Lifeng Wang

Associate Professor

Stony Brook University

United States

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Dr. Lifeng Wang is an Associate Professor at Stony Brook University in the United States. His research areas include machine learning applications in engineering, mechanical design principles of biological structures, and the properties of advanced materials. Recent articles authored by Dr. Wang explore topics such as load sensing for smart skins, stiffness optimization of metamaterials, and the mechanical characteristics of composite materials.

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Carl Goodrich

Institute of Science and Technology Austria

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Ling Li

Assistant Professor

Virginia Tech

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University of Pennsylvania

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Articles (13)

Machine Learning–Based Multi‐Point Load Sensing for Smart Skins

Mechanical design principles of avian eggshells for survivability

Auxetic and failure characteristics of composite stacked origami cellular materials under compression

Machine learning-based stiffness optimization of digital composite metamaterials with desired positive or negative Poisson's ratio

Elastic anisotropy and wave propagation properties of multifunctional hollow sphere foams

Microscopic origins of the crystallographically preferred growth in evaporation-induced colloidal crystals

Theoretical prediction of effective stiffness of nonwoven fibrous networks with straight and curved nanofibers

The Shape of Heavy Droplets on Superhydrophobic Surfaces

Tough and Strong: Cross-Lamella Design Imparts Multifunctionality to Biomimetic Nacre

Engineering lattice metamaterials for extreme property, programmability, and multifunctionality

Combination of stiffness, strength, and toughness in 3D printed interlocking nacre-like composites

Enhancing indentation and impact resistance in auxetic composite materials

Machine learning-based design and optimization of curved beams for multistable structures and metamaterials

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Carl Goodrich

Ling Li

Zian Jia

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