exploring novel engineered materials and structures
The necstlab (pronounced next lab) research group explores new concepts in engineered materials and structures, and is directed by Prof. Wardle in the Dept. of Aeronautics & Astronautics at MIT. The group’s mission is to lead the advancement and application of new knowledge at the forefront of materials and structures understanding, with research contributions in both science and engineering. Applications of interest include enhanced (aerospace) advanced composites, multifunctional attributes of structures such as damage sensing, and also microfabricated (MEMS) topics. A significant effort over the past decade has been to use nanoscale materials to enhance performance of advanced aerospace materials and their structures through the industry supported NECST Consortium.
recent news
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Dr. Namiko Yamamoto recognized as Associate Fellow of AIAA
Congratulations to alum Dr./Prof. Namiko Yamamoto‘s latest recognition is as Associate Fellow of AIAA! necstlab is pleased to be working with Prof. Yamamoto (Penn State University) on some nanoengineered materials topics, and we look forward…
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Dr. Yue Zhou receives tenure at UT Dallas
Yue Zhou recently received tenure at UT Dallas in the Department of Mechanical Engineering! Yue received his PhD at Penn…
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MSRP Scholar Ilya Avros presents at the annual MSRP poster session
Congratulations to necstlab’s MSRP Scholar Ilya Avros, who presented his work at the 39th Annual MIT Summer Research Program Poster…