Research
Magnetic materials for electric power conversion, and photonic materials and fiber optic sensing for energy and infrastructure.
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Material fabrication and characterization, sensor calibration
Soft magnetic ferrites and ferrite/metal nanocomposites, and amorphous and nanocrystalline alloys for power conversion
Mn-Zn and Ni-Zn ferrite nanocomposites synthesized to improve saturation flux density for power applications
Fabrication of soft magnetic ferrites by additive manufacturing, targeting the densification needed for 3D printed components
Special heating methods used to tailor properties in amorphous and nanocrystalline alloys
Saturation flux density, power loss and Curie temperature measurement; magneto-optical-based sensing
Fiber optic acoustic and temperature sensing, distributed sensing, signal processing
Infrastructure health monitoring using Ultrasonic-NDE and fiber-optic-based sensing
Nuclear plant and dry cask storage canisters, using Ultrasonic-NDE and fiber-optic-based sensing
Optically Detected Magnetic Resonance
Energy grid asset health monitoring using fiber-optic-based acoustic, temperature, and gas sensing
Energy grid asset health monitoring integrated with Battery Management Systems, using fiber-optic-based acoustic, temperature, and gas sensing
Infrastructure health monitoring using passive acoustic sensing with fiber optics
Distributed sensing using existing dark fibers
Edge ML deployment and edge sensing
AI analytics, Sci-ML, computer vision, agentic AI
Soft magnetic materials for electric power conversion, from synthesis and processing through characterization to the components they enable.
Functional optical materials, the sensing platforms built from them, and their deployment across energy assets and civil infrastructure.