Work-Study Research Assistant Program Faculty Name: SeungYeon Kang Faculty School/Department: School of Mechanical, Aerospace, and Manufacturing Engineering General Research Focus: Our lab work on light-based additive manufacturing (3D printing) technologies; digital light processing (DLP) and multiphoton SLA (stereolithography). In contrast to polymer printing techniques, we focus on developing metal printing methods. Brief Position Description: We are looking for self-motivated students who can help us i) prepare samples for determining optimized recipe, ii) take mechanical/electrical measurements and/or iii) run simulations to understand the relationship between printing parameters and structure property. Previous knowledge on additive manufacturing and COMSOL/ANSYS is a plus. The student will i) get hands-on experience on state-of-the-art 3D printing technique and operating light engine & laser systems, ii) learn chemical sample preparation methods and iii) have a chance, if successful, to contribute to a scientific publication. A "Student Laboratory & Field Analysis Assistant - 203" will assist faculty in research efforts within a laboratory or other research-specific environment. A student in this position may: - Prepare and maintain research materials and environment
- Take samples
- Operate and maintain standard lab equipment
- Test equipment and resolve basic problems within guidelines
- Make identifications and take measurements
- Test computer program modules
- Code/plot and analyze data within guidelines
- Keep detailed records
- File and classify data
- Organize, analyze, and communicate data
- Attend training sessions and staff meetings
- Perform miscellaneous duties as directed
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