Kenneth Liechti

Professor Emeritus

University of Texas at Austin

United States

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Professor Emeritus Kenneth Liechti is a faculty member at The University of Texas at Austin, USA. His research areas encompass materials science and engineering, focusing on adhesion energy, interfacial traction-separation relations, and the mechanical properties of advanced materials. Recent contributions include studies on Kagome networks, thermoplastic joints, and graphene applications in electronics.

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Rui Huang

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University of Texas at Austin

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University of Massachusetts Amherst

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University of Texas at Austin

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A numerical study on tensile strength of low-density Kagome networks made of brittle fibers

Bending of fusion-bonded thermoplastic single lap joints

Photoswitchable Liquid Crystal Elastomer Adhesives Operating at Room Temperature

Optimal dual actuator loading configurations for extracting mixed-mode cohesive relations from interacting beams

Direct Metal-Free Growth and Dry Separation of Bilayer Graphene on Sapphire: Implications for Electronic Applications

A method to estimate adhesion energy of as-grown graphene in a roll-to-roll dry transfer process

Analysis of thin layers with interphases

Data driven modeling of interfacial traction–separation relations using a thermodynamically consistent neural network

Understanding the role of crosslink density and linear viscoelasticity on the shear failure of pressure-sensitive-adhesives

Deep-green inversion to extract traction-separation relations at material interfaces

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Rui Huang

Dmitry Kireev

Deji Akinwande

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