V. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13643 200Maldonado Fausto 4-10-2 IMECE2019-10627 41Maldonado Gerardo 17-6-1 IMECE2019-13834 208Malempati Poorna Pruthvi 7-1-2 IMECE2019-11954 78

ChandraMalempati Poorna Pruthvi 7-4-1 IMECE2019-11937 80

ChandraMallakpour Iman 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13790 201Mallet Oscar 11-1-5 IMECE2019-13116 153Mamidala Ramulu 2-5-1 IMECE2019-11436 15Mamidala Ramulu 2-5-4 IMECE2019-12234 19Mamidala Ramulu 3-4-2 IMECE2019-11544 30Mamidala Ramulu 17-2-1 IMECE2019-12690 205Mamivand Mahmood 10-27-1 IMECE2019-11695 126Man Timothy 9-36-1 IMECE2019-11421 96Manabe Ken-Ichi 2-6-1 IMECE2019-10524 9Manaf Syafiq 11-36-2 IMECE2019-11162 162Manahan Michael P. 9-43-1 IMECE2019-11902 94Manca Oronzio 9-35-1 IMECE2019-11650 94Manca Oronzio 9-5-1 IMECE2019-11575 110Mancera Campos Natali 4-8-1 IMECE2019-11085 37Mancovsky Justin 14-3-2 IMECE2019-11561 184Mandal Chandana 10-11-1 IMECE2019-11590 116Mandolini Marco 14-1-2 IMECE2019-11587 183Mane Soham 11-23-2 IMECE2019-13268 153Mane Soham 11-35-1 IMECE2019-13348 159Manfrida Giampaolo 6-8-1 IMECE2019-11852 71Mangan Evan 6-1-3 IMECE2019-10751 63Manghnani Chandan 9-18-2 IMECE2019-11256 108Manglik Raj M. 8-7-1 IMECE2019-10670 84Manglik Raj M. 9-32-1 IMECE2019-13717 93Manglik Raj M. 9-32-1 IMECE2019-13754 93Manglik Raj M. 9-23-1 IMECE2019-13957 93Manikandan A. 6-7-3 IMECE2019-10951 70Mankame Nilesh 10-4-3 IMECE2019-13818 116Mankame Nilesh 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13827 202Manna Rafiq 9-19-2 IMECE2019-11864 104Manne Varun 5-4-4 IMECE2019-10761 59Manning Kenneth C. 9-36-2 IMECE2019-12527 99

Manoharan Sanjivan 7-12-1 IMECE2019-13780 79Manseki Kazuhiro 6-10-1 IMECE2019-11035 72Mansfield Ariella 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13432 197Mansouri Tehrani Aria 10-26-6 IMECE2019-13854 121Manzo Maurizio 4-14-1 IMECE2019-11406 41Mao Haojie 4-2-1 IMECE2019-13067 36Mao He 2-13-2 IMECE2019-10537 11Mao Scott 11-8-2 IMECE2019-13491 137Mao Xu 1-6-1 IMECE2019-11943 2Maradey Lazaro Jessica Gissella 5-12-1 IMECE2019-11450 53Maradey Lazaro Jessica Gissella 5-12-1 IMECE2019-11557 53Maradey Lazaro Jessica Gissella 14-1-2 IMECE2019-11647 183Marais Karen 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13799 202Marcelino-Jesus Elsa 2-8-3 IMECE2019-11527 21Marchak Robert 12-10-1 IMECE2019-13446 173Marchand Michael 9-9-1 IMECE2019-13375 101Marchelli Timothy 3-13-1 IMECE2019-10274 29Marghitu Dan B. 5-6-1 IMECE2019-10047 57Marian Jaime 11-47-1 IMECE2019-13836 146Marie Hazel 4-2-3 IMECE2019-10641 40Markides Christos 6-19-2 IMECE2019-13998 64Markiewicz Mark 5-4-3 IMECE2019-10192 58Marlowe Joseph 7-9-1 IMECE2019-10465 81Marques Maria 2-8-3 IMECE2019-11362 20Marques Maria 2-8-4 IMECE2019-11711 22Marquis Linda 15-1-1 IMECE2019-10659 187Marsh Adam C. 4-5-4 IMECE2019-13841 39Marsh Andrew 1-2-1 IMECE2019-11024 1Marshall Craig 10-26-2 IMECE2019-10364 115Marshall Matthew 2-13-1 IMECE2019-11337 8Marshall Megan 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13271 196Martin Tyler 2-9-2 IMECE2019-10930 9Martinek Janna 6-4-3 IMECE2019-10637 67Martinelli Irene 14-1-2 IMECE2019-11587 183Martinez Alexandre 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13832 202Martinez Angel 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12902 193Martinez Jaylene 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13146 195Martinez Cruz Roberto 5-8-2 IMECE2019-10936 49Martinez Lorenzo Jose 1-6-1 IMECE2019-11943 2Martinez Vesga Alberto A. 8-9-4 IMECE2019-12038 85Martin-Garcia Oscar 4-3-1 IMECE2019-10806 33Martin-Garcia Oscar 6-5-1 IMECE2019-10808 62Martin-Garcia Oscar 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13324 188Martins Noah J. 4-8-1 IMECE2019-11238 38Martins de Souza Juliana 10-19-2 IMECE2019-13865 130

e SilvaMaruo Shoji 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13377 212Maruo Shoji 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13380 212Maruyama Shigeo 9-29-1 IMECE2019-10276 103Marwin Donald 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13977 189Maschmann Matthew 2-4-1 IMECE2019-13312 14Mashhadi Jafarlou Davoud 10-26-5 IMECE2019-11689 120Mason Nyree 7-5-1 IMECE2019-10747 81Mastorakis George 6-2-3 IMECE2019-10738 67Masud Arif 11-33-1 IMECE2019-13955 148Mathew Bobby 6-7-3 IMECE2019-10326 70Mathew Nithin 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13068 194Matic Peter 4-2-1 IMECE2019-13140 36Matlack Kathryn 11-46-2 IMECE2019-13726 143Matous Karel 11-33-2 IMECE2019-13084 150Matous Karel 11-23-1 IMECE2019-13811 152Matous Karel 17-11-2 IMECE2019-13815 211Matsuura Kota 8-9-3 IMECE2019-10200 84Mattei Ornella 1-1-1 IMECE2019-10644 1Matthysen Jonathan 2-7-1 IMECE2019-10032 23Mauermann Reinhard 2-7-2 IMECE2019-10390 23Mauk Michael 7-10-1 IMECE2019-11912 77Mauro Stefano 3-4-1 IMECE2019-10713 29Mauro Stefano 5-9-2 IMECE2019-10709 50Maxwell Brian 9-39-1 IMECE2019-13263 100Mayeed Mohammed 5-4-3 IMECE2019-10769 58Maznev Alexei 9-20-1 IMECE2019-13586 94Maznev Alexei 9-15-1 IMECE2019-13355 109Maznev Alexei 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13361 214

Author Index

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Maznev Alexei 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13580 214Mazon Talita 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12742 192Mazumder A.K.M. Monayem 8-3-2 IMECE2019-10016 90Mazumder A.K.M. Monayem 8-3-3 IMECE2019-13041 91Mazumder A.K.M. Monayem 9-9-1 IMECE2019-10015 101Mazumder Sandip 9-66-1 IMECE2019-13948 97Mazumder Sandip 9-6-1 IMECE2019-12991 98Mazza Marcus 13-9-1 IMECE2019-11854 179Mazzeo Aaron D. 10-25-1 IMECE2019-13379 123Mazzeo Aaron D. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13382 197Mazzeo Aaron D. 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13384 203Mazzetto Fabrizio 5-11-2 IMECE2019-11507 57McCreery Zachary 4-5-4 IMECE2019-11545 39McCusker James 4-8-1 IMECE2019-11238 38McCusker James 14-1-4 IMECE2019-10674 185McDonell Vincent 9-41-1 IMECE2019-10792 96McDowell Dave 11-39-3 IMECE2019-13192 142McDowell Dave 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13208 196McDowell Dave 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13406 197McFall Kevin 5-4-3 IMECE2019-10769 58McFall Kevin 5-4-5 IMECE2019-10291 60McGaughey Alan 9-29-2 IMECE2019-13448 105McGloin David 2-2-7 IMECE2019-13365 18McGloin David 4-12-1 IMECE2019-13225 45McGloin David 17-2-1 IMECE2019-13371 206McGuire Claire 3-10-1 IMECE2019-13483 31McKenzie E.A. 4-13-1 IMECE2019-12296 43McKeown Anne Q. 10-25-1 IMECE2019-13379 123McKeown Anne Q. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13382 197McKeown Joseph 10-27-2 IMECE2019-13624 128McKercher Richard 5-10-1 IMECE2019-11504 52McLamore Eric 10-25-2 IMECE2019-13194 126McNamara Marilyn C. 4-5-3 IMECE2019-12903 37Meacham John 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13630 204Meaker Kyle S. 9-14-1 IMECE2019-13778 102Mears Laine 2-5-4 IMECE2019-11375 19Mears Laine 2-7-2 IMECE2019-11231 23Mears Laine 2-7-3 IMECE2019-11255 24Mears Laine 17-2-1 IMECE2019-13037 205Mears Laine 17-2-1 IMECE2019-13038 205Medellin Castillo Hugo Ivan 2-7-4 IMECE2019-11422 25Medellin Castillo Hugo Ivan 4-8-1 IMECE2019-10140 37Medellin Castillo Hugo Ivan 4-10-3 IMECE2019-12124 42Medikonda Sandeep 2-2-3 IMECE2019-10805 16Medina Fabian J. 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12837 213Meekins Andrew D. 9-63-1 IMECE2019-10272 95Meena Anil 2-5-3 IMECE2019-11191 17Meena Anil 10-26-3 IMECE2019-11201 117Meesala Vamsi Chandra 5-3-2 IMECE2019-13693 51Meesala Vamsi Chandra 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13395 197Mehrmashhadi Javad 11-10-4 IMECE2019-12209 144Mehrmashhadi Javad 11-38-3 IMECE2019-12830 150Mehrmashhadi Javad 11-38-3 IMECE2019-13899 150Mehrmohammadi Mohammad 12-3-1 IMECE2019-10629 169Mehrpouyan Hoda 6-9-3 IMECE2019-10523 74Mei Jianguo 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13607 199Mei Jun 1-1-4 IMECE2019-13645 3Mekid Samir 2-13-2 IMECE2019-10158 11Mekid Samir 10-29-1 IMECE2019-10137 128Mekki Bashir 9-36-2 IMECE2019-10617 99Melguizo-Gavilanes Josué 9-39-1 IMECE2019-13263 100Melo Andreia 3-3-1 IMECE2019-11229 32Memon Shabbir 2-7-1 IMECE2019-10600 23Memon Shabbir 2-7-4 IMECE2019-10602 25Mendes Hélder Fernando 1-2-2 IMECE2019-11513 4

GonçalvesMendes Nathan 9-57-1 IMECE2019-11426 107Mendonça Katia Cordeiro 9-57-1 IMECE2019-11426 107Meng Dean 2-6-2 IMECE2019-11297 11Meng Dean 14-1-2 IMECE2019-11286 183Meng Wen 2-7-3 IMECE2019-11630 24Meng Wen 2-7-4 IMECE2019-11521 25Meng Xianghai 9-53-1 IMECE2019-12210 112Meng Xianghai 17-9-1 IMECE2019-12224 209

Meng Xianghai 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12795 213Meng Yuquan 2-8-1 IMECE2019-10621 17Meng Yuquan 9-36-1 IMECE2019-11421 96Menghani Ritika 4-2-1 IMECE2019-13531 36Menghani Ritika 4-2-5 IMECE2019-13428 43Menguc M. Pinar 9-7-1 IMECE2019-11611 99Mensah Patrick 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13499 198Mensah Patrick 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13525 198Mensah Patrick 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13571 199Mensah Patrick 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13591 199Mensah Patrick 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13753 201Mérida Walter 6-8-1 IMECE2019-11891 71Mérida Walter 9-9-1 IMECE2019-11877 101Mérida Walter 9-9-1 IMECE2019-11885 101Merino Paola 8-2-1 IMECE2019-12062 86Merryweather Andrew 4-8-1 IMECE2019-11889 38Merryweather Andrew 4-10-3 IMECE2019-11932 42Merryweather Andrew 17-4-2 IMECE2019-11796 206Merryweather Andrew 17-4-3 IMECE2019-13839 207Mersch John 11-22-2 IMECE2019-10521 145Mertiny Pierre 10-11-1 IMECE2019-12053 116Merzouki Rochdi 5-4-5 IMECE2019-11113 60Mescher Ann M. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13795 201Mescher Ann M. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13808 202Meshi Ido 11-19-1 IMECE2019-12893 161Meshi Ido 11-19-1 IMECE2019-13779 161Messimer Patrick 11-32-1 IMECE2019-11674 155Messner Christian 9-30-1 IMECE2019-12553 108Metwalli Sayed M. 6-4-1 IMECE2019-11285 64Metwally Hossam 8-4-1 IMECE2019-10669 89Metzger Meredith 8-11-1 IMECE2019-13738 86Metzger Meredith 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13627 187Meza Abigail 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13623 204Mian Ahsan 10-9-1 IMECE2019-11898 122Mian Ahsan 10-9-2 IMECE2019-11628 124Mian Ahsan 10-9-2 IMECE2019-11646 124Mian Ahsan 12-1-1 IMECE2019-10962 171Mian Ahsan 12-1-1 IMECE2019-11686 171Miao Ruijiao 9-26-1 IMECE2019-10462 102Miao Wanru 11-5-5 IMECE2019-13553 166Miazgowicz Keith 8-12-1 IMECE2019-10461 86Michael Robert J. 4-5-4 IMECE2019-10988 39Michaloski John 2-13-1 IMECE2019-11345 8Michelson Trevor 8-1-1 IMECE2019-10790 87Michler Johann 4-5-1 IMECE2019-13127 34Michler Johann 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13688 200Michna Gregory 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13281 203Middendorf Jill 11-37-4 IMECE2019-13649 163Miele Vincent 4-2-5 IMECE2019-13506 43Mignano Christopher 7-5-1 IMECE2019-10282 81Mihalko Adam 4-5-4 IMECE2019-10988 39Mikaeili Fateh 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13858 215Mikata Yozo 11-23-1 IMECE2019-12319 152Mikata Yozo 11-23-2 IMECE2019-12336 153Mikata Yozo 11-26-1 IMECE2019-12335 158Mikata Yozo 11-26-2 IMECE2019-12314 161Milani Massimo 4-11-1 IMECE2019-11774 43Milani Massimo 8-4-3 IMECE2019-11482 91Miljkovic Nenad 2-8-1 IMECE2019-10621 17Miljkovic Nenad 9-43-1 IMECE2019-10628 93Miljkovic Nenad 9-45-1 IMECE2019-10613 96Miljkovic Nenad 9-36-1 IMECE2019-11421 96Miljkovic Nenad 9-45-1 IMECE2019-12017 96Miljkovic Nenad 9-18-1 IMECE2019-10371 106Miljkovic Nenad 17-9-1 IMECE2019-12838 209Miljkovic Nenad 17-9-1 IMECE2019-12900 209Miljkovic Nenad 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12723 213Miljkovic Nenad 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13334 214Millard Nathan 4-10-3 IMECE2019-11005 42Miller Joseph 12-3-1 IMECE2019-12791 170Miller Nathaniel S. 4-8-1 IMECE2019-10622 37Miller Roger 10-13-1 IMECE2019-10395 129Miller Tyler 5-5-2 IMECE2019-10791 53Milton Graeme 1-1-1 IMECE2019-10644 1

Author Index

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Min Hequn 5-15-1 IMECE2019-10852 48Min Sangkee 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13538 198Minary Majid 2-2-2 IMECE2019-12807 15Minary Majid 10-10-2 IMECE2019-12439 115Minary Majid 10-25-2 IMECE2019-12440 125Minary Majid 11-39-3 IMECE2019-12007 142Minette Michael 8-2-3 IMECE2019-11841 88Ming Hu 4-13-3 IMECE2019-10887 46Mirala Ali 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13524 198Miran Sajjad 3-10-1 IMECE2019-12221 31Miran Sajjad 8-3-1 IMECE2019-12222 89Mirfendereski Siamak 8-4-1 IMECE2019-13103 89Mir-Haidari Seyed-Ehsan 1-6-1 IMECE2019-10773 2Mirmohammad Hadi 11-18-1 IMECE2019-12906 135Mirzaeifar Reza 2-9-3 IMECE2019-13613 12Mirzaeifar Reza 10-2-2 IMECE2019-13683 128Mishra Ashreet 6-8-1 IMECE2019-12545 71Mishra Mrunal Kanti 5-4-5 IMECE2019-11113 60Misra Anil 10-5-1 IMECE2019-13626 127Misra Anil 11-7-7 IMECE2019-13632 152Misra Anil 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13975 189Misra Anil 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13480 198Misra Anil 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13490 198Misra Anil 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13756 201Misra Anil 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13405 214Misra Anil 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13487 214Misra Anil 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13762 215Misrak Abel 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13878 204Mistry Aashutosh N. 6-11-1 IMECE2019-12131 68Mitchell Alexis 5-5-2 IMECE2019-10791 53Mitchell Katherine 6-14-1 IMECE2019-11025 75Mitchell Katherine 6-14-2 IMECE2019-11027 76Mittman Deven 13-9-1 IMECE2019-11279 179Mitzi David 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13840 202Miura Hideo 11-7-1 IMECE2019-11186 133Miura Hideo 11-7-1 IMECE2019-11210 133Miura Hideo 12-3-1 IMECE2019-11106 169Miura Hideo 12-1-1 IMECE2019-11076 171Miura Hideo 12-4-1 IMECE2019-11107 172Miura Tatsuma 10-10-4 IMECE2019-11099 118Miura Tatsuma 10-10-4 IMECE2019-11143 118Miyagi Lowell 10-26-6 IMECE2019-13854 121Mizuno Ryota 12-3-1 IMECE2019-11106 169Mizuochi Toyohisa 5-11-2 IMECE2019-11176 57Mo Chengyang 10-4-5 IMECE2019-12860 119Mo Chengyang 10-19-1 IMECE2019-12994 127Mo Chengyang 11-3-2 IMECE2019-12993 165Mo Wei 2-3-1 IMECE2019-10822 24Mocko Gregory 2-7-2 IMECE2019-11231 23Modell Andrew P 17-10-1 IMECE2019-13238 210Modha Sidharth 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13594 199Moges Tesfaye 2-2-1 IMECE2019-11727 14Mogharrabi Farshad 4-5-1 IMECE2019-11661 34Mohamed Ibrahim 9-45-1 IMECE2019-10359 96Mohamed Walid 6-14-2 IMECE2019-11547 76Mohammadi Hamid 11-1-9 IMECE2019-11771 163Mohammadi Kasra 6-10-3 IMECE2019-13550 74Mohammadi Seyed Saber 14-2-1 IMECE2019-11325 181Mohammadi Yousef 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13748 204Darestani

Mohammed Obaidur Rahman 2-7-1 IMECE2019-10600 23Mohammed Obaidur Rahman 2-7-4 IMECE2019-10602 25Mohammed O. Meshal 10-26-1 IMECE2019-10308 114Alharbi

Mohan Ram 10-23-1 IMECE2019-11492 125Mohan Ram 10-23-1 IMECE2019-11556 125Mohan Ram 10-23-1 IMECE2019-11639 125Mohan Ram 10-23-2 IMECE2019-11673 130Mohan Ram 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12630 212Mohan Ram 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12631 213Mohan Ram 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12717 213Mohan Ram 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12897 213Mohan Ram 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13003 213Mohan Revathi Priyanka 11-39-3 IMECE2019-13279 142

Mohan Vijayakumar 10-26-4 IMECE2019-11408 118Mohanty Kishore 8-1-1 IMECE2019-10483 87Mohlala Lesego 2-4-2 IMECE2019-10693 15Mojahed Alireza 1-1-2 IMECE2019-13605 2Mokhtari Amir Ashkan 1-1-3 IMECE2019-12850 2Mokhtari Amir Ashkan 1-1-3 IMECE2019-13566 2Molaei Ali 1-6-1 IMECE2019-11943 2Molkeri Abhilash 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13766 201Moloney Francesca 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13782 201Monaco Ernesto 8-7-1 IMECE2019-10876 84Monaco Ernesto 8-7-1 IMECE2019-10921 84Mondal Debabrata 2-7-3 IMECE2019-11630 24Mongeau Luc 11-3-2 IMECE2019-12562 166Monn Michael 11-37-4 IMECE2019-12909 162Monson Kenneth L. 4-5-1 IMECE2019-11661 34Montazami Reza 12-8-1 IMECE2019-12904 170Montorsi Luca 4-11-1 IMECE2019-11774 43Montorsi Luca 8-4-3 IMECE2019-11482 91Montoya Segnini Jose 6-12-2 IMECE2019-12018 74Moon Jaeyun 11-26-3 IMECE2019-12039 165Moon Young 2-13-3 IMECE2019-10135 13Moon Young 2-13-3 IMECE2019-10366 13Moon Young 2-13-3 IMECE2019-10442 13Moore Jeffrey 2-9-3 IMECE2019-13415 12Moore Jeffrey 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12715 192Moore Matthew 8-4-3 IMECE2019-11462 91Moore Matthew 9-43-2 IMECE2019-11347 95Moore Jr. Carl 11-32-1 IMECE2019-11790 155Moradi-Dastjerdi Rasool 11-2-2 IMECE2019-10796 160Morales David 9-41-1 IMECE2019-10792 96Morelli Mathew 10-26-6 IMECE2019-13896 121Moreno Michael 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13592 206Moreno Michael 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13657 206Moreno Michael 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13731 206Moreno Michael 17-4-3 IMECE2019-13651 207Mori Koji 4-3-1 IMECE2019-10548 33Mori Koji 4-3-1 IMECE2019-11837 33Mori Taichi 2-5-2 IMECE2019-11100 16Moriarty Ethan 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13980 189Morimoto Tatsuhiro 5-11-2 IMECE2019-11176 57Morimoto Yoshitaka 2-5-2 IMECE2019-11100 16Moritoki Yukihito 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13377 212Morosuk Tatiana 6-3-1 IMECE2019-10590 61Morosuk Tatiana 6-3-1 IMECE2019-10850 61Morosuk Tatiana 6-4-3 IMECE2019-10587 67Morosuk Tatiana 6-6-1 IMECE2019-10588 68Morosuk Tatiana 6-6-1 IMECE2019-10712 68Morosuk Tatiana 7-12-1 IMECE2019-10925 79Morovati Vahid 11-1-2 IMECE2019-12253 146Morovati Vahid 11-1-9 IMECE2019-11931 163Morozov Andrey 13-1-1 IMECE2019-12288 176Morr Douglas 13-5-1 IMECE2019-12285 178Morr Douglas 13-9-1 IMECE2019-11479 179Morris Clint 4-3-2 IMECE2019-11001 35Morris Jeffrey David 2-7-3 IMECE2019-11630 24Morris Joshua 10-19-1 IMECE2019-13467 127Morsali Seyedreza 11-39-3 IMECE2019-12007 142Morse Edward 2-10-3 IMECE2019-10711 12Morse Jan 4-8-1 IMECE2019-11889 38Morshed A.K.M. Monjur 9-29-1 IMECE2019-11794 104Morshed A.K.M. Monjur 9-16-1 IMECE2019-11781 111Mortazavi Mehdi 8-12-1 IMECE2019-11039 86Mortazavian Ershad 2-2-1 IMECE2019-10758 14Mortensen Jonathan Douglas 4-10-3 IMECE2019-11932 42Mortensen Jonathan Douglas 17-4-2 IMECE2019-11796 206Moser Robert 11-7-7 IMECE2019-13024 152Moshkelgosha Ehsan 10-27-1 IMECE2019-11695 126Mosleh Ali 13-6-1 IMECE2019-11806 175Mosleh Ali 13-1-1 IMECE2019-12288 176Mostek James 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13272 196Mota Andre 4-14-1 IMECE2019-11221 41Motalab Mohammad 10-26-6 IMECE2019-12109 121Motalab Mohammad 12-7-3 IMECE2019-12129 174Mousa Mohamed 9-43-1 IMECE2019-10628 93

Author Index

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Mousa Mohamed 17-9-1 IMECE2019-12838 209Movchan Alexander 1-1-1 IMECE2019-12500 1Movchan Natasha 1-1-1 IMECE2019-12500 1Mroz Max 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13472 198Mroz Max 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13631 204Mrozek Lukas 6-5-1 IMECE2019-10267 62Muaz Muhammed 2-9-1 IMECE2019-10440 7Muaz Muhammed 2-5-1 IMECE2019-10376 15Mucha Nikhil Reddy 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13427 197Mucha Nikhil Reddy 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13473 198Muci-Kuchler Karim 4-2-3 IMECE2019-13157 40Mudlaff Amanda 7-4-1 IMECE2019-10467 80Mueller Andreas Michael 2-10-3 IMECE2019-11328 12Mueller Jochen 10-4-3 IMECE2019-13791 116Mueller Robert 6-3-1 IMECE2019-10270 61Mugikura Shunji 4-10-3 IMECE2019-10866 42Muhammed Bilal 2-3-2 IMECE2019-10571 25Muir Ineke L. 8-7-1 IMECE2019-13372 84Mujib Shakir Bin 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12742 192Mujib Shakir Bin 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12758 192Mujib Shakir Bin 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12759 192Mujib Shakir Bin 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13203 195Mukherjee Abhijit 9-64-1 IMECE2019-12174 97Mukherjee Dipayan 11-1-8 IMECE2019-12998 160Mukherjee Partha P. 6-11-1 IMECE2019-12131 68Mukherjee Partha P. 6-11-2 IMECE2019-12638 70Mukherjee Partha P. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13700 200Mukherjee Santanu 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12758 192Mukherjee Santanu 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12759 192Mukhopadhyay Akash 2-6-2 IMECE2019-11445 11Mukhopadhyay Subham 9-36-1 IMECE2019-10432 95Mulchandani Ashok 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13594 199Mulford Rydge 9-7-1 IMECE2019-13845 99Mulford Rydge 9-14-1 IMECE2019-13745 102Mulford Rydge 9-14-1 IMECE2019-13778 102Muliana Anastasia 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13189 195Mullany Brigid A. 2-1-1 IMECE2019-13991 7Mulligan Christopher 10-29-2 IMECE2019-12892 131Munayr Mahjouba 6-1-2 IMECE2019-10283 62Mundhe Sanket 6-11-1 IMECE2019-12871 68Mundhwa Mayur 6-12-1 IMECE2019-13781 73Munro Troy 9-15-1 IMECE2019-11699 108Munro Troy 12-5-1 IMECE2019-11470 171“Munsell, Jr.” William 4-5-3 IMECE2019-10445 37Munshi Joydeep 10-5-1 IMECE2019-11878 126Munshi Joydeep 11-33-2 IMECE2019-11883 150Munshi Joydeep 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13002 194Munshi Joydeep 17-6-1 IMECE2019-11834 207Munshi Joydeep 17-10-1 IMECE2019-11858 210Munshi Joydeep 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12546 212Munshi Joydeep 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12547 212Munteshari Obaidallah 9-5-1 IMECE2019-13086 111Munteshari Obaidallah 9-5-1 IMECE2019-13919 111Murakami Hidenori 5-9-2 IMECE2019-10781 50Murakami Hidenori 5-9-3 IMECE2019-11435 51Murakami Hidenori 5-4-1 IMECE2019-10780 54Murali Nivedha 10-17-1 IMECE2019-11290 120Murdock Ryan 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13170 195Murphy Alexander 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12818 192Murphy Michael 10-23-1 IMECE2019-12193 125Murphy Michael 12-3-1 IMECE2019-11921 170Murphy Shane 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13986 189Murphy-Leonard Aeriel 10-2-1 IMECE2019-12699 126Murphy-Leonard Aeriel 11-12-3 IMECE2019-12700 164Murray Rebecca 2-2-2 IMECE2019-13224 15Murthy Jayathi 9-6-1 IMECE2019-11994 98Musetich Matthew 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13234 196Musonda Vincent 10-9-3 IMECE2019-10690 127Muthu Esakki S. 10-24-2 IMECE2019-11174 125Mutsenko Vitalii 4-10-5 IMECE2019-10447 45Mwema F.M 11-7-3 IMECE2019-10721 140Mwesigye Aggrey 6-4-3 IMECE2019-10542 67Mwesigye Aggrey 6-9-2 IMECE2019-12005 73Mwita Wambura Mwiryenyi 10-26-3 IMECE2019-11163 117

Myers Mike 2-3-1 IMECE2019-10981 24N L Murali Krishna 2-5-3 IMECE2019-11188 17Na Haejoong 12-3-1 IMECE2019-12791 170Nabat B. Altulohi Fahad 10-24-1 IMECE2019-10307 123Nabutola Kaloki 8-3-1 IMECE2019-10453 89Nabutola Kaloki 8-3-1 IMECE2019-10454 89Nachiaapan Rajarajeswari 10-17-1 IMECE2019-11290 120Nachiaapan Rajarajeswari 11-17-1 IMECE2019-10004 135Nacy Somar 10-17-2 IMECE2019-13794 123Nadimpali Siva 11-8-3 IMECE2019-13805 140Nagai Kota 4-3-2 IMECE2019-11132 35Nagakura Takumi 10-10-4 IMECE2019-11099 118Nagaraj Aditya 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13538 198Naghdi Masoud 12-1-1 IMECE2019-12270 171Naghdloo Amin 4-9-1 IMECE2019-13228 42Nain Preeti 6-16-2 IMECE2019-11122 69Nair Kalyani 4-5-1 IMECE2019-11944 34Naja Yahya 6-3-1 IMECE2019-10850 61Najafi Hamidreza 6-9-2 IMECE2019-11644 73Najafi Hamidreza 9-4-1 IMECE2019-11656 106Najjar Michel 11-36-1 IMECE2019-12051 159Nakagawa Kensuke 2-5-2 IMECE2019-11100 16Nakao Masayuki 7-7-1 IMECE2019-10217 80Nakarmi Sushan 11-36-2 IMECE2019-11654 162Nakata Mika 1-2-2 IMECE2019-10776 4Nakauchi Genta 12-3-1 IMECE2019-11106 169Naleway Steven 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13472 198Naleway Steven 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13631 204Naleway Steven 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13474 206Naleway Steven 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13887 206Nallanthighall Arya 9-45-1 IMECE2019-12017 96Nam Woongsik 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12968 193Nandanan Naveen 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13775 206Nandikolla Vidya 4-13-3 IMECE2019-10463 46Nandikolla Vidya 10-14-1 IMECE2019-10400 122Naqvi Syed Ahsan Raza 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13033 194Narain Amitabh 9-18-1 IMECE2019-12432 106Narain Amitabh 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13471 198Narayanaswamy Ramesh 9-18-2 IMECE2019-11212 108Nardi Aaron 10-26-5 IMECE2019-11689 120Nardini Sergio 9-5-1 IMECE2019-11575 110Narvaez Christian 9-51-1 IMECE2019-10324 110Naseradinmousavi Peiman 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13567 199Nasersharifi Yahya 17-9-1 IMECE2019-13057 209Nasir Abdulkarim 3-14-1 IMECE2019-11339 32Nasir Sabih 2-13-2 IMECE2019-10889 11Nassar Hussein 1-1-1 IMECE2019-13891 1Nava Katherine 7-3-1 IMECE2019-11394 79Nawaz Kashif 6-1-1 IMECE2019-11616 61Nawaz Kashif 6-7-3 IMECE2019-12185 70Nawaz Kashif 9-35-1 IMECE2019-13366 94Nayeb Hashemi Hamid 11-10-3 IMECE2019-10213 140Nazem Tahmasebi Kaveh 5-11-1 IMECE2019-10569 55Nazir Kamran 8-3-1 IMECE2019-12222 89Neba Mforsoh Irine 11-14-1 IMECE2019-11584 145Neef James D. 7-6-1 IMECE2019-12374 78Neher Jon 17-4-3 IMECE2019-12974 206Nehme Christopher 4-5-1 IMECE2019-10180 34Nejadsadeghi Nima 10-5-1 IMECE2019-13626 127Nejadsadeghi Nima 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13975 189Nejadsadeghi Nima 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13480 198Nejadsadeghi Nima 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13487 214Nelson Aaron 2-2-4 IMECE2019-10496 18Nelson Isaac 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13472 198Nelson Isaac 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13631 204Nelson Keith 9-20-1 IMECE2019-13586 94Nelson Keith 9-15-1 IMECE2019-13355 109Nelson Keith 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13361 214Nelson Keith 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13580 214Nelson Nathanael 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13882 206Newacheck Scott 10-10-1 IMECE2019-13546 113Newacheck Scott 10-10-1 IMECE2019-13776 113Newacheck Scott 10-17-2 IMECE2019-13794 123Newaz Golam M. 6-11-1 IMECE2019-12871 68

Author Index

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Newaz Golam M. 6-11-2 IMECE2019-13092 70Newell Pania 2-2-5 IMECE2019-12981 20Newell Pania 11-12-3 IMECE2019-13488 164Newell Pania 11-26-3 IMECE2019-13212 165Newkirk Justin 11-1-1 IMECE2019-13383 144Newman Robert 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13501 198Ngo Chean Chin 7-3-1 IMECE2019-11511 79Nguyen Anh 10-25-1 IMECE2019-13131 123Nguyen Hiep V. 6-9-2 IMECE2019-12005 73Nguyen Hieu 5-7-1 IMECE2019-10174 55Nguyen Huu Duy 9-24-1 IMECE2019-13548 107Nguyen Kevin 3-10-1 IMECE2019-13483 31Nguyen Thanh 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13619 200Nguyen Thao 11-1-4 IMECE2019-13397 152Nguyen Thien 6-14-1 IMECE2019-11800 75Nguyen Thien 6-14-2 IMECE2019-11811 76Nguyen Tony 8-12-1 IMECE2019-11039 86Nguyen Tuan 5-2-1 IMECE2019-10109 56Ni Jun 2-10-1 IMECE2019-10231 7Ni Qing 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12552 212Ni Tao 11-38-1 IMECE2019-13301 145Ni Xiang 11-1-3 IMECE2019-12589 149Niaraki Asli Amir Ehsan 17-2-1 IMECE2019-12915 205Nicely Clint 11-38-1 IMECE2019-12907 146Nicely Clint 17-11-2 IMECE2019-12908 211Nickerson Ethan 11-18-1 IMECE2019-13785 135Nicola Lucia 11-17-1 IMECE2019-13064 135Nie Xu 11-7-4 IMECE2019-12130 144Nielsen Kim Lau 2-10-1 IMECE2019-11251 7Nielsen Morten 2-10-1 IMECE2019-11251 7Nielson Samuel 8-6-3 IMECE2019-11352 90Niezrecki Christopher 3-15-1 IMECE2019-13638 30Nigam Aman 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13289 203Nikhare Chetan 2-7-2 IMECE2019-10619 23Nikhare Chetan 2-7-3 IMECE2019-10625 24Nikhare Chetan 10-26-1 IMECE2019-10303 114Nikravesh Siavash 11-27-1 IMECE2019-13197 154Ning Xin 11-46-1 IMECE2019-12779 137Nishikawa Reon 1-2-1 IMECE2019-12748 1Nishimoto Yutaka 4-6-1 IMECE2019-10382 36Nispel Abraham 13-4-1 IMECE2019-11862 178Nitsas Michail 6-2-1 IMECE2019-10725 64Nitsas Michail 6-2-2 IMECE2019-10736 65Nitsas Michail 6-2-3 IMECE2019-10738 67Niu Hang 5-9-3 IMECE2019-11012 51Niu Xiaoxu 2-10-3 IMECE2019-10539 12Niu Zhihua 2-9-1 IMECE2019-10832 7Niu Zhihua 2-10-2 IMECE2019-10871 10Nnanna A.G. Agwu 6-8-1 IMECE2019-12545 71Nnanna A.G. Agwu 9-57-1 IMECE2019-11870 107Nnanna A.G. Agwu 9-59-1 IMECE2019-11313 110Noaman Mohamed 6-3-1 IMECE2019-10590 61Noebe Ronald 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13145 195Noell Philip 11-18-2 IMECE2019-13673 138Nor Mohd. Rafiq 11-36-2 IMECE2019-11162 162Norato Julian 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13803 202Norberg Jaclyn 4-11-1 IMECE2019-10980 43Nordin Greg 12-5-1 IMECE2019-11470 171Nouh Mostafa 1-1-3 IMECE2019-12852 2Nouh Mostafa 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13133 195Nour Bakr 4-10-1 IMECE2019-10333 40Nouzil Ibrahim 2-5-2 IMECE2019-10952 16Novelia Alyssa 11-5-2 IMECE2019-12511 157Nowicki Margaret 4-11-2 IMECE2019-11948 44Nowicki Margaret 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13967 189N’souglo Komi E. 11-7-4 IMECE2019-12858 144Nwanna Emeka C. 2-14-1 IMECE2019-10692 21Nwokonkwo Obinna 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13753 201Nygård Bård Inge 5-2-1 IMECE2019-10249 56Nyland Joakim 6-4-5 IMECE2019-10266 70Nylen Rebecca 11-22-2 IMECE2019-13797 145Nyssen Florence 5-3-1 IMECE2019-10300 49Obata Yoshihiro 11-18-1 IMECE2019-12873 135Oberoi Harinder Singh 2-5-4 IMECE2019-12234 19

Oberzan Declan 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13589 199Obinna Aronu 9-59-1 IMECE2019-11313 110Obiukwu Osita 10-26-1 IMECE2019-10313 114Ochoa Cesar 4-10-2 IMECE2019-10627 41O’Connor Clarke 7-10-1 IMECE2019-11751 77Odendaal Hendrik 2-9-2 IMECE2019-11232 9Odessa Itay 3-6-1 IMECE2019-12725 27Odom Teri W. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13136 195Odunfa Moradeyo 9-31-1 IMECE2019-11183 111Ogasawara Naoki 8-2-3 IMECE2019-10683 88Ogata Takashi 17-10-1 IMECE2019-12675 210Ogden Taylor A. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13472 198Oh Changyong 5-13-1 IMECE2019-13333 59Oh Gyoko 5-9-1 IMECE2019-10130 48Oh Sang June 7-3-1 IMECE2019-11511 79Ohashi Kazuhito 2-14-1 IMECE2019-12509 21Ohioma Eboreime 11-35-1 IMECE2019-10752 158Ohioma Eboreime 11-35-1 IMECE2019-10753 159Ohira Hikaru 2-14-1 IMECE2019-12509 21Ohodnicki Paul R. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12771 192Ohta Makoto 4-4-1 IMECE2019-11125 33Ohta Makoto 4-10-3 IMECE2019-10866 42Ok Jeong Tae 15-1-1 IMECE2019-11602 187Okada Kazuya 8-2-2 IMECE2019-10549 87Okamoto R.J. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13629 200Okamoto R.J. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13733 201Okoye Peter Chukwuma 6-1-1 IMECE2019-10072 61Okposio David 6-8-1 IMECE2019-12545 71Okposio David 9-57-1 IMECE2019-11870 107Oktem A. Sinan 3-5-1 IMECE2019-10325 27Okumura Dai 11-1-8 IMECE2019-12917 160Okumura Dai 11-37-5 IMECE2019-13056 165Okwu Modestus Okechukwu 9-35-1 IMECE2019-11329 94Okwu Modestus Okechukwu 12-4-1 IMECE2019-11496 172Oladijo O.P. 2-7-4 IMECE2019-10715 25Oladijo O.P. 11-7-3 IMECE2019-10721 140Olasumboye Adewale 11-14-2 IMECE2019-10978 147Olayinka Ayotunde 2-7-1 IMECE2019-10032 23Oleinik Cesar 17-2-1 IMECE2019-10144 205Olia Masoud 11-10-3 IMECE2019-10213 140Oliveira Pedro 2-8-4 IMECE2019-11711 22Oliveira Ricardo 6-4-2 IMECE2019-11542 66Oliver Kathryn 14-3-3 IMECE2019-11069 184Olivett Anthony 5-4-4 IMECE2019-13830 59Olivett Anthony 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13552 199Olivetti Elsa 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13295 203Oliynyk Anton 10-26-6 IMECE2019-13854 121Olson Derek 5-11-1 IMECE2019-10241 55Olubambi Peter 2-4-2 IMECE2019-10693 15Oluwabunmi Kayode 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13902 188Oluwabunmi Kayode 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13719 201Omid O.N. 11-1-9 IMECE2019-13079 163Omori Takahiro 12-7-2 IMECE2019-10558 173Ongaro Greta 11-38-1 IMECE2019-13301 145Ono Masashi 9-5-1 IMECE2019-12710 110Ono Takeyuki 5-9-2 IMECE2019-10781 50Ono Takeyuki 5-9-3 IMECE2019-11435 51Ono Takeyuki 5-4-1 IMECE2019-10780 54Ookawara Shinichi 4-5-3 IMECE2019-10425 37Ookawara Shinichi 4-10-1 IMECE2019-10427 40Oosthuizen Patrick 9-66-1 IMECE2019-13947 97Oosthuizen Patrick 9-66-1 IMECE2019-13974 97Oosthuizen Patrick 9-19-2 IMECE2019-11864 104Oraibi Zakariya 2-4-1 IMECE2019-13312 14Orea Daniel 6-14-1 IMECE2019-11800 75Orea Daniel 6-14-2 IMECE2019-11811 76O’Reilly Oliver M. 11-5-2 IMECE2019-12511 157Orejon Daniel 9-43-1 IMECE2019-10628 93Orejon Daniel 17-9-1 IMECE2019-12838 209Orient George 11-22-2 IMECE2019-10521 145Ortega Joseph K.E. 11-39-3 IMECE2019-13279 142Ortiz Jhonatan 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13929 18Ortiz Rejón Miguel 11-7-2 IMECE2019-10392 137Orzeszko Mark 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13384 203

Author Index

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Osberg Daniel Vatle 5-11-1 IMECE2019-10434 55Oskay Caglar 11-19-1 IMECE2019-12893 161Osloub Ehsan 11-26-4 IMECE2019-10207 167Osman M. 10-24-1 IMECE2019-10307 123Osovski Shmuel 11-8-2 IMECE2019-13674 137Ospina-Aldana Gustavo 2-9-2 IMECE2019-11232 9Ossia Sepand 11-12-1 IMECE2019-11066 158Ostergaard Halsey 11-12-3 IMECE2019-12987 164Osterman Kelly 6-7-1 IMECE2019-10606 66Ostermeyer Georg-Peter 5-3-1 IMECE2019-10576 49Ostien Jake 11-7-4 IMECE2019-12806 144Ostien Jake 11-7-4 IMECE2019-12808 144Ostien Jake 11-7-5 IMECE2019-12992 147Ostien Jake 11-7-6 IMECE2019-12856 149Ostien Jake 11-7-6 IMECE2019-13025 149Ostoja-Starzewski Martin 4-2-2 IMECE2019-11985 39Ostoja-Starzewski Martin 5-13-1 IMECE2019-11072 58Ostoja-Starzewski Martin 10-17-1 IMECE2019-10538 120Ostoja-Starzewski Martin 10-9-3 IMECE2019-12593 127Oterkus Erkan 1-12-2 IMECE2019-13177 6Oterkus Erkan 3-12-1 IMECE2019-10049 29Oterkus Erkan 3-12-1 IMECE2019-13171 29Oterkus Erkan 3-15-1 IMECE2019-13175 30Oterkus Selda 3-12-1 IMECE2019-10049 29O’Toole Brendan 11-22-1 IMECE2019-12960 142O’Toole Brendan 11-14-1 IMECE2019-11799 145O’Toole Brendan 11-32-1 IMECE2019-11674 155O’Toole Brendan 11-26-3 IMECE2019-12039 165Otremba Frank 5-5-2 IMECE2019-10030 53Otto Tauno 2-13-1 IMECE2019-10583 8Oudah Saad K. 9-51-1 IMECE2019-11624 110Oudah E. Al-Harbi Mohammed 10-24-1 IMECE2019-10307 123Oudich Mourad 1-1-3 IMECE2019-13051 2Oviroh Peter 2-9-3 IMECE2019-10578 12Oviroh Peter 6-11-3 IMECE2019-10580 71Owczarek Grzegorz 17-9-1 IMECE2019-12959 209Owolabi Gbadebo 11-14-2 IMECE2019-10978 147Oxandale Samuel 12-7-1 IMECE2019-11690 169Oxandale Samuel 12-5-1 IMECE2019-11534 171Oyewola Miracle 9-31-1 IMECE2019-11183 111Ozaltun Hakan 6-14-2 IMECE2019-11547 76Ozaltun Hakan 6-14-2 IMECE2019-13773 76Ozbek Atay Kaan 9-14-1 IMECE2019-11595 102Oztan Cagri 2-2-7 IMECE2019-12215 18Oztekin Alparslan 6-7-1 IMECE2019-10734 66Oztekin Alparslan 6-7-1 IMECE2019-10740 66Oztekin Alparslan 6-7-2 IMECE2019-10956 67Oztekin Alparslan 8-9-2 IMECE2019-10723 83Oztekin Alparslan 8-9-1 IMECE2019-10899 83Oztekin Alparslan 8-9-3 IMECE2019-10727 84P Ashwath 2-6-2 IMECE2019-10026 11P Thanalakshme Rhinithaa 5-15-1 IMECE2019-10668 48P.G. Vibhu 10-26-2 IMECE2019-10384 115Pabón Villamizar Dany 5-4-2 IMECE2019-12160 56Pabón Villamizar Dany 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13929 188Pacheco Daniel 1-12-1 IMECE2019-12093 5Paci Jeffrey T. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13136 195Padilla Espinosa Ingrid 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12717 213Padmanaban Vishnu 6-4-4 IMECE2019-10735 69Pagan Darren 11-47-3 IMECE2019-13059 151Pagani Alfonso 1-1-3 IMECE2019-12607 2Pagani Alfonso 3-14-1 IMECE2019-11281 32Pagani Alfonso 3-14-1 IMECE2019-11314 32Pagani Alfonso 3-14-1 IMECE2019-11364 32Page Geoffrey 10-29-2 IMECE2019-11895 131Page Logan 9-15-1 IMECE2019-11699 108Pahuja Rishi 17-2-1 IMECE2019-12690 205Painter Brian 5-5-1 IMECE2019-10663 47Pal Ramendra K. 10-25-1 IMECE2019-13379 123Pal Ramendra K. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13382 197Pal Ramendra K. 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13384 203Palaniappan Kannappan 2-4-1 IMECE2019-13312 14Palermo Antonio 1-6-2 IMECE2019-12608 5Paley Derek A. 11-5-2 IMECE2019-12511 157

Pallerla Vinay Kumar 4-2-3 IMECE2019-11814 40Palmer Alan 4-11-1 IMECE2019-10228 43Palmore Jr. John 9-39-2 IMECE2019-12984 101Palnitkar Harish 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13710 200Palou Carlos 8-6-1 IMECE2019-11979 88Palou Carlos 8-6-1 IMECE2019-11989 88Pan Fangjia 4-10-3 IMECE2019-10866 42Pan Heng 9-49-1 IMECE2019-12276 109Pan Liang 9-20-1 IMECE2019-11365 94Pan Liang 9-49-1 IMECE2019-11386 109Pan Liang 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12829 193Pan Luyan 5-5-1 IMECE2019-12263 47Pan Xiaofei 11-28-1 IMECE2019-12293 135Pan Ying 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13575 214Pan Zhiliang 9-25-1 IMECE2019-13606 98Pan Zhiliang 17-9-1 IMECE2019-13618 209Panaccione Wyatt 2-4-1 IMECE2019-11868 14Panaccione Wyatt 2-4-2 IMECE2019-11327 15Panaccione Wyatt 17-2-1 IMECE2019-11360 205Pandey K.K. 10-1-1 IMECE2019-12762 119Pandey K.K. 10-27-3 IMECE2019-12763 131Pandey Neel 1-10-1 IMECE2019-10197 3Pandurangi Shrinidhi Shrikant 11-37-3 IMECE2019-13019 159Pandurangi Shrinidhi Shrikant 11-37-5 IMECE2019-12988 165Pandya Divya 9-18-1 IMECE2019-12432 106Paneri Bhaskar 4-10-1 IMECE2019-10529 40Pang Jiazhen 2-13-2 IMECE2019-11160 11Pang Kaylene 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13107 206Pang Yaokun 11-5-3 IMECE2019-13416 160Panrudkevich Alexa 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13629 200Panse Sanskar 9-46-1 IMECE2019-10660 102Pansolin Denis 3-3-1 IMECE2019-12919 32Pant Anuj 9-4-1 IMECE2019-11656 106Pant Kapil 3-13-1 IMECE2019-11333 29Pant Lalit 6-12-2 IMECE2019-12436 74Panteli Anna 6-1-3 IMECE2019-11399 63Papadopolous Christopher 7-1-2 IMECE2019-13584 78Parab Niranjan D. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13772 201Parahovnik Anatoly 9-19-2 IMECE2019-10470 104Parahovnik Anatoly 9-51-1 IMECE2019-10045 109Parate Kshama 4-12-1 IMECE2019-13895 45Parate Kshama 10-25-2 IMECE2019-13194 126Parate Kshama 10-25-2 IMECE2019-13872 126Parate Kshama 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13081 194Parate Kshama 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13494 198Parikh Nil 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12715 192Parikh Nil 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12867 193Parisi James 15-1-1 IMECE2019-12634 188Park Cheolwoong 17-6-1 IMECE2019-13388 208Park Daniel 10-23-1 IMECE2019-12193 125Park Daniel 12-3-1 IMECE2019-11921 170Park Deokgeun 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13139 195Park Hong Seok 17-2-1 IMECE2019-10696 205Park Jae Sung 8-4-1 IMECE2019-13103 89Park Jin Su 6-9-1 IMECE2019-13054 72Park Jungkyu 6-14-1 IMECE2019-11025 75Park Jungkyu 6-14-2 IMECE2019-11027 76Park Jungkyu 10-26-4 IMECE2019-11411 118Park Keunhan 6-4-5 IMECE2019-10671 71Park Keunhan 9-20-1 IMECE2019-13468 94Park Keunhan 9-4-1 IMECE2019-13130 106Park Keunhan 9-15-1 IMECE2019-10175 108Park Keunhan 9-30-2 IMECE2019-13470 109Park Keunhan 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12663 191Park Keunhan 17-9-1 IMECE2019-13135 209Park Seongeun 5-2-2 IMECE2019-10997 58Park Sunggook 12-6-1 IMECE2019-12058 171Parker Jordan 6-4-4 IMECE2019-10804 69Parker Jordan 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13849 188Parmigiani John 11-10-3 IMECE2019-11680 141Parmigiani John 11-19-1 IMECE2019-11713 161Parnell William J. 1-14-1 IMECE2019-11006 1Parry Marcus 10-26-6 IMECE2019-13854 121Parthasarathy Ramkumar 6-3-1 IMECE2019-12662 61

Author Index

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Paruchuru Satya Prasad 17-2-1 IMECE2019-10416 205Paruchuru Satya Prasad 17-2-1 IMECE2019-10417 205Paruchuru Satya Prasad 17-10-1 IMECE2019-10423 210Paruchuru Satya Prasad 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12878 211Parvez Mohammad Salman 12-8-2 IMECE2019-11734 172Pascoa Marques Jose 3-2-1 IMECE2019-11515 28Pascoa Marques Jose 3-3-1 IMECE2019-11712 32Pascoa Marques Jose 8-4-3 IMECE2019-11747 91Pasmann Sam 6-14-1 IMECE2019-10221 75Pate Michael 9-66-1 IMECE2019-13947 97Patel Anish 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13417 203Patel Harsh 4-13-2 IMECE2019-11802 45Patel Hinal 11-1-6 IMECE2019-12187 154Patel Swati 8-2-3 IMECE2019-11258 88Patel V. 3-3-1 IMECE2019-11968 32Pathak Mangesh 5-9-2 IMECE2019-10701 50Pathak Pushparaj Mani 5-4-5 IMECE2019-11113 60Pathak Siddhartha 4-5-1 IMECE2019-13127 34Pathak Siddhartha 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13688 200Pathak Siddhartha 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13862 202Pathrudkar Shashank 11-33-2 IMECE2019-13410 150Patil Santosh 5-4-4 IMECE2019-10424 59Patnaik Sansit 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12832 193Patoto Michael 1-6-2 IMECE2019-13266 5Pattamatta Arvind 8-6-2 IMECE2019-11270 89Pattamatta Arvind 9-18-2 IMECE2019-11212 108Pattamatta Arvind 9-18-2 IMECE2019-11256 108Paudel Basil 2-2-3 IMECE2019-13869 16Paul Koushik 4-4-1 IMECE2019-11765 33Paul Koushik 4-4-1 IMECE2019-11760 34Paul Ratul 10-26-6 IMECE2019-12109 121Paul Ratul 12-7-3 IMECE2019-12129 174Paul Sharad. P 4-4-2 IMECE2019-10405 35Paul Titan 9-51-1 IMECE2019-11624 110Paul Titan C. 9-29-1 IMECE2019-11794 104Paul Titan C. 9-16-1 IMECE2019-11781 111Paulo-Wach Daniel 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13289 203Pawar Vivek 6-10-1 IMECE2019-10252 72Pease Leonard 8-2-3 IMECE2019-11841 88Pei Shaopeng 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13110 194Pei Shaopeng 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13088 213Pei Shiling 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12855 193Pei Zhijian 2-2-4 IMECE2019-11917 18Pei Zhijian 2-2-5 IMECE2019-11999 19Pei Zhijian 4-5-4 IMECE2019-12150 39Pei Zhijian 17-10-1 IMECE2019-12688 210Pei Zhijian 17-10-1 IMECE2019-12721 210Pelegri Assimina 4-4-1 IMECE2019-12182 33Pelegri Assimina 10-25-1 IMECE2019-13379 123Pelegri Assimina 11-25-1 IMECE2019-13900 142Pelegri Assimina 11-39-4 IMECE2019-12466 150Pelegri Assimina 11-1-6 IMECE2019-12187 154Pelegri Assimina 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13989 189Pelegri Assimina 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13382 197Peles Yoav 9-19-2 IMECE2019-10470 104Peles Yoav 9-51-1 IMECE2019-10045 109Pemathilaka Rajeendra L. 12-5-1 IMECE2019-12901 171Pence Thomas 11-1-7 IMECE2019-12625 157Peng Bo 10-4-2 IMECE2019-13420 114Peng Meng 5-10-1 IMECE2019-11054 52Peng Xiaoyao 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13068 194Peng Yipeng 11-23-1 IMECE2019-13264 152Peng Yipeng 11-36-1 IMECE2019-13838 159Peng Yipeng 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13223 196Peng Yipeng 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13243 196Penkova Anita 4-9-1 IMECE2019-13228 42Pepler Daniel 10-19-1 IMECE2019-13801 127Pereira Marcelo 9-57-1 IMECE2019-11426 107Pereira Tassia 13-4-1 IMECE2019-11872 178Perera Inoka E. 13-5-1 IMECE2019-10640 178Perez Rafols Francisco 11-17-1 IMECE2019-13064 135Pérez-Martínez Omar 2-7-4 IMECE2019-11422 25Perkins Allen 11-7-6 IMECE2019-10672 149Perkins Allen 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13961 189

Perkins Edmon 5-10-1 IMECE2019-11506 52Perkins Jason 15-1-1 IMECE2019-11602 187Perlado Jose Manuel 11-47-1 IMECE2019-13836 146Perry Mackenzie 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13633 200Perumal Venkateswaran 4-10-1 IMECE2019-13476 40Peruqui Guidio Bruno 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13850 202Pervaiz Salman 2-5-2 IMECE2019-10952 16Pervaiz Salman 2-5-3 IMECE2019-10973 17Pervaiz Salman 2-5-4 IMECE2019-10961 19Perveen Asma 2-5-5 IMECE2019-10946 20Pervez Tasneem 10-26-3 IMECE2019-11156 117Peswani Mohnish 9-39-1 IMECE2019-13263 100Peterlevitz Alfredo Carlos 11-39-4 IMECE2019-12820 151Petersen Kevin 12-8-1 IMECE2019-13401 170Peterson Suzanne 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12715 192Petersson Hakan 14-2-2 IMECE2019-11550 183Peto Marinela 4-14-1 IMECE2019-12260 41Petralia Michael Thomas 6-6-1 IMECE2019-12250 68Petralia Michael Thomas 6-6-1 IMECE2019-12252 68Petralia Michael Thomas 6-6-1 IMECE2019-12254 68Petrolo Marco 2-9-2 IMECE2019-11261 9Petrolo Marco 3-6-1 IMECE2019-10296 27Petrova Vera 11-7-3 IMECE2019-12275 140Phadnis Akshay 9-36-2 IMECE2019-12527 99Phadnis Akshay 9-18-1 IMECE2019-12525 106Phan Emily 2-4-1 IMECE2019-11868 14Phan Emily 17-2-1 IMECE2019-11360 205Phan Nam 3-4-1 IMECE2019-10142 29Pharr Matt 11-8-2 IMECE2019-13254 137Pharr Matt 11-46-2 IMECE2019-13257 143Phelan Patrick 6-1-2 IMECE2019-11486 62Philip Daryl 11-3-1 IMECE2019-12969 163Phillips David-Michael 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13142 206Phillips Donald 13-8-1 IMECE2019-10238 178Phillips Stephen A. 17-4-3 IMECE2019-13359 207Phoha Vir 2-13-3 IMECE2019-10442 13Phung Leon 11-8-3 IMECE2019-12658 140Pichler Rudolf 2-2-6 IMECE2019-11134 21Pierce David 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12989 191Pierson Anthony 15-1-1 IMECE2019-12167 187Pietrzyk Tobias 8-3-1 IMECE2019-10351 89Pilidis Pericles 3-14-1 IMECE2019-11339 32Piliptchak Pavel 2-13-1 IMECE2019-11345 8Pilon Laurent 9-4-1 IMECE2019-13286 106Pilon Laurent 9-5-1 IMECE2019-13086 111Pilon Laurent 9-5-1 IMECE2019-13919 111Pindera Marek-Jerzy 7-1-2 IMECE2019-12965 78Pindera Marek-Jerzy 10-2-1 IMECE2019-12864 126Pindera Marek-Jerzy 11-23-3 IMECE2019-12865 155Pintar Frank 4-2-4 IMECE2019-11860 42Pinto Brian Alphonse 5-15-1 IMECE2019-11410 48Pinto Claudia 9-2-1 IMECE2019-10173 104Pinzon Horacio 6-10-1 IMECE2019-11316 72Piovesan Davide 4-7-1 IMECE2019-10984 34Piovesan Davide 4-7-1 IMECE2019-10992 34Piovesan Davide 4-5-4 IMECE2019-10988 39Piovesan Davide 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13096 206Piras Bob 9-59-1 IMECE2019-12189 110Pishahang Mehdi 6-7-1 IMECE2019-12667 66Pishahang Mehdi 9-2-1 IMECE2019-12772 104Placidi Luca 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13756 201Placidi Luca 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13762 215Plechaty David 11-19-1 IMECE2019-11713 161Plimpton Steve 11-39-3 IMECE2019-13192 142Pochiraju Kishore 2-2-3 IMECE2019-11101 16Pochiraju Kishore 2-2-4 IMECE2019-11627 18Podder Chinmoy Kumar 9-49-1 IMECE2019-12276 109Poenot Martin 17-4-3 IMECE2019-12974 206Poenot Martin 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13107 206Poenot Martin 17-4-3 IMECE2019-13359 207Poerner Nathan 5-2-3 IMECE2019-11846 59Pokharel Ashish 6-6-1 IMECE2019-12250 68Pokharel Ashish 6-6-1 IMECE2019-12252 68Pokharel Ashish 6-6-1 IMECE2019-12254 68

Author Index

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Pola Cicero C. 4-12-1 IMECE2019-13895 45Pola Cicero C. 10-25-2 IMECE2019-13194 126Pola Cicero C. 10-25-2 IMECE2019-13872 126Pola Cicero C. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13081 194Pola Cicero C. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13494 198Poler Raul 2-8-3 IMECE2019-11527 21Poliks Mark 2-2-3 IMECE2019-12027 16Pollard Marquese A. 11-32-1 IMECE2019-11790 155Ponnuraj Balakrishnan 8-9-2 IMECE2019-11090 83Popovic George 9-45-1 IMECE2019-10613 96Popovic George 17-9-1 IMECE2019-12900 209Porter Debora Lyn 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13474 206Porter Jason 9-6-1 IMECE2019-11792 98Posner Jonathan 7-1-1 IMECE2019-12649 77Posner Matthew 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13967 189Post Scott 8-9-4 IMECE2019-12049 85Pothos Stamatios 8-5-1 IMECE2019-12280 88Poudel Bibek 2-5-6 IMECE2019-13150 22Poudel Laxmi 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13299 196Pourgol-Mohamad Mohammad 13-1-1 IMECE2019-10342 176Pourgol-Mohamad Mohammad 13-8-1 IMECE2019-10344 178Poursartip Anoush 2-9-2 IMECE2019-11261 9Powell Kody 6-10-3 IMECE2019-13550 74Powles Jonathan S. 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13630 204Prabhu Raj 4-2-2 IMECE2019-13209 39Prabhu Vinit 6-7-3 IMECE2019-12185 70Pradhan Anvay 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13213 188Pradhananga Nipesh 9-59-1 IMECE2019-11982 110Prakash Raghu 10-26-2 IMECE2019-10384 115Prakash Raghu 10-24-1 IMECE2019-10230 123Prakash Raghu 10-24-2 IMECE2019-11174 125Prakash Raghu 10-24-2 IMECE2019-11222 125Prasad Arun 5-9-3 IMECE2019-11128 51Prase Björn 14-1-1 IMECE2019-10179 183Prasher Ravi 9-15-1 IMECE2019-10977 108Pratihar Dilip Kumar 2-12-1 IMECE2019-12238 10Pratihar Dilip Kumar 5-11-1 IMECE2019-11170 55Pretorius Leon 9-57-1 IMECE2019-11420 107Pribe Joshua 11-12-3 IMECE2019-12987 164Price Christopher R. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13139 195Price Morgan C. 5-10-1 IMECE2019-11506 52Price Scott 11-26-2 IMECE2019-12314 161Prichard Reid 8-14-1 IMECE2019-12492 84Primabudi Eko 6-3-1 IMECE2019-10850 61Prime Michael 11-22-2 IMECE2019-12740 145Prince Michael 7-1-2 IMECE2019-13584 78Prisbrey Milo 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13472 198Priyadarshini Amrita 3-13-1 IMECE2019-10958 30Priyadarshini Amrita 10-26-2 IMECE2019-10939 115Proctor Fred 2-13-1 IMECE2019-11345 8Protheroe Michael D. 4-4-2 IMECE2019-10405 35Pruessner Marius 11-5-1 IMECE2019-11244 155Przekwas Andrzej J. 4-2-1 IMECE2019-13531 36Pugh David 14-1-3 IMECE2019-11057 184Pulok Mohammad Khairul 3-8-1 IMECE2019-11455 31

HabibPulok Mohammad Khairul 3-8-1 IMECE2019-11477 31

HabibPurohit Prashant 10-4-5 IMECE2019-12860 119Purohit Prashant 11-47-4 IMECE2019-12731 153Purohit Prashant 11-1-10 IMECE2019-12733 165Puskas Joseph 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13966 189Puttonen Tuomas 14-4-2 IMECE2019-11219 181Qi Bowen 17-2-1 IMECE2019-10696 205Qi H. Jerry 10-4-1 IMECE2019-13666 113Qi H. Jerry 10-4-1 IMECE2019-13668 113Qi H. Jerry 11-2-1 IMECE2019-13176 157Qi H. Jerry 11-2-2 IMECE2019-13527 160Qi H. Jerry 11-2-2 IMECE2019-13529 160Qian Dong 11-39-3 IMECE2019-12007 142Qian Dong 11-38-1 IMECE2019-12907 146Qian Dong 17-11-2 IMECE2019-12908 211Qian Shaoxiang 8-9-3 IMECE2019-10200 84Qian Yichen 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13534 214

Qian Zhongjie 11-23-2 IMECE2019-13239 153Qiang Xiao-Qing 5-2-1 IMECE2019-10536 56Qidwai Siddiq 10-20-2 IMECE2019-13275 115Qidwai Siddiq 11-2-1 IMECE2019-13431 157Qidwai Siddiq 11-2-1 IMECE2019-13459 157Qin Guangzhao 9-29-1 IMECE2019-12842 104Qin Guangzhao 9-29-1 IMECE2019-13120 104Qin Guangzhao 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12840 213Qin Guangzhao 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13122 213Qin Guoqiang 10-11-1 IMECE2019-11590 116Qin Hongmin 4-5-4 IMECE2019-12150 39Qiu Bin 11-5-5 IMECE2019-13424 166Qiu Songgang 6-5-2 IMECE2019-11382 63Qiu Songgang 6-4-2 IMECE2019-10403 66Qiu Songgang 6-4-2 IMECE2019-13939 66Qu Jianmin 11-47-2 IMECE2019-13528 148Qu Minglei 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13772 201Qu Wenyang 11-26-1 IMECE2019-13547 158Qu Wenyang 11-26-2 IMECE2019-12277 162Quevedo Fernando 11-42-2 IMECE2019-13915 139Quigley Cassidy 17-4-3 IMECE2019-13595 207Quiñones Bolaños Edgar 9-59-1 IMECE2019-11786 110R Rajendran 2-6-2 IMECE2019-10026 11R Sujith 10-26-2 IMECE2019-10939 115R. Vengala Prasanth 5-6-1 IMECE2019-11986 56Raabe Dierk 11-47-1 IMECE2019-13836 146Rabinovitch Oded 3-6-1 IMECE2019-12725 27Rabinovitch Oded 3-6-1 IMECE2019-13065 27Racherla Vikranth 5-9-3 IMECE2019-11128 51Radhakrishnan Ravi 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13091 203Raeymaekers Bart 2-2-2 IMECE2019-13226 15Raeymaekers Bart 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13472 198Ragab Tarek 11-26-4 IMECE2019-10205 167Ragab Tarek 11-26-4 IMECE2019-10207 167Ragab Tarek 11-26-4 IMECE2019-10208 167Ragab Tarek 11-26-4 IMECE2019-10244 167Ragab Tarek 11-26-4 IMECE2019-10245 167Raghuram Vinay 3-5-1 IMECE2019-11723 27Rahaman Ashiqur 17-11-1 IMECE2019-10757 210Rahimi Borujerdi Peyman 9-41-1 IMECE2019-10229 96Rahman Ahm 5-2-3 IMECE2019-11346 59Rahman Ahm 14-1-3 IMECE2019-11057 184Rahman Ahm 14-3-3 IMECE2019-11438 184Rahman M. Shafiqur 3-8-1 IMECE2019-11087 31Rahman M. Shafiqur 3-8-1 IMECE2019-11581 31Rahman M. Shafiqur 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13881 202Rahman Mahabubur 12-7-1 IMECE2019-13637 169Rahman Molla Hafizur 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13335 197Rahmani Mohsen 5-9-1 IMECE2019-10167 48Rahmati Amir Hossein 11-2-1 IMECE2019-13121 157Rai Ashwin 11-19-1 IMECE2019-11529 161Rai Habib 11-36-1 IMECE2019-12051 159Raj Kumar J. 6-7-3 IMECE2019-10951 70Raja A.H. 8-2-3 IMECE2019-11258 88Raja Jayendiran 4-10-1 IMECE2019-10333 40Rajagopal Manjunath C. 2-8-1 IMECE2019-10621 17Rajagopal Manjunath C. 4-9-1 IMECE2019-12849 42Rajagopal Manjunath C. 6-7-2 IMECE2019-11731 67Rajagopal Manjunath C. 9-36-1 IMECE2019-11421 96Rajput Pankaj 3-2-1 IMECE2019-10938 28Rajput Pankaj 15-1-1 IMECE2019-10935 187Rakshit Sourav 5-9-2 IMECE2019-10701 50Rakurty Chandra Sekhar 2-9-1 IMECE2019-13859 7Rakurty Chandra Sekhar 2-5-6 IMECE2019-13868 22Rakurty Chandra Sekhar 2-5-6 IMECE2019-13880 22Rakurty Chandra Sekhar 10-26-6 IMECE2019-13896 121Rakurty Chandra Sekhar 14-3-3 IMECE2019-13813 184Ralphs Matthew 9-51-2 IMECE2019-12526 111Ralston Harold 13-9-1 IMECE2019-11479 179Ramachandran Madhumitha 10-29-2 IMECE2019-11895 131Ramadhan Hadyan 6-8-1 IMECE2019-11891 71Ramakrishnan Kishore Ranganath 9-41-1 IMECE2019-11283 96Ramakrishnan Vinod 1-1-2 IMECE2019-11782 2Ramamurti Ravi 11-5-1 IMECE2019-11244 155

Author Index

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Raman S.K. 11-43-1 IMECE2019-11123 139Ramarathnam Krishna Kumar 5-2-3 IMECE2019-11260 59Rambaks Andris 8-3-2 IMECE2019-11343 90Ramesh K.T. 10-20-4 IMECE2019-13191 124Ramirez Angel D. 7-4-1 IMECE2019-10676 80Ramirez Emilio A. 4-10-2 IMECE2019-10627 41Ramirez-Cedillo Erick G. 4-14-1 IMECE2019-11406 41Ramirez-Cedillo Erick G. 4-14-1 IMECE2019-12260 41Ramirez-Meyers Katrina 6-10-3 IMECE2019-11707 74Ramirez-Reivich Alejandro C. 10-26-5 IMECE2019-11919 120Ramos Jennifer 4-7-1 IMECE2019-11233 34Rampalli Ihika 11-7-3 IMECE2019-12544 140Ramzanpour Mohammadreza 4-5-2 IMECE2019-10742 35Ramzanpour Mohammadreza 4-5-2 IMECE2019-10743 36Ramzanpour Mohammadreza 4-5-2 IMECE2019-11549 36Ramzanpour Mohammadreza 11-1-3 IMECE2019-11829 149Ran Chun 11-10-4 IMECE2019-12264 145Randall Joseph M. 15-1-1 IMECE2019-11602 187Raney Jordan R. 10-4-2 IMECE2019-13186 114Raney Jordan R. 10-4-5 IMECE2019-12860 119Raney Jordan R. 10-4-5 IMECE2019-13764 119Raney Jordan R. 10-19-1 IMECE2019-12994 127Raney Jordan R. 11-3-2 IMECE2019-12993 165Range Bradford 5-4-1 IMECE2019-11709 54Rangnekar Sonal V. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13081 194Ranjan Devesh 9-14-1 IMECE2019-12744 102Ranjan Rajesh 8-3-3 IMECE2019-10828 91Rao Prahalad 2-2-3 IMECE2019-12027 16Rao Sameer 9-4-1 IMECE2019-13130 106Rao Sameer 10-26-6 IMECE2019-13413 121Rao Sameer 17-9-1 IMECE2019-13135 209Rasel Md. Abu Jafar 9-25-2 IMECE2019-13705 100Rasel Md. Abu Jafar 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13706 214Rashid Asif 2-5-5 IMECE2019-10940 20Rashid Asif 2-5-5 IMECE2019-10944 20Rashid Asif 2-5-5 IMECE2019-10946 20Rashidi Majid 8-11-1 IMECE2019-11995 86Rashidi Reza 5-5-2 IMECE2019-10791 53Rashidi Reza 8-1-1 IMECE2019-10790 87Rasmussen Bryan 6-9-2 IMECE2019-11579 73Rasmussen Bryan 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13139 195Rasmussen Bryan 17-6-1 IMECE2019-13152 208Rastogi Shruti 11-26-1 IMECE2019-12305 158Ratner Albert 4-6-2 IMECE2019-10922 37Ratner Albert 6-16-2 IMECE2019-10917 69Ratner Albert 8-9-4 IMECE2019-10258 85Rattner Alexander 9-10-1 IMECE2019-13969 103Rauch Hunter A. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13633 200Raval Jay 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13289 203Ravi-Chandar Krishanswamy 11-1-1 IMECE2019-13284 144Ravi-Chandar Krishanswamy 11-1-1 IMECE2019-13725 144Ravi-Chandar Krishanswamy 11-47-1 IMECE2019-13741 146Ravichandran Guruswami 11-8-1 IMECE2019-12691 133Ravichandran Guruswami 11-8-1 IMECE2019-12938 133Rawal Atul 10-23-1 IMECE2019-11492 125Rawal Atul 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12631 213Rayyan Naseem 13-5-1 IMECE2019-10640 178Raza Kabeer 10-10-1 IMECE2019-11720 113Raza Kabeer 10-10-3 IMECE2019-10960 116Raza Muhammad S. 8-9-2 IMECE2019-12020 83Raza Saqib 8-9-4 IMECE2019-12049 85Razi Yazdan 1-2-1 IMECE2019-10096 1Razmi Jafar 2-2-1 IMECE2019-10256 14Razmi Jafar 2-2-5 IMECE2019-12371 20Razu Md. Enayet 8-6-3 IMECE2019-13393 91Redaelli Davide Felice 14-4-1 IMECE2019-11480 181Reder Nicholas 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13107 206Redovian Cameron 2-13-1 IMECE2019-11337 8Reed Nathan A. 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13630 204Reeder Brett 2-2-5 IMECE2019-12981 20Regazzoni Daniele 14-2-1 IMECE2019-10315 181Regazzoni Daniele 14-2-1 IMECE2019-10491 181Regmi Abiral 2-4-2 IMECE2019-13114 16Regmi Abiral 12-4-1 IMECE2019-13115 172

Regmi Abiral 12-7-2 IMECE2019-13353 173Regmi Abiral 17-2-1 IMECE2019-13119 205Rehekampff Christoph 2-2-7 IMECE2019-11277 18Reich Alton 17-4-3 IMECE2019-12541 206Reid John 11-10-4 IMECE2019-12209 144Reid Russell 6-4-5 IMECE2019-11831 71Reifman Jaques 4-2-1 IMECE2019-13067 36Reifman Jaques 4-2-2 IMECE2019-13542 39Reina Celia 11-47-3 IMECE2019-12642 151Reinhall Per 3-4-2 IMECE2019-11544 30Reinker Felix 8-4-2 IMECE2019-11417 90Reissman Timothy 2-2-4 IMECE2019-11615 18Reiter Rolf O. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13710 200Ren Bo 3-12-2 IMECE2019-13308 31Ren Bo 11-38-3 IMECE2019-12487 150Ren Qiao 8-1-1 IMECE2019-10044 87Ren Xiaohan 6-16-1 IMECE2019-13402 65Rennpferdt Christoph 14-4-1 IMECE2019-10497 181Repaka Ramjee 4-10-5 IMECE2019-10800 45Resnick Alex 6-14-1 IMECE2019-11025 75Resnick Alex 6-14-2 IMECE2019-11027 76Resnick Alex 10-26-4 IMECE2019-11411 118Restrepo David 10-4-3 IMECE2019-13818 116Restrepo David 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13827 202Revil-Baudard Benoit 11-7-1 IMECE2019-12777 133Revil-Baudard Benoit 11-7-7 IMECE2019-12778 152Reyes Christopher I. 5-3-1 IMECE2019-11198 49Reynolds Leryn 4-6-1 IMECE2019-11389 36Reynolds Leryn 4-14-1 IMECE2019-10654 41Rezaee B. 17-10-1 IMECE2019-13185 210Rezaei Amirsaman 11-42-2 IMECE2019-13915 139Rezaei H. 2-11-1 IMECE2019-13244 8Reznicek Evan 6-12-1 IMECE2019-13781 73Rhee Dongjoon 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13136 195Rhinehardt Kristen L. 10-23-1 IMECE2019-11492 125Rhinehardt Kristen L. 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12631 213Rho DongGee 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13720 191Rhodes Joshua 6-1-3 IMECE2019-13615 63Ribeiro Andre 4-14-1 IMECE2019-11221 41Ribeiro Gustavo 3-3-1 IMECE2019-11712 32Ribeiro Pedro 10-26-3 IMECE2019-11356 117Richard Courtnei 2-7-1 IMECE2019-10032 23Richardson Brian 8-6-4 IMECE2019-12368 92Richter Christiaan 6-16-1 IMECE2019-10586 65Richter Hanz 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13296 203Riddoch Daniel J. 11-11-1 IMECE2019-12783 134Rideout Geoff 5-10-1 IMECE2019-11504 52Rifkin J.K. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13733 201Rigby Cynthia 11-18-1 IMECE2019-13785 135Riggs Tamara 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13611 200Riley Matthew 15-1-1 IMECE2019-11531 187Rios Orlando 2-9-3 IMECE2019-13613 12Rios Orlando 10-2-2 IMECE2019-13683 128Ripa Cameron 9-7-1 IMECE2019-11620 99Risheim Inge 7-9-1 IMECE2019-10248 81Riznoukaya N. 10-29-1 IMECE2019-10137 128Rizvi Reza 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13543 198Rizvi Reza 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13768 201Rizzi Caterina 14-2-1 IMECE2019-10491 181Ro Uijeong 17-11-2 IMECE2019-13167 211Roa Prada Sebastian 5-4-2 IMECE2019-12160 56Roa Prada Sebastian 8-9-4 IMECE2019-12038 85Roa Prada Sebastian 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13929 188Roa Prada Sebastian 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13932 188Robbins Andrew 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13592 206Robbins Andrew 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13657 206Robbins Andrew 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13731 206Robbins Andrew 17-4-3 IMECE2019-13651 207Robert Kerlin 11-7-2 IMECE2019-12950 137Roberts Kendric 10-2-1 IMECE2019-11013 126Robertson Daniel 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13789 187Robinson Joshua 12-7-2 IMECE2019-11491 173Roccabianca Sara 11-5-5 IMECE2019-13751 166Roch Aljoscha 2-2-2 IMECE2019-13670 15

Author Index

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Roch Aljoscha 4-5-4 IMECE2019-13841 39Rodrigues Daniel 2-8-4 IMECE2019-10985 22Rodrigues Frederico 3-2-1 IMECE2019-11515 28Rodriguez Alejandro 6-1-1 IMECE2019-13124 61Rodriguez Alejandro 9-29-1 IMECE2019-12842 104Rodriguez Alejandro 9-29-1 IMECE2019-13120 104Rodriguez Alejandro 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12840 213Rodriguez Alejandro 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13122 213Rodriguez Alejandro 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13125 213Rodriguez Carlos 4-13-2 IMECE2019-11788 45Rodriguez Ciro A. 4-14-1 IMECE2019-12260 41Rodriguez Mario C. 4-6-1 IMECE2019-11416 36Rodríguez-Martínez Jose A. 11-8-1 IMECE2019-12857 133Rodríguez-Martínez Jose A. 11-7-4 IMECE2019-12858 144Rodriguez-Paz Miguel X. 7-10-2 IMECE2019-11813 79Rogdakis Emmanouil 6-2-1 IMECE2019-10076 64Rogdakis Emmanouil 6-2-1 IMECE2019-10077 64Rogers Austin 6-9-2 IMECE2019-11579 73Rogers Austin 17-6-1 IMECE2019-13152 208Rogers Jeffrey A. 6-5-1 IMECE2019-13039 62Rognsvåg Even 6-4-5 IMECE2019-10266 70Roh Hee Seok 6-14-2 IMECE2019-11547 76Roh Hee Seok 6-14-2 IMECE2019-13773 76Rojas-Solorzano Luis 8-7-1 IMECE2019-10876 84Rojas-Solorzano Luis 8-7-1 IMECE2019-10921 84Rokka Chhetri Sujit 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13643 200Romano Anthony 4-2-1 IMECE2019-12931 36Romer Lewis H. 11-3-2 IMECE2019-13394 166Romero Carlos 6-7-1 IMECE2019-10734 66Romero Elena 6-10-1 IMECE2019-11316 72Romero Navarrete Jose Antonio 5-5-2 IMECE2019-10030 53Ronoh Melanie 7-10-1 IMECE2019-11751 77Ronoh Melanie 15-1-1 IMECE2019-11602 187Rooks Tyler 4-11-2 IMECE2019-12173 44Rooney Sean 2-2-3 IMECE2019-11101 16Root Anna 10-25-1 IMECE2019-13379 123Root Anna 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13382 197Root Joshua 3-10-1 IMECE2019-10387 31Rosales Jr. Gilberto 10-14-1 IMECE2019-10400 122Rose Olivia 4-7-1 IMECE2019-10984 34Rose Cernucan Katrina 11-42-2 IMECE2019-13851 139Rosen David 14-6-1 IMECE2019-14011 181Rosenberg James 11-18-1 IMECE2019-13442 135Rossini Salvatore 4-11-1 IMECE2019-11774 43Rossoni Marco 14-4-1 IMECE2019-11480 181Rossoni Marco 14-4-2 IMECE2019-11497 182Roters Franz 11-47-1 IMECE2019-13836 146Roth David 8-3-1 IMECE2019-10351 89Roth Richard 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13295 203Rounds Thomas G. 4-11-2 IMECE2019-11948 44Roundy Shadrach 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13104 194Rouse Zachary W. 9-25-2 IMECE2019-12963 100Rouse Zachary W. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12929 193Rousset François 9-9-1 IMECE2019-13375 101Rousset Patrick 8-9-1 IMECE2019-10636 83Rowell Abram 5-4-4 IMECE2019-10299 59Rowley Robert J 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13329 211Rowley Robert J. 11-18-3 IMECE2019-13328 141Rowley Robert J. 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13326 188Rowley Robert J. 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13962 189Rowley Robert J. 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13108 211Roy Ambarneil 10-27-2 IMECE2019-12045 128Roy Ankit 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13002 194Roy Apoorva 11-12-1 IMECE2019-10559 158Roy Arnab 9-39-2 IMECE2019-11728 101Roy Manosi 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13427 197Roy Manosi 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13473 198Roy Samit 11-7-3 IMECE2019-12544 140Roy Shibayan 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12982 194Roy Shrabanti 6-16-1 IMECE2019-10991 65Roy Shrabanti 6-2-3 IMECE2019-10994 66Roy Shrabanti 6-16-2 IMECE2019-10996 69Royston Thomas 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13710 200Ruan Xiulin 9-20-1 IMECE2019-12753 94

Ruan Xiulin 9-25-1 IMECE2019-10688 98Ruan Xiulin 9-25-2 IMECE2019-12964 100Rubby Mohammad Fazlay 12-8-2 IMECE2019-11734 172Rubio Isaac 4-13-2 IMECE2019-11802 45Rubio Jose 4-2-1 IMECE2019-13067 36Rubio Jose 4-2-2 IMECE2019-13542 39Rudnick Joshua 8-1-1 IMECE2019-10790 87Rudraksha S.P. 10-29-1 IMECE2019-10163 128Rudraraju Shiva 10-2-1 IMECE2019-12699 126Rudykh Stephan 1-1-5 IMECE2019-13647 3Rue Matthew 1-12-1 IMECE2019-12093 5Rueda Villanoba Sergio Alberto 5-3-1 IMECE2019-11516 49Ruesch Jonathan 11-14-3 IMECE2019-13100 149Ruimi Annie 4-10-1 IMECE2019-10333 40Ruiz Brajan 5-12-1 IMECE2019-11450 53Ruiz Francisco 15-1-1 IMECE2019-10527 187Rumschoettel Dominik 2-2-7 IMECE2019-11277 18Runnerstrom Evan 10-20-1 IMECE2019-13386 114Russello Aldo 9-9-1 IMECE2019-13375 101Russo Davide 14-3-1 IMECE2019-10699 182Rykaczewski Konrad 9-36-2 IMECE2019-12527 99Rykaczewski Konrad 9-18-1 IMECE2019-12525 106Rykaczewski Konrad 9-24-1 IMECE2019-12524 107Rykaczewski Konrad 9-51-2 IMECE2019-12526 111Rykaczewski Konrad 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12654 191Rykkje Thorstein R 7-5-1 IMECE2019-10437 81Rykkje Thorstein R. 5-8-1 IMECE2019-10250 48Rykkje Thorstein R. 5-9-1 IMECE2019-10436 48Rykkje Thorstein R. 5-11-1 IMECE2019-10434 55Ryou Heonjune 2-9-2 IMECE2019-10608 9Ryu Jon 1-1-6 IMECE2019-10449 4Ryu Jon 1-1-6 IMECE2019-11866 4S Lakshmi 5-2-3 IMECE2019-11260 59S Prathik Jain 2-6-2 IMECE2019-11168 11S F Sulthan 5-11-1 IMECE2019-11170 55S M Suresh 2-6-2 IMECE2019-11168 11S. Boopathy 11-17-1 IMECE2019-10004 135S. Patnaik Souyma 9-35-1 IMECE2019-11936 94S. Patnaik Souyma 15-1-1 IMECE2019-11855 187S.F. Sulthan 2-12-1 IMECE2019-12238 10Saad Idris 9-39-1 IMECE2019-10120 100Saadat Mohammad Ali 11-1-2 IMECE2019-12253 146Saadatzi Mohammad Nasser 6-4-1 IMECE2019-10749 64Saadatzi Mohammadsadegh 6-4-1 IMECE2019-10749 64Saadatzi Mohammadsadegh 11-23-3 IMECE2019-11660 155Sabaawy Hatem 11-3-2 IMECE2019-13435 166Sabbaghi Payam 9-30-1 IMECE2019-12553 108Sabbaghi Payam 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12552 212Sabharwall Piyush 6-14-1 IMECE2019-11800 75Sabharwall Piyush 6-14-2 IMECE2019-11811 76Sable Peter 11-14-1 IMECE2019-10459 145Saboori Parisa 4-11-2 IMECE2019-11789 44Saboori Parisa 17-4-3 IMECE2019-13321 207Saboori Parisa 17-4-3 IMECE2019-13327 207Sachdeva Paras 8-4-2 IMECE2019-11273 90Sadat Hamid 8-11-1 IMECE2019-11732 85Sadegh Ali 4-10-1 IMECE2019-10529 40Sadegh Ali 4-11-1 IMECE2019-10650 43Sadhal Satwindar 4-9-1 IMECE2019-13228 42Sadik Linda 8-9-1 IMECE2019-11433 83Sadraddin Hezha 10-10-1 IMECE2019-11957 113Saeed M. Alsaiari Waleed 10-26-1 IMECE2019-10308 114Saeedmanesh Alireza 6-10-3 IMECE2019-12445 74Saeidi-Javash Mortaza 16-1-1 IMECE2019-11980 191Safarianbana Sahar 6-16-1 IMECE2019-10586 65Safarkhani Salar 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13341 197Sagar Amrit 4-5-1 IMECE2019-10180 34Sagir Gokhan 2-5-2 IMECE2019-11439 16Saha Debajyoti 17-10-1 IMECE2019-13238 210Saha Mrinal 3-5-1 IMECE2019-11467 27Saha Mrinal 4-6-2 IMECE2019-10514 37Saha Mrinal 10-26-2 IMECE2019-10512 115Saha Pankaj 9-39-2 IMECE2019-11728 101Saha Probir 2-6-2 IMECE2019-11445 11

Author Index

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Saha Simran 15-1-1 IMECE2019-12331 188Saha Sudipta 9-43-2 IMECE2019-11065 95Saha Utpal 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12874 211Sahay Chittaranjan 7-1-2 IMECE2019-11954 78Sahay Chittaranjan 7-4-1 IMECE2019-11937 80Sahin Iskender 8-9-4 IMECE2019-10257 85Sahinkaya Alican 5-12-1 IMECE2019-10515 53Sahoo Souvik 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12982 194Sahraei Esfahani Elham 10-15-1 IMECE2019-13686 129Sahraei Esfahani Elham 10-15-1 IMECE2019-13692 129Saigal Anil 2-2-2 IMECE2019-12213 15Saigal Anil 4-5-1 IMECE2019-10180 34Saigal Anil 10-26-4 IMECE2019-11608 119Saigal Anil 10-1-1 IMECE2019-11655 119Sain Trisha 11-39-1 IMECE2019-13215 136Sain Trisha 11-7-3 IMECE2019-11700 140Sain Trisha 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13977 189Saito Takashi 4-3-1 IMECE2019-10548 33Saito Takashi 4-3-1 IMECE2019-11643 33Saito Takashi 4-3-1 IMECE2019-11837 33Saito Takashi 5-2-2 IMECE2019-11055 58Saito Yusaku 10-10-4 IMECE2019-11081 118Saito Yusaku 10-10-4 IMECE2019-11141 118Saito Yusaku 10-24-2 IMECE2019-11145 125Sajja V. 4-2-1 IMECE2019-13067 36Sajja V. 4-2-2 IMECE2019-13542 39Sakuma Atsushi 4-14-1 IMECE2019-11881 41Sakuma Atsushi 10-1-1 IMECE2019-11816 119Salah Omar Aweimer Ali 11-7-2 IMECE2019-10103 137Salamah Samir 9-63-1 IMECE2019-10154 95Salapaka Srinivasa 2-8-1 IMECE2019-10621 17Salapaka Srinivasa 9-36-1 IMECE2019-11421 96Salary Roozbeh Ross 2-2-3 IMECE2019-12027 16Salas Daniel 7-4-1 IMECE2019-10676 80Salazar Arturo 7-3-1 IMECE2019-11394 79Salehani Mohsen 11-17-1 IMECE2019-13064 135Salehi Hadi 11-5-4 IMECE2019-13690 164Salehi-Khojin Amin 6-11-1 IMECE2019-11804 68Salehi-Khojin Amin 9-25-1 IMECE2019-11692 98Salehi-Khojin Amin 9-25-1 IMECE2019-11719 98Salehi-Khojin Amin 10-30-1 IMECE2019-11685 117Salehi-Khojin Amin 10-30-1 IMECE2019-11705 117Salem Cherif Sadek 17-10-1 IMECE2019-12068 210Salerno Christopher 17-6-1 IMECE2019-13834 208Salihoglu Hakan 9-30-2 IMECE2019-13400 109Salinas Samuel 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13267 196Sallam Khaled 6-2-1 IMECE2019-12046 64Sallam Khaled 8-9-2 IMECE2019-12020 83Sallam Khaled 8-9-4 IMECE2019-12049 85Salman Azzam 9-36-1 IMECE2019-11847 96Salman Muhammad 4-3-2 IMECE2019-11001 35Salman Muhammad 4-11-1 IMECE2019-10228 43Salman Muhammad 14-1-3 IMECE2019-11032 184Salmon John 14-3-3 IMECE2019-13675 184Salunke Omkar 2-7-4 IMECE2019-11126 25Salviato Marco 11-47-2 IMECE2019-13739 148Samajdar Indradev 2-2-2 IMECE2019-12213 15Samant Pratik 3-4-1 IMECE2019-10480 29Samantaray Arun Kumar 5-3-3 IMECE2019-11092 47Samantaray Arun Kumar 5-4-5 IMECE2019-11113 60Samarasinghe Chandana D. 4-2-3 IMECE2019-10945 40Samba Mohammed 6-1-2 IMECE2019-10283 62Sambamurthy Vivek Subramaniam 9-19-1 IMECE2019-10748 103Sampson William W. 10-25-1 IMECE2019-13379 123Sampson William W. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13382 197Samuel Raheel 12-8-1 IMECE2019-13401 170Samuelson Brett 7-4-1 IMECE2019-10467 80Samykano Mahendran 10-23-2 IMECE2019-11673 130Samykano Mahendran 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12630 212Sanborn Brett 11-7-4 IMECE2019-12130 144Sanchez Derek 12-5-1 IMECE2019-11470 171Sander Michael 4-7-1 IMECE2019-11233 34Sanders Jackson 2-2-5 IMECE2019-11999 19Sanders Jackson 17-10-1 IMECE2019-12721 210

Sandhu Sukwinder 8-9-3 IMECE2019-10100 84Sandhu Sukwinder 11-27-1 IMECE2019-12480 154Sandoval Juan 2-5-2 IMECE2019-13390 16Sane N.K. 9-36-2 IMECE2019-10203 99Sanei Seyed Hamid 1-6-1 IMECE2019-12146 2Sanei Seyed Hamid 10-26-1 IMECE2019-10303 114Sanjuan Marco 6-8-1 IMECE2019-11852 71Sanjuan Marco 6-10-1 IMECE2019-11316 72Sanjuan Marco 6-12-2 IMECE2019-11875 74Sankar Bhavani 10-9-3 IMECE2019-13005 127Sankar Jagannathan 10-26-4 IMECE2019-11612 119Sankar Jagannathan 10-26-5 IMECE2019-11783 120Sankaran R. Mohan 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13941 202Sanne Fredrik 7-9-1 IMECE2019-10248 81Sanny Keoni 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13748 204Sant Himanshu 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12874 211Santamaria Anthony 8-12-1 IMECE2019-11039 86Santapuri Sushma 11-5-1 IMECE2019-12844 155Santhanam Parthiban 9-30-1 IMECE2019-12708 108Santhanam Parthiban 9-5-1 IMECE2019-12710 110Santhanam Senthil Kumar 2-5-2 IMECE2019-10056 16Santhanam Sridhar 11-22-2 IMECE2019-12040 145Santhanam Sridhar 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13097 194Santhanam Sridhar 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13098 213Santo João Pedro Anselmo 1-2-2 IMECE2019-11513 4

do EspíritoSantos Stephany 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12989 191Santos de Oliveira Cristine 10-19-2 IMECE2019-13865 130Saquib Mohammad 11-10-4 IMECE2019-11748 144Sarangi Mihir 10-29-2 IMECE2019-12617 131Sarangi Mihir 10-29-2 IMECE2019-12618 131Sarfaraz Ehsan 5-9-3 IMECE2019-11301 51Sarigul-Klijn Nesrin 3-13-1 IMECE2019-10274 29Sarikaya Rizacan 11-7-7 IMECE2019-13632 152Sarikaya Rizacan 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13490 198Sarikaya Rizacan 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13405 214Sarkans Martinš 2-13-1 IMECE2019-10583 8Sarkar Dipta 12-7-1 IMECE2019-11690 169Sarkar Dipta 12-5-1 IMECE2019-11534 171Sarkar Dipta 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12648 213Sarkar Soumik 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13522 198Sarkar Susmita 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13700 200Sarker Pratik 3-8-1 IMECE2019-11084 31Sarker Pratik 3-8-1 IMECE2019-11455 31Sarma Jyotirmoy 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12626 191Sarma Jyotirmoy 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13072 213Sarmiento José Luis 5-3-2 IMECE2019-11505 51Sarraipa Joao 2-8-3 IMECE2019-11393 20Sarraipa Joao 2-8-3 IMECE2019-11527 21Sarraipa Joao 2-8-4 IMECE2019-10985 22Sasidharan Vineeth 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13544 198Sasmito Agus P. 9-43-1 IMECE2019-11033 93Sasmito Agus P. 9-43-1 IMECE2019-12081 93Sasmito Agus P. 11-18-2 IMECE2019-12000 138Satapathy Sikhanda 4-2-4 IMECE2019-11566 42Satapathy Sikhanda 4-2-4 IMECE2019-12650 42Sathi Harsha 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13471 198Sathyanath Athul 10-26-3 IMECE2019-11201 117Satoh Akira 8-2-1 IMECE2019-12755 86Satoh Akira 8-2-2 IMECE2019-10549 87Satoh Akira 8-2-2 IMECE2019-10550 87Satoh Akira 8-2-3 IMECE2019-10683 88Satoh Koyu 9-2-1 IMECE2019-10173 104Sauer Christopher 2-10-1 IMECE2019-11225 7Saunders Amanda 5-3-3 IMECE2019-10682 47Saunders Amanda 5-3-3 IMECE2019-10770 47Saunders Robert 2-9-2 IMECE2019-10930 9Saunders Robert 4-2-1 IMECE2019-12931 36Saure Marius 7-5-1 IMECE2019-10282 81Sawa Shunichiro 2-6-1 IMECE2019-10567 9Sawa Toshiyuki 2-6-1 IMECE2019-10567 9Sawicki Jerzy T. 5-12-1 IMECE2019-10515 53Sawicki Jerzy T. 5-4-1 IMECE2019-10503 54Sawyer Carley 6-7-2 IMECE2019-11414 67

Author Index

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Schaefer Laura 8-11-1 IMECE2019-11732 85Schaefer Mathew 7-1-2 IMECE2019-11038 78Schatz George C. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13136 195Schell Daniel 6-1-3 IMECE2019-10751 63Schertzer Jeffrey W. 12-8-2 IMECE2019-11903 172Scherzinger William 11-7-4 IMECE2019-12471 144Scherzinger William 11-7-4 IMECE2019-12806 144Scherzinger William 11-7-4 IMECE2019-12808 144Scherzinger William 11-7-6 IMECE2019-12856 149Schieck Frank 2-7-2 IMECE2019-10390 23Schiffman Jacob 17-6-1 IMECE2019-12764 208Schiller Lars 5-15-1 IMECE2019-11410 48Schilling Paul 2-7-3 IMECE2019-11630 24Schilling Paul 3-8-1 IMECE2019-11087 31Schilling Paul 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13881 202Schleich Benjamin 2-10-1 IMECE2019-11225 7Schleich Benjamin 2-10-3 IMECE2019-11328 12Schley Robert 9-15-1 IMECE2019-12258 108Schmauder Siegfried 11-7-3 IMECE2019-12275 140Schmitz Anne 4-11-1 IMECE2019-10980 43Schmitz Katharina 8-3-1 IMECE2019-10351 89Schmitz Katharina 8-3-2 IMECE2019-11343 90Schmutzler Simon 2-10-1 IMECE2019-11225 7Schnelker Eric 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13596 199Schnipke Jeremy R. 4-11-2 IMECE2019-11948 44Schnupf Udo 6-10-1 IMECE2019-11035 72Schöll Michael 2-8-3 IMECE2019-11266 20Schoonover Magdeline 17-4-3 IMECE2019-13321 207Schroeffer Andreas 2-2-6 IMECE2019-10022 21Schulthess Jason 10-26-2 IMECE2019-10364 115Schumacher Arthur 2-13-1 IMECE2019-11023 8Schuman Yue 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12584 212Schwaig Kathy 2-13-2 IMECE2019-10889 11Schwalb Edward 14-2-2 IMECE2019-12419 183Schwalb Edward 14-2-2 IMECE2019-12418 186Schwartz Ryan 6-9-3 IMECE2019-10456 74Schweitzer Emily E. 4-7-1 IMECE2019-10992 34Schwemberger Philipp 2-2-6 IMECE2019-11134 21Schwiedrzik Jakob 4-5-1 IMECE2019-13127 34Schwiedrzik Jakob 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13688 200Scigliano Roberto 3-4-1 IMECE2019-10577 29Scott William L. 11-5-2 IMECE2019-12511 157Scott-Emuakpor Onome 11-18-3 IMECE2019-13477 141Scott-Emuakpor Onome 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13515 188Scott-Emuakpor Onome 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13511 211Sedlak Kamil 6-5-1 IMECE2019-10267 62Seede Raiyan 2-12-2 IMECE2019-12784 13Segovia Mauricio 9-25-2 IMECE2019-12964 100Segura Luis 9-51-1 IMECE2019-10324 110Seibel Arthur 5-15-1 IMECE2019-11410 48Seibel Eric 7-1-1 IMECE2019-12649 77Seibel Eric 17-4-3 IMECE2019-12974 206Seibel Eric 17-4-3 IMECE2019-13359 207Seibel Eric 17-4-3 IMECE2019-13595 207Seibi Abdennour 5-10-1 IMECE2019-10783 52Seibi Abdennour 13-6-1 IMECE2019-11825 175Seibi Abdennour 13-6-1 IMECE2019-11861 175Seifi Seyyed H. 2-3-1 IMECE2019-10323 24Seim Brekke Gitle 5-8-1 IMECE2019-10250 48Sekaran Aarthi 8-9-3 IMECE2019-12889 84Sekiguchi Yasuhisa 2-6-1 IMECE2019-10567 9Selamet Ahmet 8-12-1 IMECE2019-10461 86Seleson Pablo 3-12-2 IMECE2019-13308 31Seleson Pablo 11-38-1 IMECE2019-13301 145Seleson Pablo 11-38-2 IMECE2019-13297 148Self Brian 7-1-2 IMECE2019-13584 78Selimov Alex 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13406 197Sella Vignesh 3-3-1 IMECE2019-12881 32Selmani Sam 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13142 206Selvacanabady Abinesh 6-10-4 IMECE2019-10909 75Selvaraj Praveen Kumar 5-6-1 IMECE2019-11986 56Semper Cykelle 7-10-1 IMECE2019-11751 77Semperlotti Fabio 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12832 193Semperlotti Fabio 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12943 193

Sengupta Abhijit 6-11-2 IMECE2019-12469 70Senthilnathan Arulmurugan 10-19-2 IMECE2019-13032 130Seok Ilwoo 1-1-6 IMECE2019-11866 4Sepahyar Soroush 9-18-1 IMECE2019-12432 106Sepahyar Soroush 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13471 198Sepehrband Panthea 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13610 199Seppala Jonathan 2-2-5 IMECE2019-13113 20Seppala Jonathan 11-32-1 IMECE2019-13123 155Seppala Jonathan 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13118 194Seppänen Henri 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13610 199Seppecher Pierre 1-1-1 IMECE2019-10644 1Serrano Torres Luis 17-9-1 IMECE2019-13893 209Servey Joshua 10-26-1 IMECE2019-10303 114Sett Soumyadip 9-45-1 IMECE2019-10613 96Sett Soumyadip 9-45-1 IMECE2019-12017 96Sett Soumyadip 17-9-1 IMECE2019-12900 209Sett Soumyadip 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13334 214Seyednezhad Mohadeseh 6-9-2 IMECE2019-11644 73Sha Jingjie 8-6-4 IMECE2019-10886 92Sha Jingjie 9-25-2 IMECE2019-10572 100Sha Zhenghui 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13299 196Sha Zhenghui 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13335 197Shaabani-Ardali Leopold 11-37-2 IMECE2019-12681 156Shabaka Mostafa 8-1-1 IMECE2019-10483 87Shabgard Hamidreza 6-3-1 IMECE2019-12662 61Shade Paul 11-47-3 IMECE2019-13059 151Shafieezadeh Abdollah 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13748 204Shah Darshil 10-19-1 IMECE2019-13467 127Shah Deepak 2-2-1 IMECE2019-11596 14Shah Deepak 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12962 193Shah Nilay 6-1-3 IMECE2019-11399 63Shah Smit A. 10-9-1 IMECE2019-12502 122Shahab Shima 5-3-2 IMECE2019-13693 51Shahab Shima 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13395 197Shahani Ashwin 10-27-2 IMECE2019-12980 128Shakiba Maryam 11-44-1 IMECE2019-12559 139Shakiba Maryam 11-44-1 IMECE2019-12560 140Shakiban Cheri 5-11-1 IMECE2019-10241 55Shakouri Ali 9-25-2 IMECE2019-12964 100Shamim Tariq 9-41-1 IMECE2019-10500 96Shamim Tariq 9-64-1 IMECE2019-10507 97Shan Yingchun 1-6-2 IMECE2019-12973 5Shan Yingchun 11-14-3 IMECE2019-10379 149Shan Yingchun 14-1-1 IMECE2019-10346 183Shan Yingchun 14-1-2 IMECE2019-10348 183Shang Peng 13-4-1 IMECE2019-11161 177Shang Yuanyuan 2-4-1 IMECE2019-12640 14Shang Yuanyuan 2-2-7 IMECE2019-12523 18Shankar M. Ravi 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12872 193Shankar M. Ravi 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12902 193Shankar M. Ravi 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13187 195Shanmugasundaram Sunil Aravind 2-2-5 IMECE2019-12371 20Shanmugavel Balasivanandha Prabu 10-26-4 IMECE2019-11408 118Shao Chenhui 2-8-1 IMECE2019-10621 17Shao Chenhui 9-36-1 IMECE2019-11421 96Shao Huachen 4-13-1 IMECE2019-10477 44Shao Jianwang 10-4-5 IMECE2019-10865 119Shao Shuai 2-7-4 IMECE2019-11521 25Shao Xiaoyun 10-10-1 IMECE2019-11957 113Shao Zhufeng 2-13-3 IMECE2019-10732 13Sharadga Hussein 17-6-1 IMECE2019-13276 208Sharafian Amir 6-8-1 IMECE2019-11891 71Sharafian Amir 9-9-1 IMECE2019-11877 101Sharafian Amir 9-9-1 IMECE2019-11885 101Sharifi Farrokh 12-8-1 IMECE2019-12904 170Sharma Ankit 10-26-2 IMECE2019-10939 115Sharma Bhisham 1-1-1 IMECE2019-13695 1Sharma Himanshu 8-1-1 IMECE2019-10483 87Sharma Pradeep 11-1-5 IMECE2019-13042 153Sharma Pradeep 11-2-1 IMECE2019-13121 157Sharma Tript 8-12-1 IMECE2019-10841 86Sharma Vishaldeep 6-1-1 IMECE2019-11616 61Sharp Phoebe C. 4-3-2 IMECE2019-12769 35Shaskey Cedric 9-15-1 IMECE2019-10175 108

Author Index

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Shaw John A. 11-5-3 IMECE2019-13519 160Shaw Steven 5-1-2 IMECE2019-13996 53She Zhenyu 17-9-1 IMECE2019-13196 209Sheidaei Azadeh 10-4-1 IMECE2019-13457 113Shelton Andrew 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13296 203Shelton Charles 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13417 203Shelton Eben 15-1-1 IMECE2019-11499 187Shelton Timothy 11-7-6 IMECE2019-12856 149Shemiao Qi 5-9-2 IMECE2019-10498 50shemiao Qi 5-9-2 IMECE2019-10835 50Shen He 3-3-1 IMECE2019-11968 32Shen He 6-10-2 IMECE2019-11859 73Shen He 6-10-4 IMECE2019-12075 75Shen Hong 2-6-1 IMECE2019-11104 9Shen Hong 9-32-1 IMECE2019-11096 93Shen Tong 11-12-2 IMECE2019-13342 161Shen Tong 11-37-5 IMECE2019-13339 165Shen Tong 11-1-10 IMECE2019-13344 165Shen Yanfeng 1-1-5 IMECE2019-10902 4Shen Yanfeng 1-12-1 IMECE2019-10872 5Shen Yanfeng 11-14-3 IMECE2019-10928 150Shen Yanfeng 11-12-4 IMECE2019-10881 166Shen Yenan 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13087 203Shen Yu 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13594 199Shen Yu-Lin 11-27-1 IMECE2019-13197 154Shen Yunian 5-4-2 IMECE2019-10789 56Shen Zhiqiang 11-5-5 IMECE2019-13259 166Shen Zhiqiang 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13331 197Sheng J. 11-7-2 IMECE2019-12592 137Sheng J. 11-7-4 IMECE2019-12130 144Sheridan Alex 8-9-2 IMECE2019-12020 83Sherif S.A. 9-10-1 IMECE2019-13970 103Shettigar Nandan 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13620 203Shettigar Nandan 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13623 204Shettigar Nandan 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13628 204Shetty Anupam 2-13-2 IMECE2019-12050 11Shi Baohui 2-4-1 IMECE2019-12640 14Shi Baohui 2-2-7 IMECE2019-12215 18Shi Baohui 2-2-7 IMECE2019-12523 18Shi Chuanqian 10-25-1 IMECE2019-13920 123Shi Chuanqian 11-17-1 IMECE2019-12817 134Shi Dantong 9-32-1 IMECE2019-13717 93Shi Jimeng 9-4-1 IMECE2019-12184 106Shi Jing 2-12-2 IMECE2019-12122 13Shi Jing 10-9-2 IMECE2019-12123 124Shi Li 17-9-1 IMECE2019-12954 209Shi Peng 11-5-4 IMECE2019-13351 164Shi Yu 9-30-1 IMECE2019-12709 108Shiave Ali Imran 10-23-2 IMECE2019-11673 130Shiave Ali Imran 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12630 212Shibuya Marissa 17-4-3 IMECE2019-12974 206Shields Michael 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13806 202Shields Michael D. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13740 201Shih Frank J. 10-26-5 IMECE2019-12096 120Shilyuk Eric 8-12-1 IMECE2019-11039 86Shin Donghyun 9-16-1 IMECE2019-12166 111Shin Dongwoon 2-4-2 IMECE2019-13114 16Shin Dongwoon 12-4-1 IMECE2019-13115 172Shin Dongwoon 12-7-2 IMECE2019-13353 173Shin Dongwoon 17-2-1 IMECE2019-13119 205Shin Dongwoon 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12874 211Shin Doug 9-20-1 IMECE2019-13586 94Shin Doug 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13580 214Shin Hosop 6-11-2 IMECE2019-13293 70Shinder Julia 2-10-2 IMECE2019-10635 10Shindo Shuntaro 8-2-3 IMECE2019-10683 88Shiomi Junichiro 9-29-1 IMECE2019-10276 103Shipp Erin 13-9-1 IMECE2019-11854 179Shiraishi Toshihiko 4-3-2 IMECE2019-11132 35Shishir Md. Imrul Reza 11-12-2 IMECE2019-11543 161Shishir Md. Imrul Reza 17-11-2 IMECE2019-12644 211Shojaei Pouya 11-14-1 IMECE2019-11799 145Shortreed Alissa 15-1-1 IMECE2019-12167 187Shoukr David 2-12-2 IMECE2019-12784 13

Shrimali Bhavesh 11-1-8 IMECE2019-13172 160Shriram R.S. 6-7-3 IMECE2019-10951 70Shtein Max 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13027 194Shu Chang 2-7-1 IMECE2019-10472 23Shu Xuedao 2-7-1 IMECE2019-10341 23Shu Xuedao 2-7-2 IMECE2019-10349 23Shu Xuedao 2-7-1 IMECE2019-10472 23Shu Xuedao 2-7-2 IMECE2019-10486 23Shukla Arun 11-14-1 IMECE2019-11584 145Shukla Diksha 2-13-3 IMECE2019-10442 13Shukla Satyam 11-25-1 IMECE2019-11843 142Shukla Shrish 8-4-1 IMECE2019-13020 89Si Xiuhua 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13964 189Si Xiuhua 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13965 189Siaw Kristen 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13305 196Sicree Teresa 4-7-1 IMECE2019-10984 34Siddgonde Nagappa 10-2-1 IMECE2019-10913 126Siddique Anayet 8-6-2 IMECE2019-11500 89Siddique Zahed 7-5-1 IMECE2019-10747 81Siddique Zahed 10-29-2 IMECE2019-11895 131Siddique Zahed 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13271 196Siddiqui Fatima 11-26-4 IMECE2019-10207 167Sidnawi Bchara 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13097 194Sidnawi Bchara 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13098 213Siegmund Thomas 11-12-3 IMECE2019-12987 164Siegmund Thomas 16-2-1 IMECE2019-12646 203Siegmund Thomas 16-2-1 IMECE2019-12653 203Sietins Jennifer M. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13633 200Sievers Robert K. 6-12-2 IMECE2019-12757 74Siginer Dennis 8-2-1 IMECE2019-11548 86Siginer Dennis 8-2-1 IMECE2019-11675 86Siginer Dennis 8-2-1 IMECE2019-12062 86Silaen Armin 8-4-1 IMECE2019-10620 89Silaen Armin 9-43-2 IMECE2019-11347 95Siller Hector R. 4-14-1 IMECE2019-11406 41Siller Hector R. 4-14-1 IMECE2019-12260 41Silling Stewart 11-38-2 IMECE2019-12831 148Silva Joao 2-8-2 IMECE2019-11582 19Silva Joao 2-8-2 IMECE2019-11600 19Silva Joao 2-8-4 IMECE2019-10452 22Silva Joao 2-8-4 IMECE2019-11659 22Silva Pedro 2-8-4 IMECE2019-10452 22Silva Pedro 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13943 190Silva Junior Anastacio 9-57-1 IMECE2019-11426 107Silva-Leon Jorge F. 11-43-1 IMECE2019-10393 139Silva-Leon Jorge F. 11-43-1 IMECE2019-10404 139Simko Justin 5-8-3 IMECE2019-11848 51Simpson Timothy W. 10-9-2 IMECE2019-13385 124Simsek Eylul 9-4-1 IMECE2019-13286 106Simunovic Srdjan 6-11-2 IMECE2019-12469 70Singh Abhay 3-4-1 IMECE2019-10142 29Singh Abhishek Kumar 12-8-2 IMECE2019-10426 172Singh Gurjap 4-6-2 IMECE2019-10922 37Singh Gurjap 6-16-2 IMECE2019-10917 69Singh Gurjap 8-9-4 IMECE2019-10258 85Singh Gurpreet 11-39-4 IMECE2019-12743 151Singh Gurpreet 11-39-4 IMECE2019-12820 151Singh Gurpreet 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12728 192Singh Gurpreet 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12741 192Singh Gurpreet 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12742 192Singh Gurpreet 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12758 192Singh Gurpreet 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12759 192Singh Gurpreet 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13203 195Singh Jaspreet 10-4-5 IMECE2019-12860 119Singh Kumar 5-2-4 IMECE2019-12214 60Singh Prashant 9-41-1 IMECE2019-11283 96Singh Prashant 9-64-1 IMECE2019-10760 97Singh Prashant 9-46-1 IMECE2019-10660 102Singh Prashant 9-26-1 IMECE2019-11553 102Singh Prashant 9-19-1 IMECE2019-10748 103Singh Prashant 9-19-2 IMECE2019-11591 104Singh Raj Kumar 9-35-1 IMECE2019-12459 94Singh Rajkumar 8-12-1 IMECE2019-10841 86Singh Rajkumar 8-4-2 IMECE2019-10846 90

Author Index

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Singh Rajkumar 8-4-2 IMECE2019-11273 90Singh Rajkumar 9-36-1 IMECE2019-10432 95Singh Raman 10-10-3 IMECE2019-11502 116Singh Raman 10-10-3 IMECE2019-12259 116Singh Ramesh 2-2-2 IMECE2019-12213 15Singh Sanjay R. 5-9-3 IMECE2019-11128 51Singh Sidh Nath 8-4-1 IMECE2019-13020 89Singh Sudhir Kumar 5-9-3 IMECE2019-11128 51Singh Sukhjit 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13384 203Singh Swadesh Kumar 2-7-4 IMECE2019-11126 25Singh Swadesh Kumar 10-26-5 IMECE2019-12102 120Singh Swetabh 7-1-2 IMECE2019-11954 78Sinha Alok 9-32-1 IMECE2019-10651 93Sinha Anubhab 5-3-3 IMECE2019-11092 47Sinha Sanjiv 2-8-1 IMECE2019-10621 17Sinha Sanjiv 4-9-1 IMECE2019-12849 42Sinha Sanjiv 6-7-2 IMECE2019-11731 67Sinha Sanjiv 9-36-1 IMECE2019-11421 96Sinha Shahnawaz 6-1-2 IMECE2019-11486 62Sinton David 8-13-2 IMECE2019-14001 85Siri Saeed 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12989 191Sishtla Chakravarthy 8-4-3 IMECE2019-11449 91Sivaram Sriram 5-5-1 IMECE2019-12070 47Sivaram Sriram 5-8-3 IMECE2019-12082 51Skinner Jack L. 2-4-2 IMECE2019-11456 16Skinner Travis 11-19-1 IMECE2019-11529 161Skotak Maciej 4-2-2 IMECE2019-13542 39Slaboch Paul 1-1-6 IMECE2019-11338 4Slama Vaclav 5-5-1 IMECE2019-10861 47Slama Vaclav 6-5-1 IMECE2019-10267 62Slavin Nicholas 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13659 200Slebodnick Carla 9-25-2 IMECE2019-12963 100Slebodnick Carla 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12929 193Slewa Muna 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13978 189Smaili Ahmad 14-3-1 IMECE2019-10262 182Smilo Jordan 11-3-1 IMECE2019-13842 163Smirnov Alexander 2-10-2 IMECE2019-10635 10Smith Adam 11-14-3 IMECE2019-13349 149Smith Adam 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13962 189Smith Adam 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13108 211Smith Amanda 6-8-1 IMECE2019-13871 71Smith Amanda 9-57-1 IMECE2019-13545 107Smith Amanda 17-6-1 IMECE2019-13885 208Smith Barton L. 8-5-1 IMECE2019-13990 88Smith Elizabeth J. 11-46-2 IMECE2019-13726 143Smith Jeffrey 11-22-2 IMECE2019-10521 145Smith Jeremy J. 14-4-1 IMECE2019-10633 181Smith John 7-9-1 IMECE2019-10465 81Smith Jordan 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13096 206Smith Justin 15-1-1 IMECE2019-10659 187Smith Laura 10-26-1 IMECE2019-10051 114Smith Lucas 3-10-1 IMECE2019-10387 31Smith Philip 8-13-1 IMECE2019-14000 85Smith Phillip J. 3-12-2 IMECE2019-11691 31Smith Tyler D. 15-1-1 IMECE2019-10659 187Smriti Smriti 11-23-1 IMECE2019-12676 152Sneed Lesley 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13524 198Sneed Lesley 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13800 204Snekkevik Andreas 7-5-1 IMECE2019-10282 81Snow Tanner 11-18-1 IMECE2019-13442 135Snyder Mark A. 6-7-1 IMECE2019-10734 66Soares Davi Marcelo 11-39-4 IMECE2019-12743 151Soares Davi Marcelo 11-39-4 IMECE2019-12820 151Soares Davi Marcelo 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12741 192Soares Davi Marcelo 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12759 192Soares Delfim 10-26-3 IMECE2019-11356 117Sobhansarbandi Sarvenaz 6-10-1 IMECE2019-10252 72SobkowiczKline Margaret 9-53-1 IMECE2019-10679 112Söderberg Rikard 2-10-2 IMECE2019-10285 10Sodgerel Misheel 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13793 204Sodian Ralf 4-4-1 IMECE2019-10347 33Soffer Gil 3-6-1 IMECE2019-13065 27Soffer Gil 3-6-2 IMECE2019-13071 27Sogo Kazuyoshi 17-10-1 IMECE2019-13319 210

Sohn Kiwon 5-4-3 IMECE2019-10192 58Sohn Kiwon 5-4-4 IMECE2019-10193 59Soleimaniamiri Saeid 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12746 192Soleimanimehr H. 2-11-1 IMECE2019-13244 8Soleimanimehr H. 17-2-1 IMECE2019-13247 205Soleimanimehr H. 17-2-1 IMECE2019-13251 205Soleimanimehr H. 17-10-1 IMECE2019-13185 210Somers Paul 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12829 193Sondur Sneha 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13795 201Sondur Sneha 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13808 202Song Bai 9-15-1 IMECE2019-13355 109Song Bai 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13361 214Song Bo 11-7-4 IMECE2019-12130 144Song Boxiang 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13282 196Song Chao 10-4-4 IMECE2019-12798 118Song Fei 11-12-1 IMECE2019-11066 158Song Guangchao 2-5-6 IMECE2019-13150 22Song Han Ho 5-13-1 IMECE2019-13333 59Song Hongwei 5-16-1 IMECE2019-12673 54Song In-Hyouk 12-3-1 IMECE2019-12791 170Song Jinwoo 2-13-3 IMECE2019-10366 13Song Jinwoo 2-13-3 IMECE2019-10442 13Song Wanbing 4-13-1 IMECE2019-10435 44Song Xiaolei 5-10-2 IMECE2019-13434 50Song Xiaolei 5-5-2 IMECE2019-13430 53Song Xuan 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13207 195Song Yihao 1-1-5 IMECE2019-10902 4Song Yooseob 11-14-2 IMECE2019-12343 147Song Yooseob 11-23-1 IMECE2019-12342 152Soper Steven 12-3-1 IMECE2019-11921 170Soper Steven 12-6-1 IMECE2019-12058 171Sorensen Christopher 3-2-1 IMECE2019-10460 28Soriano Guillermo 6-9-1 IMECE2019-11472 72Soriano Guillermo 6-10-4 IMECE2019-10643 75Sorli Massimo 3-4-1 IMECE2019-10713 29Sorli Massimo 5-9-2 IMECE2019-10709 50Sotiriou-Leventis Chariklia 10-11-1 IMECE2019-11590 116Sotoudeh Zahra 3-13-1 IMECE2019-11412 30Sotoudeh Zahra 7-3-1 IMECE2019-11394 79Sotoudeh Zahra 15-1-1 IMECE2019-11405 187Sottos Nancy 2-9-3 IMECE2019-13415 12Sottos Nancy 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12715 192Sottos Nancy 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12867 193Sousa João 2-8-2 IMECE2019-11600 19Sousa João 2-8-4 IMECE2019-10452 22Sowmithran Sowrirajan 7-10-1 IMECE2019-11912 77Sparks Taylor D. 10-26-6 IMECE2019-13854 121Sparks Taylor D. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13170 195Spear Ashley D. 2-2-2 IMECE2019-13226 15Spear Ashley D. 4-10-4 IMECE2019-12313 44Spear Ashley D. 4-10-4 IMECE2019-13221 44Spear Ashley D. 11-14-3 IMECE2019-12819 149Spear Ashley D. 11-12-3 IMECE2019-13161 164Spearot Douglas 11-1-8 IMECE2019-10211 160Spearot Douglas 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13588 199Speich John 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13775 206Spencer Benjamin 3-12-2 IMECE2019-13399 31Spencer Benjamin 11-39-4 IMECE2019-12684 151Sprecher Jennifer 7-1-1 IMECE2019-12649 77Sridharan Sriraghav 2-2-3 IMECE2019-10805 16Srinivasa Sagar Kalichetty 8-6-2 IMECE2019-11270 89Srivastava Ankit 1-1-3 IMECE2019-12850 2Srivastava Ankit 1-1-3 IMECE2019-13566 2Srivastava Ankit 11-11-1 IMECE2019-13792 134Srivastava Ankit 11-11-1 IMECE2019-13879 134Srivastava Ankit 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13568 199Srivastava Ankit 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13766 201Srivastava Anuj 3-2-1 IMECE2019-11091 28Srivastava Rajiv Kumar 12-8-2 IMECE2019-10426 172Srivastava Shivank 8-3-2 IMECE2019-12727 90Srivastava Shivank 8-3-3 IMECE2019-12726 91Srivastava Shubham 8-9-2 IMECE2019-12020 83Sroka Jacob P. 4-11-2 IMECE2019-11948 44St. Julien James 1-6-2 IMECE2019-13266 5

Author Index

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Stacey Derrick 2-13-1 IMECE2019-11306 8Stajuda Mateusz 17-9-1 IMECE2019-12959 209Stallings William 4-11-2 IMECE2019-12024 44Stamo Dana 10-25-1 IMECE2019-13131 123Stamo Dana 11-5-1 IMECE2019-13129 155Stampfli Ryan M. 11-39-3 IMECE2019-13742 142Stand Ricardo 9-39-2 IMECE2019-10122 101Stanley Nicholas 8-12-1 IMECE2019-11649 86Stansel Paul 10-25-1 IMECE2019-13379 123Stansel Paul 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13382 197Steager Edward 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13432 197Stebbins Michael 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13055 211Steer Michael 11-39-2 IMECE2019-13021 138Steeves Craig 10-19-1 IMECE2019-13801 127Stefanopoulou Anna 6-19-1 IMECE2019-13997 61Stegeman Luke 12-5-1 IMECE2019-11534 171Steinbrink Scott 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13096 206Steinfeld Aldo 9-4-1 IMECE2019-13286 106Stephen Jeremy 11-1-7 IMECE2019-11930 157Stershic Andrew 11-7-6 IMECE2019-12856 149Stershic Andrew 11-7-6 IMECE2019-13025 149Stewart Lauren 11-22-2 IMECE2019-13797 145Stickland Anthony D. 8-7-1 IMECE2019-13372 84Stockle Juan 8-2-1 IMECE2019-11548 86Stockle Juan 8-2-1 IMECE2019-12062 86Stolik Lis 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12837 213Stolinski Christopher 11-18-3 IMECE2019-13328 141Stolinski Christopher 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13326 188Stolinski Christopher 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13329 211Storaas Torstein R. 5-8-1 IMECE2019-10250 48Storchi Gabriele 8-4-3 IMECE2019-11482 91Stosic Nikola 6-5-1 IMECE2019-10481 62Stout Christopher 12-10-1 IMECE2019-13616 173Stoyanov Stoyan 15-1-1 IMECE2019-10527 187Strakey Peter 9-39-2 IMECE2019-11728 101Strasser Wayne 8-14-1 IMECE2019-12492 84Stratton Will 8-9-3 IMECE2019-12889 84Strawbridge Bryan 13-9-1 IMECE2019-11479 179Stricklin Isaac 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13597 199Struebig Konstantin 2-2-6 IMECE2019-10022 21Stubbs Christopher 4-10-5 IMECE2019-13757 45Stubbs Christopher 4-10-5 IMECE2019-13812 45Stubbs Christopher 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13882 206Su Che-Fu 6-7-2 IMECE2019-10457 67Su Junwei 4-3-2 IMECE2019-12514 35Su Shun 8-12-1 IMECE2019-11039 86Su Tong 2-3-1 IMECE2019-10993 24Su Vivian S. 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13289 203Su Wenjun 2-8-2 IMECE2019-11807 19Su Wenjun 2-14-1 IMECE2019-10383 21Su Wenjun 2-3-2 IMECE2019-11791 25Su Xuming 11-10-3 IMECE2019-10698 141Su Yutai 2-12-2 IMECE2019-12122 13Su Yutai 10-9-2 IMECE2019-12123 124Subad Rafsan A.S.I. 10-26-6 IMECE2019-12109 121Subhash Ghatu 11-14-2 IMECE2019-10212 147Subhash Ghatu 11-1-8 IMECE2019-10211 160Subhash Ghatu 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13588 199Subrahmanyam Munukutla Venkata 10-26-2 IMECE2019-10939 115

SankaraSubramaniam Dhananjay 4-2-1 IMECE2019-13067 36Subramaniam Dhananjay 4-2-2 IMECE2019-13542 39Subramanian Shankar Coimbatore 5-5-1 IMECE2019-12070 47Subramanian Shankar Coimbatore 5-8-3 IMECE2019-12082 51Subramanyan Harish 9-25-2 IMECE2019-13011 100Subramanyan Harish 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12582 212Sudo Kosuke 10-10-4 IMECE2019-11081 118Sugiura Takashi 6-10-1 IMECE2019-11035 72Suh C. Steve 5-8-1 IMECE2019-10778 48Suh C. Steve 5-8-1 IMECE2019-10788 48Suh C. Steve 5-8-2 IMECE2019-10797 49Suh C. Steve 5-8-3 IMECE2019-11879 51Suhir Ephraim 10-17-1 IMECE2019-10089 120Suhir Ephraim 10-17-1 IMECE2019-10544 120

Suhir Ephraim 10-17-2 IMECE2019-12262 122Suhir Ephraim 13-5-1 IMECE2019-12443 178Suhling Jeffrey C. 10-26-6 IMECE2019-12109 121Sui Yongkun 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13941 202Suleiman Liana S. 17-6-1 IMECE2019-12357 207Sullivan Anthony 10-26-4 IMECE2019-11608 119Sullivan Daniel 10-25-1 IMECE2019-13379 123Sullivan Daniel 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13382 197Sullivan Marianne 13-8-1 IMECE2019-11432 178Sullivan Marianne 13-8-1 IMECE2019-11451 178Sullivan William 11-23-2 IMECE2019-13268 153Sullivan William 11-26-2 IMECE2019-13141 162Suman Sawan 8-4-1 IMECE2019-13020 89Summers Joshua D. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13672 200Summerside Nicole 7-1-1 IMECE2019-12649 77Sun Daoheng 11-5-5 IMECE2019-13424 166Sun Haining 14-3-1 IMECE2019-10488 182Sun Hao 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12771 192Sun Hongwei 4-3-2 IMECE2019-12514 35Sun Hongwei 6-7-2 IMECE2019-10457 67Sun Hongwei 9-7-1 IMECE2019-11620 99Sun Hongwei 9-53-1 IMECE2019-10679 112Sun Jingchuan 6-4-3 IMECE2019-11149 67Sun Katie 17-6-1 IMECE2019-13834 208Sun Lingyu 5-11-2 IMECE2019-11185 57Sun Lingyu 13-10-2 IMECE2019-10703 177Sun Mingjia 2-3-2 IMECE2019-10280 25Sun Shengnan 6-12-1 IMECE2019-11946 73Sun Tao 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13772 201Sun Xu 5-8-2 IMECE2019-10797 49Sun Xuze 11-10-3 IMECE2019-10698 141Sun Yanhui 2-14-1 IMECE2019-10919 21Sun Yilun 10-13-1 IMECE2019-10766 129Sun Yu 2-10-1 IMECE2019-10231 7Sun Yu 2-11-1 IMECE2019-10851 8Sun Zhigang 1-12-2 IMECE2019-13621 6Sundar Sreenath 2-8-1 IMECE2019-10621 17Sundar Sreenath 9-36-1 IMECE2019-11421 96Sundar Srihari 10-2-1 IMECE2019-12699 126Sundaramurthy Aravind 4-2-1 IMECE2019-13067 36Sundaramurthy Aravind 4-2-2 IMECE2019-13542 39Sundararaghavan Veera 10-2-1 IMECE2019-12699 126Sundararaghavan Veera 11-12-3 IMECE2019-12700 164Sundararajan Thirumalachari 8-6-2 IMECE2019-11270 89Sunden Bengt 9-5-1 IMECE2019-12834 110Sundram Raja 11-36-2 IMECE2019-11162 162Suo Zhigang 10-31-1 IMECE2019-14004 113Surana Mitisha 2-4-1 IMECE2019-12011 14Surana Mitisha 10-12-1 IMECE2019-12756 129Suri Ujjwal 8-4-2 IMECE2019-11273 90Suri Ujjwal 8-4-2 IMECE2019-11319 90Surya Ramakrishna 2-4-1 IMECE2019-13312 14Suryakan Swapnil 11-32-1 IMECE2019-13912 156Suzuki Jorge 11-5-3 IMECE2019-13533 161Suzuki Jorge 11-5-5 IMECE2019-13751 166Suzuki Ken 11-7-1 IMECE2019-11186 133Suzuki Ken 11-7-1 IMECE2019-11210 133Suzuki Ken 12-3-1 IMECE2019-11106 169Suzuki Ken 12-1-1 IMECE2019-11076 171Suzuki Ken 12-4-1 IMECE2019-11107 172Suzuki Naohiko 2-5-2 IMECE2019-11100 16Suzuki Seiya 8-2-1 IMECE2019-12755 86Suzuki Seiya 8-2-2 IMECE2019-10550 87Suzuki Wataru 11-7-1 IMECE2019-11210 133Sværen Terje 5-2-1 IMECE2019-10249 56Svanadze Merab 11-36-1 IMECE2019-10367 159Svitelskiy Oleksiy 1-6-2 IMECE2019-13266 5Svitelskiy Oleksiy 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13305 196Svitelskiy Oleksiy 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13429 197Sypeck David 10-15-1 IMECE2019-11429 129Tabarraei Alireza 3-7-1 IMECE2019-10070 28Tabarraei Alireza 11-25-1 IMECE2019-11843 142Tabarraei Alireza 11-14-1 IMECE2019-10071 145Tabarraei Alireza 11-38-1 IMECE2019-10136 146

Author Index

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Tabarraei Alireza 11-38-3 IMECE2019-10069 150Tabarraei Alireza 11-12-2 IMECE2019-11543 161Tabarraei Alireza 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13937 202Tabarraei Alireza 17-11-2 IMECE2019-12508 210Tabarraei Alireza 17-11-2 IMECE2019-12644 211Tabrizi Mohsen 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12872 193Tadmor Ellad B. 11-33-1 IMECE2019-12720 147Taggart Steven 8-9-3 IMECE2019-10607 84Taghipour Rahil 8-9-4 IMECE2019-10553 85Taha Haitham 11-42-2 IMECE2019-13915 139Tähemaa Toivo 2-13-1 IMECE2019-10583 8Tai Ann 13-1-1 IMECE2019-12288 176Tai Bruce L. 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13289 203Tai Steffen 1-12-2 IMECE2019-13653 6Tai Steffen 1-12-2 IMECE2019-13669 6Tai Steffen 1-12-2 IMECE2019-13691 6Tajik Abdul Raouf 9-41-1 IMECE2019-10500 96Tajik Abdul Raouf 9-64-1 IMECE2019-10507 97Takahashi Kazuhiko 17-10-1 IMECE2019-13319 210Talaat Mohamed 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13965 189Talamini Brandon 11-7-6 IMECE2019-12856 149Talamini Brandon 11-7-6 IMECE2019-13025 149Talluru Viswajit 11-32-1 IMECE2019-13912 156Talygin Eugeny 4-9-1 IMECE2019-11298 42Tamayol Ali 8-4-1 IMECE2019-13103 89Tamura Atsutaka 4-10-2 IMECE2019-10530 41Tan George 4-5-3 IMECE2019-13028 37Tan Hua 8-6-2 IMECE2019-10519 89Tan Hua 8-6-2 IMECE2019-11500 89Tan Kai Liang 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13522 198Tan Kwek Tze 3-10-1 IMECE2019-12750 31Tan Wenda 2-12-2 IMECE2019-10286 13Tan Wenda 10-27-2 IMECE2019-12689 128Tan X. Gary 4-2-1 IMECE2019-13140 36Tan X. Gary 4-2-4 IMECE2019-10903 41Tan Xu 9-2-1 IMECE2019-12772 104Tanaka Martin L. 14-4-1 IMECE2019-10633 181Tandon Arjun 1-12-1 IMECE2019-12093 5Tang Alexander 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13589 199Tang Alexander 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13600 199Tang Daniel 4-6-2 IMECE2019-12549 37Tang Haibin 11-10-3 IMECE2019-10698 141Tang Hongqun 13-5-1 IMECE2019-10803 178Tang Jiaqi 9-43-1 IMECE2019-12922 94Tang Lei 9-30-2 IMECE2019-12911 109Tang Lei 9-30-2 IMECE2019-13031 109Tang Qinggong 10-26-2 IMECE2019-10512 115Tang Xiaoqiang 14-3-1 IMECE2019-10488 182Tanjil Md. Rubayat-E 2-4-1 IMECE2019-11868 14Tanjil Md. Rubayat-E 2-4-2 IMECE2019-11327 15Tanvirul Islam Shafquat 8-9-4 IMECE2019-10257 85Tao Fei 3-4-2 IMECE2019-13574 30Tao Julian 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13539 198Tao Molei 1-1-3 IMECE2019-13051 2Tao Runhan 11-3-2 IMECE2019-13394 166Tao Xingtian 8-12-1 IMECE2019-10652 86Tao Yi 9-25-1 IMECE2019-13606 98Tao Yi 17-9-1 IMECE2019-13618 209Tapia Oscar 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13246 196Tapoglou Nikolaos 2-9-1 IMECE2019-12611 7Tapoglou Nikolaos 2-9-1 IMECE2019-12883 7Tapoglou Nikolaos 2-5-1 IMECE2019-11780 15Tapoglou Nikolaos 2-2-6 IMECE2019-12774 21Tarantino Gabriella 11-3-2 IMECE2019-12997 166Taravella Brandon M. 8-3-2 IMECE2019-12727 90Taravella Brandon M. 8-3-3 IMECE2019-12726 91Tarr Joseph A. 2-9-1 IMECE2019-13859 7Tarr Joseph A. 14-3-3 IMECE2019-13813 184Tartibu Lagouge 9-35-1 IMECE2019-11329 94Tartibu Lagouge 9-2-1 IMECE2019-11182 104Tartibu Lagouge 10-30-1 IMECE2019-11152 117Tartibu Lagouge 12-4-1 IMECE2019-11496 172Tasan Cem 10-27-3 IMECE2019-13892 131Tasoujian Shahin 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13689 200

Tatoglu Akin 5-8-3 IMECE2019-11848 51Tatoglu Akin 5-11-2 IMECE2019-11882 57Tatoglu Akin 5-11-2 IMECE2019-11892 57Tauer Alec 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13985 189Tavaf Vahid 11-23-3 IMECE2019-11660 155Tavakkoli Anbarani Mostafa 1-1-5 IMECE2019-13716 3Tavakkoli Anbarani Mostafa 4-3-1 IMECE2019-13712 33Tavakkoli Anbarani Mostafa 5-4-4 IMECE2019-13830 59Tavakkoli Anbarani Mostafa 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13552 199Tavakkoli Anbarani Mostafa 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13687 200Tavakkoli Anbarani Mostafa 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13694 200Tavares Sérgio Manuel Oliveira 1-2-2 IMECE2019-11513 4Tawfick Sameh 2-4-1 IMECE2019-12011 14Tawfick Sameh 5-15-1 IMECE2019-10668 48Tawfick Sameh 10-12-1 IMECE2019-12756 129Taya Minoru 11-23-2 IMECE2019-13239 153Taya Minoru 11-26-1 IMECE2019-13231 158Tayeb Raihan 9-49-1 IMECE2019-11953 109Taylor Alexandra 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13950 203Taylor Chris 2-5-1 IMECE2019-11780 15Taylor Curtis 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12932 193Taylor Dorothy 4-8-1 IMECE2019-11889 38Taylor Sydney 9-7-1 IMECE2019-12558 99Taylor Sydney 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12551 212Teferi Blen 6-10-1 IMECE2019-11035 72Teimoori Khashayar 4-10-1 IMECE2019-10529 40Teimoori Khashayar 11-18-2 IMECE2019-12000 138Teixeira Joel 2-8-3 IMECE2019-11415 21Teixeira Jose 6-4-2 IMECE2019-11542 66Teixeira Jose 6-16-2 IMECE2019-11593 69Teixeira Jose 9-36-2 IMECE2019-11652 99Teixeira Jose 10-26-3 IMECE2019-11356 117Teixeira Ricardo Emanuel 1-2-2 IMECE2019-11513 4

da RochaTeixeira Senhorinha 6-4-2 IMECE2019-11542 66Teixeira Senhorinha 9-36-2 IMECE2019-11652 99Teixeira Senhorinha 10-26-3 IMECE2019-11356 117Tejada-Martinez Andres 8-6-2 IMECE2019-11966 89Tekes Ayse 5-9-1 IMECE2019-10334 48Tekes Ayse 5-4-3 IMECE2019-10769 58Tekes Ayse 5-4-4 IMECE2019-10299 59Tekes Ayse 5-4-5 IMECE2019-10067 60Tekes Ayse 5-4-5 IMECE2019-10291 60Tekes Ayse 7-5-1 IMECE2019-10235 81Tekes Coskun 5-9-1 IMECE2019-10334 48Tekes Coskun 5-4-5 IMECE2019-10291 60Tekweme Francis Kunzi 9-35-1 IMECE2019-11329 94Tendolkar Mandar Vinayak 9-35-1 IMECE2019-12459 94Teng Hualiang 2-2-1 IMECE2019-10758 14Teng Jinfang 5-2-1 IMECE2019-10536 56Teng Jinfang 9-46-1 IMECE2019-11237 103Teng Zhiqiang 4-13-2 IMECE2019-10471 45Tennent David 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13967 189Tenorio Max 10-25-1 IMECE2019-13379 123Tenorio Max 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13382 197Teoh Rui Ern Brenda 10-10-4 IMECE2019-11141 118Terashima Osamu 1-2-1 IMECE2019-12748 1Terashima Osamu 1-2-2 IMECE2019-10776 4Tergeist Mathias 5-3-1 IMECE2019-10576 49Terrell Evan 17-6-1 IMECE2019-13463 208Terry Taylor N. 4-2-4 IMECE2019-10675 41Tervo Eric J. 9-30-1 IMECE2019-12610 108Tervo Eric J. 9-30-1 IMECE2019-12887 108Tervo Eric J. 9-30-2 IMECE2019-13270 109Tervo Eric J. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12895 193Tervo Eric J. 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12609 212Terzi Stefano 8-4-3 IMECE2019-11482 91Terzis Alexandros 8-6-4 IMECE2019-12378 92Thach Peara 4-13-2 IMECE2019-11802 45Thai Thinh 11-14-3 IMECE2019-13100 149Thai Thinh 11-14-3 IMECE2019-13349 149Thai Thinh 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13108 211Thakare Ketan 4-5-4 IMECE2019-12150 39Thakur Md. Shajedul Hoque 9-63-1 IMECE2019-10150 95

Author Index

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Thangawng Abel 11-5-1 IMECE2019-11244 155Thatte Amogh 6-12-1 IMECE2019-13747 73Thirunilath Naveen 8-6-1 IMECE2019-11989 88Thole Karen 9-69-1 IMECE2019-14002 98Thomas Dravin 7-9-1 IMECE2019-10465 81Thomas Jacob 9-6-1 IMECE2019-13654 98Thomas Jermy 9-57-1 IMECE2019-13545 107Thomas P. Alen 10-26-2 IMECE2019-10939 115Thomas Tyler 7-10-1 IMECE2019-11751 77Thompson Amy 6-9-2 IMECE2019-11941 73Thompson Harvey 9-45-1 IMECE2019-10359 96Thompson Scott 2-2-3 IMECE2019-13869 16Thomson Scott L. 2-2-5 IMECE2019-13601 20Thomson Scott L. 4-10-4 IMECE2019-13198 44Thomson Scott L. 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13492 188Thool Khushahal 2-2-2 IMECE2019-12213 15Thornquist Ona 8-9-4 IMECE2019-10257 85Thorum Aaron 9-15-1 IMECE2019-11699 108Thota Jagadeep 11-22-1 IMECE2019-12960 142Thurlow Ernest 1-2-1 IMECE2019-10096 1Thyagarajan Ashok 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13620 203Thyagarajan Ashok 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13623 204Thyagarajan Ashok 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13628 204Thyagatur Anugraha 12-7-3 IMECE2019-13481 174Kidigannappa

Tian Ang 2-3-1 IMECE2019-10822 24Tian ChenWen 11-38-2 IMECE2019-13935 148Tian Chong 6-2-2 IMECE2019-11947 65Tian Duanyang 2-7-1 IMECE2019-10472 23Tian Wenmeng 2-3-1 IMECE2019-10323 24Tian Yiran 1-12-1 IMECE2019-10872 5Tian Yuan 5-2-1 IMECE2019-10464 56Tian Yuan 14-1-3 IMECE2019-10595 184Tian Zhiting 9-25-2 IMECE2019-12963 100Tian Zhiting 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12929 193Tian Zhiting 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13840 202Tiari Saeed 4-7-1 IMECE2019-10984 34Tiari Saeed 6-7-2 IMECE2019-11414 67Tibabisco Cristian 9-63-1 IMECE2019-10154 95Tiemann Klaus 4-4-1 IMECE2019-10347 33Tikadar Amitav 9-43-2 IMECE2019-11065 95Tikadar Amitav 9-36-1 IMECE2019-11847 96Tikadar Amitav 9-29-1 IMECE2019-11794 104Tikadar Amitav 9-51-1 IMECE2019-11624 110Tikadar Amitav 9-16-1 IMECE2019-11781 111Tiley Jaimie 10-20-2 IMECE2019-13572 115Tilley Burt 9-43-2 IMECE2019-10123 95Tilley Burt 17-9-1 IMECE2019-13298 209Timms William 8-12-1 IMECE2019-11649 86Tippur Hareesh 11-10-1 IMECE2019-11664 134Tippur Hareesh 11-10-1 IMECE2019-11676 134Tislevoll Torgeir Oliver 5-11-1 IMECE2019-10434 55Tiznobaik Hani 9-16-1 IMECE2019-12166 111Tkatch Colin 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13501 198Tlili Iskander 6-5-2 IMECE2019-10949 63Toberer Eric 9-30-2 IMECE2019-13270 109Todebush Patricia 12-4-1 IMECE2019-10059 172Tohmyoh Hironori 4-5-1 IMECE2019-12800 34Toigo Federico 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13203 195Tokunaga Takeshi 4-3-1 IMECE2019-10548 33Tokunaga Takeshi 4-3-1 IMECE2019-11837 33Tokunaga Takuro 9-20-1 IMECE2019-13468 94Tokunaga Takuro 9-30-2 IMECE2019-13470 109Tomar Ravi Pratap Singh 10-23-1 IMECE2019-11556 125Tomar Ravi Pratap Singh 10-23-1 IMECE2019-11639 125Tomar Ravi Pratap Singh 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12897 213Tomar Ravi Pratap Singh 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13003 213Tomar Vikas 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12678 213Tomé António 8-4-3 IMECE2019-11747 91Tomko Megan 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12818 192Tomren Tore 6-4-5 IMECE2019-10266 70Tong Wei 11-7-2 IMECE2019-12592 137Tong Wei 11-7-4 IMECE2019-12130 144Tong Xiao 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12632 191

Tong Zhen 1-1-6 IMECE2019-10817 4Tong Zhen 9-20-1 IMECE2019-12753 94Tonge Ernuel 7-10-1 IMECE2019-11751 77Toomey Ryan 2-12-1 IMECE2019-11810 10Toro Ricardo S. 2-8-1 IMECE2019-10621 17Torres David A. 12-8-2 IMECE2019-10466 172Tørressen Tord 7-5-1 IMECE2019-10437 81Tortorelli Daniel 10-20-3 IMECE2019-13861 120Toscano Lisa 4-11-2 IMECE2019-12024 44Touahri Hacene 3-5-1 IMECE2019-10019 27Tournat Vincent 1-1-4 IMECE2019-13354 3Tovar Andres 5-4-5 IMECE2019-11062 60Tovar Andres 14-3-3 IMECE2019-11069 184Toyoshima Akio 5-7-1 IMECE2019-11115 55Trabia Mohamed 11-22-1 IMECE2019-12960 142Trabia Mohamed 11-14-1 IMECE2019-11799 145Trabia Mohamed 11-32-1 IMECE2019-11674 155Trageser Jeremy 11-38-2 IMECE2019-13297 148Tran Tiffany 3-4-1 IMECE2019-10480 29Trancossi Michele 3-2-1 IMECE2019-11515 28Trapuzzano Matthew 8-6-2 IMECE2019-11966 89Traugutt Nicholas 11-1-4 IMECE2019-13397 152Trescher Matthias 2-2-6 IMECE2019-10022 21Triantafyllidis Nicolas 11-1-6 IMECE2019-12557 154Triantafyllidis Nicolas 11-37-2 IMECE2019-12681 156Triantafyllidis Nicolas 11-37-2 IMECE2019-13826 156Triantafyllidis Nicolas 11-37-3 IMECE2019-13019 159Triantafyllidis Nicolas 11-37-5 IMECE2019-12988 165Trnjanin Almir 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13338 197Trostel Connor 2-13-1 IMECE2019-11306 8True Lawrence 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13107 206Trung Duong H. 10-14-1 IMECE2019-10084 122Truong Meghan 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13620 203Truong Meghan 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13623 204Truong Meghan 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13628 204Truscott Tadd 11-14-3 IMECE2019-13100 149Tsai Jensen (Ying-Chou) 12-3-1 IMECE2019-11181 170Tsatsaronis George 6-3-1 IMECE2019-10590 61Tsatsaronis George 6-3-1 IMECE2019-10850 61Tsatsaronis George 6-4-3 IMECE2019-10587 67Tsatsaronis George 6-6-1 IMECE2019-10588 68Tsatsaronis George 6-6-1 IMECE2019-10712 68Tsatsaronis George 6-4-5 IMECE2019-11519 71Tsatsaronis George 7-12-1 IMECE2019-10925 79Tse Stephen 10-11-1 IMECE2019-13853 117Tse Stephen 11-25-1 IMECE2019-13900 142Tseng Bill 7-10-1 IMECE2019-11912 77Tsuno Takaya 5-11-2 IMECE2019-11176 57Tsutsui Hideaki 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13594 199Tsuzuki Ryuji 4-6-1 IMECE2019-10382 36Tu Ran 9-2-1 IMECE2019-10173 104Tu Rang 6-9-1 IMECE2019-10310 72Tubaldi Eleonora 4-5-2 IMECE2019-11520 36Tucker Garritt 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13093 194Tumkor Serdar 2-8-1 IMECE2019-12926 17Tung Fletcher (Cheng-Piao) 12-3-1 IMECE2019-11181 170Tupek Michael R. 11-28-1 IMECE2019-13703 135Tupek Michael R. 11-7-6 IMECE2019-13025 149Turchi Craig 6-4-3 IMECE2019-10637 67Turlo Vlad 10-19-2 IMECE2019-13718 130Turman Coby 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13189 195Turner Kevin 10-2-2 IMECE2019-13824 128Tursynkhan Margulan 8-7-1 IMECE2019-10876 84Tutika Ravi 11-2-2 IMECE2019-13510 160Tuttle Tyler 11-5-5 IMECE2019-13751 166Tyagi Pawan 7-1-1 IMECE2019-12032 77Udaykumar H.S. 17-6-1 IMECE2019-12357 207Uddin Mohammad Irfan 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13863 202Uddin Mohammad J. 4-14-1 IMECE2019-12260 41Uddin Mohammad S. 4-2-3 IMECE2019-10945 40Uehara Kenyu 4-3-1 IMECE2019-11643 33Ufnal Joseph 7-12-1 IMECE2019-11605 79Ul Haq Ahsan 10-26-5 IMECE2019-12102 120Ulishney Christopher 6-2-1 IMECE2019-11485 64

Author Index

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Ulishney Christopher 6-4-4 IMECE2019-10728 69Ulu Furkan 10-23-1 IMECE2019-11556 125Ulu Furkan 10-23-1 IMECE2019-11639 125Ulu Furkan 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12897 213Ulu Furkan 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13003 213Ulutan Durul 2-5-1 IMECE2019-13374 15Ulven Chad 10-10-5 IMECE2019-12934 120Unnikrishnan Ginu 4-2-1 IMECE2019-13067 36Unnikrishnan Ginu 4-2-2 IMECE2019-13542 39Unnikrishnan Vinu 11-36-2 IMECE2019-11654 162Unnthorsson Runar 1-10-1 IMECE2019-12977 3Unnthorsson Runar 1-10-1 IMECE2019-12978 3Unnthorsson Runar 6-16-1 IMECE2019-10586 65Unnthorsson Runar 6-6-1 IMECE2019-12250 68Unnthorsson Runar 6-6-1 IMECE2019-12252 68Unnthorsson Runar 6-6-1 IMECE2019-12254 68Untaroiu Alexandrina 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12765 192Upadhyay Kshitiz 11-1-8 IMECE2019-10211 160Upadhyay Kshitiz 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13588 199Upot Nithin Vinod 9-18-1 IMECE2019-10371 106Upot Nithin Vinod 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12723 213Uppal Aastha 9-51-2 IMECE2019-12526 111Ural Ani 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12584 212Urban Jeffrey J. 9-25-2 IMECE2019-12963 100Urban Jeffrey J. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12929 193Urbano Jose 2-10-3 IMECE2019-10294 12Urbas Augustine 1-1-6 IMECE2019-10449 4Urbas Augustine 1-1-6 IMECE2019-11866 4Utschig Tris 7-5-1 IMECE2019-10235 81Utz Robert C. 6-12-2 IMECE2019-12757 74Vachhani Shraddha J. 4-5-1 IMECE2019-13127 34Vachhani Shraddha J. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13688 200Vafaei Saeid 6-10-1 IMECE2019-11035 72Vafaei Saeid 9-19-2 IMECE2019-10799 104Vafaei Saeid 9-51-1 IMECE2019-13229 110Vaghetto Rodolfo 6-14-2 IMECE2019-11811 76Vahala Linda 4-6-1 IMECE2019-11389 36Vahedi Nasser 6-7-1 IMECE2019-10734 66Vahedi Nasser 6-7-1 IMECE2019-10740 66Vahedi Nasser 6-7-2 IMECE2019-10956 67Vahedifard Farshid 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13790 201Vainchtein Dmitri 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13501 198Vakakis Alexander 1-1-2 IMECE2019-13605 2Valdarno Luca 17-9-1 IMECE2019-13807 209Valdevit Lorenzo 10-20-3 IMECE2019-13701 121Valdevit Lorenzo 10-19-2 IMECE2019-13718 130Valdevit Lorenzo 10-19-2 IMECE2019-13865 130Valdez Eduardo 12-4-1 IMECE2019-10059 172Valdez Thomas I. 6-12-2 IMECE2019-12757 74Vale André 2-8-2 IMECE2019-11582 19Vale André 2-8-2 IMECE2019-11600 19Valencia Adriana 6-10-4 IMECE2019-10643 75Valencia-Romero Ambrosio 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13708 200Valle Harold 6-3-1 IMECE2019-10642 61Valliyappan Natarajan David 11-36-2 IMECE2019-11162 162van Albert Stephen 4-2-1 IMECE2019-13067 36van Albert Stephen 4-2-2 IMECE2019-13542 39Van Auken R. Michael 13-9-1 IMECE2019-12178 179Van Der Giessen Erik 11-47-3 IMECE2019-12775 151van der Zande Arend 12-7-1 IMECE2019-11867 169van der Zande Arend 12-7-2 IMECE2019-11830 173Van Leeuwen Fiona 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13979 189Van Leeuwen Travis 4-13-3 IMECE2019-10463 46Van Poppel Bret 8-11-1 IMECE2019-11764 86Van Valkenburgh Owen F. 10-26-5 IMECE2019-12096 120Vanasdale Jared 4-2-3 IMECE2019-10641 40Vandanapu Lohit 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13740 201Vandenbrande Jan 10-20-2 IMECE2019-13942 115Vanderbilt Daniel 4-13-2 IMECE2019-11716 45Vanegas Marley 9-39-2 IMECE2019-10122 101VanLandingham Mark 10-20-1 IMECE2019-13456 114VanZant Lia 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13800 204Varga John 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13631 204Vargas-Díaz Salvador 9-63-1 IMECE2019-10154 95

Vargas-Gonzalez Lionel R. 4-2-4 IMECE2019-11566 42Varghese K. Philip 2-5-4 IMECE2019-10037 19Varghese K. Philip 2-14-1 IMECE2019-10040 21Varma Soumya 4-5-1 IMECE2019-13127 34Varma Soumya 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13688 200Varma Soumya 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13862 202Varshney Shikhar 17-4-3 IMECE2019-13359 207Vasiliev Alexander 6-14-1 IMECE2019-10513 75Vasquez Simon 4-7-1 IMECE2019-11233 34Vassigh Shahin 9-59-1 IMECE2019-11982 110Vaterlaus Austin C. 4-10-4 IMECE2019-13198 44Vazic Bozo 3-12-1 IMECE2019-10049 29Vaziri Ashkan 11-10-3 IMECE2019-10213 140Vaziri Ashkan 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13803 202Vaziri Reza 2-9-2 IMECE2019-11261 9Veiga João 2-8-4 IMECE2019-10452 22Veith Gabriel M. 6-11-2 IMECE2019-12469 70Velay-Lizancos Mirian 10-4-3 IMECE2019-13818 116Velay-Lizancos Mirian 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13827 202Vellavalapalli Satish 4-10-5 IMECE2019-10800 45Velmurugan R.S. 3-4-2 IMECE2019-10931 30Venkatadasu Holalu 2-6-1 IMECE2019-11208 9

RavindraVenkatadasu Holalu 2-6-2 IMECE2019-11168 11



RavindraVenkataraman Venkatesan 5-2-4 IMECE2019-12198 60Verma Ankit 6-11-2 IMECE2019-12638 70Vermaak Natasha 10-20-4 IMECE2019-12891 124Vermaak Natasha 10-2-2 IMECE2019-12890 128Vermaak Natasha 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13862 202Vernerey Franck 11-39-3 IMECE2019-13279 142Vernerey Franck 11-12-2 IMECE2019-13342 161Vernerey Franck 11-1-10 IMECE2019-13269 165Vernerey Franck 11-37-5 IMECE2019-13339 165Vernerey Franck 11-1-10 IMECE2019-13344 165Vessalli Beatriz 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12742 192Vicente Adam 4-5-4 IMECE2019-11545 39Vicentini Rafael 11-39-4 IMECE2019-12743 151Vicentini Rafael 11-39-4 IMECE2019-12820 151Vidal-Lesso Agustin 4-8-1 IMECE2019-11085 37Vidoni Renato 5-11-1 IMECE2019-10569 55Viegas Domingos 9-2-1 IMECE2019-10173 104Viglietti Andrea 3-14-1 IMECE2019-11281 32Vigre Elise Mari 5-9-1 IMECE2019-10436 48Vijaya Kumar Ajay Kumar 4-7-1 IMECE2019-10992 34Vijayakumar R. 8-4-1 IMECE2019-13020 89Vilain Rogério 9-57-1 IMECE2019-11426 107Vilarinho Candida 4-14-1 IMECE2019-11221 41Vilarinho Candida 6-16-2 IMECE2019-11593 69Villada Andres 10-25-1 IMECE2019-13131 123Villada Andres 11-5-1 IMECE2019-13129 155Virkesdal Kasper 5-8-1 IMECE2019-10250 48Visalli Thomas 9-32-1 IMECE2019-11374 93Viswanath Vishnu 10-24-1 IMECE2019-10230 123Viswanathan Vimal 2-2-6 IMECE2019-11698 21Viswanathan Vimal 4-13-2 IMECE2019-11802 45Viswanathan Vimal 6-4-1 IMECE2019-11972 64Vitali Andrea 14-2-1 IMECE2019-10491 181Vivek Vibhu 9-18-1 IMECE2019-12432 106Vivekanandan Gunasekaran 5-5-1 IMECE2019-12070 47Vivekanandan Gunasekaran 5-8-3 IMECE2019-12082 51Vives Luis 9-59-1 IMECE2019-11786 110Vlassak Joost 10-27-1 IMECE2019-12862 126Vo Trinh 17-4-3 IMECE2019-12974 206Vo Truong 11-26-3 IMECE2019-13212 165Voiculescu Ioana 12-5-1 IMECE2019-11618 171Volkov Alexey 2-2-1 IMECE2019-11596 14Volkov Alexey 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12962 193von Ellenrieder Karl 5-11-1 IMECE2019-10569 55von Ellenrieder Karl 5-11-2 IMECE2019-11507 57

Author Index

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Voyiadjis George 11-14-2 IMECE2019-12343 147Voyiadjis George 11-23-1 IMECE2019-12342 152Vundru Chaitanya 2-2-2 IMECE2019-12213 15Vuong Tung 1-10-1 IMECE2019-10197 3Waas Anthony 11-37-1 IMECE2019-13363 154Wada Shogo 11-38-1 IMECE2019-12907 146Wada Shogo 17-11-2 IMECE2019-12908 211Wada Shouhei 8-2-1 IMECE2019-12755 86Wadsworth Paul 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13631 204Waez Mir Seliman 3-2-1 IMECE2019-10460 28Wagner Lauren N. 7-6-1 IMECE2019-11447 78Wagner Nicole 8-9-1 IMECE2019-10101 83Wagner Robert 11-1-10 IMECE2019-13344 165Wagner Robert 11-1-10 IMECE2019-13345 165Wagner Scott 2-7-1 IMECE2019-10032 23Wahab Muhammad 2-7-1 IMECE2019-10032 23Wahab Muhammad 3-5-1 IMECE2019-11723 27Wahls Benjamin 9-41-1 IMECE2019-11283 96Wahlstrom David 6-12-1 IMECE2019-13781 73Waldram Daniel 11-18-1 IMECE2019-12912 135Walker Hannah 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13046 188Walker Jason M. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13145 195Walker Torrance 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13987 189Wallace Nicholas 9-14-1 IMECE2019-13640 102Walmsley Thayer 8-6-4 IMECE2019-13565 92Walmsley Thayer 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13593 212Walter Lindsay 9-30-1 IMECE2019-12887 108Walter Lindsay 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12895 193Wan Guangchao 11-37-4 IMECE2019-13848 163Wan Hui 9-35-1 IMECE2019-11936 94Wan Hui 15-1-1 IMECE2019-11855 187Wan Justin 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13629 200Wan Shaoke 2-8-2 IMECE2019-11807 19Wang Alan X. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12771 192Wang Bohan 11-1-2 IMECE2019-12235 146Wang Chengping 5-8-3 IMECE2019-12417 51Wang Chengyong 13-5-1 IMECE2019-10803 178Wang Chi-Wei 12-7-2 IMECE2019-10450 173Wang Dan 4-6-1 IMECE2019-11389 36Wang Dan 4-6-1 IMECE2019-11416 36Wang Dianjun 14-3-1 IMECE2019-10488 182Wang Fuji 2-5-3 IMECE2019-10801 17Wang Fuji 2-5-3 IMECE2019-10802 17Wang Gang 5-7-1 IMECE2019-10869 55Wang Guan 13-6-1 IMECE2019-11130 175Wang Guan 13-6-1 IMECE2019-11193 175Wang Guolei 3-14-1 IMECE2019-10827 32Wang Guolei 8-9-2 IMECE2019-11896 83Wang Hailei 6-9-1 IMECE2019-10768 72Wang Hairui 8-4-1 IMECE2019-11434 89Wang Heng 9-25-2 IMECE2019-12963 100Wang Heng 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12929 193Wang Heying 3-15-1 IMECE2019-10717 30Wang Heying 6-4-1 IMECE2019-10824 64Wang Hsin 6-11-2 IMECE2019-12469 70Wang Hua 2-10-1 IMECE2019-10306 7Wang Hui 11-32-1 IMECE2019-11790 155Wang Huitian 10-10-2 IMECE2019-12449 115Wang Ji 5-10-2 IMECE2019-12087 50Wang Ji 11-1-7 IMECE2019-12056 157Wang Jiahui 9-30-1 IMECE2019-12709 108Wang Jian 5-7-1 IMECE2019-10831 55Wang Jian 5-7-1 IMECE2019-10869 55Wang Jianran 13-10-2 IMECE2019-12310 177Wang Jianran 13-10-2 IMECE2019-12446 177Wang Jiarui 11-28-1 IMECE2019-12540 135Wang Jie 14-1-1 IMECE2019-11332 183Wang Jimi 2-4-1 IMECE2019-13199 14Wang Jimi 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13200 195Wang Jin 2-12-2 IMECE2019-12122 13Wang Jin 10-9-2 IMECE2019-12123 124Wang Jing 5-4-3 IMECE2019-11206 58Wang Jingyu 4-6-2 IMECE2019-10514 37Wang Jingyu 7-5-1 IMECE2019-10747 81

Wang Jinxi 5-11-2 IMECE2019-11185 57Wang Jinxi 13-10-2 IMECE2019-10703 177Wang Jirui 6-7-2 IMECE2019-10457 67Wang Jitai 2-7-2 IMECE2019-10486 23Wang Junshi 4-10-1 IMECE2019-11697 40Wang Junzhen 11-12-4 IMECE2019-10881 166Wang Kefei 13-10-2 IMECE2019-12310 177Wang Leijie 3-4-2 IMECE2019-11129 30Wang Leijie 5-4-3 IMECE2019-10896 58Wang Leijie 5-4-3 IMECE2019-11206 58Wang Lifu 1-12-2 IMECE2019-13653 6Wang Lifu 1-12-2 IMECE2019-13669 6Wang Lifu 1-12-2 IMECE2019-13691 6Wang Lijun 1-6-1 IMECE2019-10836 2Wang Lijun 5-2-2 IMECE2019-11008 58Wang Liping 2-13-3 IMECE2019-10732 13Wang Liping 5-3-2 IMECE2019-10916 50Wang Liping 9-7-1 IMECE2019-12558 99Wang Liping 9-30-1 IMECE2019-12553 108Wang Liping 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12551 212Wang Liping 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12552 212Wang Liyun 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13110 194Wang Liyun 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13502 198Wang Liyun 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13088 213Wang Lizhi 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12854 191Wang Lizhi 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12859 191Wang Long-Yuan 2-12-1 IMECE2019-10563 10Wang Lubing 10-15-1 IMECE2019-12410 129Wang Lubing 10-23-2 IMECE2019-12409 130Wang Lulu 4-4-2 IMECE2019-10910 35Wang Mengyuan 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13146 195Wang Michael Cai 2-4-1 IMECE2019-11868 14Wang Michael Cai 2-4-2 IMECE2019-11327 15Wang Michael Cai 17-2-1 IMECE2019-11360 205Wang Mingsong 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12656 191Wang Qi 2-5-3 IMECE2019-10801 17Wang Qiming 2-2-7 IMECE2019-13151 18Wang Qiming 11-3-1 IMECE2019-13280 163Wang Qiming 11-5-5 IMECE2019-13259 166Wang Qingmiao 4-2-5 IMECE2019-10918 43Wang Qing-Ming 2-3-1 IMECE2019-10993 24Wang Qingyang 9-31-1 IMECE2019-13437 111Wang Qingyang 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13445 214Wang Qiuyun 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13110 194Wang Qiuyun 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13088 213Wang Rick 10-10-3 IMECE2019-10433 116Wang Robert Y. 9-51-2 IMECE2019-12526 111Wang Shaoguang 8-4-2 IMECE2019-11355 90Wang Shengde 9-32-1 IMECE2019-11096 93Wang Shike 14-1-1 IMECE2019-11332 183Wang Shisong 14-1-1 IMECE2019-11332 183Wang Shuolun 11-5-4 IMECE2019-13368 164Wang Ting 6-16-1 IMECE2019-10279 65Wang Ting 8-9-1 IMECE2019-10636 83Wang Ting 9-18-2 IMECE2019-10318 108Wang Wei 13-6-1 IMECE2019-11193 175Wang Wei 13-6-1 IMECE2019-11282 175Wang Wei 17-6-1 IMECE2019-12434 207Wang Weidi 10-19-1 IMECE2019-13467 127Wang Weidi 11-23-2 IMECE2019-13062 153Wang Weidi 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13568 199Wang Wenhu 2-12-1 IMECE2019-11002 10Wang Wenhu 2-5-4 IMECE2019-11036 19Wang Wenhu 2-7-3 IMECE2019-11034 24Wang Wenhu 10-26-2 IMECE2019-10837 115Wang Wenhu 10-24-1 IMECE2019-10901 123Wang Xia 6-4-5 IMECE2019-10375 70Wang Xiaojia 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12837 213Wang Xiaokang 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13607 199Wang Xiaonan 11-38-1 IMECE2019-10136 146Wang Xiaonan 11-38-3 IMECE2019-10069 150Wang Xiaonan 17-11-2 IMECE2019-12508 210Wang Xiaoran 1-6-2 IMECE2019-12973 5Wang Xiaoran 11-14-3 IMECE2019-10379 149

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Wang Xiaoran 14-1-1 IMECE2019-10346 183Wang Xiaoran 14-1-2 IMECE2019-10348 183Wang Xiaotian 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12632 191Wang Xiaotian 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13604 199Wang Xin 6-4-4 IMECE2019-10110 69Wang Xin 7-10-1 IMECE2019-10540 77Wang Xiuling 8-6-3 IMECE2019-11352 90Wang Xiuling 8-4-2 IMECE2019-11355 90Wang Xiuling 8-4-3 IMECE2019-11462 91Wang Xu 1-6-2 IMECE2019-12470 5Wang Xuemin 11-7-3 IMECE2019-12544 140Wang Y.-Q. 2-3-2 IMECE2019-10280 25Wang Yachao 2-12-2 IMECE2019-12122 13Wang Yaguo 9-53-1 IMECE2019-12210 112Wang Yaguo 17-9-1 IMECE2019-12224 209Wang Yaguo 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12795 213Wang Yan 9-26-1 IMECE2019-13723 102Wang Yan 9-26-1 IMECE2019-13787 102Wang Yan 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12942 213Wang Yan 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13817 215Wang Yang 11-39-3 IMECE2019-12007 142Wang Yaohui 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12584 212Wang Yi 3-13-1 IMECE2019-11333 29Wang Yining 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12829 193Wang Yixiu 9-25-2 IMECE2019-12964 100Wang Yongfei 2-6-2 IMECE2019-11297 11Wang Yongfei 14-1-2 IMECE2019-11286 183Wang Yu 2-11-1 IMECE2019-10851 8Wang Yu 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12735 192Wang Yunxiang 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13282 196Wang Yu-Po 2-12-1 IMECE2019-10563 10Wang Yu-Po 12-3-1 IMECE2019-11181 170Wang Yuxiang 14-3-1 IMECE2019-11199 182Wang Zeng-qiang 2-5-4 IMECE2019-11036 19Wang Zhi 10-9-1 IMECE2019-12794 122Wang Zhihao 9-9-1 IMECE2019-11877 101Wang Zhiyong 2-2-1 IMECE2019-10758 14Wang Zhuo 11-39-1 IMECE2019-13026 136Wang Zhuo 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13207 195Ward Nicholas J. 13-4-1 IMECE2019-11872 178Ware Taylor H. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12872 193Wärmefjord Kristina 2-10-2 IMECE2019-10285 10Warnix Trevor 5-9-1 IMECE2019-10334 48Warnix Trevor 5-4-5 IMECE2019-10291 60Wartzack Sandro 2-10-3 IMECE2019-11328 12Watanabe Aya 5-7-1 IMECE2019-10474 55Watanabe Kazuhiro 4-4-1 IMECE2019-11125 33Waters Grant M. 2-5-6 IMECE2019-13868 22Watkins Thomas R. 6-11-2 IMECE2019-12469 70Watring Dillon S. 2-2-2 IMECE2019-13226 15Watring Dillon S. 11-14-3 IMECE2019-12819 149Watson Bryan 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12818 192Watson-Kassa Cori 8-14-1 IMECE2019-10972 83Weaver Caitlin 4-2-5 IMECE2019-11981 43Webb Spencer 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13928 187Webber Michael 6-1-3 IMECE2019-13615 63Webber Michael 6-10-2 IMECE2019-11068 73Webber Michael 6-10-3 IMECE2019-11707 74Weber Adam 6-12-2 IMECE2019-12436 74Weber Alfred P. 11-42-1 IMECE2019-12782 136Weber Bryan 7-7-1 IMECE2019-10615 80Weber Stefan K. 8-4-3 IMECE2019-11747 91Weerawarne Darshana 2-2-3 IMECE2019-12027 16Weers Martin 11-42-1 IMECE2019-12782 136Wegener Luca G. 14-2-2 IMECE2019-10105 183Wei Congjie 10-24-1 IMECE2019-12537 123Wei Congjie 11-25-1 IMECE2019-12536 142Wei Congjie 11-39-4 IMECE2019-12535 150Wei Congjie 11-27-1 IMECE2019-12533 153Wei Congjie 11-23-3 IMECE2019-12538 155Wei Congjie 11-12-2 IMECE2019-12539 161Wei Donglai 1-1-4 IMECE2019-13354 3Wei Han 9-25-1 IMECE2019-10688 98Wei Haoyan 11-28-1 IMECE2019-12651 135

Wei Haoyan 11-10-2 IMECE2019-11726 138Wei Haoyan 11-10-2 IMECE2019-11733 138Wei Qiuming 10-26-4 IMECE2019-11612 119Wei Shaolou 10-27-3 IMECE2019-13892 131Wei Tingting 6-1-1 IMECE2019-11227 61Wei Xingjian 2-2-4 IMECE2019-11917 18Wei Xingjian 2-2-5 IMECE2019-11999 19Wei Xingjian 4-5-4 IMECE2019-12150 39Wei Xingjian 17-10-1 IMECE2019-12688 210Wei Xingjian 17-10-1 IMECE2019-12721 210Weibel Justin 9-49-1 IMECE2019-11386 109Weigold Matthias 2-8-3 IMECE2019-11266 20Weise Dieter 2-7-2 IMECE2019-10390 23Weislogel Mark 8-6-2 IMECE2019-11500 89Weiss Cohen Miri 14-2-1 IMECE2019-10315 181Weissman Jeffrey G. 6-4-3 IMECE2019-10637 67Welte Michael 9-4-1 IMECE2019-13286 106Wen Jie 6-4-3 IMECE2019-11149 67Wen Yi 1-6-1 IMECE2019-10836 2Wen Yi 5-2-2 IMECE2019-11008 58Weng George 10-25-1 IMECE2019-13379 123Weng George 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13382 197Wentzky Chase 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13672 200Westrick Richard 4-11-2 IMECE2019-11948 44Whang Grace 9-5-1 IMECE2019-13086 111Wheeler Robert 2-2-5 IMECE2019-12981 20Whisner Bruce 13-5-1 IMECE2019-10592 178White Allison 4-5-1 IMECE2019-11944 34White Benjamin A. 5-2-3 IMECE2019-11846 59White Darris 5-3-3 IMECE2019-10682 47White Darris 5-3-3 IMECE2019-10770 47White Hannah 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13967 189White Philip 6-1-3 IMECE2019-13615 63Whitmer Lucas A. 2-5-6 IMECE2019-13880 22Whitmer Lucas A. 10-26-6 IMECE2019-13896 121Whitson Ashley 13-5-1 IMECE2019-10592 178Whitt Austin 2-12-2 IMECE2019-12784 13Whitworth Horace 11-14-2 IMECE2019-10978 147Wiechel John 13-5-1 IMECE2019-12285 178Wiezorek Jorg 10-27-2 IMECE2019-13624 128Wijesundara Muthu B.J. 4-2-4 IMECE2019-10675 41Wiklund Theodore 13-9-1 IMECE2019-11279 179Wikramanayake Enakshi D. 6-10-3 IMECE2019-11707 74Wiles Carson 9-16-1 IMECE2019-10034 111Wilkerson Justin 11-8-1 IMECE2019-13381 133Wille Kay 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13949 203Willey Landon 14-3-3 IMECE2019-13675 184Williams Cyril 11-8-3 IMECE2019-12658 140Williams Lakiesha 4-2-2 IMECE2019-13209 39Williams Todd 9-6-1 IMECE2019-13537 98Williamson Andrew 6-2-1 IMECE2019-12046 64Willis David 4-6-2 IMECE2019-11565 37Wilmes Dominic 11-22-1 IMECE2019-13075 141Wimmer Stephanie 2-9-2 IMECE2019-10608 9Wineman Alan S. 11-5-3 IMECE2019-13519 160Wirz Richard 4-6-2 IMECE2019-12549 37Wisniewski Jack 12-6-1 IMECE2019-13047 172Witek M. 12-3-1 IMECE2019-11921 170Witherell Paul 2-2-1 IMECE2019-11727 14Witkop Christian 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13976 189Wojnar Charles 10-24-1 IMECE2019-12537 123Woldemariam Yoseph 7-5-1 IMECE2019-10235 81Wollmann Annett 11-42-1 IMECE2019-12782 136Wong Bob 4-8-1 IMECE2019-11889 38Wong Joseph 17-4-3 IMECE2019-13595 207Wong M. 3-3-1 IMECE2019-11968 32Wood David 9-19-1 IMECE2019-12956 103Wood Houston G. 8-14-1 IMECE2019-10972 83Woodhams Louis G. 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13087 203Woodings Robert 8-11-1 IMECE2019-11764 86Woolley William 11-18-1 IMECE2019-13442 135Woon Wei 2-9-2 IMECE2019-11232 9Worl Bethany 8-6-3 IMECE2019-11352 90Wostbrock Neal 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13597 199

Author Index

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Wrede Alex H. 4-2-1 IMECE2019-12885 36Wright Kamau 6-1-2 IMECE2019-12059 62Wu Bin 3-15-1 IMECE2019-10717 30Wu Bin 3-14-1 IMECE2019-11364 32Wu Bin 5-8-1 IMECE2019-10788 48Wu Bin 6-4-1 IMECE2019-10824 64Wu C.T. 3-12-2 IMECE2019-13308 31Wu C.T. 11-28-1 IMECE2019-12293 135Wu C.T. 11-38-3 IMECE2019-12487 150Wu Chao 11-5-5 IMECE2019-13424 166Wu Chenglin 10-24-1 IMECE2019-12537 123Wu Chenglin 11-25-1 IMECE2019-12536 142Wu Chenglin 11-39-4 IMECE2019-12535 150Wu Chenglin 11-27-1 IMECE2019-12533 153Wu Chenglin 11-23-3 IMECE2019-12538 155Wu Chenglin 11-12-2 IMECE2019-12539 161Wu Chenglin 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13981 189Wu Chenglin 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13843 215Wu Hang 13-6-1 IMECE2019-11282 175Wu Huaiyu 4-4-2 IMECE2019-12208 35Wu Huan 9-25-1 IMECE2019-13535 98Wu Huixuan 8-12-1 IMECE2019-10652 86Wu Jingyi 8-6-4 IMECE2019-12378 92Wu Jun 5-3-2 IMECE2019-10916 50Wu Kai 2-10-1 IMECE2019-10231 7Wu Kai 2-11-1 IMECE2019-10851 8Wu Kang 1-6-1 IMECE2019-10836 2Wu Kang 5-2-2 IMECE2019-11008 58Wu Keo-Yuan 13-6-1 IMECE2019-11806 175Wu Kuo-Ting 1-12-2 IMECE2019-13621 6Wu Lianmei 5-7-1 IMECE2019-10869 55Wu Matthew 9-45-1 IMECE2019-12017 96Wu Matthew 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13334 214Wu Mengren 8-6-1 IMECE2019-10533 88Wu Mengren 8-6-1 IMECE2019-10535 92Wu Miao 5-7-1 IMECE2019-10831 55Wu Miao 5-7-1 IMECE2019-10869 55Wu Mingtao 2-13-3 IMECE2019-10135 13Wu Mingtao 2-13-3 IMECE2019-10442 13Wu Qianhong 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13097 194Wu Qianhong 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13110 194Wu Qianhong 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13156 195Wu Qianhong 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13160 195Wu Qianhong 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13088 213Wu Qianhong 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13098 213Wu Qianhong 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13154 214Wu Qianhong 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13158 214Wu Shuai 11-46-1 IMECE2019-12498 137Wu Shuai 11-2-1 IMECE2019-13137 157Wu Wei 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13282 196Wu Wenzhuo 9-25-2 IMECE2019-12964 100Wu Xian 10-4-5 IMECE2019-10865 119Wu Xiangfa 2-9-3 IMECE2019-13763 12Wu Xiangfa 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12713 191Wu Xiangfa 17-6-1 IMECE2019-13758 208Wu Xiangfa 17-11-2 IMECE2019-13755 211Wu Xin 10-9-2 IMECE2019-12123 124Wu Xuehai 4-4-1 IMECE2019-12182 33Wu Xuewang 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12837 213Wu Ying 1-1-4 IMECE2019-13645 3Wyatt Jr. Brian 15-1-1 IMECE2019-11531 187Wynne Robert K. 6-12-2 IMECE2019-12757 74Xi Jensen 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13964 189Xi Jensen 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13965 189Xi Jinxiang 4-10-1 IMECE2019-11697 40Xia Shaojun 6-2-2 IMECE2019-10115 65Xia Shaojun 6-2-3 IMECE2019-10116 66Xia Shaojun 9-51-2 IMECE2019-10117 112Xia Yingxiang 2-7-1 IMECE2019-10472 23Xian Cory 4-2-3 IMECE2019-10945 40Xiang Liangzhong 3-4-1 IMECE2019-10480 29Xiang Xinrui 6-7-2 IMECE2019-10457 67Xiang Yujiang 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13642 200Xiao Jianliang 10-25-1 IMECE2019-13131 123

Xiao Jianliang 10-25-1 IMECE2019-13920 123Xiao Jianliang 10-14-2 IMECE2019-13913 124Xiao Jianliang 11-17-1 IMECE2019-12817 134Xiao Jianliang 11-27-1 IMECE2019-13916 153Xiao Jianliang 11-5-1 IMECE2019-13129 155Xiao Ting 6-4-1 IMECE2019-10824 64Xiao Xinyi 2-8-1 IMECE2019-13245 17Xiao Xinyi 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13246 196Xie Jingjin 10-25-1 IMECE2019-13379 123Xie Jingjin 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13382 197Xie Longtao 5-10-2 IMECE2019-12087 50Xie Nan 2-3-2 IMECE2019-10280 25Xie Sheng Q. 4-13-1 IMECE2019-10845 44Xin An 2-2-7 IMECE2019-13151 18Xin Shihe 8-2-1 IMECE2019-11675 86Xing Siyuan 5-8-1 IMECE2019-10771 48Xiong Guoping 9-31-1 IMECE2019-13099 111Xiong Lianghua 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13772 201Xiong Liming 11-23-1 IMECE2019-13264 152Xiong Liming 11-36-1 IMECE2019-13838 159Xiong Liming 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13223 196Xiong Liming 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13243 196Xiong Yi-feng 10-26-2 IMECE2019-10837 115Xiong Yi-feng 10-24-1 IMECE2019-10901 123Xiong Zhenkai 5-11-2 IMECE2019-11185 57Xiu Ruixian 13-10-2 IMECE2019-12446 177Xu Baoxing 7-1-2 IMECE2019-12965 78Xu Baoxing 10-2-2 IMECE2019-13541 128Xu Baoxing 10-12-1 IMECE2019-12869 129Xu Baoxing 10-12-1 IMECE2019-12914 129Xu Baoxing 11-39-2 IMECE2019-12868 139Xu Baoxing 11-37-5 IMECE2019-12861 165Xu Baoxing 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12719 192Xu Baoxing 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12847 193Xu Baoxing 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13015 194Xu Bingzhe 11-5-4 IMECE2019-13351 164Xu Chang 2-7-2 IMECE2019-10486 23Xu Changqing 1-1-4 IMECE2019-13645 3Xu Chao 1-12-1 IMECE2019-10495 5Xu Chao 5-16-1 IMECE2019-12216 54Xu Dong 4-13-1 IMECE2019-10845 44Xu Dongchao 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12837 213Xu Dongyan 9-43-1 IMECE2019-12922 94Xu Guoqiang 6-4-3 IMECE2019-11149 67Xu Han 4-13-1 IMECE2019-10845 44Xu Hao 13-6-1 IMECE2019-11193 175Xu Hongbin 2-2-4 IMECE2019-11997 18Xu Huijie 4-2-5 IMECE2019-10918 43Xu Jiajun 7-6-1 IMECE2019-12437 78Xu Jiajun 7-4-1 IMECE2019-12438 80Xu Jiajun 9-59-1 IMECE2019-12272 110Xu Jiajun 14-4-2 IMECE2019-12274 182Xu Jiayi 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12792 192Xu Jie 8-6-1 IMECE2019-10533 88Xu Jie 8-6-1 IMECE2019-10535 92Xu Jun 10-15-1 IMECE2019-10128 129Xu Jun 10-23-2 IMECE2019-12409 130Xu Jun 10-23-2 IMECE2019-12515 130Xu Jun 11-10-1 IMECE2019-12321 134Xu Jun 11-10-4 IMECE2019-12322 145Xu Lei 11-7-6 IMECE2019-13639 149Xu Lijiang 3-7-1 IMECE2019-13128 28Xu Lingji 10-13-1 IMECE2019-10766 129Xu Meng 6-4-5 IMECE2019-10375 70Xu Miaomiao 3-8-1 IMECE2019-10948 30Xu Miaomiao 5-6-1 IMECE2019-10702 57Xu Minghai 10-17-2 IMECE2019-12271 123Xu Minghan 9-43-1 IMECE2019-11033 93Xu Minghan 9-43-1 IMECE2019-12081 93Xu Tingge 11-7-3 IMECE2019-12544 140Xu Weiliang 12-6-1 IMECE2019-12531 172Xu Xianchen 1-1-1 IMECE2019-13891 1Xu Xianfan 9-25-2 IMECE2019-12964 100Xu Xianfan 9-30-2 IMECE2019-13400 109

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Xu Xianfan 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12829 193Xu Xianfan 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12968 193Xu Yanfei 9-24-1 IMECE2019-13587 107Xu Yaqiong 8-6-4 IMECE2019-13565 92Xu Yaqiong 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13593 212Xu Yeyin 5-8-2 IMECE2019-10983 49Xu Yiwei 11-1-5 IMECE2019-12623 153Xu Yuning 4-7-1 IMECE2019-10584 34Xu Zhe 11-37-4 IMECE2019-13848 163Xu Zhibang 6-4-5 IMECE2019-10375 70Xu Zhigang 10-26-4 IMECE2019-11612 119Xu Zhigang 10-26-5 IMECE2019-11783 120Xue Hong-liang 2-5-4 IMECE2019-11036 19Xue Jing 11-46-2 IMECE2019-12810 143Xue Jing 11-7-5 IMECE2019-12669 147Xue Xiaowei 1-1-5 IMECE2019-13364 3Yadav Upendra 11-33-2 IMECE2019-13410 150Yadav Upendra 11-23-2 IMECE2019-13671 153Yadollahi Aref 2-3-1 IMECE2019-10323 24Yaghoobi Mohammadreza 10-2-1 IMECE2019-12699 126Yaghoobi Mohammadreza 11-12-3 IMECE2019-12700 164Yagoobi Jamal 8-2-3 IMECE2019-11404 88Yagoobi Jamal 9-43-2 IMECE2019-10123 95Yagoobi Jamal 17-9-1 IMECE2019-13298 209Yahsi Mehmet 13-9-1 IMECE2019-11478 179Yakacki Christopher 11-1-4 IMECE2019-13397 152Yalvac Baturay 14-2-2 IMECE2019-10105 183Yamakawa Junya 5-9-2 IMECE2019-10781 50Yamakawa Junya 5-4-1 IMECE2019-10780 54Yamamoto Tomohisa 4-14-1 IMECE2019-11881 41Yamashita Akira 5-7-1 IMECE2019-10474 55Yamashita Akira 5-7-1 IMECE2019-11115 55Yamauchi Masahiro 2-14-1 IMECE2019-12509 21Yan Chen 2-10-1 IMECE2019-10306 7Yan Jiawei 4-10-4 IMECE2019-12313 44Yan Jiawei 4-10-4 IMECE2019-13221 44Yan Jinhui 11-46-1 IMECE2019-12606 136Yan Karen Chang 4-5-4 IMECE2019-11545 39Yan Ming-Han 9-18-2 IMECE2019-10689 107Yan Yan 12-3-1 IMECE2019-10629 169Yan Yishu 2-2-5 IMECE2019-13113 20Yan Yishu 11-32-1 IMECE2019-13123 155Yan Yishu 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13118 194Yanaga Koji 6-5-2 IMECE2019-11382 63Yanaga Koji 6-4-2 IMECE2019-10403 66Yanaga Koji 6-4-2 IMECE2019-13939 66Yancey Michael 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13882 206Yang Baisong 5-5-1 IMECE2019-11370 47Yang Chen 10-4-4 IMECE2019-13449 118Yang Chen 11-14-1 IMECE2019-12516 145Yang Chen 11-1-6 IMECE2019-12187 154Yang Chen 11-3-2 IMECE2019-13435 166Yang Chenglin 11-37-4 IMECE2019-12672 162Yang Chulho 10-14-1 IMECE2019-11340 122Yang Chulho 10-9-2 IMECE2019-11361 124Yang Chun-Lin 5-8-3 IMECE2019-11879 51Yang Eui-Hyeok 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12632 191Yang Eui-Hyeok 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13604 199Yang Fei 5-7-1 IMECE2019-10831 55Yang Fei 5-7-1 IMECE2019-10869 55Yang Fengyuan 11-2-1 IMECE2019-13137 157Yang Guang 8-6-4 IMECE2019-12378 92Yang Hang 10-10-2 IMECE2019-12476 115Yang Jingru 10-13-1 IMECE2019-10766 129Yang Jiongcan 5-4-2 IMECE2019-10789 56Yang Kaiming 5-12-1 IMECE2019-11203 53Yang Lianxin 4-7-1 IMECE2019-10584 34Yang Lin 9-25-1 IMECE2019-13606 98Yang Lin 17-9-1 IMECE2019-13618 209Yang Mengqiao 9-43-2 IMECE2019-10123 95Yang Mengqiao 17-9-1 IMECE2019-13298 209Yang Mijia 5-13-1 IMECE2019-12796 59Yang Mijia 5-13-1 IMECE2019-12797 59Yang Ruey-Jen 17-4-3 IMECE2019-12384 207

Yang Ruiheng 10-10-2 IMECE2019-12447 115Yang Ruiheng 10-10-2 IMECE2019-12448 115Yang Shengyou 11-2-1 IMECE2019-13121 157Yang Shuo 6-4-1 IMECE2019-10824 64Yang Tianhao 11-17-1 IMECE2019-13134 134Yang Tianhao 12-7-1 IMECE2019-11749 169Yang Wenhua 11-7-6 IMECE2019-10672 149Yang Wenhua 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13961 189Yang Wenhua 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13207 195Yang Xianfeng Terry 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12683 191Yang Xiaolong 9-25-2 IMECE2019-12964 100Yang Yingchao 11-39-3 IMECE2019-11573 142Yano Kenichi 4-6-1 IMECE2019-10382 36Yano Kenichi 5-11-2 IMECE2019-11176 57Yantek David 13-5-1 IMECE2019-10592 178Yao Bojing 9-20-1 IMECE2019-11365 94Yao Guangfa 9-2-1 IMECE2019-10236 104Yao Guangfa 11-43-1 IMECE2019-10237 139Yao Jiamin 1-6-1 IMECE2019-10836 2Yao Jiamin 5-2-2 IMECE2019-11008 58Yao Kaihan 11-5-5 IMECE2019-13424 166Yao Qinbo 6-1-1 IMECE2019-11227 61Yao Shouju 11-5-5 IMECE2019-13424 166Yao Wei 5-10-1 IMECE2019-11054 52Yao Zhenqiang 2-6-1 IMECE2019-11104 9Yao Zhenqiang 9-32-1 IMECE2019-11096 93Yarmolenko Sergey 10-26-4 IMECE2019-11612 119Yarmolenko Sergey 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13427 197Yarmolenko Sergey 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13473 198Yasuda Hiromi 10-4-2 IMECE2019-13186 114Yasuda Hiromi 10-4-5 IMECE2019-13764 119Yasuda Nathan K. 10-26-5 IMECE2019-12096 120Yayoglu Yahya E. 2-12-1 IMECE2019-11810 10Ye Peide D. 9-25-2 IMECE2019-12964 100Ye Ruiqian 11-5-5 IMECE2019-13424 166Ye Ward 2-12-1 IMECE2019-10563 10Yeager Jonathan 9-19-2 IMECE2019-10799 104Yeager Jonathan 9-51-1 IMECE2019-13229 110Yee Raymond 2-2-1 IMECE2019-10745 14Yee Raymond 4-10-3 IMECE2019-11005 42Yee Raymond 9-25-1 IMECE2019-10691 98Yee Shannon K. 9-30-1 IMECE2019-12610 108Yee Shannon K. 9-30-2 IMECE2019-13270 109Yee Shannon K. 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12609 212Yee Tien 6-14-1 IMECE2019-11025 75Yee Tien 6-14-2 IMECE2019-11027 76Yellavajjala Ravi Kiran 11-18-3 IMECE2019-13283 141Yenusah Caleb 11-7-6 IMECE2019-10672 149Yenusah Caleb 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13961 189Yeom Junghoon 11-5-4 IMECE2019-13655 164Yeom Junghoon 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13715 214Yerram Ravinder 8-9-2 IMECE2019-11090 83Yi Chenglin 11-26-3 IMECE2019-12278 164Yi Hang 13-6-1 IMECE2019-11130 175Yi Hang 13-6-1 IMECE2019-11193 175Yi Taeil 12-8-1 IMECE2019-12990 170Yilbas Bekir Sami 6-10-1 IMECE2019-10720 72Yilmaz Nadir 11-14-2 IMECE2019-10978 147Yilmaz Tufan 2-8-1 IMECE2019-11554 17Yilmaz Tufan 4-10-2 IMECE2019-11530 41Yilmaz Tufan 11-12-4 IMECE2019-11510 166Yin Jie 10-4-4 IMECE2019-13509 118Yin Jie 10-14-2 IMECE2019-13407 124Yin Jie 10-14-2 IMECE2019-13956 124Yin Jie 11-1-7 IMECE2019-13503 157Yin Jie 11-5-3 IMECE2019-13433 160Yin Jie 11-37-5 IMECE2019-13443 165Yin Jie 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13504 214Yin Jie 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13507 214Yin Jie 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13513 214Yin Mengtian 7-1-2 IMECE2019-12965 78Yin Sha 10-10-2 IMECE2019-12447 115Yin Sha 10-10-2 IMECE2019-12448 115Yin Sha 10-10-2 IMECE2019-12449 115

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Yin Sha 11-10-1 IMECE2019-12321 134Yin Sha 11-10-4 IMECE2019-12322 145Yin Tony 17-4-2 IMECE2019-13887 206Yin Yunlei 4-2-5 IMECE2019-10918 43Yin Zhewen 2-4-1 IMECE2019-11868 14Yin Zhewen 2-4-2 IMECE2019-11327 15Yin Zhewen 17-2-1 IMECE2019-11360 205Ying Xiaoyan 9-30-1 IMECE2019-12553 108Yoganandan Narayan 4-2-4 IMECE2019-11860 42Yonezu Akio 10-10-4 IMECE2019-11081 118Yonezu Akio 10-10-4 IMECE2019-11099 118Yonezu Akio 10-10-4 IMECE2019-11141 118Yonezu Akio 10-10-4 IMECE2019-11143 118Yonezu Akio 10-24-2 IMECE2019-11145 125Yonkey Jeffrey 13-5-1 IMECE2019-10592 178Yoon Hae-Sung 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13538 198Yoon Insun 11-47-4 IMECE2019-13210 153Yosef Lidor 3-6-1 IMECE2019-12641 27Yoshioka Shuhei 10-10-4 IMECE2019-11141 118You Byoung Hee 12-3-1 IMECE2019-11921 170You Byoung Hee 12-3-1 IMECE2019-12791 170You Jeong Ho 10-9-1 IMECE2019-12794 122You Jeong Ho 17-6-1 IMECE2019-12764 208Yough Matthew 4-7-1 IMECE2019-10984 34Young Clayton 2-2-5 IMECE2019-13601 20Youssef George 10-10-1 IMECE2019-13546 113Youssef George 10-10-1 IMECE2019-13776 113Youssef George 10-1-1 IMECE2019-13835 119Youssef George 10-17-2 IMECE2019-13794 123Youssef George 11-39-3 IMECE2019-13742 142Youssef George 11-3-1 IMECE2019-13842 163Yousuf Louay S. 5-6-1 IMECE2019-10047 57Yu Bo 5-8-2 IMECE2019-10797 49Yu Edward T. 9-6-1 IMECE2019-11994 98Yu Hang Z. 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13633 200Yu Hongyang 8-6-4 IMECE2019-10886 92Yu Hongyang 9-25-2 IMECE2019-10572 100Yu Hongying 5-7-1 IMECE2019-10869 55Yu Jaehyung 12-7-1 IMECE2019-11867 169Yu Jaehyung 12-7-2 IMECE2019-11830 173Yu Junyang 2-10-1 IMECE2019-10306 7Yu Kai 11-3-1 IMECE2019-12815 163Yu Kun Hao 11-3-1 IMECE2019-13280 163Yu Lie 5-5-1 IMECE2019-11370 47Yu Qingmin 11-27-1 IMECE2019-13232 154Yu Shi Miao 6-4-1 IMECE2019-11514 64Yu Wenbin 3-4-2 IMECE2019-13574 30Yu Wenbin 3-4-2 IMECE2019-13585 30Yu Wenbin 10-4-2 IMECE2019-13420 114Yu Yalin 11-1-2 IMECE2019-13278 146Yu Zexing 1-12-1 IMECE2019-10495 5Yuan Chengzhi 5-12-1 IMECE2019-11401 53Yuan Li 2-13-2 IMECE2019-11160 11Yuan Li 5-9-2 IMECE2019-10498 50Yuan Li 5-9-2 IMECE2019-10835 50Yuan Li 14-1-1 IMECE2019-11144 183Yuan Zelong 2-8-1 IMECE2019-10541 17Yuan Zhangxian 3-6-2 IMECE2019-13681 28Yuan Zhangxian 3-6-2 IMECE2019-13684 28Yuan Zhangxian 3-6-2 IMECE2019-13704 28Yuan Zhihao 10-4-2 IMECE2019-13069 114Yuce Celalettin 11-12-4 IMECE2019-11510 166Yue Honghao 5-7-1 IMECE2019-10831 55Yue Honghao 5-7-1 IMECE2019-10869 55Yue Xiaowei 2-10-3 IMECE2019-10843 12Yuksel Anil 9-6-1 IMECE2019-11994 98Yusef Moataz 6-1-2 IMECE2019-10283 62Yuyama Ryousuke 5-7-1 IMECE2019-10474 55Zabala Michael E. 5-10-1 IMECE2019-11506 52Zaccariotto Mirco 11-38-1 IMECE2019-13301 145Zagrai Andrei 1-12-1 IMECE2019-12093 5Zahid Moosa 2-5-4 IMECE2019-10961 19Zaidani Mouna 9-64-1 IMECE2019-10507 97Zaidi Sohail 4-13-2 IMECE2019-11802 45

Zaitseva Nadezhda 2-10-2 IMECE2019-10635 10Zaker Esteghamati Mohsen 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13234 196Zaker Esteghamati Mohsen 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13556 199Zalesak Martin 17-6-1 IMECE2019-10438 207Zallo Antonio 5-2-2 IMECE2019-11150 58Zaluzec Severin 17-6-1 IMECE2019-13834 208Zaman Rahid 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13642 200Zaman Wahid 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13318 197Zamora-Garcia Diego A. 10-26-5 IMECE2019-11919 120Zamora-Hernández Israel 7-10-2 IMECE2019-11813 79Zandigohar Mehrdad 6-11-2 IMECE2019-11874 70Zanin Hudson 11-39-4 IMECE2019-12743 151Zanin Hudson 11-39-4 IMECE2019-12820 151Zanteson Jane 3-10-1 IMECE2019-13483 31Zappino Enrico 1-6-2 IMECE2019-12608 5Zappino Enrico 2-9-2 IMECE2019-11261 9Zappino Enrico 3-14-1 IMECE2019-11281 32Zappino Enrico 3-14-1 IMECE2019-11314 32Zarate-Garcia J. Asuncion 7-10-2 IMECE2019-11813 79Zare Saeid 6-16-1 IMECE2019-10991 65Zargar Kamran 12-6-1 IMECE2019-12531 172Zarrin Hadis 6-1-2 IMECE2019-10755 62Zavattieri Pablo 10-4-3 IMECE2019-13818 116Zavattieri Pablo 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13827 202Zayernouri Mohsen 11-5-3 IMECE2019-13533 161Zayernouri Mohsen 11-5-4 IMECE2019-13690 164Zayernouri Mohsen 11-5-5 IMECE2019-13751 166Zeki Ilhan 15-1-1 IMECE2019-11602 187Zeng Danielle 3-12-2 IMECE2019-13308 31Zeng Hongxia 9-24-1 IMECE2019-13587 107Zeng Li 2-2-4 IMECE2019-11917 18Zeng Li 17-10-1 IMECE2019-12688 210Zeng Xianyu 1-6-2 IMECE2019-12973 5Zeng Xianyu 11-14-3 IMECE2019-10379 149Zeng Xianyu 14-1-1 IMECE2019-10346 183Zeng Xianyu 14-1-2 IMECE2019-10348 183Zenouzi Mansour 6-2-3 IMECE2019-10739 66Zerhouni Othmane 11-3-2 IMECE2019-12997 166Zerin Zihni 3-12-1 IMECE2019-13171 29Zha Jun 2-8-1 IMECE2019-10541 17Zhan Zhenfei 4-2-5 IMECE2019-10918 43Zhang Aibing 5-10-2 IMECE2019-12087 50Zhang Bin 2-7-3 IMECE2019-11630 24Zhang Bin 2-7-4 IMECE2019-11521 25Zhang Binbin 5-3-2 IMECE2019-10916 50Zhang Bing 2-12-2 IMECE2019-12784 13Zhang Bing 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12674 191Zhang Chao 10-15-1 IMECE2019-10128 129Zhang Chong 2-5-3 IMECE2019-10801 17Zhang Chong 2-5-3 IMECE2019-10802 17Zhang Dong 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13217 196Zhang Dongxu 17-6-1 IMECE2019-12434 207Zhang Gongye 11-36-1 IMECE2019-11094 159Zhang Haitao 11-12-1 IMECE2019-11061 158Zhang Hao 4-13-1 IMECE2019-10477 44Zhang Haohui 11-1-1 IMECE2019-12256 14Zhang Honglin 10-26-4 IMECE2019-11612 119Zhang Honglin 10-26-5 IMECE2019-11783 120Zhang Huisheng 6-1-1 IMECE2019-11227 61Zhang Huisheng 6-12-1 IMECE2019-11946 73Zhang Huisheng 13-6-1 IMECE2019-11282 175Zhang Ji 11-26-4 IMECE2019-10205 167Zhang Ji 11-26-4 IMECE2019-10207 167Zhang Ji 11-26-4 IMECE2019-10208 167Zhang Ji 11-26-4 IMECE2019-10244 167Zhang Ji 11-26-4 IMECE2019-10245 167Zhang Jiadi 11-5-3 IMECE2019-13519 160Zhang Jiansong 10-10-1 IMECE2019-11957 113Zhang Jiayue 4-13-2 IMECE2019-11716 45Zhang Jichang 2-9-1 IMECE2019-10832 7Zhang Jie 2-10-1 IMECE2019-10020 7Zhang Jie 2-13-2 IMECE2019-11160 11Zhang Jie 14-1-1 IMECE2019-11144 183Zhang Jimin 5-8-3 IMECE2019-12417 51

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Zhang Jimin 8-1-1 IMECE2019-10044 87Zhang Jitong 8-1-1 IMECE2019-10044 87Zhang Jiwen 4-7-1 IMECE2019-10584 34Zhang John X.J. 10-25-1 IMECE2019-13897 123Zhang John X.J. 11-37-4 IMECE2019-13848 163Zhang Kaihao 2-4-1 IMECE2019-12011 14Zhang Kaihao 10-12-1 IMECE2019-12756 129Zhang Lei 6-16-1 IMECE2019-13402 65Zhang Lei 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12626 191Zhang Lei 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13072 213Zhang Liang 10-4-2 IMECE2019-13420 114Zhang Lihua 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12632 191Zhang Lijie Grace 10-23-2 IMECE2019-10408 130Zhang Lijie Grace 10-23-2 IMECE2019-11461 130Zhang Lin 10-9-1 IMECE2019-12212 122Zhang Lin 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12584 212Zhang Ming 3-4-2 IMECE2019-11129 30Zhang Ming 5-4-3 IMECE2019-10896 58Zhang Ming 5-4-3 IMECE2019-11206 58Zhang Mingming 4-13-1 IMECE2019-10845 44Zhang Mingshao 2-11-1 IMECE2019-11577 8Zhang Mingyang 9-19-2 IMECE2019-11591 104Zhang Ning 8-4-1 IMECE2019-11434 89Zhang Peng 2-6-2 IMECE2019-11297 11Zhang Peng 6-4-2 IMECE2019-11044 66Zhang Peng 8-1-1 IMECE2019-10044 87Zhang Peng 14-1-2 IMECE2019-11286 183Zhang Ping 2-2-7 IMECE2019-12523 18Zhang Pu 10-4-4 IMECE2019-12898 118Zhang Qi 10-11-1 IMECE2019-12053 116Zhang Qiang 9-46-1 IMECE2019-11237 103Zhang Qinqiang 12-1-1 IMECE2019-11076 171Zhang Qinqiang 12-4-1 IMECE2019-11107 172Zhang Qiuting 11-37-5 IMECE2019-13443 165Zhang Rui 11-38-1 IMECE2019-12907 146Zhang Rui 17-11-2 IMECE2019-12908 211Zhang Rundong 11-46-1 IMECE2019-12498 137Zhang Rundong 11-2-1 IMECE2019-13137 157Zhang Sai 5-4-2 IMECE2019-10789 56Zhang Simin 3-14-1 IMECE2019-10827 32Zhang Simin 8-9-2 IMECE2019-11896 83Zhang Song 2-7-2 IMECE2019-10349 23Zhang Song 2-7-2 IMECE2019-10486 23Zhang Timothy 4-2-4 IMECE2019-11566 42Zhang Weixiang 11-26-4 IMECE2019-10205 167Zhang Weixiang 11-26-4 IMECE2019-10207 167Zhang Weixiang 11-26-4 IMECE2019-10244 167Zhang Weixiang 11-26-4 IMECE2019-10245 167Zhang Xiang 2-9-3 IMECE2019-13415 12Zhang Xiang 11-44-1 IMECE2019-12559 139Zhang Xiang 11-44-1 IMECE2019-12560 140Zhang Xiang 14-3-1 IMECE2019-11199 182Zhang Xiaodong 5-9-3 IMECE2019-11012 51Zhang Xu 4-13-1 IMECE2019-10845 44Zhang Xu 10-13-1 IMECE2019-12165 129Zhang Xu 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12519 212Zhang Xuan 10-4-1 IMECE2019-12113 113Zhang Yangyang 5-10-2 IMECE2019-12087 50Zhang Yangyang 11-1-7 IMECE2019-12056 157Zhang Yanliang 9-31-1 IMECE2019-13855 111Zhang Yanliang 10-25-2 IMECE2019-13864 126Zhang Yanliang 16-1-1 IMECE2019-11980 191Zhang Yanxian 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13217 196Zhang Yaozhong 2-2-2 IMECE2019-13670 15Zhang Yaozhong 4-5-4 IMECE2019-13841 39Zhang Yaozhong 11-5-4 IMECE2019-13655 164Zhang Yaozhong 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13715 214Zhang Yifan 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12932 193Zhang Yihui 11-46-1 IMECE2019-13050 136Zhang Yihui 11-8-2 IMECE2019-12905 137Zhang Yihui 11-8-2 IMECE2019-12936 137Zhang Yinxun 13-4-1 IMECE2019-11161 177Zhang Yiqing 11-1-5 IMECE2019-12623 153Zhang Yixin 5-8-2 IMECE2019-10797 49

Zhang Yuchen 8-6-4 IMECE2019-13565 92Zhang Yuchen 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13593 212Zhang Yue 1-6-2 IMECE2019-12973 5Zhang Yue 9-24-1 IMECE2019-12940 107Zhang Yue 10-12-1 IMECE2019-12869 129Zhang Yue 11-39-2 IMECE2019-12868 139Zhang Yue 11-14-3 IMECE2019-10379 149Zhang Yue 14-1-1 IMECE2019-10346 183Zhang Yue 14-1-2 IMECE2019-10348 183Zhang Yue 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12719 192Zhang Yue 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12847 193Zhang Yujing 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12771 192Zhang Yunlan 10-4-3 IMECE2019-13818 116Zhang Yunlan 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13827 202Zhang Yuqian 10-11-1 IMECE2019-13853 117Zhang Yuwei 11-46-2 IMECE2019-13257 143Zhang Yuwen 9-49-1 IMECE2019-11953 109Zhang Zetian 13-6-1 IMECE2019-10700 175Zhang Zhan-fei 2-12-1 IMECE2019-11002 10Zhang Zhan-fei 2-5-4 IMECE2019-11036 19Zhang Zhan-fei 2-7-3 IMECE2019-11034 24Zhang Zhan-fei 10-26-2 IMECE2019-10837 115Zhang Zhaocheng 11-23-3 IMECE2019-13190 155Zhang Zhaocheng 11-12-2 IMECE2019-13195 161Zhang Zhaocheng 17-11-2 IMECE2019-13277 211Zhang Zhaokun 2-13-3 IMECE2019-10732 13Zhang Zhaoning 13-6-1 IMECE2019-10700 175Zhang Zhuolei 9-25-2 IMECE2019-12963 100Zhang Zhuolei 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12929 193Zhang Zhuomin 9-14-1 IMECE2019-12744 102Zhang Zhuomin 9-30-1 IMECE2019-12610 108Zhang Zhuomin 9-30-1 IMECE2019-12887 108Zhang Zhuomin 9-30-2 IMECE2019-13270 109Zhang Zhuomin 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12895 193Zhang Zhuomin 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12609 212Zhang Zi Han 5-16-1 IMECE2019-12216 54Zhang Zihao 2-14-1 IMECE2019-10919 21Zhang Zihao 17-9-1 IMECE2019-13661 209Zhang Zilong 5-8-1 IMECE2019-10778 48Zhao Bo 9-30-1 IMECE2019-12708 108Zhao Bo 9-30-1 IMECE2019-12709 108Zhao Bo 9-5-1 IMECE2019-12710 110Zhao Cang 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13772 201Zhao Changying 9-25-2 IMECE2019-13409 100Zhao Chenglong 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13439 197Zhao Feng 8-6-2 IMECE2019-11500 89Zhao Hanyang 2-8-1 IMECE2019-10621 17Zhao Hanyang 9-36-1 IMECE2019-11421 96Zhao Huijuan 11-39-1 IMECE2019-13614 136Zhao Huijuan 11-39-1 IMECE2019-13617 136Zhao Huijuan 11-12-3 IMECE2019-13846 164Zhao Huijuan 12-7-1 IMECE2019-13637 169Zhao Jiangming 11-38-2 IMECE2019-13935 148Zhao Jiangming 11-38-3 IMECE2019-12830 150Zhao Jiangming 11-38-3 IMECE2019-13899 150Zhao Jinxin 13-4-1 IMECE2019-11161 177Zhao Kangren 4-13-2 IMECE2019-10471 45Zhao Kejie 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13607 199Zhao Nathan 9-30-1 IMECE2019-12709 108Zhao Ping 4-13-1 IMECE2019-10435 44Zhao Ping 4-13-2 IMECE2019-10471 45Zhao Ruike 11-46-1 IMECE2019-12498 137Zhao Ruike 11-2-1 IMECE2019-13137 157Zhao Shengdun 2-6-2 IMECE2019-11297 11Zhao Shengdun 5-8-2 IMECE2019-10810 49Zhao Shengdun 6-4-2 IMECE2019-11044 66Zhao Shengdun 14-1-2 IMECE2019-11286 183Zhao Weihuan 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13719 201Zhao Weiqi 8-6-1 IMECE2019-10535 92Zhao Xiaoxiao 10-23-1 IMECE2019-12193 125Zhao Xiaoxiao 12-3-1 IMECE2019-11921 170Zhao Xiayun 2-3-1 IMECE2019-10993 24Zhao Xin 2-12-1 IMECE2019-11970 10Zhao Xin 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13159 195

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Zhao Xingyuan 11-18-2 IMECE2019-13622 138Zhao Xingyuan 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13093 194Zhao Xuanhe 10-4-3 IMECE2019-12822 116Zhao Xuanhe 10-4-3 IMECE2019-12823 116Zhao Xuanhe 11-8-3 IMECE2019-12824 140Zhao Xuanhe 11-8-3 IMECE2019-12825 140Zhao Xuanhe 11-5-1 IMECE2019-12921 155Zhao Xuanhe 11-5-1 IMECE2019-12924 155Zhao Xuanming 4-10-1 IMECE2019-11697 40Zhao Yan 9-41-1 IMECE2019-10792 96Zhao Yitong 7-10-1 IMECE2019-10540 77Zhao Yu 8-6-4 IMECE2019-10886 92Zhao Yu 9-25-2 IMECE2019-10572 100Zhao Zhexin 9-30-1 IMECE2019-12709 108Zhe Wang 10-4-5 IMECE2019-10865 119Zheng Dezhi 8-4-1 IMECE2019-10620 89Zheng Jie 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13217 196Zheng Lingzhi 3-10-1 IMECE2019-13483 31Zheng Qiye 9-15-1 IMECE2019-10977 108Zheng Weikang 2-3-1 IMECE2019-11184 24Zheng Xiaohu 2-10-1 IMECE2019-10020 7Zheng Xin 8-2-1 IMECE2019-11675 86Zheng Yanjie 9-4-1 IMECE2019-13306 106Zheng Yanjie 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13318 197Zheng Yanjie 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13325 197Zheng Yue 11-10-3 IMECE2019-10213 140Zheng Yuebing 2-4-1 IMECE2019-13199 14Zheng Yuebing 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12656 191Zheng Yuebing 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13200 195Zheng Zhuoyuan 10-13-1 IMECE2019-11694 129Zhong Wei-Hong 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12735 192Zhong X. Allan 11-37-3 IMECE2019-10168 159Zhou Chenn 8-4-1 IMECE2019-10620 89Zhou Chenn 8-4-3 IMECE2019-11462 91Zhou Chenn 9-43-2 IMECE2019-11347 95Zhou Dengji 6-1-1 IMECE2019-11227 61Zhou Dengji 13-6-1 IMECE2019-11130 175Zhou Dengji 13-6-1 IMECE2019-11193 175Zhou Dengji 13-6-1 IMECE2019-11282 175Zhou Dong 10-25-2 IMECE2019-13153 125Zhou Dong 17-15-1 IMECE2019-12518 212Zhou Guohua 11-28-1 IMECE2019-12540 135Zhou Hechao 8-1-1 IMECE2019-10044 87Zhou Hong 5-4-4 IMECE2019-10761 59Zhou Hong 5-4-5 IMECE2019-10763 60Zhou Jian 5-5-1 IMECE2019-11370 47Zhou Jian 13-4-1 IMECE2019-11161 177Zhou Jiawei 9-20-1 IMECE2019-13586 94Zhou Jiawei 9-24-1 IMECE2019-13587 107Zhou Jiawei 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13575 214Zhou Jiawei 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13580 214Zhou Qing 9-45-1 IMECE2019-10260 96Zhou Shiwei 10-4-5 IMECE2019-10865 119Zhou Wenchao 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13299 196Zhou Xiang 9-43-2 IMECE2019-11347 95Zhou Xuan 10-23-2 IMECE2019-11461 130Zhou Yingge 4-5-3 IMECE2019-13028 37

Zhou Zhou 11-5-5 IMECE2019-13424 166Zhu Diwei 9-46-1 IMECE2019-11237 103Zhu Feng 10-15-1 IMECE2019-11429 129Zhu Hengjia 17-4-3 IMECE2019-12974 206Zhu Jian 11-5-2 IMECE2019-13356 158Zhu Liuxian 4-13-3 IMECE2019-11318 46Zhu Min 6-11-1 IMECE2019-12871 68Zhu Mingmin 5-2-1 IMECE2019-10536 56Zhu Muzhi 5-8-2 IMECE2019-10810 49Zhu Na 4-8-1 IMECE2019-10622 37Zhu Na 7-7-1 IMECE2019-10624 80Zhu Qingzi 9-2-1 IMECE2019-12772 104Zhu Weidong 5-16-1 IMECE2019-12153 54Zhu Weidong 5-16-1 IMECE2019-12156 54Zhu Xiang 5-5-1 IMECE2019-12263 47Zhu Xiang 5-2-4 IMECE2019-12265 60Zhu Xiaoxiang 2-12-1 IMECE2019-11002 10Zhu Xiaoxiang 2-7-3 IMECE2019-11034 24Zhu Y. 2-7-1 IMECE2019-10341 23Zhu Yaqun 16-1-1 IMECE2019-12930 193Zhu Yu 3-4-2 IMECE2019-11129 30Zhu Yu 5-12-1 IMECE2019-11203 53Zhu Yu 5-4-3 IMECE2019-10896 58Zhu Yu 5-4-3 IMECE2019-11206 58Zhu Yunhui 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13633 200Zhu Zenghao 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13160 195Zhu Zenghao 17-15-1 IMECE2019-13158 214Zhu Zeyu 11-1-4 IMECE2019-13397 152Zhuang Laihe 6-4-3 IMECE2019-11149 67Zhukova Natalia 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13234 196Zhumatay Nursultan 8-7-1 IMECE2019-10921 84Zhupanska Olesya 3-6-2 IMECE2019-13678 27Zhupanska Olesya 3-10-1 IMECE2019-11037 31Ziejewski Mariusz 4-5-2 IMECE2019-10742 35Ziejewski Mariusz 4-5-2 IMECE2019-10743 36Ziejewski Mariusz 4-5-2 IMECE2019-11549 36Ziejewski Mariusz 11-1-3 IMECE2019-11829 149Zierler Brenda 7-1-1 IMECE2019-12649 77Zikry Mohammed 11-39-2 IMECE2019-13021 138Zimmerman Michael A. 10-26-4 IMECE2019-11608 119Zimmerman Michael A. 10-1-1 IMECE2019-11655 119Zivny Antonin 5-5-1 IMECE2019-10861 47Zobeiry Navid 2-9-2 IMECE2019-11261 9Zogby Gregory 15-1-1 IMECE2019-13967 189Zopf Philipp 2-2-6 IMECE2019-11134 21Zorman Christian 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13941 202Zou Guijin 11-1-3 IMECE2019-12391 149Zou Vincent 7-6-1 IMECE2019-11447 78Zou Xingxing 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13524 198Zou Xingxing 16-2-1 IMECE2019-13800 204Zou Xiyue 10-25-1 IMECE2019-13379 123Zou Xiyue 16-1-1 IMECE2019-13382 197Zou Zhanan 10-25-1 IMECE2019-13920 123Zou Zhanan 11-17-1 IMECE2019-12817 134Zr Qiji 11-2-1 IMECE2019-13137 157Zu Hongfei 14-3-1 IMECE2019-11199 182Zwick Connor 2-5-6 IMECE2019-13868 22

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2019 ASME Student Design Competition (SDC) SAT Nov 9 8:00AM 5:00PM Marriott Hotel Salons FGHI,FINALS 1st Floor

2019 IMECE Feedback Session WED Nov 13 10:00AM 11:00AM Salt Palace Rooms 151 AB,Convention Center 1st Level

2020 Heat Transfer Division IMECE Planning WED Nov 13 5:00PM 6:00PM Marriott Hotel Park City, 2ndMeeting Floor

2020 Heat Transfer Division Summer Heat TUE Nov 12 10:00AM 12:00PM Marriott Hotel Boardroom, 2ndTransfer Conference Planning Floor

2020 IMECE Track Organizers and Co-organizers WED Nov 13 3:00PM 4:00PM Salt Palace Rooms 151 AB, Meeting Convention Center 1st Level

Advanced Energy Systems Division – TUE Nov 12 7:00PM 8:00PM Marriott Hotel Salon A, 1st FloorElectrochemical Energy Conversion and StorageTechnical Committee Meeting

Advanced Energy Systems Division – TUE Nov 12 7:00PM 8:00PM Marriott Hotel Salon B, 1st FloorSystems Analysis Technical Committee Meeting

Advanced Energy Systems Division Executive TUE Nov 12 8:00PM 9:00PM Marriott Hotel Salon B, 1st FloorCommittee Meeting

Advanced Energy Systems Division Lecture & TUE Nov 12 5:00PM 7:00PM Marriott Hotel Solitude, 1st FloorReception

Applied Mechanics Division Executive Committee TUE Nov 12 7:30AM 4:30PM Marriott Hotel Alta, 2nd FloorMeeting

Applied Mechanics Division Honors & Awards TUE Nov 12 7:00PM 10:00PM Marriott Hotel Salon F, 1st FloorBanquet

Applied Mechanics Division Technical Committee TUE Nov 12 11:00AM 12:00PM Marriott Hotel Snowbird, 2ndMeeting on Composite Materials Floor

Applied Mechanics Division Technical Committee MON Nov 11 4:00PM 5:00PM Marriott Hotel Park City, 2ndMeeting on Computing in Applied Mechanics Floor

Applied Mechanics Division Technical Committee TUE Nov 12 5:30PM 6:30PM Marriott Hotel Alta, 2nd FloorMeeting on Dynamics and Control of Structures and Systems

Applied Mechanics Division Technical Committee MON Nov 11 12:00PM 1:00PM Marriott Hotel Park City, 2ndMeeting on Elasticity Floor

Applied Mechanics Division Technical Committee TUE Nov 12 10:00AM 11:00AM Marriott Hotel Snowbird, 2ndMeeting on Experimental Mechanics Floor

Applied Mechanics Division Technical Committee MON Nov 11 11:00AM 12:00PM Marriott Hotel Park City, 2ndMeeting on Fracture and Failure Mechanics Floor

Applied Mechanics Division Technical Committee TUE Nov 12 12:00PM 1:00PM Marriott Hotel Snowbird, 2ndMeeting on Instabilities in Solids and Structures Floor

Applied Mechanics Division Technical Committee TUE Nov 12 2:30PM 3:30PM Marriott Hotel Snowbird, 2ndMeeting on Materials Processing and FloorManufacturing

Applied Mechanics Division Technical Committee TUE Nov 12 1:00PM 2:00PM Marriott Hotel Snowbird, 2ndMeeting on Mechanics of Soft Materials Floor

Applied Mechanics Koiter Lecture TUE Nov 12 5:30PM 6:30PM Salt Palace Rooms 151 DEConvention Center 1st Level

ASME Aerospace Division Reception TUE Nov 12 5:45PM 7:15PM Marriott Hotel Deer Valley, 1st Floor

ASME Aerospace Division Structures and TUE Nov 12 7:30PM 8:30PM Marriott Hotel Salons GH, 1stMaterials Technical Committee Meeting Floor

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ASME Annual Awards Dinner: Celebrating MON Nov 11 6:00PM 9:30PM Salt Palace Ballrooms EFGHI,Engineering Achievement Convention Center 1st Level

ASME Business Meeting SUN Nov 10 8:00AM 8:30AM Marriott Hotel Salon E, 1st Floor

ASME Committee on Government Relations SUN Nov 10 9:00AM 1:00PM Marriott Hotel Salons IJ, 1stFloor

ASME Future ME Mini-Talks & Social Meetup MON Nov 11 3:00PM 5:00PM Salt Palace Halls A & B, 1stConvention Center Level

ASME Journal of Engineering and Science in TUE Nov 12 6:00PM 7:00PM Marriott Hotel Salon B, 1st FloorMedical Diagnostics and Therapy Board of Editors Meeting

ASME Nanoengineering for Energy and Wed Nov 13 9:00AM 10:00AM Salt Palace Room 151 F,Sustainability (NEES) Technical Committee Convention Center 1st LevelMeeting

ASME’s Philanthropic Impact (By Invitation Only) SUN Nov 10 7:30PM 10:00PM Marriott Hotel Salon E, 1st Floor

Audit Committee Meeting MON Nov 11 9:30AM 10:30AM Marriott Hotel Park City, 2ndFloor

Auxiliary Board Meeting TUE Nov 12 9:15AM 11:45AM Marriott Hotel Park City, 2ndFloor

Auxiliary Guest Luncheon TUE Nov 12 1:00PM 3:00PM Marriott Hotel Solitude, 1st Floor

Biomedical and Biotechnology Engineering Wed Nov 13 6:00PM 7:00PM Marriott Hotel Salon G, 1st FloorTrack Organizers Meeting

Board of Governors Meeting SUN Nov 10 9:00AM 4:30PM Marriott Hotel Salon F, 1st Floor

BST Board Task Group on Advanced SAT Nov 9 12:00PM 3:30PM Marriott Hotel Solitude, 1st FloorManufacturing

Committee of Past Presidents MON Nov 11 12:00PM 3:30PM Marriott Hotel Deer Valley III, 1stFloor

Committee on Engineering Education (CEE) SUN Nov 10 1:00PM 5:00PM Marriott Hotel Salons IJ, 1stFloor

Committee on Honors TUE Nov 12 9:30AM 1:30PM Marriott Hotel Salon C, 1st Floor

Composites and Heterogeneous Materials MON Nov 11 4:30PM 5:30PM Marriott Hotel Deer Valley I, 1st Technical Committee Floor

Connect Presentation & Career Fair SAT Nov 9 5:00PM 7:30PM Marriott Hotel Salons DE, 1stFloor

Council on Standards and Certification MON Nov 11 10:00AM 5:30PM Marriott Hotel Salon E, 1st Floor

Design of Engineering Materials Technical MON Nov 11 12:00PM 1:00PM Marriott Hotel Deer Valley I, 1stCommittee Floor

Design, Materials and Manufacturing Segment SUN Nov 10 8:00AM 5:00PM Marriott Hotel Solitude, 1st FloorLeadership Team

Diversity & Inclusion Strategy Committee SAT Nov 9 12:00PM 4:00PM Marriott Hotel Park City, 2ndFloor

ECE Programming Committee (CAC Working SUN Nov 10 1:00PM 5:00PM Marriott Hotel Salon A, 1st FloorSession) – Closed Meeting

ECE Programming Committee Meeting SUN Nov 10 8:00AM 12:00PM Marriott Hotel Salon B, 1st Floor

ECLIPSE Intern Meeting SUN Nov 10 2:00PM 5:00PM Marriott Hotel Deer Valley I, 1stFloor

E-Fest Steering Committee Meeting (Closed SUN Nov 10 8:00AM 12:00PM Marriott Hotel Salon C, 1st FloorMeeting) 273

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Electronic Materials Technical Committee MON Nov 11 4:30PM 5:30PM Marriott Hotel Deer Valley II, 1stFloor

Engineering Sciences Segment (ESS) Leadership SAT Nov 9 8:00AM 5:00PM Marriott Hotel Deer Valley III, 1stTeam Meeting Floor

Engineering Sciences Segment (ESS) Leadership SUN Nov 10 8:00AM 12:00PM Marriott Hotel Deer Valley III, 1stTeam Meeting Floor

Fellows Review Committee MON Nov 11 10:30AM 11:45AM Marriott Hotel Salon C, 1st Floor

Fluids Engineering Division Towne Hall Assembly TUE Nov 12 11:00AM 12:30PM Salt Palace Room 151 DE, 1st– open to all FED Volunteers Convention Center Level

Fluids Engineering Division (FED) Executive SUN Nov 10 3:30PM 5:15PM Salt Palace Room 151 C, 1st Committee with TC Chairs/Vice Chairs Convention Center Level(Closed Meeting)

Fluids Engineering Division (FED) Executive THUR Nov 14 11:00AM 12:00PM Salt Palace Room 151 C, 1st Committee with TC Chairs/Vice Chairs Convention Center Level(Closed Meeting)

Fluids Engineering Division (FED) Advisory TUE Nov 12 12:30PM 2:00PM Salt Palace Room 151 C, 1stBoard & Exectutive Committee (Closed Meeting) Convention Center Level

Fluids Engineering Division (FED) AE Meeting MON Nov 11 4:00PM 5:30PM Salt Palace Room 151 C, 1st(Closed Meeting) Convention Center Level

Fluids Engineering Division (FED) CFDTC TUE Nov 12 5:00PM 6:00PM Salt Palace Room 151 C, 1st Computational Fluid Dynamics Technical Convention Center LevelCommittee

Fluids Engineering Division (FED) Executive SUN Nov 10 11:30AM 3:15PM Salt Palace Room 151 C, 1stCommittee (Closed Meeting) Convention Center Level

Fluids Engineering Division (FED) Executive THUR Nov 14 10:30AM 11:00AM Salt Palace Room 151 C, 1st Committee Set up for EC/TC Meeting Convention Center Level(Closed Meeting)

Fluids Engineering Division (FED) Executive TUE Nov 12 9:45AM 11:00AM Salt Palace Room 151 C, 1stCommittee with ASME Staff (Closed Meeting) Convention Center Level

Fluids Engineering Division (FED) FASTC Fluids TUE Nov 12 6:00PM 7:00PM Marriott Hotel Snowbird, 2ndApplication and Systems Technical Committee Floor

Fluids Engineering Division (FED) FMITC Fluid TUE Nov 12 2:00PM 3:00PM Salt Palace Room 151 C, 1st Measurement and Instrumentation Technical Convention Center LevelCommittee

Fluids Engineering Division (FED) FMTC Fluid TUE Nov 12 3:00PM 4:00PM Salt Palace Room 151 C, 1st Mechanics Technical Committee Convention Center Level

Fluids Engineering Division (FED) Graduate TUE Nov 12 8:00PM 9:00PM Marriott Hotel Snowbird, 2ndStudent Scholarship Committee GSSC Floor

Fluids Engineering Division (FED) Honors and WED Nov 13 5:30PM 6:30PM Marriott Hotel Salon J, 1st FloorAwards Committee (Closed Meeting)

Fluids Engineering Division (FED) MFTC TUE Nov 12 7:00PM 8:00PM Marriott Hotel Snowbird, 2ndMultiphase Flow Technical Committee Floor

Fluids Engineering Division (FED) MNFDTC Micro TUE Nov 12 4:00PM 5:00PM Salt Palace Room 151 C, 1st Nano Fluid Dynamics Technical Committee Convention Center Level

Fluids Engineering Division (FED) Young Engineer WED Nov 13 10:00AM 11:00AM Marriott Hotel Salon J, 1st FloorPaper Committee Meeting

Fluids Engineering Division Reception WED Nov 13 6:30PM 8:30PM Marriott Hotel Salon E, 1st Floor

Foundation Board Meeting MON Nov 11 9:45AM 11:45AM Marriott Hotel Deer Valley II, 1stFloor

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Gantt Medal Committee Meeting SUN Nov 10 2:00PM 3:30PM Marriott Hotel Boardroom, 2ndFloor

GEC/MDE Committee Meeting MON Nov 11 9:45AM 5:00PM Marriott Hotel Salon B, 1st Floor

Heat Transfer Division Executive Committee SUN Nov 10 12:00PM 3:15PM Marriott Hotel Salon C, 1st FloorMeeting (Closed Meeting)

Heat Transfer Division Executive Committee SUN Nov 10 3:30PM 5:00PM Marriott Hotel Salon C, 1st FloorMeeting (OPEN)

Heat Transfer Division Honors & Awards TUE Nov 12 11:45AM 1:00PM Marriott Hotel Deer Valley, 1stLuncheon Floor

Heat Transfer Division Honors and Awards SUN Nov 10 12:00PM 3:00PM Salt Palace Rooms 151 AB, Committee (K3) Convention Center 1st Level

Heat Transfer Division Journal of Heat Transfer MON Nov 11 2:00PM 4:00PM Marriott Hotel Park City, 2ndEditorial Board Floor

Heat Transfer Division Journal of Thermal Science TUE Nov 12 2:00PM 4:00PM Marriott Hotel Brighton, 2ndand Engineering Applications Editorial Board Floor

History & Heritage Committee Meeting SUN Nov 10 9:00AM 4:30PM Marriott Hotel Park City, 2ndFloor

Human Powered Vehicle Challenge (HPVC) SAT Nov 9 8:00AM 5:00PM Marriott Hotel Boardroom, 2ndCommittee Floor

IAM3D Committee Meeting SUN Nov 10 8:00AM 12:00PM Marriott Hotel Salon A, 1st Floor

IMECE First Time Attendee Orientation SUN Nov 10 2:30PM 3:30PM Salt Palace Room 151 G, 1stConvention Center Level

IMECE Steering Committee Meeting SUN Nov 10 4:00PM 5:00PM Salt Palace Rooms 151 AB,Convention Center 1st Level

IMECE Steering Committee Wrap-Up Meeting WED Nov 13 4:00PM 5:00PM Salt Palace Rooms 151 AB,Convention Center 1st Level

IMECE Volunteer and Student Recognition WED Nov 13 5:30PM 7:00PM Marriott Hotel Salon F, 1st FloorReception

International Regions Meeting SUN Nov 10 4:00PM 5:30PM Marriott Hotel Salon B, 1st Floor

Joint AMD-MD Constitutive Equations Technical TUE Nov 12 9:00AM 10:00AM Marriott Hotel Salon A, 1st FloorCommittee

Joint Board of Editors (BOE) / Technical SUN Nov 10 12:00PM 4:30PM Marriott Hotel Salon D, 1st FloorCommittee on Publications & Communications (TCPC)

Journal Editor Workshop SAT Nov 9 5:00PM 7:00PM Marriott Hotel Park City, 2ndFloor

K-10 Heat Transfer Equipment Committee Meeting TUE Nov 12 2:00PM 4:00PM Marriott Hotel Salon C, 1st Floor

K-11 Fire and Combustion Committee Meeting TUE Nov 12 6:00PM 8:00PM Marriott Hotel Boardroom, 2ndFloor

K-13 Heat Transfer in Multiphase Flow MON Nov 11 3:00PM 5:00PM Marriott Hotel Boardroom, 2ndCommittee Meeting Floor

K-14 Gas Turbine Heat Transfer Committee WED Nov 13 6:00PM 8:00PM Marriott Hotel Salon A, 1st FloorMeeting

K-15 Transport Phenomena in Manufacturing & TUE Nov 12 6:00PM 8:00PM Marriott Hotel Brighton, 2ndMaterial Processing Committee Meeting Floor

K-16 Heat Transfer in Electronic Equipment WED Nov 13 6:00PM 8:00PM Marriott Hotel Boardroom, 2ndCommittee Meeting Floor

K-18 Heat Transfer under Extreme Conditions MON Nov 11 3:00PM 5:00PM Marriott Hotel Solitude, 1st FloorCommittee Meeting

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K-19 Environmental Heat Transfer Committee TUE Nov 12 6:00PM 8:00PM Marriott Hotel Salon J, 1st FloorMeeting

K-20 Computational Heat Transfer Committee TUE Nov 12 6:00PM 8:00PM Marriott Hotel Salon I, 1st FloorMeeting

K-5 Coordination Committee Meeting THUR Nov 14 10:00AM 12:00PM Salt Palace Room 151 F, 1stConvention Center Level

K-6 Heat Transfer and Energy Systems WED Nov 13 6:00PM 8:00PM Marriott Hotel Salon B, 1st FloorCommittee Meeting

K-7 Thermophysical Properties Committee TUE Nov 12 10:30AM 12:00PM Marriott Hotel Brighton, 2ndMeeting Floor

K-8 Theory and Fundamental Research TUE Nov 12 6:00PM 8:00PM Marriott Hotel Park City, 2ndCommittee Meeting Floor

K-9 Nanoscale Thermal Transport Committee TUE Nov 12 6:00PM 8:00PM Marriott Hotel Salon C, 1st FloorMeeting

Management Division Executive Committee SUN Nov 10 8:30AM 1:00PM Marriott Hotel Boardroom, 2ndMeeting Floor

Materials Division Executive Committee Meeting TUE Nov 12 12:30PM 2:30PM Salt Palace Rooms 151 AB,Convention Center 1st Level

Materials Division General Meeting TUE Nov 12 11:00AM 12:30PM Salt Palace Rooms 151 AB, Convention Center 1st Level

Materials Division Reception TUE Nov 12 5:30PM 7:00PM Salt Palace Room 151 G, 1st Convention Center Level

Materials Processing Technical Committee MON Nov 11 4:30PM 5:30PM Marriott Hotel Deer Valley III, 1stFloor

ME/MET Department Heads Executive MON Nov 11 4:00PM 5:30PM Marriott Hotel Salons GH, 1st Committee Meeting Floor

ME/MET Department Heads Forum MON Nov 11 1:30PM 3:30PM Marriott Hotel Salon F, 1st Floor

ME/MET Department Heads Open Mic Reception TUE Nov 12 4:00PM 5:30PM Marriott Hotel Salons GH, 1stFloor

ME/MET Department Heads Professional TUE Nov 12 10:30AM 12:00PM Marriott Hotel Salon F, 1st FloorDevelopment Workshop

MEMS Division Volunteer Reception and WED Nov 13 7:00PM 9:00PM Marriott Hotel Salon H, 1st FloorCommittee Meeting (Open)

Multifunctional Materials Technical Committee MON Nov 11 5:00PM 6:00PM Marriott Hotel Salon A, 1st FloorMeeting

Nadai Award Lecture TUE Nov 12 4:30PM 5:15PM Salt Palace Room 151 G, 1stConvention Center Level

Nanomaterials for Biology and Medicine MON Nov 11 10:00AM 11:00AM Marriott Hotel Deer Valley I, 1stTechnical Committee Floor

Nanomaterials for Energy Technical Committee MON Nov 11 9:00AM 10:00AM Marriott Hotel Deer Valley I, 1stFloor

Nanotechnology in Mechanical Engineering – WED Nov 13 2:30PM 5:30PM Salt Palace Room 151 G, 1st Potential, Reality, Opportunity and Challenges Convention Center Level(NANOMECH)

NDPD Executive Committee Meeting and Dinner WED Nov 13 6:00PM 9:00PM Marriott Hotel Salon I, 1st Floorwith Predictive NDE Panelists

Noise Control and Acoustics Division (NCAD) WED Nov 13 12:30PM 1:45PM Marriott Hotel Salon A, 1st FloorExecutive Committee Meeting276



Noise Control and Acoustics Division General THUR Nov 14 11:30AM 1:00PM Salt Palace Rooms 151 AB,Committee Meeting Convention Center 1st Level

Noise Control and Acoustics Division: Per Bruel WED Nov 13 6:00PM 7:30PM Marriott Hotel Solitude, 1st FloorGold Medal Award & NCAD Reception

Noise Control and Acoustics Division: WED Nov 13 4:00PM 5:45PM Salt Palace Rooms 151 DE,Rayleigh Lecture Convention Center 1st Level

Old Guard Committee Meeting SUN Nov 10 8:30AM 5:00PM Marriott Hotel Deer Valley III, 1stFloor

Old Guard Oral Paper Competition SAT Nov 9 8:30AM 5:00PM Marriott Hotel Deer Valley I & II,1st Floor

Old Guard Paper Competition Breakfast SAT Nov 9 7:30AM 8:30AM Marriott Hotel Deer Valley I & II,1st Floor

Panel: Predictive NDE/SHM of Complex WED Nov 13 2:00PM 4:00PM Marriott Hotel Deer Valley, 1stMaterials and Structures Level

Pension Plan Trustees – (Closed Meeting) MON Nov 11 10:30AM 12:00PM Marriott Hotel Salon A, 1st Floor

Philanthropy Committee Meeting TUE Nov 12 9:45AM 11:45AM Marriott Hotel Salon B, 1st Floor

Process Industries Division Meeting MON Nov 11 12:00PM 1:30PM Marriott Hotel Deer Valley II, 1stFloor

Public Affairs & Outreach Council Meeting TUE Nov 12 9:30AM 4:30PM Marriott Hotel Salon E, 1st Floor

PVP DLT/SOC Meeting FRI Nov 8 7:30AM 5:00PM Marriott Hotel Salon C, 1st Floor

PVP DLT/SOC Meeting SAT Nov 9 7:30AM 8:00PM Marriott Hotel Salon C, 1st Floor

Retirement Plan Committee – (Closed Meeting) MON Nov 11 2:00PM 3:30PM Marriott Hotel Salon A, 1st Floor

Robert Henry Thurston Awards Lecture WED Nov 13 11:00AM 12:00PM Salt Palace Room 151 G, 1stConvention Center Level

Safety Engineering Risk and Reliability Analysis WED Nov 13 5:45PM 6:45PM Marriott Hotel Salon C, 1st FloorDivision (SER2AD) Business Meeting

Sector Management Committee SAT Nov 9 8:00AM 10:00AM Marriott Hotel Park City, 2ndFloor

Sia Nemat-Nasser Award Lecture TUE Nov 12 4:00PM 4:30PM Salt Palace Room 151 G, 1st Convention Center Level

Student and Early Career Development Council SAT Nov 9 10:00AM 5:00PM Marriott Hotel Salon J, 1st Floor

Student Design Competition (SDC) Committee SUN Nov 10 8:00AM 12:00PM Marriott Hotel Deer Valley I, 1stMeeting Floor

Student Leadership Training Conference FRI Nov 8 11:00AM 5:00PM Marriott Hotel Salons AB, 1stFloor

Student Leadership Training Conference SAT Nov 9 7:00AM 5:00PM Marriott Hotel Salons AB, 1stFloor

Student Programming Committee SUN Nov 10 1:00PM 5:00PM Marriott Hotel Deer Valley III, 1stFloor

Student Section Enterprise Committee SAT Nov 9 8:00AM 11:30AM Marriott Hotel Solitude, 1st Floor

Symposium for New and Prospective Faculty: TUE Nov 12 1:30PM 3:00PM Marriott Hotel Salon F, 1st Floor“Tips for Faculty Job Search, Promotion and Tenure”

TEC Council MON Nov 11 9:45AM 5:00PM Marriott Hotel Salons IJ, 1stFloor

Technical Committee on Publications & SUN Nov 10 7:30AM 12:00PM Marriott Hotel Salon D, 1st FloorCommunications (TCPC) 277



The Italian Way To Advanced Manufacturing WED Nov 13 6:00PM 7:00PM Marriott Hotel Salon D, 1st FloorPanel Discussion

Track 2 (Advanced Manufacturing Track) Awards WED Nov 13 7:00PM 8:00PM Marriott Hotel Salon D, 1st FloorReception

Track 2 (Advanced Manufacturing Track) WED Nov 13 8:00PM 8:45PM Marriott Hotel Deer Valley I & II,Organizers Meeting 1st Floor

Volt Executive Committee MON Nov 11 12:30PM 4:30PM Marriott Hotel Salon C, 1st Floor

VOLT Leadership Workshop SAT Nov 9 4:30PM 6:30PM Marriott Hotel Solitude, 1st Floor

Women in Engineering Reception TUE Nov 12 5:30PM 7:00PM Marriott Hotel Salon D, 1st Floor

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THANK YOU TO ALL OF THE SPONSORS FOR THEIR SUPPORT

DIAMOND SPONSOR (ADVANCED MANUFACTURING PANEL AND RECEPTION)

ITALIAN TRADE AGENCY

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BRONZE SPONSOR (THURSDAY MORNING COFFEE BREAK)

TRAVEL PORTLAND

SILVER SPONSOR (CONFERENCE BAGS)

ASME PUBLISHING

GOLD SPONSOR (EXHIBIT THEATER)

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND


Exhibitor Booth #

ASME 309

Cambridge University Press 201

In-Position Technologies 301

Italian Trade Agency 400

Lyncee Tec SA 212

Mercer 403

Morgan & Claypool Publishers 308

MSC Software- Cradle 208

North Carolina State University 404

NYU Tandon School of Engineering 300

Ohio University 209

PCB Piezotronics, Inc. 305

Exhibitor Booth #

Proto Manufacturing Inc. 205

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 411

SAGE Publishing 303

Sandia National Laboratories 302

Spectra Quest, Inc. 200

Springer 304

University of Arizona 204

University of Maryland 413

University of Utah 211

Utah State University 409

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University 405

Wiley 401

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In-Position Technologies (Booth 301)iptech1.com

In-Position Technologies is a High Tech Industrial Automationcompany and a chief U.S. distributor for the Dobot Magician –an all-in-one educational robot that can 3D Print, draw, laserengrave and “pick and place.” We combine our knowledge ofindustry and education to provide an easy to use platform toteach about robotics and manufacturing in the classroom.

Italian Trade Agency (Booth 400)ice.it/en

The ITA – Italian Trade Agency is the government organizationthat promotes the internationalization of Italian companies. AtIMECE 2019, as part of its Innovation Days USA (ID) program,ITA will showcase Italy’s leadership in advanced manufacturingsolutions and technologies. Collaboration around innovation inengineering is at the core of ITA’s outreach efforts in this sector.

Lyncée Tec (Booth 212)lynceetec.com

Lyncée Tec provides an innovative 4D profilometry for 3Ddynamic measurements on nano-micro samples. Based inLausanne, Switzerland, its unique DHM® (digital holographymicroscope) technology leads to simultaneously highacquisition rate and interferometric resolution. This opens newquality control possibilities and novel research opportunities,enabling applications that were not possible before. Lyncéeoffers complete solutions, from sample handling to dataanalysis, in the field of material methology, MEMS,semiconductor, micro-optics, smart polymer, and bio-cellimaging.

Mercer Co. (Booth 403)mercer.com

For over 30 years, ASME has proudly partnered with MercerConsumer to help hundreds of ASME members insure their life,health, income and reputation; as well as home, vehicle andother property. Because Mercer Consumer is part of theworld’s leading provider of risk services and solutions,members enjoy the benefits of money-saving group rates,state-of-the-art technology and award-winning customerservice available nowhere else. Mercer is located at booth 303.

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Morgan & Claypool (Booth 308)morganclaypool.com

Morgan & Claypool started the “short-book revolution” andwe’ve been the top provider since. We are also the first to be“digital first,” offering unlimited access with library purchase.Other publishers laughed. Now they copy us. If you needcritical updates in Mechanical Engineering, Physics, and othersubjects but don’t want to be inundated with information youdon’t need, we’re the best possible source. Short books,because everyone needs information, and everyone is pressedfor time, always.

MSC Cradle (Booth 208)cradle-cfd.com

MSC Software develops simulation software technology thatenables engineers to validate and optimize their designs usingvirtual prototypes. Our CFD solutions are characterized by theiruser-friendly interfaces, high accuracy, and high efficiency.

North Carolina State University (Booth 404)engr.ncsu.edu

The College of Engineering at North Carolina State Universityhas 12 academic departments with 21 master’s and 13 PhD on campus programs. Working engineers, technicians andcomputer scientists can also continue their education byparticipating in one of the 16 online master degrees. Thedegrees are the same; the class locations are different. Learn more about these programs by visiting our websites at:www.engr.ncsu.edu

NYU Tandon School of Engineering (Booth 300)engineering.nyu.edu

NYU graduate engineering programs exist in the fields ofmechanical, civil, urban, industrial, electrical, computer,chemical, biomedical and financial engineering alongsideprograms in computer science, management of technology,cybersecurity, and integrated digital media. Our goal is toproduce highly desirable graduates prepared for industry. This has led us to be one of the top ranked schools in thenation with regards to graduate employability, salary potentialand return on investment.

Ohio University (Booth 209)ohio.edu/engineering/ise

Ohio University's Russ College of Engineering and Technologyoffers a fully-online Master of Engineering Management degreeas well as online graduate certificates for more accelerated andfocused learning. Our curriculum covers concepts that arerelevant in any technical leadership role, regardless of yourengineering background. It combines graduate-level leadershipand management courses with high-level engineering practicesthat can be immediately applied in the workplace and canprepare you for future career advancement.

PCB Piezotronics, Inc. (Booth 305)pcb.com

PCB® Piezotronics, Inc. provides engineered sensors tomeasure sound, vibration, pressure, force, strain, load, &torque. ICP® sensor technology is used by developmentengineers and predictive maintenance professionals worldwidefor test, measurement, monitoring, and control requirements inautomotive, aerospace, industrial, R&D, military, educational,commercial, OEM applications, and more. PCB is committed to Total Customer Satisfaction with in-stock Platinum products,experienced global distribution network, & SensorLine™ 24-hour technical support. Visit www.pcb.com for moreinformation.

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Proto (Booth 205)protoxrd.com

PROTO is a leading manufacturer of portable and laboratory-based x-ray diffraction systems. Our product line includesresidual stress and retained austenite measurement systems,Laue single-crystal orientation systems, x-ray tubes, customXRD systems, and powder diffractometers. We are alsopleased to offer measurement services through our ISO 17025laboratories in the United States and Canada. Come visit ourbooth to see how we can help you optimize part performanceand overcome engineering obstacles using x-ray diffraction.

Rutgers (Booth 411)mae.rutgers.edu

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, is a top-tier publicresearch university and the eighth-oldest university in theUnited States, established in 1766. Rutgers is a member of theprestigious American Association of Universities and of the Big Ten Academic Alliance. The Department of Mechanical andAerospace Engineering offers two undergraduate degrees(Mechanical Engineering and Aerospace Engineering), as wellas doctoral and master’s degrees at the graduate level. Threenew graduate certificates have been recently introduced inRobotics, Space and Advanced Manufacturing. For furtherinformation please visit mae.rutgers.edu

Sage (Booth 303)us.sagepub.com

Sara Miller McCune founded SAGE Publishing in 1965 tosupport the dissemination of usable knowledge and educate aglobal community. SAGE publishes journals, books, and libraryproducts spanning a range of subject areas. SAGE remainsmajority-owned by our founder, who has ensured that thecompany will remain permanently independent.

Sandia (Booth 302)sandia.gov/

For over 60 years, Sandia has delivered essential science andtechnology to resolve the nation’s most challenging securityissues. A strong science, technology, and engineeringfoundation enables our mission working at the forefront ofinnovation, collaborative research with universities &companies, and discretionary research projects. We recruit the best and the brightest, equip them with world-classresearch tools & facilities, and provide opportunities tocollaborate with experts from many disciplines.

SpectraQuest (Booth 200)spectraquest.com

SpectraQuest is the leading developer and manufacturer ofturn-key systems for research, education, and training inmachine fault diagnosis, engineering laboratory devices, and wind energy. A turn-key system includes a machinery fault simulator, instrumentation, software, curriculum, andlaboratory exercise books. Additionally, SpectraQuest offersmaterial for enhancing workforce skills in industrial reliabilityand maintenance including an ISO certification program invibration analysis along with teachers aid packages to certifyindustrial professionals.

Springer (Booth 304)springer.com/gp/authors-editors

Looking to publish your research? Discover Springer’s printand electronic publication services, including open access! Get high-quality review, maximum readership and rapiddistribution. Visit our booth or springer.com/authors. You canalso browse key titles in your field and buy (e) books atdiscount prices. With Springer you are in good company.

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University of Arizona (Booth 204)ame.engineering.arizona.edu/

Graduate students interested in aerospace or mechanicalengineering at the University of Arizona work alongsideprofessors internationally renowned for their research inhypersonic flight, space situational awareness, thermal-science, tissue engineering, and robotics. Arizona is the No. 1state for aerospace manufacturing and AME’s strong industryties translate into exceptional career opportunities forgraduates. Exceptional facilities, such as the high-speed windtunnels, modern labs, and an on-site machine shop providestudents with invaluable hands-on experience.

University of Maryland (Booth 413)eng.umd.edu

The University of Maryland’s A. James Clark School ofEngineering serves as the catalyst for high-quality research,innovation, and learning, delivering on a promise that allgraduates will leave ready to impact the Grand Challenges(energy, environment, security, and human health) of the 21st century. The Clark School is dedicated to leading andtransforming the engineering discipline and profession, to accelerating entrepreneurship, and to transforming researchand learning activities into new innovations that benefitmillions.

University of Utah (Booth 211)mech.utah.edu

Challenge. Opportunity. Choice. Excellence. The Future. The University of Utah Department of Mechanical Engineeringproduces world-class research and graduates engineeringleaders at the Ph.D., MS, and BS levels that energize Utah andeconomies around the world. Research areas: Robotics,Controls, & Mechatronics; Solid Mechanics; Thermal-Fluids &Energy; Design, Ergonomics, Manufacturing, & Systems. In Salt Lake City—unparalleled access to national parks,outdoor activities, professional and college sports, and cultural events.

Utah State University (Booth 409)engineering.usu.edu

The Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Department atUtah State University, which offers an undergraduate degree in Mechanical Engineering, and M.S. and PhD degrees in bothMechanical Engineering and Aerospace Engineering, currentlyenrolls 880 students. With 20 faculty members, active researchareas include aeronautical and astronautical engineering, hightemperature and nano materials, energy systems, compositematerials, and fluid dynamics. Our nearly 175 annual graduatesare highly sought after by both industry and graduate schoolsacross the country.

Virginia Tech (Booth 405)me.vt.edu

With 66 full time faculty and 45 affiliate, adjunct andinstructional faculty, graduate programs at Virginia Tech’sDepartment of Mechanical Engineering have breadth anddepth of research expertise across field disciplines. Thedepartment has five graduate thrust areas including bio, micro and nano systems; energy engineering and science;design, materials and manufacturing; robotics, autonomousand dynamical systems; and nuclear engineering and science. See www.me.vt.edu/graduate-students for more information.

Wiley (Booth 401)wiley.com/en-us

Wiley, a global company, helps people and organizationsdevelop the skills and knowledge they need to succeed. Our online scientific, technical, medical, and scholarly journals, combined with our digital learning, assessment and certification solutions help universities, societies,businesses, governments, and individuals increase theacademic and professional impact of their work.

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