Lenore L. Dai is a professor of chemical engineering and the director of the School for Engineering of Matter, Transport and Energy at Arizona State University (ASU). She oversees degree and research programs in aerospace engineering, chemical engineering, materials science and engineering, mechanical engineering, and the professional science master’s program in solar energy engineering and commercialization.
Total projects: 6
Developing damage-sensing composites will provide a better understanding of the composite structure and minimize catastrophic failure.
Chase Lee
FURI: Spring 2020
Using molecular dynamic simulations to model ionic liquids for low-temperature sensors will improve understanding of their use for space applications.
Vincent Davis
FURI: Spring 2020
Studying ionic liquid solutions will help optimize molecular electronic transducer-based devices such as seismometers.
Vincent Davis
FURI: Fall 2019
Understanding carbon fiber composites embedded with damage-sensing molecules will help prevent early failure of future embedded composites.
Chase Lee
FURI: Fall 2019
Developing a mixture of chemicals that can function as an electrolyte in extremely cold temperatures will help improve planetary exploration abilities.
Whitney Geren
FURI: Spring 2019
The Fulton Undergraduate Research Initiative (FURI) is designed to enhance engineering and technical undergraduate curriculum by providing hands-on lab experience and independent and thesis-based research.
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