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COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

ENGINEERING GRADUATE RESEARCH

SYMPOSIUM 2019

THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 2019�|�BRESLIN CENTER

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Poster Session A

Electrosystems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Materials and Manufacturing . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Mechanics and Structures . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Sustainability and Environment . . . . . . . . . . 23

Poster Session B

Artifi cial Intelligence, Machine Learning,and Data Science . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Computing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

Health, Food Safety, and Biomechanics . . . . . 35

Mobility, Robotics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

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AGENDA

8:30–9:00 am REGISTRATION (hall of history gate)

concourse POSTER SET�UP COFFEE, TEA & WATER (sw harrison gate, 8:30–11:30 am)

9:00–10:30 am POSTER SESSION Aconcourse Authors available to discuss research posters from the following research categories:

• Electrosystems

• Materials and Manufacturing

• Mechanics and Structures

• Sustainability and Environment

• Fitch H. Beach nominees will also be available to discuss

research posters

10:30 am–noon POSTER SESSION B

concourse Authors available to discuss research posters from the following research categories:

• Artifi cial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Data Science

• Computing

• Health, Food Safety, and Biomechanics

• Mobility, Robotics

noon–12:15 pm BREAK / TAKE DOWN POSTERS

12:15–12:30 pm REMARKSn. auxiliary gym • Dr. John Verboncoeur, Associate Dean for Research and

Graduate Studies, MSU College of Engineering;

Professor, Electrical & Computer Engineering; Professor,

Computational Mathematics, Science, and Engineering

12:30–1:00 pm NETWORKING LUNCH n. auxiliary gym

1:00–2:00 pm FITCH H. BEACH PRESENTATIONSn. auxiliary gym

2:00–3:00 pm AWARDS CEREMONYn. auxiliary gym

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Outstanding Graduate Student Awards

This award recognizes the most outstanding graduate student in each program, as

selected by the faculty within the department. Recipients receive a stipend, certifi cate,

and a medal to be worn at graduation. The 2018–19 Outstanding Graduate Students

are listed below.

■ Farshid Felfelani, Civil Engineering (advisor: Yadu Pokhrel)

■ Juan Sebastian Hernandez-Suarez, Biosystems Engineering

(advisor: Pouyan Nejadhashemi)

■ Saranraj Karuppuswami, Electrical Engineering (advisor: Prem Chahal)

■ Mingzhe Li, Civil Engineering (advisor: Weiyi Lu)

■ Yuxiao Lin, Materials Science (advisor: Yue Qi)

■ Suihan Liu, Mechanical Engineering (advisor: Rigoberto Burgueño)

■ Lisaura Maldonado-Pereira, Chemical Engineering

(advisor: Ilce Medina Meza)

■ Camille McCall, Environmental Engineering (advisor: Irene Xagoraraki)

■ Ali Munir, Computer Science (advisor: Alex Liu)

■ Monica Setien, Biomedical Engineering (advisor: Erin Purcell)

■ Sarah Tymochko, Computational Mathematics, Science and Engineering

(advisor: Elizabeth Munch)

The DewGood Public Service Technology Award

This competition, funded by a grant from Dewpoint, encourages students to

think about the broader impacts of their research and develop posters that

clearly communicate the potential of their research to serve the public good. A

committee of judges drawn from industry representatives will review research

posters submitted to the Engineering Graduate Research Symposium and select

two winners; the fi rst-place awardee will receive $350 and the second-place

awardee will receive $150.

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Fitch H. Beach Award Nominees

This endowed award, established by Janet M. Beatty in honor of her uncle, recognizes

the most outstanding graduate researchers within the College of Engineering. Each

department nominates one PhD student, and awards are based on a review of

students’ academic and professional records and on an oral presentation of their

research. Awardees receive stipends, a certifi cate, and a medal to be worn

at graduation. The following students have been nominated by their departments

for this award:

■ Kaitlyn Casulli, Biosystems Engineering (advisor: Kirk Dolan)

■ Aritra Chakraborty, Chemical Engineering and Materials Science

(advisor: Philip Eisenlohr)

■ Joshua Drost, Mechanical Engineering (advisor: Tamara Reid Bush)

■ Biyi Fang, Electrical and Computer Engineering (advisor: Mi Zhang)

■ Amin Jourabloo, Computer Science (advisor: Xiaoming Liu)

■ Joseph Salatino, Biomedical Engineering (advisor: Erin Purcell)

■ Hadi Salehi, Civil and Environmental Engineering

(advisor: Rigoberto Burgueño)

■ Hao Wang, Computational Mathematics, Science and Engineering

(advisor: Jianrong Wang)

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POSTER SESSION A

9:00�10:30 AM

POSTER SESSION B10:30 AM�NOON

electrosystems

health, foo

d safety& biomechanics

materials & manufacturing

artif

icial intel

ligence, machine learning & data science

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Nearly 300 graduate

students, representing

all eleven programs in

our eight Engineering

departments, will

present research posters

at the Symposium.

This program lists

poster titles, numbers,

and authors by Poster

Session (A or B)

and Research Area.

Complete abstracts are

available online and

QR codes are provided

for easy access to the

abstracts from each

research area.

HALL OF HISTORY GATE

SW HARRISON GATECOFFEE, TEA & WATER

ENTRANCE &

REGISTRATION

mechanics & structures

sustainability & environment

computing

mobility & robotics

fitch h. beach nominees

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John Verboncoeur is the Associate Dean for Re-

search and Graduate Studies in the Michigan State

University College of Engineering, and a professor

of Electrical and Computer Engineering, and Com-

putational Mathematics, Science and Engineering.

He leads MSU’s Plasma Theory and Simulation Group. His research interests include

theoretical and computational plasma physics, with a broad range of applications

spanning from low-temperature plasmas for lighting, thrusters, and materials

processing to hot plasmas for fusion, from low-current particle accelerators to

intense-current microwave sources.

He oversees a growing research enterprise among the College of Engineering’s

230 faculty members, up from 167 when he became associate dean 4½ years

ago. The college’s annual research expenditures doubled in less than a decade to

almost $60 million.

He joined MSU as a professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engi-

neering in 2011, a er serving for 15 years as a faculty member in the Department

of Nuclear Engineering at the University of California–Berkeley. He chaired the

Computational Engineering Science program at Berkeley from 2001–2010.

Verboncoeur has more than 30 years experience developing and applying kinetic

particle simulation tools. He has over 100 journal publications in computational

plasmas and applications, in addition to more than 300 conference publications,

and fi ve book chapters.

Guest Speaker

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He is a fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) and is past

president of the IEEE Nuclear and Plasma Science Society, and a Director of the

IEEE. He also serves on the Board of Directors of the American Center for Mobility

national proving ground near Detroit. He received the Richard F. Shea Distinguished

Member Award in 2018, and the Plasma Science and Applications Committee Award

in 2019, both from IEEE’s Nuclear and Plasma Sciences Society. Only one of each

award is presented internationally each year.

He pioneered several key technologies in the area, including the fi rst self-consistent

model for plasmas bounded by electrodes connected to real driving circuits, the fi rst

interactive graphical user interface, and the fi rst object-oriented plasma model.

His group also developed the fi rst time-dependent explanation of the transition of

multipactor breakdown to gaseous discharge, as well as a novel kinetic global model.

His work has been cited over 4,000 times in a relatively small research community,

indicating a high impact.

He has been involved in a number of technology startup companies, including

development of one of the big three consumer credit reports, worked on the

hardware and so ware of the US Postal Service Mail Forwarding System, developed

executive decision support so ware systems in the defense sector, computerized

fi tness equipment, and a pioneering cloud-based health-care management system.

Verboncoeur received a bachelor’s degree with high honors in engineering science

at the University of Florida. He received a Magnetic Fusion Energy Technology

Fellowship from the U.S. Department of Energy to attend the University of California

at Berkeley, where he earned the MS and PhD degrees in nuclear engineering.

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2018-19 Engineering Graduate Leadership Fellows

The College of Engineering Graduate Leadership Fellows program is focused on

building the graduate student community and off ering personal and professional

development opportunities for graduate students. Graduate Leadership Fellow

positions are appointed for the academic year (Fall and Spring semesters).

communications fellow

Jessica HaudaI am a MS student in Biosystems Engineering. As the communica-

tions fellow, I schedule and attend meetings, maintain the College of

Engineering Graduate website, and work with the Graduate Student

Life and Wellness Fellow to survey graduate students at MSU and

in the College of Engineering.

engineering graduate research symposium fellow

Fazlay RabbiI am a third-year PhD student in Computer Science and Engineering.

As a Graduate Fellow, I have been assisting in the planning and

running of the Engineering Graduate Research Symposium (EGRS).

Especially, I have actively participated in the process of reorganizing

the Symposium poster sessions by research categories.

ensure fellow

Hamid KarimiI am a PhD student in Computer Science and Engineering and

a member of the Data Science and Engineering (DSE) Lab. As a

Graduate Fellow, I am in charge of outreach to undergraduates

about the EnSURE (Engineering Summer Undergraduate Research

Experience) program. I am also attempting to encourage the Engineering graduate

students to mentor undergrad students in their labs via EnSURE.

inclusion & diversity fellow

Natalia Pajares-ChamorroI am a PhD candidate in the Department of Chemical Engineering

and Materials Science. As the Engineering Graduate Leadership

Fellow for Inclusion and Diversity, I help to coordinate activities

for the SLOAN Engineering Community with Dr. Nelson Sepulveda

(ECE) and Tasha Williams (ME), and I assist in activities related to Graduate Women

in Engineering with Sandra Christlieb.

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professional development fellow

Gaurav ChaudaI am a third-year PhD student in the Mechanical Engineering Depart-

ment. I am the Professional Development Fellow for the College of

Engineering, and organize the Graduate Lunch and Learn seminars.

This has been a good opportunity to network with graduate students

and professionals in the college of engineering, and increase the number of graduate

students participating in Lunch and Learn seminars.

recruiting fellow

David FilipovicI am a second-year PhD student in Biomedical Engineering. As the

Recruitment Fellow, during the fi rst semester I have been participating

in graduate recruitment fairs and conferences featuring a recruitment

component, actively engaging with students and promoting the

MSU Engineering Graduate Programs. During the second semester, I am working

on helping the various engineering departments get organized for their respective

recruiting visits and associated events.

Graduate Student Life & Wellness – Engineering

Graduate Leadership Fellows

MSU Graduate Student Life and Wellness has partnered with the College of Engineer-

ing to off er two Leadership Fellow positions for 2018–2019. These positions are

dedicated to building the graduate student community and improving the graduate

school experience.

graduate student life & wellness fellow

David Hernández EscobarI am a third-year PhD student in Material Science & Engineering

working in Professor Carl Boehlert’s research group. I served as

a treasurer of the Chemical Engineering and Materials Science

Graduate Student Association during 2017. As a Graduate Leadership

Fellow, I aim to develop strategies that enhance work-life balance and wellness of

engineering graduate students. I am also currently serving as a student representative

on the CHEMS Graduate Studies Committee.

.

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women in stem fellow

Olivia M. ChesniakI am a PhD candidate in the Department of Chemistry within the

College of Natural Science. As a Leadership Fellow, I am ad-

dressing persistent gender inequities as they manifest in science,

technology, engineering, and mathematics graduate programs and

careers (STEM). My focus this year is to (1) connect existing communities of student

scientists spanning diff erent colleges at MSU and (2) to help establish spaces and

conversations where students can share their experiences, known as the Graduate

Academic Women’s Forum (GradAWF).

Graduate Student Representatives

Graduate student support and perspective is an important part of the College

administration. Graduate student represents sit on four diff erent College committees.

computing services advisory committee

Zahra MarviI am a PhD student in Electrical Engineering and the graduate student

representative for the Computing Services Advisory Committee. This

committee discusses and works toward issues related to computing

services within the College.

engineering college advisory council

Hadis NouriI am a dual PhD candidate in Civil Engineering and Computational

Mathematics, Science, and Engineering. As a graduate representative

of the Engineering College Advisory Council (ECAC), I have the op-

portunity to help my group and infl uence the decision-making process.

Furthermore, this participation provides a valuable understanding of MSU processes

and enhances my skills, especially in terms of communications and collaborations.

engineering graduate studies committee

David FilipovicI am a second-year PhD student in the Biomedical Engineering

department. As a student member of the Engineering Graduate

Studies Committee I attend biweekly Committee meetings where

we decide whether newly proposed, or changes to existing classes

and graduate programs fulfi ll the requirements of the Engineering

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Graduate School. In addition, the Committee decides on the Fitch H. Beach award

for outstanding graduate research in the College of Engineering and discusses other

matters pertaining to the College of Engineering.

engineering graduate studies committee

Ehsan AshooriI am a PhD student in Electrical and Computer Engineering and one

of the student representatives on the Engineering Graduate Studies

Committee (EGSC). While serving on EGSC, I have been involved in

discussions, fi ne tuning, and approval of new MS, PhD, or certifi cate

programs and graduate level courses, as well as the selection of

the Fitch H. Beach Award winners for outstanding graduate research.

engineering research committee

Sheryl ChauI am a PhD student from Mechanical Engineering. I have been serving

as a Graduate Student Representative on the Engineering Research

Committee for two years. The duties of the committee members

are mainly conducting panel reviews on proposals submitted by

faculty members for diff erent research funding opportunities from

the College. As a Graduate Student Representative, not only do I get to participate

in the process but I also learn a lot from other faculty committee members, such

as the items panel reviewers look for in a research proposal.

engineering research committee

Aksel SeitllariI am a third-year PhD student in Civil Engineering. I am serving as a

student member of Engineering Research Committee (ERC), which

reviews information related to the research activities of the College. As

part of this committee, I have the chance to review funding initiative

proposals and be part of the decision making process to determine

which proposals are forwarded to the Associate Dean. Being an active part of the

ERC allows me to interact with distinguished professors and gain experiences to

help me improve and achieve my future goals.

Engineering Graduate Leadership Fellow applications for

2019–2020 will be available in April.

The Graduate Leadership Fellows will be presenting at the

March 29 Graduate Lunch and Learn seminar.

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POSTERSESSION A

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Electrosystems

Engineered Surface Control of Microdischarge Breakdown Voltage ES-01 Yangyang Fu, Janez Krek, Peng Zhang, John P. Verboncoeur

Time-Dependent Multiparticle Monte Carlo Simulations of Dual-Frequency Single-Surface Multipactor

ES-02 Asif Iqbal, John P. Verboncoeur, Peng Zhang

Temporal Evolution of EEDFs in KGMf Using Boltzmann Equation Solver ES-03 Janez Krek, Yangyang Fu, John P. Verboncoeur

Hybrid Quantum-Hydrodynamics/Kinetics Model for Dense Plasma Mixtures ES-04 Lucas Stanek, Kristian Beckwith, Jeff rey Haack, Michael Murillo

Comparisons of Three-Step Model, Fowler-Dubridge Model, and a Quantum Mechanical Model for Photoemission from Metal Surfaces

ES-05 Yang Zhou, Peng Zhang

UHF Rectenna for Implanted and Free Space Communications in Biomedical Applications

ES-06 Adamantia Chletsou, Ibrahim Kagan Aksoyak, John Papapolymerou,

Ahmet Cagri Ulusoy

High-Power, High-Frequency Diamond RF Schottky Barrier Diodes ES-07 Cristian Herrera, Xenofon Konstantinou, Timothy Grotjohn, John Albrecht,

John Papapolymerou, Michael Becker, Aaron Hardy

Compact BandStop Filter Utilizing Low-Cost Solution-Cast Nanomagnetic Thin Films

ES-08 Yuxiao He, Eric Drew, Z. John Zhang, Timothy Hogan, John Papapolymerou

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Screen-Printed So� Capacitive Sensors for Spatial Mapping of Both Positive and Negative Pressures

ES-09 Hongyang Shi, Mohammed Al-Rubaiai, Christopher M. Holbrook, Jinshui Miao,

Thassyo Pinto, Chuan Wang, Xiaobo Tan

A Chip-First Approach to Millimeter-Wave Circuit Packaging ES-10 Michael Craton, John Albrecht, Premjeet Chahal, John Papapolymerou

Harmonic RFID Communication Using Conventional UHF System ES-11 Deepak Kumar, Saikat Mondal, Saranraj Karuppuswami, Yiming Deng,

Premjeet Chahal

An Analytical Model for Ultrafast Electron Emission Due to Two-Color Laser Fields ES-12 Yi Luo, Peng Zhang

Open-Loop Coherent Distributed Arrays with Widely Separated Nodes ES-13 Serge Mghabghcab, Jeff rey A. Nanzer

Crosstalk-Based Calibration for High-Accuracy Ranging Using So� ware-Defi ned Radios

ES-14 Anton Schlegel, Serge Mghabghab, Jeff rey Nanzer

Microwave Imaging Using Noise Signals ES-15 Stavros Vakalis, Jeff rey A. Nanzer

Dynamic State Estimation Aided by Machine Learning ES-16 Saleh Almasabi, Atri Bera, Joydeep Mitra

Two-Dimensional Tunneling Resistance Transmission Line Model for Parallel Carbon Nanotube Contacts

ES-17 Sneha Banerjee, John Luginsland, Peng Zhang

Absolute Detection Threshold of Vibrotactile Stimulation Pulse Width and Inter-Pulse Gap

ES-18 Yousef Gtat, Sina Parsnejad, Sidney Schrand, Heather L. Taylor,

Andrew J. Mason

Two-Surface Multipactor Susceptibility Based on Monte Carlo Simulation ES-19 Zizhuo Huang, Peng Zhang

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Robust Prognosis for Stator Insulation in Inverter-Driven Electric Machines ES-20 William Jensen, Shanelle Foster

Consumer So� ware-Defi ned Radios for Pre-Compliance Testing ES-21 William Stevers, Edward J. Rothwell

Eff ect of Obliquely Incident Linearly Polarized Electric Field on Multipactor Discharges

ES-22 De-Qi Wen, Peng Zhang, Yang-Yang Fu, Janez Krek, John P. Verboncoeur

Detecting and Tracking Community Structure in Temporal Networks: A Low-Rank + Sparse Estimation Based Evolutionary Clustering Approach

ES-23 Esraa Al-sharoa, Mahmood Al-khassaweneh, Selin Aviyente

Non-Visual Machine Recognition of Human Emotions ES-24 Sylmarie Davila-Montero, Yousef Gtat, Sina Parsnejad, Andrew J. Mason

Time Frequency Based Phase-Amplitude Coupling Measure for Neuronal Oscillations

ES-25 Tamanna Tabassum, Khan Munia, Selin Aviyente

Modeling of Battery Energy Storage Systems for System Reliability Studies ES-26 Atri Bera, Yuting Tian, Saleh Almasabi, Joydeep Mitra, Carmen Borges

Materials & Manufacturing

Electrochemical Double Layer at the Interface of Nanostructured Carbon Electrodes and Ionic Liquids

MM-01 Kirti Bhardwaj, Greg M. Swain

Molecular Dynamics Study of Intermediate Transport in Nano-Scaled Confi nement

MM-02 Kanchan Chavan, Scott Calabrese Barton

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Electrocatalytic Hydrogenation of Furfural to Value-Added Chemicals Using Low-Cost Carbon-Supported Metal Catalysts

MM-03 Manali Dhawan, Scott Calabrese Barton

Quantitative Analysis of Nanoscale Interfaces Using Atomic Force Microscopy–Scanning Electrochemical Microscopy (AFM-SECM)

MM-04 Alex Mirabal, Scott Calabrese Barton

Benchmarking of Planar (N)UNCD Field Emission Cathode: Charge, Breakdown, and Spatiotemporal Characteristics

MM-05 Schneider Mitchell , Shao Jiahang, Chen Gongxiaohui , Nikhar Tanvi,

Baryshev Sergey

3D-Printed Stretchable Strain Sensor with Application to Wind Sensing MM-06 Mohammed Al-Rubaiai, Ryohei Tsuruta, Umesh Gandhi, Chuan Wang,

Xiaobo Tan

Development of Innovative, High-Speed and Large-Scale Metal Additive Manufacturing Process Utilizing Digital Light Projection

MM-07 Hoa Nguyen, Luca Milloco, Haseung Chung, Patrick Kwon

Process Monitoring of Induction-Based Adhesively Bonded Lap-Joints MM-08 Rajendra Prasath Palanisamy, Suhail Hyder Vattathurvalapil, Oleksii Karpenko,

Yiming Deng, Mahmoodul Haq

Experimental and Numerical Study of Magnetic-Field-Assisted Finishing Using Nano-Scale Solid Lubricant and Abrasive Particles

MM-09 Bibek Poudel, Haseung Chung

The Optimization of Post-Treatments for 3D Printed Stainless Steel Structures MM-10 Yaozhong Zhang, Lucrezia Poli, Aljoscha Roch

Manufacturing Silicon Nanocrystal-PDMS with Enhanced Optical and Mechanical Properties

MM-11 Alborz Izadi, Mayank Sinha, Rebecca Anthony, Sara Roccabianca

Green Composites: Bio-Based Resins Reinforced with Cotton-Gin and Hemp Fibers MM-12 Areej Almalkawi, Mahmoodul Haq

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Mesoscale Interface and Surface Characterization by μ-XRD Mapping on Mosaic and Lateral Grown Single Crystal Diamond

MM-13 Shengyuan Bai, Elias Garratt

Flexible Ultraviolet Sensor Based on Metallic Carbon Nanotubes MM-14 Mariana Desireé Reale Batista, Sun Jin Kim, Lawrence T. Drzal, Jin-Woo Han,

Meyya Meyyappan,

Eff ect of Alloying Addition of Aluminium and Iron on Creep Resistance of Titanium-Chromium Alloy

MM-15 Harish N. Chakravarty, Carl Boehlert

Developments on the Mosaic Technique for Producing Single-Crystal Diamond Plates by Microwave Plasma Assisted Chemical Vapor Deposition

MM-16 Ramón D. Díaz, Aaron Hardy, Shengyuan Bai, Elias Garratt, Timothy Grotjohn

Polylactide and Natural Fiber Based Long-Fiber Thermoplastics (LFTs) for Automotive Interiors

MM-17 Preetam Giri, Nathan Arnold, Alper Kiziltas, Deborah Mielewski,

Ramani Narayan

ECCI-Based Characterization of Dislocation Shear in Polycrystalline Arrays During Heterogeneous Deformation in Commercially Pure Titanium

MM-18 Songyang Han, Philip Eisenlohr, Martin Crimp

Synthesis and Additive Manufacturing of Nanomaterials with Atmospheric Plasmas

MM-19 Alexander Ho, Rebecca Anthony

High-Performance Circuit Pastes for Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Applications MM-20 Genzhi Hu, Yuxi Ma, Quan Zhou, Jason D. Nicholas

Use of Reactive Nanostructured Chemicals for Si-Eutectic Modifi cation in an Aluminum Casting Alloy

MM-21 Yang Lu, Larry A. Godlewski, Jacob W. Zindel, Andre Lee, Tyler Johnson

Computational Study of Ag-Ni Brazes for Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (SOFC) Applications MM-22 Jiyun Park, Jason Nicholas, Yue Qi

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Nano-Indentation Finite Element Analysis for Thin Film Coating Mechanical Properties

MM-23 Young Kim, Qi Hua Fan

A Low-Pressure RF Plasma Method for Gold Nanoparticle Synthesis MM-24 Kyle O’Shea, Alborz Izadi, Rebecca Anthony

Microstructural Evolution with Varying Solutionizing Temperature in Allvac 718plus

MM-25 Geeta Kumari, Carl Boehlert, S. Sankaran, M. Sundararaman

Competition Between Liquid Infi ltration and Pore Crushing at Nanoscale MM-26 Mingzhe Li, Weiyi Lu

Nitrogen Doping and Graphitization Eff ects on Conductivity of Ultra-Nanocrystalline Diamond

MM-27 Tanvi Nikhar, Robert Rechenberg, Sergey V. Baryshev

A Precursor Synthesis for High-Temperature Thermosets MM-28 Aditya Patil, David Vogelsang, Jonathan Dannatt, Robert Maleczka Jr.,

Andre Lee

Field Emission Microscopy of Looped CNT Fiber MM-29 Taha Y. Posos, Steve B. Fairchild, Jeongho Park, Sergey V. Baryshev

Unraveling the Origin of the Nano-Reinforcement Eff ect of Polymer Nanocomposites in Elongational Flow

MM-30 Ruikun (Quinn) Sun, Jie Yang, Matthew Melton, Shiwang Cheng

Preparation of Graphene Nanoplatelet (GnP) Polyamide Copolymer Nanocomposite Utilizing a Hybrid Solvent/Melt Compounding Methodology

MM-31 Erik Stitt, Mahmood Haq, Lee Silverman, Lawrence Drzal

Grain Boundary Resistance in Alpha-Titanium Quantifi ed by Nanoindentation and Boundary-Aware Crystal Plasticity Modeling

MM-32 Yang Su, Claudio Zambaldi, David Mercier, Philip Eisenlohr, Thomas Bieler,

Martin Crimp

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First-Principles Prediction of Potentials and Space-Charge Layers in All-Solid-State Batteries

MM-33 Michael W. Swi� , Yue Qi

Healing Behavior of Thermoplastic Bonded Multi-Material Joints Subjected to Impact Loads

MM-34 Suhail H. Vattathurvalappil, Rajendra P. Palanisamy, Mahmoodul Haq

Interlaminar Fracture Toughness of Unidirectional and Quasi-3D Braided Composites

MM-35 Tony Wente, Wu Zhou, Xinyu Mao, Xinran Xiao

The Driving Force for Spontaneous Liquid Outfl ow from Hydrophobic Nano-Channel

MM-36 Lijiang Xu, Mingzhe Li, Weiyi Lu

Monte Carlo Simulation of the Lattice Thermal Conductivity of Deformed Superconducting Niobium

MM-37 Peng Xu, Thomas R. Bieler, Neil T. Wright

From Atomistic Understandings to the Estimation of Interfacial Binding of Li and PAA Polymer Interface

MM-38 Chi-Ta Yang, Yu-Xiao Lin, Yue Qi

Network Aging Leads to the Arrhenius-Like Dynamics of Polymer Nanocomposites

MM-39 Jie Yang, Matthew Melton, Wei Yang, Shiwang Cheng

Highly Conductive, Transparent, and Antirefl ective Pedot:PSS/ITO/Ag/ITO on Parylene C with Tunable Peak Transmittance

MM-40 Weiyang Yang, Jiajia Wu, Qi Hua Fan, Wen Li

Eff ect of Hollow Nanoparticles on Mechanical Properties of Hybrid Polyacrylamide Hydrogels

MM-41 Chi Zhan, Weiyi Lu

Degradation & Performance Studies of Atomic Layer Deposition Stabilized Nano-Composite Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Cathodes

MM-42 Yubo Zhang, Yeting Wen, Kevin Huang, Jason D. Nicholas

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Unraveling the Role of the Interfacial Polymer Layer to the Nanoreinforcement Eff ect of Polymer Nanocomposites Through Atomic Force Microscopy and Rheology

MM-43 Matthew Melton, Shiwang Cheng

Mechanics & Structures

Signifi cance of the Elastic Decoupling Assumption in Frictional Contact MS-01 Gaurav Chauda, Daniel J. Segalman

A Nonlinear Finite Element Model of Human Thigh with High Anatomical and Mechanical Fidelity

MS-02 Sheng Chen, Justin Scott, Tamara Reid Bush, Sara Roccabianca

An Integrated Sensitivity-Uncertainty Quantifi cation Framework for Stochastic Phase-Field Modeling of Material Damage

MS-03 Eduardo Moraes, Mohsen Zayernouri, Mark Meerschaert

Underwater Contactless Grooming Device for Stationary Marine Vessels MS-04 Kristina M. Kamensky, Ranjan Mukherjee, Aren M. Hellum

Eff ect of Temperature-Induced Restraint on Fire Resistance of Prestressed Concrete Beams

MS-05 Puneet Kumar, Venkatesh Kodur

Eff ect of Hole Patterns on the Tensile Strength of Perforated, Multi-Material, Single Lap Joints

MS-06 Saratchandra Kundurthi, Mahmoodul Haq

A Micro-Mechanical Approach to Model Thermal Induced Aging in Elastomers MS-07 Hamid Mohammadi, Roozbeh Dargazany

Parameter Optimization and Finite Element Modelling of Urinary Bladder Tissue MS-08 Laura Nye, Sara Roccabianca

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Predicting Poisson’s Ratio Due to Geometric Variances in Auxetic Structures MS-09 Evan Patton, Mahmood Haq

Employing the Use of Bifurcations to Measure Mechanical Properties of Thin Films

MS-10 Mayank Sinha, Alborz Izadi, Rebecca Anthony, Sara Roccabianca

Nonlinear Vibration of Fractional Viscoelastic Cantiliever Beam: Application to Structural Health Monitoring

MS-11 Pegah Varghaei, Ehsan Kharazmi, Mohsen Zayernouri

System Level Analysis of Braced Frame Structure under Design Fire Exposure MS-12 Svetha Venkatachari, Venkatesh Kodur

Characterization and Modeling of Polymeric Battery Separators MS-13 Shutian Yan, Jie Deng, Chulheung Bae, Xinran Xiao

Blast Wave Load Eff ect on the Key Morphological Features in the Brain MS-14 Atacan Yucesoy, Thomas J. Pence, Ricardo Meija-Alvarez, Adam M. Willis

Multistable Cosine-Curved Dome System for Elastic Energy Dissipation MS-15 Mansour Alturki, Rigoberto Burgueño

Kinetic to Potential Energy Transformation Using a Spring as an Intermediary: Application to the Pole Vault Problem

MS-16 Sheryl Chau, Ranjan Mukherjee

Experimental and Numerical Investigation of CO2 Dilution Eff ect on the Laminar Burning Velocities of Methane/Air Mixtures at High Temperature

MS-17 Berk Can Duva, Lauren Chance, Elisa Toulson

Enhanced Compressive and Bending Performance of Liquid Nanofoam-Filled Thin-Walled Tubes

MS-18 Fuming Yang, Mingzhe Li, Weiyi Lu

An Analytical Model to Predict the Postbuckling Response of Thin-Walled Cylindrical Shells with Non-Uniform Distributed Stiff ness

MS-19 Ali Imani Azad, Rigoberto Burgueño

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A Physically Motivated Model for Accumulated Damage of Double-Network Hydrogels

MS-20 Vahid Morovati, Roozbeh Dargazany

Shear Behavior of Ultra-High-Performance Concrete Beams without Stirrups MS-21 Roya Solhmirzaei, Venkatesh Kodur

Temperature-Induced Transient Creep Strain in Fiber Reinforced Concrete MS-22 Saleh Alogla, Venkatesh Kodur

Fire Response of Ultra-High-Performance Concrete Beams MS-23 Srishti Banerji, Venkatesh Kodur

An Image Processing Based Method to Evaluate Chip Seal Pavement Performance MS-24 Yogesh Kumbargeri, Anne Heidelberg, M. Emin Kutay, Ilker Boz

Experimental Validation of Similarity Theory on RC Beams under Fire Conditions MS-25 Haoran Lyu, Haiyan Zhang, Venkatesh Kodur

Residual Mechanical Properties of Concretes Made with Steel Fiber Taken from Waste Tires a� er Exposure to High Temperatures

MS-26 Augusto Gil, Camila Simonetti, Anderson Bauer, Fernanda Pacheco,

Bernardo Tutikian, Venkatesh Kodur

Eff ect of Temperature-Induced Bond Degradation on Response of FRP-Strengthened Concrete Beams Exposed to Fire

MS-27 Pratik Bhatt, Venkatesh Kodur

Experimental Characterization of Hybrid Bolted Joints: Eff ects of Bolt Diameter and Sleeve Material

MS-28 Salina Ramli, Andrew Valentine, Mahmood Haq

Challenges on Calibration of the MEPDG Rutting Model in Asphalt Pavements MS-29 Aksel Seitllari, Mike Lanotte, M. Emin Kutay

3-Point Bending Cylinder Test for Characterization of Fatigue Performance in Asphalt Pavements

MS-30 Aksel Seitllari, M. Emin Kutay

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Evaluating Residual Stresses in Bonded Lap Joints through Experiments and Numerical Modeling

MS-31 Syed Fahad Hassan, Suhail H. Vattathurvalappil, Rajendra P. Palanisamy,

Mahmoodul Haq

Design, Manufacturing, and Experimental Testing of a Composite Leaf-Spring Suspension Shackle Using “Tailored Fiber Alignment (TFA)”

MS-32 Martino Taff etani, Giovanni Belingardi, Mahmoodul Haq

Remodeling in the Lean and Obese Type II Diabetic Urinary Bladder MS-33 Marissa Grobbel, Matthew Lewis, Anne Tonson, Robert Wiseman,

Sara Roccabianca

Sustainability & Environment

Analytical Characterization of PLA SE-01 Moh Alhaj, Ramani Narayan

Wearable Particulate Matter Sensor for Real-Time Exposure Assessment SE-02 Ehsan Ashoori, Heyu Yin, Sina Parsnejad, Andrew J. Mason

Design and Engineering of Polyols and Polyurethane Foams from Renewable Feedstocks

SE-03 Sayli Bote, Ramani Narayan

Rethinking Hydropower: An Amazon with No New Reservoirs SE-04 Erik Brown, Raul Quispe-Abad, Norbert Mueller

Examining the Eff ects of Changing Hydrologic Regime on Fish Catch in the Mekong River Basin

SE-05 Mateo Burbano, Yadu Pokhrel

Characterization and Multi-Decadal Evolution of Extreme Amazonian Droughts SE-06 Suyog Chaudhari, Yadu Pokhrel

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Innovative Engineering Solutions to Attempt Eradication of Red Swamp Crayfi sh SE-07 Douglas Clements, Megan Beaver, Henry Frost, Xiaojing Ma

Development of a Membraneless Organic Redox Flow Battery SE-08 Korey Cook, Andre Benard

Mechano-Chemical Hydrolysis of Algal Biomass to Develop an Amino Acid Salt Absorbent for CO2 Capture

SE-09 Ashley Cutshaw, Henry Frost, Sibel Uludag-Demirer, Yan (Susie) Liu, Wei Liao

Feasibility of Nutrient and Water Recycling for Microalgae Cultivation in Photobioreactors

SE-10 Carly Daiek, Yan (Susie) Liu, Wei Liao

An Investigation into the Presence of Genes Associated with Contaminant Biodegradation Across Multiple Sites

SE-11 Hongyu Dang, Yogendra H. Kanitkar, Robert D. Stedtfeld, Paul B. Hatzinger,

Syed A. Hashsham, Alison M. Cupples

A Pilot-Scale Flow-Through System Utilizing Boron-Doped Diamond Perforated Plates for the Destruction of PFOA

SE-12 Mary Ensch, Michael F. Becker, Thomas Schuelke, Cory A. Rusinek

Environmental Assessment of Hot Mix Asphalt Pavements Modifi ed with Polymer-Coated Scrap Tire Rubber

SE-13 Angela Farina, Annick Anctil, M. Emin Kutay

Implementing an Advanced Groundwater Pumping Scheme in the Community Land Model (CLM)

SE-14 Farshid Felfelani, Yadu Pokhrel

An Environmentally Friendly One-Pot Approach to Release Mono-Sugars from Lignocellulosic Materials

SE-15 Henry Frost, Yuan Zhong, Susie Liu, Wei Liao

Eff ect of UV/H2O2 Advanced Oxidation Process on Degradation of Saxitoxin in Drinking Water Treatment Plants

SE-16 Shardula Gawankar, Rebecca H. Lahr

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Soluble Phosphorus Sorption from Tile Drainage with Natural, Waste, and Nano-Engineered Medias

SE-17 Jessica Hauda, Thiramet (Dream) Sotthiyapai, Kiran Lantrip, Megan Curtin

Ecotoxicity Assessment of Fullerene Purifi cation Process SE-18 Seyed Mohammadreza Heidari, Lucas Hardy, Annick Anctil

Cleaning Up Emulsifi ed Oil Spills in Sea Water: Assessing Microfi ltration as a Remediation Strategy

SE-19 C. A. Hejase, S. Kucuk, I. Kolesnik, J. W. Chew, V. V. Tarabara

Evaluation of the Impacts of Hydrologic Model Calibration Methods on Predictability of Ecologically Relevant Hydrologic Indices

SE-20 J. Sebastian Hernandez-Suarez, A. Pouyan Nejadhashemi, Ian M. Kropp,

Mohammad Abouali, Zhen Zhang, Kalyanmoy Deb

Evaluating Impacts of Water Age on Water Quality in a Full-Scale Green Home SE-21 Ryan Julien, Jade Mitchell

Modeling Availability and Cost of Repurposed Electric Vehicle Batteries for Residential Energy Storage Using a System Dynamics Approach

SE-22 Dipti Kamath, Taylor Stephen, Annick Anctil

A Multi-Objective Approach to Sustainable Agricultural Intensifi cation SE-23 Ian Kropp, A. Pouyan Nejadhashemi, Kalyanmoy Deb, Mohammad Abouali,

Proteek C. Roy, Gerrit Hoogenboom

Synthesis and Characterization of Maleated Thermoplastic Starch (MTPS) Blends with Copolyetser (PETG)

SE-24 Apoorva Kulkarni, Ramani Narayan

Water Chemistry Evaluation by Image Analysis on Coff ee Ring Eff ect Residue Pattern

SE-25 Xiaoyan Li, Selett Allen, Alyssa R. Sanderson, Rebecca H. Lahr

Early Detection of Potential Hepatitis A and Norovirus Outbreaks in Detroit, Michigan

SE-26 Camille McCall, Huiyun Wu, Irene Xagoraraki

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Diversity of Single-Stranded RNA Viruses Excreted in Wastewater of a Large Urban Center

SE-27 Camille McCall, Huiyun Wu, Irene Xagoraraki

Prevalence and Diversity of Human Herpesviruses in Wastewater from a Large Urban Area

SE-28 Brijen Miyani, Irene Xagoraraki

Natural Coagulants as Low-Cost Alternatives for Water Treatment in Resource-Constrained Settings: The Case for Moringa Oleifera

SE-29 Akshay Murali, Daniel J. Thomas, Rémi Gonety, Brendan S. Wrobel,

Volodymyr V. Tarabara

A Study of Aerobic and Anaerobic Biodegradation of 1,4-Dioxane Using Inocula from Agricultural Soils and Contaminated Sediments

SE-30 Vidhya Ramalingam, Alison M. Cupples

CFD Modelling of a Humidifi er for a Diff usion-Driven Desalination Unit SE-31 Clement Roy, James Klausner

Technical Challenges in Developing Reservoir Operation Schemes in Hyper-Resolution Global Hydrological Models

SE-32 Sanghoon Shin, Yadu Pokhrel

Energy Saving in Residential Buildings Associated with the Use of Transparent Organic Photovoltaics in the United States

SE-33 Siddharth Shukla, Eunsang Lee, Richard R. Lunt, Annick Anctil

Treatment of Michigan Winery Wastewater Using Adsorption Media in Gravel Vertical Flow Contactors

SE-34 Katelyn Skornia, Steven Saff erman, Umesh Adhikari, Corrine Zeeff

Treatment of Swine Manure by Anaerobic Digestion: Impacts of Using Activated Carbon on Digestability of Swine Manure and Biogas Quality

SE-35 Adam Smerigan, Sibel Uludag-Demirer, Wei Liao

Industrial-Scale Bioreactor Utilizing Tight-Pack Ejector Nozzle Formation SE-37 Ziwei Wang, R. Mark Worden

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Digging for Disease: Quantifying Microbial Risks to Children’s Health in Beach Sands

SE-38 Chelsea Weiskerger, Jade Mitchell

Watershed Bio-Surveillance for Identifi cation of Pollution Sources and Potential Disease Signals

SE-39 Huiyun Wu, Ruth Kline-Robach, Irene Xagoraraki

Fabrication and Testing of High-Power Diamond Schottky Diodes up to 1800V SE-40 Stephen Zajac, Timothy A. Grotjohn

Synergistic Integration of Gas Separation and Algal Cultivation to Capture CO2 in Air

SE-41 Yurui Zheng, Douglas Clements, Shiwang Cheng, Ya (Susie) Liu, Wei Liao

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POSTERSESSION B

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Artifi cial Intelligence,

Machine Learning & Data Science

Enriching Context Understanding and Response Paraphrasing for Neural Dialogue Generation

AIMLDS-01 Haochen Liu, Hongshen Chen, Yihong Zhao, Jiliang Tang, Dawei Yin

GraphRec_Graph Neural Networks for Social Recommendation AIMLDS-02 Wenqi Fan, Yao Ma, Qing Li, Yuan He, Eric Zhao, Jiliang Tang, Dawei Yin

Deep Reinforcement Learning for Page-Wise Recommendations AIMLDS-03 Xiangyu Zhao, Long Xia, Liang Zhang, Zhuoye Ding, Dawei Yin, Jiliang Tang

3D Driving Scene Understanding AIMLDS-04 Shengjie Zhu, Garrick Brazil

AirSense: Bringing Wi-Fi Based Activity Recognition to Smart-Home Assistants AIMLDS-05 Kamran Ali, Alex X. Liu, Kazuhito Koishida

A Predictive Extension to the Mapper Algorithm AIMLDS-06 Danielle Barnes, Jose Perea

3D Object Detection Optimised by 2D Perspective Geometry Constraints AIMLDS-07 Garrick Brazil, Xiaoming Liu

Wavelet Scattering for Predictions in Lithium-Silicon Systems AIMLDS-08 Xavier Brumwell, Paul Sinz, Kwang Jin Kim, Michael Swi� , Jialin Liu,

Yue Qi, Matthew Hirn

Modeling Gene Drive Strategies for Eradicating Malaria AIMLDS-09 Norman Chamusah, Michael Murillo

Fingerprint Presentation Attack Detection: Generalization and Effi ciency AIMLDS-10 Tarang Chugh, Anil K. Jain

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Fast and Robust Deconvolution of Tumor Infi ltrating Lymphocyte from Expression Profi les Using Least Trimmed Squares

AIMLDS-11 Yuning Hao, Ming Yan, Blake R. Heath, Yu L. Lei, Yuying Xie

Multi-Layer Scattering for Poisson Processes AIMLDS-12 Jieqian He, Matthew Hirn, Michael Perlmutter

3D Face Modeling from Diverse Raw Scan Data AIMLDS-13 Feng Liu, Tran Luan, Xiaoming Liu

Learning Hierarchical Discourse-Level Structure for Fake News Detection AIMLDS-14 Hamid Karimi, Jiliang Tang

Data Analysis for Atomic Shapes in Nuclear Science AIMLDS-15 Mehmet Kaymak, Metin Aktulga, Ron Fox, Sean Liddick

Enhancing Learning-Enabled So� ware Systems with Novelty Search to Address Environmental Uncertainty

AIMLDS-16 Michael Langford, Betty H. C. Cheng

Augmented Multi-Task Learning by Optimal Transport AIMLDS-17 Boyang Liu, Pang-Ning Tan, Jiayu Zhou

Deep Tree Learning for Zero-Shot Face Anti-Spoofi ng AIMLDS-18 Yaojie Liu, Joel Stehouwer, Amin Jourabloo, Xiaoming Liu

Multi-Dimensional Graph Convolutional Networks AIMLDS-19 Yao Ma, Suhang Wang, Charu C. Aggarwal, Dawei Yin, Jiliang Tang

OPTANE: An OPtimal Transport Algorithm for NEtwork Alignment AIMLDS-20 Farzan Masrour, Pang-Ning Tan, Abdol-Hossein Esfahanian

Algorithmic Isolation of Phyllotactic Growth Patterns AIMLDS-21 Mitchell Eithun, Daniel H. Chitwood, James Larson, Gregory Lang,

Elizabeth Munch

Fingerprint Inpainting: End-to-End Evaluation AIMLDS-22 Dinh-Luan Nguyen, Anil K. Jain

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Effi cient Seismic Event Detection Using Robust Principal Component Analysis AIMLDS-23 Ningyu Sha, Youzuo Lin, Ting Chen, Ming Yan

Tensor-Train Discriminant Analysis AIMLDS-24 Seyyid Emre Sofuoglu, Selin Aviyente

Noise Modeling, Synthesis, and Classifi cation for Generic Object Anti-Spoofi ng AIMLDS-25 Joel Stehouwer, Yaojie Liu, Amin Jourabloo, Xiaoming Liu

Using Persistent Homology to Quantify a Diurnal Cycle in Hurricane Felix AIMLDS-26 Sarah Tymochko, Elizabeth Munch, Jason Dunion, Kristen Corbosiero,

Ryan Torn

Online Multi-Lead Time Location Predictionfor Hurricane Trajectory Forecasting AIMLDS-27 Ding Wang, Boyang Liu, Pang-Ning Tan, Lifeng Luo

Recurrent Neural Network AIMLDS-28 Zhiwei Wang, Yao Ma, Dawei Yin, Jiliang Tang

Predicting ALZ-Associated Protein Biomarkers from Multiple Evidence Sources AIMLDS-29 Anna Yannakopoulos, Alison Bernstein, Irving Vega, Arjun Krishnan

Tensor-Based Feature Extraction for MRI Data Classifi cation AIMLDS-30 Ali Zare, Selin Aviyente, Mark A. Iwen, Tapabrata Maiti, Rongrong Wang

Gait Recognition via Disentangled Representation Learning AIMLDS-31 Ziyuan Zhang, Luan Tran, Xi Yin, Yousef Atoum, Xiaoming Liu, Jian Wan,

Nanxin Wang

Signed Graph Convolutional Networks AIMLDS-32 Tyler Derr, Yao Ma, Jiliang Tang

Adaptive Switching among Frameworks for Metamodeling Based Multi-Objective Optimization

AIMLDS-33 Rayan Hussein, Proteek Chandan Roy, Kalyanmoy Deb

Identifying Potential Factors Aff ecting Weigh-in-Motion (WIM) System Accuracy AIMLDS-34 Muhammad Munum Masud, Syed Waqar Haider

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PaletteViz: A Novel Exploratory Data Analysis Framework for High-Dimensional Pareto-Optimal Dataset

AIMLDS-35 A. K. M. Khaled Talukder, Kalyanmoy Deb

Computing

Spectral Element Method for Stochastic CFD and Uncertainty Quantifi cation COMP-01 Ali Akhavan-Safaei, John Foss, Mohsen Zayernouri

Performance Optimization of Reactive Molecular Dynamics Simulations on Distributed Memory Platforms

COMP-02 Abdullah Alperen, Kurt A. O’Hearn, Hasan Metin Aktulga

History-Based Resampling Algorithm for Weighted Ensemble COMP-03 Tom Dixon, Alex Dickson

Building Robust Gene Co-Expression Networks from RNA-seq Data COMP-04 Kayla Johnson, Arjun Krishnan

Variational Quantum State Diagonalization COMP-05 Ryan LaRose, Arkin Tikku, Étude O’Neel-Judy, Lukasz Cincio, Patrick J. Coles

A Genome-Wide Landscape of the Functional Basis of Complex Traits and Diseases COMP-06 Alexander McKim, Arjun Krishnan

Resampling of Ensembles by Variance Optimization COMP-07 Nazanin Donyapour, Alex Dickson

DeepSparse: Towards Reducing Data Movement on Deep Memory Hierarchy by Exploiting Computational Dependencies

COMP-08 Fazlay Rabbi, Md. Afi buzzaman, Hasan Metin Aktulga

LEAP Preconditioning for Acoustic Finite Element Solvers COMP-09 Omkar Ramachandran, Alejandro Diaz, Shanker Balasubramaniam

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A Two-Level Domain Decomposition Approach for Solving Time-Dependent Hamilton-Jacobi Equations Based on the Method of Lines Transpose

COMP-10 William Sands, Andrew Christlieb, Pierson Guthrey,

Mathialakan Thavappiragasm

Fractional Modeling of Visco-Elasto-Plastic Materials COMP-11 Jorge Suzuki, Mohsen Zayernouri

Support Estimation of Phylogenetic Tree Using SERES Resampling Approach COMP-12 Wei Wang, Kevin J. Liu

Convergence of the Fractional Adams-Bashforth/Moulton Methods for Nonlinear Fractional Diff erential Equations

COMP-13 Yongtao Zhou, Mohsen Zayernouri

Key Generation in Ransomware COMP-14 Pranshu Bajpai, Richard Enbody

An Empirical Study of Cryptographic/Security Protocol Support in Wi-Fi Smart Home IoT Devices

COMP-15 Xinyu Lei, Tian Xie, Alex X. Liu, Guan-Hua Tu

Access Control with Delegation for Smart Home Applications COMP-16 Tam Le, Matt Mutka

Multi-Objective Approach to Improve Load Balance and Blockage in mm-Wave Cellular Networks

COMP-17 Masoud Zarifneshat, Proteek Roy, Li Xiao

Optimistic Execution in Key-Value Stores COMP-18 Duong Nguyen, Aleksey Charapko, Sandeep Kulkarni, Murat Demirbas

MAPE-SAC: A Framework to Dynamically Manage Security Assurance Cases COMP-19 Matthew W. Pasco, Sharmin Jahan, Rose F. Gamble, Philip K. McKinley,

Betty H. C. Cheng,

Biased Clocks: A Novel Approach to Improve the Ability to Perform Predicate Detection with O(1) Clocks

COMP-20 Vidhya Tekken Valapil, Sandeep Kulkarni

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Isogeometric Boundary Element Method for Analysis of Acoustic Scattering Using Subdivision and Wideband MLFMA

COMP-21 Abdel Alsnayyan, Alex Diaz, Shanker Balasumbramaniam

Towards Kinetic Theory Molecular Dynamics: Wigner-Poisson System COMP-22 Matthew Link, Frank Graziani, Mark Sherlock, Andrew Christlieb,

Michael S. Murillo

Are We Safe Online? COMP-23 Ali Munir, Alex X. Liu

Modeling Aryl Hydrocarbon Receptor-Mediated Gene Regulatory Networks in the Human Liver

COMP-24 Wenjie Qi, Sudin Bhattacharya

A Fractional Subgrid-Scale Model for Turbulent Flows COMP-25 Mehdi Samiee, Mohsen Zayernouri

A Fast and Versatile Scheme for a Decoupled Electromagnetic Potential with Perfectly Conducting Boundaries

COMP-26 Mathialakan Thavappiragasam, John Luginsland, Pierson Guthrey,

Andrew Christlieb

Breaking Quadratic Time for Small Vertex Connectivity COMP-27 Danupon Nanongkai, Thatchaphol Saranurak, Sorrachai Yingchareonthawornchai

Fast and Accurate Introgression Detection COMP-28 Qiqige Wuyun, Kevin Liu

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Health, Food Safety

& Biomechanics

Remodeling the Bladder through Static Pre-Stretch HFSB-01 Chelsie Boodoo, Marissa Grobbel, Sara Roccabianca, Christina Chan

Fluid-Solid Growth Modeling of Pulmonary Vascular Tree: Establishing a Homeostatic Baseline State

HFSB-02 Hamidreza Gharahi, Seungik Baek, Vasilina Filonova, C. Alberto Figueroa

Uncertainty Analysis of Vascular Surrogate Models HFSB-03 Zhenxiang Jiang, Jongeun Choi, Seungik Baek

Biofi delic Human Head Phantoms for Studies of Blast-TBI HFSB-04 Joseph Kerwin, Suhas Vidhate, Adam M. Willis, Ricardo Mejia-Alvarez

Understanding Pelvic Tilt in Diff erent Postures with a Height Adjustable Chair HFSB-05 Archana Lamsal, Tamara Reid Bush

Polymer Foam Replication of 3D Scaff olds Using Silver-Containing Bioactive Glass HFSB-06 Adam C. Marsh, Natalia Pajares Chamorro, Xanthippi Chatzistavrou

Experimental Methods for Obtaining Mechanical Properties of the Thighs for Wheelchair Users

HFSB-07 Justin Scott, Brian Sheridan, Rick Andrus, Amy Selby, Nick Monday,

Tamara Reid Bush

Changes in Mechanical Response of the Urinary Bladder Extracellular Matrix Due to Long Term Spinal Cord Injury

HFSB-08 Tyler Tuttle, Heidi Lujan, Stephen DiCarlo, Sara Roccabianca

Infl uences of Age and Rate of Loading on Material Property and Fracture Morphology in the Porcine Femur

HFSB-09 Patrick Vaughan, Feng Wei, Roger Haut

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Pressure-Induced Damage of Pulmonary Artery HFSB-10 Seungik Baek, Yuheng Wang, Laura Nye, Marissa Grobbel, Akshay Rao,

Sara Roccabianca

Creating a Risk Model for Nosocomial Listeriosis in Cancer Patients Who Consume Ready-to-Eat Salad

HFSB-11 Carly Gomez, Bradley P. Marks, Sanja Ilic, Holly Paden, Elliot T. Ryser,

Jade Mitchell

Humidity Aff ects Salmonella Lethality and USDA FSIS Appendix A Compliance for Impingement-Cooked Meat and Poultry Products

HFSB-12 Ian Hildebrandt, Nicole Hall, Michael James, Elliot Ryser, Bradley Marks

Assessment of Bioactive Lipids in Powder Infant Formulations HFSB-13 Alice Kilvington, Mara Leimanis, Surender Rajasekaran, Ilce Medina-Meza

Breaking the MRI Sensitivity Barrier, Applying an Innovative Protein Design Approach Based on Genetic Programming

HFSB-14 Alexander Bricco, Iliya Miralavy, Micheal McMahon, Wolfgang Banzhaf,

Assaf Gilad

Controlling Neural Stem Cell Diff erentiation by Genome Editing of Transcription Factor TBR1 and TBR2 via CRISPR-Cas9

HFSB-15 Kevin Chen, S. Patrick Walton, Christina Chan

Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation Facilitates Recovery in a Rat Model of Peripheral Nerve Injury

HFSB-16 Carolina Cywiak, Ming Zhong, Galit Pelled

Direct Conversion of Astrocytes into Functional Neurons Using Ascl1 and Dlx2 HFSB-17 Bailey Winter, Samuel Daniels, Joseph Salatino, Kylie Smith, Steve Suhr,

Erin Purcell

Eff ect of Exposure Route on Threshold Levels of Concern for P. aeruginosa in Premise Plumbing Systems

HFSB-18 Kara Dean, Jade Mitchell

Developing a Noninvasive, Magnetogenetic-Based Visual Prosthesis HFSB-19 Alexander Farnum, Galit Pelled

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Modeling Genetic Diversity of Dioxin Disposition in the Liver with a Genetically Diverse Panel of Mouse Models

HFSB-20 David Filipovic, Peter Dornbos, John LaPres, Sudin Bhattacharya

Biosynthesis of an MRI Contrast Agent HFSB-21 Connor Grady, Alexander Bricco, Olivia Han, Assaf Gilad

Evolutionary Rewiring and Innovation of Large-Scale Gene Regulatory Networks by Transposable Elements

HFSB-22 Binbin Huang, Hao Wang, Jianrong Wang

A Disposable Skin Patch for Rapid Malaria Infection Detection HFSB-23 Xue (Zoe) Jiang, Peter B. Lillehoj

A 3D Printed UHF Passive RFID Tag for Embedded Applications HFSB-24 Saranraj Karuppuswami, Mohd Ifwat Mohd Ghazali, Saikat Mondal, Deepak

Kumar, Premjeet Chahal

Magnetic Field Enhanced Cold Plasma Sterilization HFSB-25 Madeline A. Mackinder, Keliang Wang, Bocong Zheng, Qi Hua Fan

Oxidative Lipidomics of the Most Consumed Home-Cooked Meats in US HFSB-26 Lisaura Maldonado-Pereira, Nama Naseem, Lisa Zou, Nicole Urrea,

Ilce Medina-Meza

A Wearable Batteryless pH Sensor for Health Monitoring HFSB-27 Saikat Mondal, Saranraj Karuppuswami, Rachel Steinhorst, Deepak Kumar,

Premjeet Chahal

Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria in the Food Industry HFSB-28 Oznur Caliskan-Aydogan, Evangelyn C. Alocilja

Extracellular Vesicle-Mediated Epigenetic Engineering for Treatment of Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus

HFSB-29 Nathan Redman, Shakhlo Aminova, Yuki Harada, Masako Harada

The Biocompatibility of Diamond Ultramicroelectrode Materials for Neural Sensing Applications

HFSB-30 Monica Setien, Cort H. Thompson, Samuel Daniels, Cory A. Rusinek , Yue Guo,

Robert Rechenberg, Michael F. Becker, Wen Li, Erin Purcell

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Synthesis of Gold Nanoparticles/DNA Conjugate as Unique Anticounterfeiting Tags and Their Rapid Detection

HFSB-31 Saad Asadullah Sharief, Nitya Kriti, Prem Chahal, Evangelyn C. Alocilja

Commercial Nebulizers as Nose-to-Brain Delivery Devices HFSB-32 Kylie Smith, Cody Pinger, Kurt Zinn

Macrophage-Derived Extracellular Vesicle-Coated Magnetic Nanoparticle Clusters for Imaging of Infl amed Tissues

HFSB-33 Victoria Toomajian, Masamitsu Kanada, Ashley Makela, Taeho Kim,

Christopher H. Contag

Mobility, Robotics

Enhancing the Performance and Safety of Autonomous Vehicles through Computational Evolution

MR-01 Robert Jared Clark, Glen A. Simon, Michael A. Langford, Betty H. C. Cheng,

Philip K. McKinley

Policies for Nonstationary Multi-Armed Bandit Problems MR-02 Lai Wei, Vaibhav Srivastava

Powertrain System Modeling for a 4WD Vehicle MR-03 Wenpeng Wei, Guoming Zhu

Apex Height Control of a Two-Mass Robot Hopping on a Viscoelastic Foundation with Inertia

MR-04 Amer Allafi , Frank B. Mathis, Ranjan Mukherjee

Inversion-free Control of Hysteresis Nonlinearity Using an Adaptive Conditional Servomechanism

MR-05 Yasir Al-Nadawi, Xiaobo Tan, Hassan Khalil

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A Seven Degree-of-Freedom Body-Machine Interface for Children with Severe Motor Impairments

MR-06 Sanders Aspelund, Sheryl Chau, Ranjan Mukherjee, Mei-Hua Lee,

Rajiv Ranganathan, Florian Kagerer

Save the Earth Against Space Invaders: Autonomous Perimeter Guarding against Radially Incoming Targets

MR-07 Shivam Bajaj, Shaunak D. Bopardikar

Actuator Failure-Tolerant Control of a Hexrotor via Multiple Models and Extended High-Gain Observers

MR-08 Connor Boss, Vaibhav Srivastava

Backstepping Control-Based Trajectory Tracking for Tail-Actuated Robotic Fish MR-09 Maria Castano, Xiaobo Tan

Backstepping-Based Trajectory Tracking with Input Constraints for Underwater Gliders

MR-10 Demetris Coleman, Maria Castaño, Xiaobo Tan

Characterization of Acoustic Detection Using a Gliding Robotic Fish as a Mobile Platform

MR-11 Osama Ennasr, Christopher Holbrook, Darryl W. Hondorp, Charles C. Krueger,

Demetris Coleman, Pratap Solanki, John Thon, Xiaobo Tan

Dynamic Optical Localization of a Mobile Robot Using Kalman Filtering-Based Position Prediction

MR-12 Jason N. Greenberg, Xiaobo Tan

Optimal Attention Allocation for Human-in-the-Loop Queues MR-13 Piyush Gupta, Vaibhav Srivastava

Sensor Positioning for Vibration Control of Flexible Wings MR-14 Tianyi He, Guoming Zhu, Sean Swei, Weihua Su

Orbital Stabilization for a Class of Underactuated Systems MR-15 Nilay Kant, Ranjan Mukherjee, Hassan Khalil

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Model-Assisted Iterative Calibration of Internal Combustion Engine Using Evolutionary Optimization

MR-16 Anuj Pal, Guoming Zhu

A Snake Robot for Distributed Pipeline In-Line Inspection MR-17 Xinda Qi, Thassyo Pinto, Mohand Alzuhiri, Yiming Deng, Xiaobo Tan

Modeling and LPV Control Design for EGR Valves with Dry Friction MR-18 Shen Qu, Tianyi He, Guoming G. Zhu

Underwater ROV for Diver Assistance and Local Exploration MR-19 Pearce Reickert, Ryan Radawiec, Thomas Bos, Xiaobo Tan

Angular Acceleration Sensor Inspired by the Vestibular System MR-20 Montassar Aidi Sharif, Xiaobo Tan

Evolving Controllers for So� Pneumatic Actuators Using FEM-Based Simulators MR-21 Thassyo Pinto, Arend Hintze, Christoph Adami, Xiaobo Tan

Control Algorithm Applied on Mini Segway MR-22 Yingxu Wang, George Zhu

Study on Willingness to Use Non-Motorized Modes in a Tier 3 City: A Case Study in India

MR-23 Anshu Bamney, Devrishi Tiwari

Investigation of Reaction Time and Deceleration Rates During Crash and Near-Crash Events Using Naturalistic Driving Data

MR-24 Qiuqi Cai, Peter T. Savolainen

Safety Performance of Median U-Turn Conversions in Michigan MR-25 Meghna Chakraborty, Steven Stapleton, Jonathan J. Kay, Timothy J. Gates

Safety Eff ectiveness of All-Electronic Toll Collection Systems MR-26 Meghna Chakraborty, Steven Stapleton, Mehrnaz Ghamami, Timothy J. Gates

Relationship Between Safety and Access Density on Urban Two-Lane Non-Freeway Segments

MR-27 Meghna Chakraborty, Peter T. Savolainen, Nusayba Megat Johari,

Jonathan J. Kay, Timothy J. Gates

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Safety Performance of Rural Curved Corner Intersections MR-28 Anthony Ingle, Timothy Gates

Impact of Technological Advancements on Optimal Placement of Electric Vehicle Charging Station Infrastructure in Intercity Networks

MR-29 Mohammadreza Kavianipour, MohammadHossein (Sam) Shojaei,

Fatemeh Fakhrmoosavi, Mehrnaz Ghamami, Ali Zockaie

Estimating Network Fundamental Diagrams in Heterogeneous Networks with Stochastic Demand and Supply: A Mixed Lagrangian-Eulerian Approach

MR-30 Mohammadreza Kavianipour, Ramin Saedi, Ali Zockaie, Meead Saberi

Exploring Determinants of Electric Vehicle Adoption through Logistic Regression and Genetic Programming

MR-31 Mohammadreza Kavianipour, MohammadHossein (Sam) Shojaie, Iliya Miralavi,

Mehrnaz Ghamami, Sharlissa Moore, Wolfgang Banzhaf, Annick Anctil

Comparing the Operational Effi ciency of Signalized Intersections with Exclusive and Concurrent Pedestrian Phase Operations Considering Pedestrian Non-Compliance

MR-32 Md. Shakir Mahmud, Mark J. Magalotti

Examining Safety on Two-Lane and Multilane Highways in Consideration of Access Spacing

MR-33 Raha Hamzeie, Megat-Usamah Megat-Johari, I� in Thompson,

Timothy P. Barrette, Trevor Kirsch, Peter T. Savolainen

Exploring an Equitable Congestion Pricing Scheme Considering Travel Time Reliability for Multi-Class Users

MR-34 Fatemeh Fakhrmoosavi, Ali Zockaie

Investigating Driver- and Site-Specifi c Factors Associated with Cell Phone Usage Rate by Drivers

MR-35 Fatemeh Fakhrmoosavi, Mohammad Kavianipour, Peter Savolainen

Electric Vehicle Charger Placement Optimization in Michigan Considering Seasonal Traffi c Demand Variations and Battery Performance

MR-36 Fatemeh Fakhrmoosavi, Mohammadreza Kavianipour,

MohammadHossein (Sam) Shojaei, Mehrnaz Ghamami, Ali Zockaie

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One- and Two-Dimensional Stochastic Macroscopic Model of Traffi c Flow on Highways

MR-37 Hadis Nouri, Mohsen Zayernouri, Timothy Gates

Investigating Weather Impacts on Network-Wide Traffi c Flow Relationships MR-38 Ramin Saedi, Ali Zockaie

Evaluation of a Collision Avoidance and Mitigation System on Snowplows MR-39 Ramin Saedi, Rajat Verma, Ali Zockaie, Timothy J. Gates, Peter T. Savolainen

Investigating Commuting-Oriented Outlooks on a Multimodal Transportation System with Shared Conventional and Electric Bicycles

MR-40 Sam Shojaei, Mehrnaz Ghamami, Meead Saberi

Capturing User Preferences towards a Mixed Fleet Bike-Sharing System under Varied Weather and Air Pollution Conditions: A Case Study of Michigan State University

MR-41 Sam Shojaei, Megat Johari, Peter Savolainen, Mehrnaz Ghamami

Challenges of Electric Autonomous Vehicles in a Shared Mobility System MR-42 Harprinderjot Singh, Mehrnaz Ghamami

Estimating the Overall Impact of Autonomous and Shared Autonomous Vehicles on Transportation Systems

MR-43 Harprinderjot Singh, Mehrnaz Ghamami, Hadis Nouri, Timothy Gates

Characteristics Contributing to Vehicle-Deer Crashes on Rural Two-Lane Roadways in Michigan

MR-44 Steven Stapleton, Anthony Ingle, Timothy Gates

Behavioral Analysis of Drivers Following Snowplows Enabled with Collision Avoidance System

MR-45 Rajat Verma, Ramin Saedi, Ali Zockaie, Timothy J. Gates

Evaluation of Large-Scale Speed Limit Increase on Traffi c Operation and Safety on Freeways and Two-Lane Highways

MR-46 Rajat Verma, Md. Shakir Mahmud, Timothy J. Gates

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