Former Graduate Students

Below is a list of former graduate students who participated in the Compliant Mechanisms Research Group.


Emily Savage eee9@byu.edu Graduated April 2010
Devin Lebaron giahgi@gmail.com Graduated June 2009
Brian Edwards brian.edwards@mscsoftware.com Graduated December 1996 M.S. Thesis: Functionally Binary Pinned-Pinned Segments Employed by MSC Software
Brent Weight bweight@gmail.com Graduated December 2001 M.S. Thesis: Development and Design of Constant Force Mechanisms Employed by GES Exposition Services
Ryan Weight weightr@schneider.com Graduated April 2004 M.S. Thesis: High-Torque Capacity Compliant Centrifugal Clutches Employed by Schneider Logistics
Allen Mackay allen.mackay@gmail.com Graduated August 2007 M.S. Thesis: Large-Displacement Linear-Motion Compliant Mechanisms Employed by W.L. Gore & Associates, Inc.
Eric Stratton strattone@yahoo.com Graduated August 2010 M.S. Thesis: Design and Analysis of a Compliant Mechanism Spinal Implant
Regis David regisdavid@gmail.com Graduated April 2010 M.S. Thesis: A Generalized Two-Dimensional Model to Reconstruct the Impact Phase in Automobile Collisions
Alisa Millar Henrie henriea@gmail.com Graduated December 1997 M.S. Thesis: Variable Compliance Via Magneto-Rheological Materials
Gregory Roach gregoryroach@gmail.com Graduated August 1998 M.S. Thesis: An Investigation of Compliant Over-running Ratchet and Pawl Clutches Employed by BYU Idaho
Scott Lyon Scott.M.Lyon@L-3com.com Graduated August 2003 M.S. Thesis: “The Pseudo-rigid-body Model for Dynamic Predictions of Macro and Micro Compliant Mechanisms Employed by L-3 Communications
Kimberly Jensen Nielson kimryann@gmail.com Graduated August 2003 M.S. Thesis: Analysis and Design of Surface Micromachined Micromanipulators for Out-of-plane Micropositioning
Rob Messenger robert.messenger@hp.com Graduated December 2007 M.S. Thesis: Integrated Piezoresistive Sensing for Feedback Control of Compliant MEMS Employed by Hewlett-Packard Co
Nathan Albrechtsen nathanalbrechtsen@gmail.com Graduated April 2010
Paul Gollnick paulgollnick@gmail.com Graduated April 2010 M.S. Thesis: Design Principles and Preliminary Actuation Approaches for Novel Multiple-Layer Lamina Emergent Mechanisms Employed by iScience Interventional
Kellen Moulton kellenmoulton@gmail.com Graduated December 2010 M.S. Thesis: Straightness of Growth for Carbon nanotube Microelectromechanical Systems
Brian Olsen olsenb2@asme.com Graduated August 2010 M.S. Thesis: A Design Framework that Employs a Classification Scheme and Library for Compliant Mechanism Design
Eric Stratton strattone@yahoo.com Graduated December 2009
Devin Ferrell devin.ferrell@gmail.com Graduated December 2009
Gerrit Larsen nanites2000@yahoo.com Graduated December 2009 M.S. Thesis: Off-axis Stiffness and Piezoresistive Sensing in Large-Displacement Linear-Motion Microelectromechanical Systems
Kendall Teichert kbt22@byu.net Graduated July 2008 M.S. Thesis: Multi-physics Modeling and Calibration for Self-sensing of Thermomechanical In-plane Microactuators Employed by El Dorado Engineering Inc.
James Derderian jmderderian@micron.com Graduated April 1996 M.S. Thesis: The Pseudo-Rigid-Body-Model Concept and its Application to Micro Compliant Mechanisms Employed by Micron Technology
Patrick Opdahl Patrick_G_Opdahl@ccm.fm.intel.com Graduated December 1996 M.S. Thesis: Modeling and Analysis of Compliant Bi-stable Mechanisms Using the Pseudo-Rigid-Body Model Employed by Intel
Andrew Nielson ajnielson@aol.com Graduated August 1998 M.S. Thesis: Demonstration of the Pseudo-Rigid-Body Model for Macro and Micro Compliant Pantographs Employed by MOXTEK
Brian Jensen bdjensen@et.byu.edu Graduated August 1998 M.S. Thesis: “Identification of Macro- and Micro-Compliant Mechanism Configurations Resulting in Bistabe Behavior Employed by Professor at Brigham Young University
John Parise parisejj@yahoo.com Graduated August 1999 M.S. Thesis: Ortho-Planar Mechanisms Employed by Motorola
Rebecca Cragun Rebecca.Cragun@eaglepicher.com Graduated August 1999 M.S. Thesis: Thermal Microactuators for Microelectromechanical Systems (MEMS)” Employed by EaglePicher Technologies, LLC
Nathan Crane nbcrane@eng.usf.edu Graduated December 1999 M.S. Thesis: Compliant Centrifugal Clutches Design Analysis and Testing Employed by Professor at the University of South Florida
Clint Mortensen cmortensen@mctcoding.com Graduated August 2000 M.S. Thesis: Behavior Models for Compliant Continuously Variable Transmissions Employed by Mortensen Coding Technology
Deanne Clements Kemeny kemenyd@gmail.com Graduated December 2000 M.S. Thesis: Implementing Compliant Mechanisms in Micro-Electo-Mechanical Systems (MEMS)
Troy Gomm troy.gomm@gmail.com Graduated August 2001 M.S. Thesis: Development of In-Plane Compliant Bistable Microrelays Employed by Xerox
Chris Mattson christopher.mattson@byu.edu Graduated August 2001 M.S. Thesis: Principles for the Design and Development of Modular Consumer-Products Employed by Professor at Brigham Young University
Nathan Masters masters6@llnl.gov Graduated December 2001 M.S. Thesis: A Self-Retracting Fully Compliant Bistable Micromechanism Employed by Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Christian Lott christian.d.lott@l-3com.com Graduated August 2001 M.S. Thesis: Electrothermomechanical Modeling of a Surface-micromachined Linear Displacement Microactuator Employed by L3 Communications
Aaron Herring herringa@us.ibm.com Graduated April 2001 M.S. Thesis: High Production Manufacturing Considerations for Metallic Compliant Mechanisms with Long Thin Beams Employed by IBM
Cameron Boyle Cameron_L_Boyle@ratheon.com Graduated August 2001 M.S. Thesis: A Closed-Form Dynamic Model of the Compliant Constant-Force Mechanism Using the Pseudo-Rigid-Body Model Employed by Raytheon Missle Systems
Michael Baker msbaker@sandia.gov Graduated April 2002 M.S. Thesis: “On-Chip Actuation of Compliant Bistable Micro-Mechanisms Employed by Sandia National Laboratories
Daniel Carroll dan_carroll@byu.edu Graduated December 2002 M.S. Thesis: Metamorphic Process for Compliant Ortho-planar Mechanism Design Employed by Engines and Systems, Advanced Technology
Brandon Woolley brandon.woolley@tmag.com Graduated April 2003 M.S. Thesis: An Approach to Concept Development for Compliant Mechanisms Possessing High Coefficients of Restitution Employed by TaylorMade-adidas Golf Company
Alex Guerinot alexg@appliedcompositetechnology.com Graduated April 2003 M.S. Thesis: Compliant Mechanisms Subjected to Compressive Loadings Employed by Advanced Composites
Scott Brooks shbrook@sandia.gov Graduated August 2003 M.S. Thesis: Design of Compliant Mechanisms for Grasping with Application to Mechanical Disc Brakes Employed by Sandia National Laboratories
Timothy Allred timothy.allred@hill.af.mil Graduated August 2003 M.S. Thesis: Compliant Mechanisms Suspensions Employed by Hill Air Force Base
John Kennedy john.kennedy@byu.edu Graduated December 2003 M.S. Thesis: Compliant, In-plane Ratchet and Pawl Micromechanisms for Safety Applications Employed by Dynamic Structures and Materials
Ben Cannon bennion_cannon@hotmail.com Graduated December 2003 M.S. Thesis: Design and Analysis of End-Effector Systems for Scribing on Silicon Employed by L-3 Communications
Daniel Wilcox dwilcox@sandia.gov Graduated December 2004 M.S. Thesis: Fully Compliant Tensural Bistable Mechanisms (FTBM) with On-chip Thermal Actuation Employed by Sandia National Laboratories
Jesse Cannon jessecannon38@aol.com Graduated December 2004 M.S. Thesis: Compliant Mechanisms to Perform Bearing and Spring Functions in High Precision Applications Employed by Lockheed Martin
Neal Hubbard neal.b.hubbard@l-3com.com Graduated April 2005 M.S. Thesis: “Dual-stage Thermally Actuated Surface-micromachined Nanopositioners Employed by L-3 Communications, Integrated Systems
Craig Lusk clusk2@eng.usf.edu Graduated August 2005 M.S. Thesis: Ortho-planar Mechanisms for Microelectromechanical Systems Employed by Professor at the University of South Florida
Nathan Rasmussen nathan.rasmussen@gmail.com Graduated December 2005 M.S. Thesis: Compliant ortho-planar spring behavior under complex loads Employed by Caterpillar
Jeffrey Anderson jeffanderson@byu.edu Graduated December 2005 M.S. Thesis: Piezoresistive Sensing of Bistable Micro Mechanism State
Marc Whitezell mwhitezell@gmail.com Graduated April 2006 M.S. Thesis: Development of a Strain Energy Storage Mechanism Using Tension Elements to Enhance Golf Club Performance
Rob Chase rpc6@byu.net Graduated December 2006 M.S. Thesis: Large 3-D Deflection and Force Analysis of Lateral Torsional Buckled Beams Employed by Spirit AeroSystems, Inc.
David Mower damower@gmail.com Graduated April 2007 M.S. Thesis: An Investigation of Wear-Resistant Coatings on an A390 Die-Cast Aluminum Substrate Employed by Raytheon
Gary Johns garykjohns@gmail.com Graduated April 2007 M.S. Thesis: The Piezoresistive Effect In Microflexures Employed by Merit Sensor Systems, Inc.
Jacob Montierth jacob_montierth@byu.edu Graduated August 2007 M.S. Thesis: Elliptical Rolling Link Toggle Mechanisms for Passive Force Closures with Self-Adjustment Employed by Ford
Steve Landon slandon@byu.edu Graduated August 2007 M.S. Thesis: Development of Deployable Wings for Small Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Using Compliant Mechanisms Employed by L-3 Communications
Mike Diehl msdiehl@gmail.com Graduated December 2007 M.S. Thesis: Design and Fabrication of Out-of-Plane Silicon Microneedles with Integrated Hydrophobic Microchannels Employed by Bechtel Corporations
Cameron Andersen cameron.andersen@gmail.com Graduated December 2007 M.S. Thesis: Principles, Functions and Concepts for Compliant Mechanically Reactive Armor Elements Employed by Smith Lift
Brian Winder bwinder@gmail.com Graduated April 2008 M.S. Thesis: Achieving Complex Motion with Fundamental Components for Lamina Emergent Mechanisms Employed by NAVAIR
Joseph Jacobsen iosepajj@gmail.com Graduated April 2008 M.S. Thesis: Fundamental Components for Lamina Emergent Mechanisms Employed by Blendtec
Brian Cherry bbcherr@gmail.com Graduated April 2008 M.S. Thesis: Characterizing the Three-dimensional Behavior of Bistable Micromechanisms Employed by Raytheon
Ben Todd blt5@email.byu.edu Graduated August 2008 M.S. Thesis: A Compliant Threshold Acceleration Sensor Integrated with Radio Frequency Identifiable Tags Employed by Weatherford International Ltd.
Kendall Teichert kbt22@byu.net Graduated July 2008 M.S. Thesis: Multi-physics Modeling and Calibration for Self-sensing of Thermomechanical In-plane Microactuators Employed by El Dorado Engineering Inc.
David Smith david.gar.smith@gmail.com Graduated December 2009 M.S. Thesis: “Off-axis Stiffness and Piezoresistive Sensing in Large-Displacement Linear-Motion Microelectromechanical Systems
Gerrit Larsen nanites2000@yahoo.com Graduated December 2009 M.S. Thesis: Piezoresistive Models for Polysilicon with Bending or Torsional Loads
Devin Ferrell devin.ferrell@gmail.com Graduated August 2010 M.S. Thesis: Development of Criteria for Lamina Emergent Mechanism Flexures with Specific Application to Metals
Brian Olsen olsenb2@asme.com Graduated December 2010 M.S. Thesis: A Design Framework that Employs a Classification Scheme and Library for Compliant Mechanism Design
Kellen Moulton kellenmoulton@gmail.com Graduated December 2010 M.S. Thesis: Straightness of Growth for Carbon Nanotube Microelectromechanical Systems
Paul Gollnick tallpaul@byu.edu Graduated April 2010 M.S. Thesis: Design Principles and Preliminary Actuation Approaches For Novel Multiple-Layer Lamina Emergent

Emily Savage

eee9@byu.edu
Graduated April 2010

Devin Lebaron

giahgi@gmail.com
Graduated June 2009

Brian Edwards

brian.edwards@mscsoftware.com
Graduated December 1996
M.S. Thesis: Functionally Binary Pinned-Pinned Segments
Employed by MSC Software

Brent Weight

bweight@gmail.com
Graduated December 2001
M.S. Thesis: Development and Design of Constant Force Mechanisms
Employed by GES Exposition Services

Ryan Weight

weightr@schneider.com
Graduated April 2004
M.S. Thesis: High-Torque Capacity Compliant Centrifugal Clutches
Employed by Schneider Logistics

Allen Mackay

allen.mackay@gmail.com
Graduated August 2007
M.S. Thesis: Large-Displacement Linear-Motion Compliant Mechanisms
Employed by W.L. Gore & Associates, Inc.

Eric Stratton

strattone@yahoo.com
Graduated August 2010
M.S. Thesis: Design and Analysis of a Compliant Mechanism Spinal Implant

Regis David

regisdavid@gmail.com
Graduated April 2010
M.S. Thesis: A Generalized Two-Dimensional Model to Reconstruct the Impact Phase in Automobile Collisions

Alisa Millar Henrie

henriea@gmail.com
Graduated December 1997
M.S. Thesis: Variable Compliance Via Magneto-Rheological Materials

Kellen Moulton

kellenmoulton@gmail.com
Graduated December 2010
M.S. Thesis: Straightness of Growth for Carbon nanotube Microelectromechanical Systems

Brian Olsen

olsenb2@asme.com
Graduated August 2010
M.S. Thesis: A Design Framework that Employs a Classification Scheme and Library for Compliant Mechanism Design

Eric Stratton

strattone@yahoo.com
Graduated December 2009

Devin Ferrell

devin.ferrell@gmail.com
Graduated December 2009

Gerrit Larsen

nanites2000@yahoo.com
Graduated December 2009
M.S. Thesis: Off-axis Stiffness and Piezoresistive Sensing in Large-Displacement Linear-Motion Microelectromechanical Systems

Kendall Teichert

kbt22@byu.net
Graduated July 2008
M.S. Thesis: Multi-physics Modeling and Calibration for Self-sensing of Thermomechanical In-plane Microactuators
Employed by El Dorado Engineering Inc.

James Derderian

jmderderian@micron.com
Graduated April 1996
M.S. Thesis: The Pseudo-Rigid-Body-Model Concept and its Application to Micro Compliant Mechanisms
Employed by Micron Technology

Patrick Opdahl

Patrick_G_Opdahl@ccm.fm.intel.com
Graduated December 1996
M.S. Thesis: Modeling and Analysis of Compliant Bi-stable Mechanisms Using the Pseudo-Rigid-Body Model
Employed by Intel

Andrew Nielson

ajnielson@aol.com
Graduated August 1998
M.S. Thesis: Demonstration of the Pseudo-Rigid-Body Model for Macro and Micro Compliant Pantographs
Employed by MOXTEK

Brian Jensen

bdjensen@et.byu.edu
Graduated August 1998
M.S. Thesis: “Identification of Macro- and Micro-Compliant Mechanism Configurations Resulting in Bistabe Behavior
Employed by Professor at Brigham Young University

John Parise

parisejj@yahoo.com
Graduated August 1999
M.S. Thesis: Ortho-Planar Mechanisms
Employed by Motorola

Rebecca Cragun

Rebecca.Cragun@eaglepicher.com
Graduated August 1999
M.S. Thesis: Thermal Microactuators for Microelectromechanical Systems (MEMS)”
Employed by EaglePicher Technologies, LLC

Nathan Crane

nbcrane@eng.usf.edu
Graduated December 1999
M.S. Thesis: Compliant Centrifugal Clutches Design Analysis and Testing
Employed by Professor at the University of South Florida

Clint Mortensen

cmortensen@mctcoding.com
Graduated August 2000
M.S. Thesis: Behavior Models for Compliant Continuously Variable Transmissions
Employed by Mortensen Coding Technology

Deanne Clements Kemeny

kemenyd@gmail.com
Graduated December 2000
M.S. Thesis: Implementing Compliant Mechanisms in Micro-Electo-Mechanical Systems (MEMS)

Troy Gomm

troy.gomm@gmail.com
Graduated August 2001
M.S. Thesis: Development of In-Plane Compliant Bistable Microrelays
Employed by Xerox

Chris Mattson

christopher.mattson@byu.edu
Graduated August 2001
M.S. Thesis: Principles for the Design and Development of Modular Consumer-Products
Employed by Professor at Brigham Young University

Nathan Masters

masters6@llnl.gov
Graduated December 2001
M.S. Thesis: A Self-Retracting Fully Compliant Bistable Micromechanism
Employed by Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

Christian Lott

christian.d.lott@l-3com.com
Graduated August 2001
M.S. Thesis: Electrothermomechanical Modeling of a Surface-micromachined Linear Displacement Microactuator
Employed by L3 Communications

Aaron Herring

herringa@us.ibm.com
Graduated April 2001
M.S. Thesis: High Production Manufacturing Considerations for Metallic Compliant Mechanisms with Long Thin Beams
Employed by IBM

Cameron Boyle

Cameron_L_Boyle@ratheon.com
Graduated August 2001
M.S. Thesis: A Closed-Form Dynamic Model of the Compliant Constant-Force Mechanism Using the Pseudo-Rigid-Body Model
Employed by Raytheon Missle Systems

Michael Baker

msbaker@sandia.gov
Graduated April 2002
M.S. Thesis: “On-Chip Actuation of Compliant Bistable Micro-Mechanisms
Employed by Sandia National Laboratories

Daniel Carroll

dan_carroll@byu.edu
Graduated December 2002
M.S. Thesis: Metamorphic Process for Compliant Ortho-planar Mechanism Design
Employed by Engines and Systems, Advanced Technology

Brandon Woolley

brandon.woolley@tmag.com
Graduated April 2003
M.S. Thesis: An Approach to Concept Development for Compliant Mechanisms Possessing High Coefficients of Restitution
Employed by TaylorMade-adidas Golf Company

Alex Guerinot

alexg@appliedcompositetechnology.com
Graduated April 2003
M.S. Thesis: Compliant Mechanisms Subjected to Compressive Loadings
Employed by Advanced Composites

Scott Brooks

shbrook@sandia.gov
Graduated August 2003
M.S. Thesis: Design of Compliant Mechanisms for Grasping with Application to Mechanical Disc Brakes
Employed by Sandia National Laboratories

Timothy Allred

timothy.allred@hill.af.mil
Graduated August 2003
M.S. Thesis: Compliant Mechanisms Suspensions
Employed by Hill Air Force Base

John Kennedy

john.kennedy@byu.edu
Graduated December 2003
M.S. Thesis: Compliant, In-plane Ratchet and Pawl Micromechanisms for Safety Applications
Employed by Dynamic Structures and Materials

Ben Cannon

bennion_cannon@hotmail.com
Graduated December 2003
M.S. Thesis: Design and Analysis of End-Effector Systems for Scribing on Silicon
Employed by L-3 Communications

Daniel Wilcox

dwilcox@sandia.gov
Graduated December 2004
M.S. Thesis: Fully Compliant Tensural Bistable Mechanisms (FTBM) with On-chip Thermal Actuation
Employed by Sandia National Laboratories

Jesse Cannon

jessecannon38@aol.com
Graduated December 2004
M.S. Thesis: Compliant Mechanisms to Perform Bearing and Spring Functions in High Precision Applications
Employed by Lockheed Martin

Neal Hubbard

neal.b.hubbard@l-3com.com
Graduated April 2005
M.S. Thesis: “Dual-stage Thermally Actuated Surface-micromachined Nanopositioners
Employed by L-3 Communications, Integrated Systems

Craig Lusk

clusk2@eng.usf.edu
Graduated August 2005
M.S. Thesis: Ortho-planar Mechanisms for Microelectromechanical Systems
Employed by Professor at the University of South Florida

Nathan Rasmussen

nathan.rasmussen@gmail.com
Graduated December 2005
M.S. Thesis: Compliant ortho-planar spring behavior under complex loads
Employed by Caterpillar

Jeffrey Anderson

jeffanderson@byu.edu
Graduated December 2005
M.S. Thesis: Piezoresistive Sensing of Bistable Micro Mechanism State

Marc Whitezell

mwhitezell@gmail.com
Graduated April 2006
M.S. Thesis: Development of a Strain Energy Storage Mechanism Using Tension Elements to Enhance Golf Club Performance

Rob Chase

rpc6@byu.net
Graduated December 2006
M.S. Thesis: Large 3-D Deflection and Force Analysis of Lateral Torsional Buckled Beams
Employed by Spirit AeroSystems, Inc.

David Mower

damower@gmail.com
Graduated April 2007
M.S. Thesis: An Investigation of Wear-Resistant Coatings on an A390 Die-Cast Aluminum Substrate
Employed by Raytheon

Gary Johns

garykjohns@gmail.com
Graduated April 2007
M.S. Thesis: The Piezoresistive Effect In Microflexures
Employed by Merit Sensor Systems, Inc.

Jacob Montierth

jacob_montierth@byu.edu
Graduated August 2007
M.S. Thesis: Elliptical Rolling Link Toggle Mechanisms for Passive Force Closures with Self-Adjustment
Employed by Ford

Steve Landon

slandon@byu.edu
Graduated August 2007
M.S. Thesis: Development of Deployable Wings for Small Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Using Compliant Mechanisms
Employed by L-3 Communications

Mike Diehl

msdiehl@gmail.com
Graduated December 2007
M.S. Thesis: Design and Fabrication of Out-of-Plane Silicon Microneedles with Integrated Hydrophobic Microchannels
Employed by Bechtel Corporations

Cameron Andersen

cameron.andersen@gmail.com
Graduated December 2007
M.S. Thesis: Principles, Functions and Concepts for Compliant Mechanically Reactive Armor Elements
Employed by Smith Lift

Brian Winder

bwinder@gmail.com
Graduated April 2008
M.S. Thesis: Achieving Complex Motion with Fundamental Components for Lamina Emergent Mechanisms
Employed by NAVAIR

Joseph Jacobsen

iosepajj@gmail.com
Graduated April 2008
M.S. Thesis: Fundamental Components for Lamina Emergent Mechanisms
Employed by Blendtec

Brian Cherry

bbcherr@gmail.com
Graduated April 2008
M.S. Thesis: Characterizing the Three-dimensional Behavior of Bistable Micromechanisms
Employed by Raytheon

Ben Todd

blt5@email.byu.edu
Graduated August 2008
M.S. Thesis: A Compliant Threshold Acceleration Sensor Integrated with Radio Frequency Identifiable Tags
Employed by Weatherford International Ltd.

Kendall Teichert

kbt22@byu.net
Graduated July 2008
M.S. Thesis: Multi-physics Modeling and Calibration for Self-sensing of Thermomechanical In-plane Microactuators
Employed by El Dorado Engineering Inc.

David Smith

david.gar.smith@gmail.com
Graduated December 2009
M.S. Thesis: “Off-axis Stiffness and Piezoresistive Sensing in Large-Displacement Linear-Motion Microelectromechanical Systems

Gerrit Larsen

nanites2000@yahoo.com
Graduated December 2009
M.S. Thesis: Piezoresistive Models for Polysilicon with Bending or Torsional Loads

Devin Ferrell

devin.ferrell@gmail.com
Graduated August 2010
M.S. Thesis: Development of Criteria for Lamina Emergent Mechanism Flexures with Specific Application to Metals

Brian Olsen

olsenb2@asme.com
Graduated December 2010
M.S. Thesis: A Design Framework that Employs a Classification Scheme and Library for Compliant Mechanism Design

Kellen Moulton

kellenmoulton@gmail.com
Graduated December 2010
M.S. Thesis: Straightness of Growth for Carbon Nanotube Microelectromechanical Systems

Paul Gollnick

tallpaul@byu.edu
Graduated April 2010
M.S. Thesis: Design Principles and Preliminary Actuation Approaches For Novel Multiple-Layer Lamina Emergent

Former Graduate Students

Emily Savage

Devin Lebaron

Brian Edwards

Brent Weight

Ryan Weight

Allen Mackay

Eric Stratton

Regis David

Alisa Millar Henrie

Gregory Roach

Scott Lyon

Kimberly Jensen Nielson

Rob Messenger

Nathan Albrechtsen

Paul Gollnick

Kellen Moulton

Brian Olsen

Eric Stratton

Devin Ferrell

Gerrit Larsen

Kendall Teichert

James Derderian

Patrick Opdahl

Andrew Nielson

Brian Jensen

John Parise

Rebecca Cragun

Nathan Crane

Clint Mortensen

Deanne Clements Kemeny

Troy Gomm

Chris Mattson

Nathan Masters

Christian Lott

Aaron Herring

Cameron Boyle

Michael Baker

Daniel Carroll

Brandon Woolley

Alex Guerinot

Scott Brooks

Timothy Allred

John Kennedy

Ben Cannon

Daniel Wilcox

Jesse Cannon

Neal Hubbard

Craig Lusk

Nathan Rasmussen

Jeffrey Anderson

Marc Whitezell

Rob Chase

David Mower

Gary Johns

Jacob Montierth

Steve Landon

Mike Diehl

Cameron Andersen

Brian Winder

Joseph Jacobsen

Brian Cherry

Ben Todd

Kendall Teichert

David Smith

Gerrit Larsen

Devin Ferrell

Brian Olsen

Kellen Moulton

Paul Gollnick