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ASNT Foundation Fellowship

Advancing research and innovation in nondestructive testing

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The ASNT Foundation Fellowship Program is dedicated to advancing research and innovation in the field of nondestructive testing (NDT). By supporting graduate students and early-career professionals, we aim to foster the next generation of NDT leaders and researchers. Our fellowships provide vital funding to explore groundbreaking ideas, develop new technologies, and contribute to the growth and excellence of the NDT community.

Form of Award

$20,000 in funding.

  • Recipients and non-recipients will be notified after the Awards Council evaluates all proposal submissions.

  • Funding begins in July. The funds are directed to the contracting office of the university or college department of the recipient for disbursal as described in the proposal.

  • Recognition of selected awardees are presented at the ASNT Annual Conference. 

  • The Fellowship student recipient has the option to present their findings at an ASNT symposium, either virtually or in person, following the completion of the research. ASNT's Program Specialist will provide deadlines for presentation submission.

  • A paper on the completed research must be submitted to ASNT no later than 24 months after the start date indicated on the proposal. You will have the option to submit your paper to Materials Evaluation (ME) or Research in Nondestructive Evaluation (RNDE).

Eligibility

Academic institutions in the US with graduate educational research programs are eligible for the Fellowship Award. ASNT membership is not required for eligibility.

Selection

Up to five recipients are selected annually. Submissions are critically reviewed on the contents and quality using the following guidelines:

  • How novel is the research

  • Value of potential contribution

  • Soundness of technical approach

  • Scope of the proposed research effort

  • Potential for successful completion

  • Adequacy of the proposal team

  • Adequacy of the facilities

Application

The application should be in the form of a proposal for a graduate level research project from the university outlining what the program or graduate study activity will consist of and how long they will manage the Fellowship. All Fellowship proposals should be formatted as follows:

  • Length: The proposal, with all supporting materials, should not exceed 20 one-sided pages.

  • Title Page: Should list the title, school name, the faculty member(s) submitting the proposal, the name of the students, mailing address, telephone number, and email address. It should also specify the anticipated start date, estimated date of completion, and to whom the funds are to be disbursed.

  • Abstract: A brief executive summary of the nature and scope of the research to be performed.

  • Research Proposal: This should contain a detailed description of the graduate research project, indicating the objectives, planned approach, and expected results.

  • Program of Study: Provide a brief description of the actual or typical program of study of the student. A brief catalog description of the indicated courses is helpful.

  • Research Facilities: This should include a description of the research facilities, equipment, and other appropriate resources available for use on this project.

  • Budget: This should indicate the resources dedicated to the project. The proposed use of ASNT Fellowship funds should be indicated explicitly. None of the ASNT Fellowship funds can be used for overhead or indirect institution expenses.

  • Background Information: This should include a resume or background information for both the faculty advisor(s) and the student.

Submit an Application 

Recipients

2023

  • Michigan State University: "Harmonic Imaging - Theoretical and Experimental method"

    • Sunil Kishore Chakprani, PhD, Faculty

    • Yoganandh Madhuranthakam, Student

  • Pennsylvania State University: "Detection of subwavelength cracks in anisotropic silicon using high frequency focused ultrasound"

    • Andrea Arguelles, PhD, Faculty

    • Lauren Katch, Student

  • Southern Illinois University Carbondale: "Convolutional Neural Networks for Additive Manufacturing Defect Detection"

    • Tsuchin Philip Chu, PhD, Faculty

    • Connor Seavers, Student

  • University of Pittsburgh: "Vibration Nondestructive Testing of Continuous Welded Rails"

    • Piervincenzo Rizzo, PhD, Faculty

    • Alireza Enshaeian, Student

  • University of Texas at Austin: "A Sensing System for Monitoring Dry Shielded Canisters"

    • Salvatore Salamone, PhD, Faculty

    • Guan-Wei Lee, Student

2022

  • New York University: "In Process Non-Destructive Testing and Evaluation for Defect Detection in Additive Manufacturing"

    • Nikhil Gupta, PhD, Faculty

    • Youssef AbouelNour, Student

  • Georgia Southern University: “Resonance-Based NDE and Material Properties Correlation Quantification for NDE 4.0 Applications”

    • Hossein Taheri, PhD, Faculty

    • Nathan Widem, Student

  • Michigan State University: “In-Situ Curing Process Monitoring in Polymers Using Portable Ultrasound Sensor”

    • Mahmoodul Haq, PhD, Faculty

    • Shashank Sisodia, Student

  • University of Maryland: “Vibration Monitoring of Rotating Wind Turbine Blades Using Novel Image-based Tracking Continuous Scanning Laser Doppler Vibrometry”

    • Weidong Zhu, PhD, Faculty

    • Linfeng Lyu, Student

  • Pennsylvania State University: Improved Modeling of Ultrasonic Propagation for Non-Destructive Characterization of Complex Materials”

    • Christopher M. Kube, PhD, Faculty

    • Anubhav Roy, Student

2021

  • Georgia Institute of Technology: "Computed Tomography-based Structural Modeling for NDE of Additively Manufactured Lattices"

    • Christopher Saldana, PhD, Faculty

    • Elliott W. Jost, Student

  • Iowa State University: “Corrugated Sensing Skin for Continuous Monitoring of Welds”

    • Simon Laflamme and David Eisenmann, PhD, Faculty

    • Han Liu, Student

  • Michigan State University: “Design of Metamaterial Lens for Enhancing Far Field Microwave Imaging Resolution”

    • Lalita Udpa, PhD, Faculty

    • Srijan Datta, Student

  • Michigan State University: “Application of Guided Waves for Controlled Electromagnetic Targeted Heating of Continuous Bond Line”

    • Yiming Deng, PhD, and Mahmoodul Haq, PhD, Faculty

    • Rajendra Prasath Palanisamy, Student

  • New Mexico State University: “Developing Bio-inspired Tap-testing for Inspection of Wooden Structures”

    • Ehsan Dehghan-Niri, PhD, Faculty

    • Hamidreza Nemati, Student

2020

  • Iowa State University: "Bayesian and data fusion approaches to improve real-time capabilities of in-situ NDE via a thermal imaging case study on a hybrid machine.”

    • Zhan Zhang and Hantang Qin, Faculty

    • Xiao Zhang, Graduate Student

  • New Mexico State University: "Evaluation of Rolling Contact Fatigue (RCF) cracks on railheads using nonlinear ultrasound in phase-space domain.”

    • Dr. Ehsan Dehghan-Niri, Faculty

    • Sina Zamen, Graduate Student

  • Southern Illinois University: "Ultrasonic Characteristics of Residual Stress in Additively Manufactured Components.”

    • Dr. Tsuchin Philip Chu, Faculty

    • Merrill Dennison, Graduate Student

  • University of Maryland: "Early prediction of fatigue failure and remaining useful life estimation of CFRP materials based on acoustic emission waveform information entropy.”

    • Mohammad Modarres, Faculty

    • Seyed Foad Karimian, Graduate Student

  • University of Pittsburgh: "An integrated NDT system to characterize rocks.”

    • Dr. Piervincenzo Rizzo and Dr. Andrew Bunger, Faculty

    • Yuhui Zeng, Graduate Student

2019

  • Iowa State University: "A Hybrid Non-Destructive Evaluation Probe for Characterization of Oxidized Nuclear Fuel Cladding Alloys"

    • Nicola Bowler, Professor

    • Trishelle Copeland-Jones, Graduate Student

  • Pennsylvania State University: "Linear and Nonlinear Resonance Ultrasonic Spectroscopy for Real-time Process Control of Additively Manufactured Parts"

    • Parisa Shokouhi and Jacques Riviere, Professors

    • Prabhakaran Manogharan, Graduate Student

  • Southern Illinois University: "Critical Porosity Defect Analysis Using Various Modes of Ultrasonic Immersion Testing"

    • Dr. Tsuchin Philip Chu, Professor

    • Connor Seavers, Graduate Student

  • University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign: "Identification of internal damage mechanisms in metallic glasses via in-situ acoustic emission"

    • Robert Maass, Professor

    • Amlan Das, Graduate Student

  • University of Pittsburgh: "Nonlinear Solitary Waves for the Detection of Corrosion at any Temperature"

    • Piervincenzo Rizzo, Professor

    • Hoda Jalali, Graduate Student

2018

  • University of Texas at Austin: “MEWR – A bio-inspired probabilistic framework for structural health monitoring of complex structures.”

    • Dr. Salvatore Salamone, Professor

    • Arvin Ebrahimkhanlou, Graduate Student

  • Portland State University: “Early-Detection of ASR deterioration in laboratory concrete specimens using full-waveform ultrasonic monitoring.”

    • Dr. Thomas Schumacher & Dr. Jason Ideker, Professors

    • Ali Hafiz, Graduate Student

  • Drexel University: “Identification of Water Pipe Material Based on Stress Wave Propagation.”

    • Dr. Kurt Sjoblom & Dr. Ivan Bartoli, Professors

    • Peyman Aminpour, Graduate Student

  • Georgia Institute of Technology: “Development of a comparison model between second harmonic generation and nonlinear resonant ultrasound spectroscopy to improve material characterization.”

    • Lawrence Jacobs, Professor

    • Katherine Marie Scott, Graduate Student

  • Iowa State University: “Surface Sensing-Based Technique for Nondestructive Evaluation and Prediction in Additive Manufacturing”

    • An Chen & Simon Laflamme, Professors

    • Jin Yan, Graduate Student

2017

  • Brigham Young University: “Vertical Impedance Scanner for Non-destructive Concrete Bridge Deck Assessment without Direct Rebar Attachment.”

    • Dr. Brian Mazzeo, Professor

    • Jeffrey Barton, Graduate Student

  • Texas A&M University: “Ground Penetrating Radar as a Quality Assurance Tool in Hot-Mix Asphalt Road Construction.”

    • Dr. Dallas Little, Professor & Stephen Sebesta, Technical Advisor

    • Bryan Wilson, Graduate Student

  • Virginia Tech: “Seismic NDT for High-Frequency, in SITU Diagnosis of Civil Structures”

    • Dr. Pablo Tarazaga, Professor

    • Rodrigo Sarlo, Graduate Student

  • Michigan State University: ” A Hybrid Electromagnetic Imaging System (HEMIS) for rapid inspection of composites”

    • Dr. Lalita Udpa, Professor

    • Saptarshi Mukherjee, Graduate Student

  • Missouri University of Science and Technology: “Millimeter Wave Evaluation of Surface-Breaking Cracks in the Presence of Significant Surface Corrosion”

    • Dr. Reza Zoughi, Professor

    • John Gallion, Graduate Student

2016

  • University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign: “Nondestructive Evaluation/Characterization of High Temperature Hydrogen Attack in Carbon Steels.”

    • Henrique Reis, Professor

    • John Conway, Graduate Student

  • Pennsylvania State University “Robot-Delivered Laser Ultrasonics System for Inspection of Stress Corrosion Cracking in Harsh Environments”

    • Dr. Cliff Lissenden & Dr. Sungho Choi, Professors

    • Mostafa Hasanian, Graduate Student

  • Iowa State University: “Study of a Smart Concrete for Enhanced NDT of Large-Scale Structures”

    • Dr. Simon Laflamme & Dr. Kejin Wang, Professors

    • Irvin Pinto, Graduate Student

  • Michigan State University: “Hybrid Acousto-optic Health Monitoring of Structural Composites”

    • Dr. Mahmoodul Haq, Professor

    • Oleksii Karpenko, Graduate Student

  • Iowa State University: ”Wavefield Modeling and Propagation of Ultrasound for Additive Manufacturing Materials”

    • Timothy Bigelow & Dr. Leonard Bond, Professors

    • Hossein Taheri, Graduate Student

2015

  • Northwestern University: “Nanoscale Nondestructive Metrology of Nanoelectrics using Picosecond Ultrasonic Near-Field Optical Microscopy”

    • Oluwaseyi Balogun, Professor

    • Xiang Chen, Graduate Student

  • Missouri University of Science & Technology: “Active Microwave Thermography for Nondestructive Evaluation of FRP-Rehabilitated Concrete Structures”

    • Kristen M. Donnell & Lesley H. Sneed, Professors

    • Ali Foudazi, Graduate Student

  • North Carolina State University: “Large-Area Electrical Resistance Tomography Based Sensing Skin for Reinforced Concrete Structures”

    • Mohammad Pour-Ghaz & Reza Rashetnia, Professors

  • North Carolina State University: “High-density Fiber Bragg Grating Sensing Networks for NDE of Composite Materials”

    • Kara Peters, Professor

    • William Stewart, Graduate Student

  • University of Pittsburgh

    • Dr. Piervincenzo Rizzo & Amir Nasrollahi, Professors

2014

  • Drexel University: “Unmanned Aerial Vehicle for Infrastructure Evaluation”

    • Antonios Kontsos & Ivan Bartoli, Professors

    • Andrew Ellenberg, Graduate Student

  • Iowa State University of Science & Technology Center for NDE: “A Self-Adhesive Capacitive Sensor for Nuclear Power Plant Cables Monitoring”

    • Nicola Bowler, Professor

    • Weixing Sun, Graduate Student

  • Michigan State University: “Microwave Tomography Using Metamaterial-Inspired Reflect Array”

    • Prem Chahal, Professor

    • Amin Tayebi, Graduate Student

  • Missouri University of Science & Technology: “Evaluation of Glass-Fiber Reinforced Polymer Composites Using Frequency Selective Surfaces”

    • Kristen M. Donnell & Edward Kinzel, Professors

    • Dustin Pieper, Graduate Student

2013

  • Iowa State University: “High Intensity Probe for Magnetic Non-destructive Evaluation”

    • David Jiles & Ikenna Cajetan Nlebedim, Professors

    • Neelam Prabhu Gaunkar, Graduate Student

  • Michigan State University: “Structural Health Monitoring using THz Metamaterial Sensors”

    • Premjeet Chahal, Professor

    • Kyoung Park, Graduate Student

  • The Texas A&M University: “Condition Assessment of Bridge Post-Tensioning Using NDE Methonds”

    • Stefan Hurlebaus, Professor

    • Joshua White, Graduate Student

2012

  • Georgia Institute of Technology: “Load‐enhanced Methods for Lamb Wave in situ NDE of Complex Components”

    • Jennifer Michaels, professor

    • Xin Chen, graduate student

  • Iowa State University: “Dielectrometry Sensors for NDE of Glass‐fiber Polymer‐matrix Composites”

    • Nicola Bowler, professor

    • Robert Sheldon, graduate student

  • University of Illinois at Urbana‐Champaign: “Nondestructive In‐place Condition Assessment of Concrete Rail Ties using Air‐coupled Ultrasound”

    • John Popovics, professor

    • Suyun Ham, graduate student

  • University of Texas at Austin: “Analysis and Development of a Focused Spark Source for Air‐coupled Ultrasonic NDT”

    • Jinying Zhu & Michael Haberman, professors

    • Yi‐Te Tsai, graduate student

  • West Virginia University: “In Vivo Nanosensors for Defect Identification using Flexible, Optically Transparent, Deformation Responsive Wrinkled Single‐walled Carbon Nanotube Meshes”

    • Daneesh Simien, professor

    • Pallavi Anipindi, graduate student

2011

  • Georgia Institute of Technology: “Non‐Destructive Testing of Thermally Exposed Nickel‐Base Superalloys via Electrical Resistivity Testing and Neutron Scattering Experiments”

    • Rosario Gerhardt, professor

    • Ricky Whelchel, graduate student

  • Massachusetts Institute of Technology: “Remote Detection of Damage in FRP‐retrofitted Concrete Structures Using Acoustic‐Laser Vibrometry”

    • Oral Buyukozturk, professor

    • Justin Chen, graduate student

  • Michigan State University: “Wireless Ultrasonic Sensor Network Systems for Online Monitoring”

    • Lalita Udpa, professor

    • Gerges Dibs, graduate student

  • The Pennsylvania State University: “A Novel Ultrasonic Vibration Nondestructive Evaluation Technique”

    • Joseph Rose, professor

    • Cody Borigo, graduate student

  • University of Illinois at Urbana‐Champaign: “X‐Ray Tomographic and Ultrasonic Velocity and Attenuation Measurements of Wooden Blocks Exposed to Controlled Decay”

    • Henrique Reis, professor

    • Megan McGovern, graduate student

2010

  • Case Western Reserve University: “Advanced NDT Technology for Preventing Freezing Damage of Early‐stage Concrete”

    • Xiong (Bill) Yu, professor

    • Chen‐Yuan Chung, graduate student

  • Michigan State University: “Time Reversal Microwave Studies for NDE of Composite Structures”

    • Lalita Udpa, professor

    • Charles Bardel, graduate student

  • Missouri University of Science and Technology: “Improving Efficiency of Microwave Imaging Systems Using Compressive Sensing Technology”

    • Yahong Rosa Zheng & Reza Zoughi, professors

    • Hamed Kajbaf, graduate student

  • Southern Illinois University, Carbondale: “Intelligent Nondestructive Evaluation Expert System for Aircraft Carbon/Carbon Composite Brakes Using Infrared Thermography and Air‐coupled Ultrasound”

    • Tsuchin Philip Chu, professor

    • Anish Poudel, graduate student

  • University of California, San Diego: “Stress Prediction through Nonlinear Ultrasonics in Waveguides”

    • Francesco Lanza di Scalea, professo

    • Robert Phillips, graduate student

2009

  • Iowa State University: “Quantitative Capacitive NDE for Materials Characterization”

    • Nicola Bowler, professor

    • Tianming Chen, graduate student

  • Missouri University of Science and Technology: “Extension of Microwave and Millimeter Wave Synthetic Aperture and Holographic (3D) Imaging to Complex Composite Structures”

    • Reza Zoughi, professor

    • Mojtaba Fallahpour, graduate student

  • Pennsylvania State University: “Defect Characterization Potential in Buried Pipe with Ultrasonic Guided Waves”

    • Joseph L. Rose, professor

    • Jia Hua, graduate student

  • University of Pittsburgh: “Highly Nonlinear Solitary Waves for NDT of Civil Structures”

    • Piervincenzo Rizzo, professor

    • Xianglei Ni, graduate student

  • Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University: “Global/Local Distributed Strain/Temperature Measurements in Composite Materials”

    • John C. Duke, Jr., professor

    • Douglas A. Harold, graduate student

2008

  • Massachusetts Institute of Technology: “Far‐Field Airborne Radar for the Condition Assessment of Critical Civil Infrastructures Pipeline”

    • Oral Buyukozturk, professor

    • Tzu-Yang Yu, graduate student

  • University of Missouri – Columbia: “Raman Spectroscopy for the Nondestructive Testing of Composite Materials”

    • Glenn A. Washer, professor

    • Frank D. Blum, Jr., graduate student

  • Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University: “Development of an NDE Tool for SHM of Advanced Fiber reinforced Composite Material Components”

    • John C. Duke, professor

    • Arnab Gupta, graduate student

2007

  • Pennsylvania State University: “Improved Performance of Long‐Range Guided‐Wave Ultrasonic Inspection of Pipeline”

    • Joseph L. Rose, professor

    • Jason K. Van Velsor, graduate student

  • Stevens Institute of Technology: “Fabrication and Characterization of Nano AFCs as Acoustic Emission Sensor”

    • Yong Shi, professor

    • Shiyou Xu, graduate student

  • University of Maryland, Baltimore County: “Vibration‐Based Structural Damage Detection with Application to Joint Damage Detection”

    • Weidong Zhu, professor

    • Kun He, graduate student

2006

  • Iowa State University: “Air‐Coupled Ultrasonic Inspection of a Carbon Composite Wing Spur – An Industrial Application”

    • David K. Hsu, professor

    • Adam H. Kite, graduate student

  • University of California – San Diego: “Built‐in System for the Structural Health Monitoring of Adhesively‐ Bonded Components in Aerospace Structures”

    • Francesco Lanza di Scalea, professor

    • Ivan Bartoli, graduate student

  • University of Missouri – Rolla: “Combination of Chirped Microwave and Embedded Modulated Scatterer Techniques for Composite Inspection”

    • Reza Zoughi, professor

    • Kristen M. Muñoz, graduate student

2005

  • Brigham Young University: “D‐fiber for Multidimensional Sensor Applications”

    • Richard H. Selfridge & Stephen M. Schultz, professors

    • Tyson Lee Lowder, graduate student

  • Colorado School of Mines: “Real‐Time Determination of Solid Fraction in Semi‐solid Metal Melts Using Ultrasound Techniques”

    • David L. Olson & Patricio F. Mendez, professors

    • Joshua E. Jackson, graduate student

  • Pennsylvania State University: “An Optimized Sensor Grid for Structural Health Monitoring of Modern Aircraft”

    • Joseph L. Rose, professor

    • Huidong Gao, graduate student

2004

  • Colorado School of Mines: “Nondestructive Determination of Nitrogen and Thermally Induced Stress in Austenitic Stainless Steel Weldments Utilizing the Seebeck Effect”

    • David L. Olson, professor

    • Angelique N. Lasseigne, student

  • Michigan State University: “Application of Finite Element Modeling for Magnetooptic Imaging”

    • Lalita Udpa, professor

    • Xin Liu, student

  • University of Missouri – Rolla: “High Resolution Three Dimensional Microwave and Millimeter Wave Imaging”

    • Reza Zoughi, professor

    • Rajesh Koganti, student

2003

  • Iowa State University: “A Novel Nondestructive Testing Approach for Evaluating the Integrity of Superconducting Layered Structures (Planar and Cylindrical Formations)”

    • Mani Mina, professor

    • Norm Anderson, graduate student

  • Pennsylvania State University: “Guided Wave Tuning for Enhanced Tomographic Imaging”

    • Joseph L. Rose, professor

    • Bian Hongxin, graduate student

  • University of Cincinnati: “Nondestructive Testing and Evaluation of Bridges: Development of Modal Test Calibrated Modeling and Rating Software Tools”

    • Arthur Helmicki and James Swanson, professors

    • Scott Kangas and Xiaoyi Wang, graduate students

2002

  • University of California at San Diego: “Load Measurement and Health Monitoring in Cable Stays via Guided Wave Magnetostrictive Ultrasonics”

    • Francesco Lanza di Scalea, professor

    • Piervincenzo Rizzo, graduate student

  • University of Missouri at Rolla: “Microwave Evaluation of Cyclical Chloride Ingress in Mortar”

    • Reza Zoughi, professor

    • Kristen Muñoz, graduate student

2001

  • University of Akron: “A Transmission Line Model (TLM) for Microwave Nondestructive Evaluation”

    • Nathan Ida, professor

    • Razvan Ciocan, graduate student

  • Johns Hopkins University: “Noncontact and Remote Methods for Railroad Track Inspection and Long Range Detection for Broken Rails”

    • Robert E. Green, Jr., professor

    • Shant Kenderian, graduate student

  • Dartmouth College: “Damage Localization in Smart Structures Using Vibration‐Based Nondestructive Evaluation Metrics”

    • Laura R. Ray, professor

    • Bong-Hwan Koh, graduate student

2000

  • Pennsylvania State University: “Guided Wave Frequency and Phase Velocity Tuning for Remote Detection of Hidden Defects in Aircraft Structure”

    • Joseph Rose, professor

    • Thomas R. Hay, graduate student

  • Colorado State University: “Crack Dimensional Analysis and Modeling Optimization of Tight Crack Detection in Metals Using Coaxial Sensors at Microwave Frequencies”

    • Reza Zoughi, professor

    • Narisi Wang, graduate student

  • Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University: “Health Monitoring of an FRP Bridge Deck”

    • John C. Duke, professor

    • Marybeth Miceli, graduate student

1999

  • State University of New York at Buffalo: “A Nondestructive Magnetic Testing Method for Assessment of Mechanical Properties and Materials Damage in Ferritic Steels”

    • Harsh Chopra and Robert Wetherhold, professors

    • Kevin Kankolenski and David Yang, graduate students

  • The Georgia Institute for Technology: “Nondestructive Measurement of Residual Stresses in Crystals by Automatic Near Infrared Photoelasticity”

    • Steven Danyluk, professor

    • Tieyu Zheng, graduate student

  • Johns Hopkins University: “High Resolution Laser Ultrasonic C‐scan of Protective Coatings”

    • James Spicer, professor

    • Christopher Richardson, graduate student

1998

  • Colorado State University: “Microwave Analysis and Modeling of Surface Crack Detection in Metals Using Open‐ended Coaxial Lines”

    • Reza Zoughi, professor

    • Yong Wang, graduate student

  • Johns Hopkins University: “NDE of Ultra‐light Metals”

    • Robert E. Green, Jr., professor

    • Amy Waters, graduate student

  • University of Missouri–Columbia: “Measurement of Acoustic Fields within Materials and Inversion to Elastic Constraints and Attenuation”

    • Steven P. Neal, professor

    • Matthew L. Wicks, graduate student

1997

  • Johns Hopkins University: “Microwave Dielectrometry of Plastics”

    • James W. Wagner, professor

    • Jennifer Schlegel, graduate student

  • Pennsylvania State University: “Corrosion Detection with Ultrasonic Guided Waves Using Comb Tranducers”

    • Joseph L. Rose, professor

    • Michael J. Quarry, graduate student

  • Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute: “Proposal for Acoustic Emission Technique for Machine Insulation Diagnosis”

    • J. Keith Nelson, professor

    • Hong Li, graduate student

1996

  • Iowa State University: “Fatigue and Stress Corrosion Crack Modeling”

    • William Lord, professor

    • Gregory Kobidze, graduate student

  • Johns Hopkins University: “Determination and Monitoring of Through Hole Diameters in Printed Circuit Boards during Electrolytic Plating”

    • Robert E. Green, Jr., professor

    • Tobias P. Berndt, graduate student

  • Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University: “Development of Image Analysis Techniques for Assessment of Pavements and Infrastructure Components”

    • John C. Duke, Jr., professor

    • Michael Scott, graduate student

1995

  • The Ohio State University: “Development of a New Ultrasonic Method for Residual Stress Determination in Anisotropic Materials”

    • Stanislav I. Rokhlin, professor

    • Andrey Degtyar, graduate student

  • The University of Virginia: “High Resolution Neutron Radioscopy and Computed Tomography”

    • Jack S. Brenzier, professor

    • Dudley A. Raine, III, graduate student

  • Colorado State University: “Ultra High Resolution Thickness Measurements of Slabs and Disbonds Using an Open‐Ended Waveguide”

    • Reza Zoughi, professor

    • Sheila D. Gray, graduate student

1994

  • Clarkson University: “Nondestructive Temperature Measurement in Enclosures with Hidden Surfaces Using the Inverse Radiation Heat Transfer Method”

    • Eric F. Thacher, professor

    • Joseph C. Craparo, graduate student

  • Georgia Institute of Technology: “Nondestructive Measurement of Fatigue in Thin Metal Films”

    • Steven Danyluk, professor

    • Kasey Ghaffari, graduate student

  • Wayne State University: “Nondestructive Characterization of Interlaminar Fracture Toughness of Polymer Composite Laminates by Use of Damping Measurements”

    • Ronald F. Gibson, professor

    • Hui Zhao, graduate student

1993

  • Cornell University: “Detecting Voids in Post‐tensioned Concrete Structures Using the Impact Echo Method”

    • Mary Sansalone, professor

    • Barbara Jaeger, graduate student

  • Rutgers University: “Nondestructive Testing of Pavements by the Spectral Analysis of Surface Waves”

    • Nenad Gucunski and M.H. Maher, professors

    • Vahid Ganji, graduate student

  • Johns Hopkins University: “Nondestructive Testing of Defects in Thick Composites Containing Imbedded Sensors”

    • Robert E. Green, Jr., professor

    • Christopher Byrne, graduate student

1992

  • University of Missouri–Columbia: “A Model‐Based Approach to Acoustic Noise Power Spectrum Estimation”

    • Steven P. Neal, professor

    • Mark D. Russell, graduate student

1991

  • The Ohio State University: “Development of Stereoscopic Three‐Dimensional Computer‐aided Tomography”

    • Stanislav I. Rokhlin, professor

    • Michael Donahue, graduate student

1990

  • Pennsylvania State University, Engineering Science and Mechanics Department: “Development of a System for In‐Process Characterization of Properties and Forming Characteristics of Copper Alloy Strip”

    • Clayton Ruud, professor

    • Krzystofer “Kris” Kozaczek, graduate student

1989

  • Duke University, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering and Material Science: “Correlation Studies of Positron Annihilation Spectroscopic Measurements with Dielectric Loss and Dynamic Mechanical Loss Spectroscopic Measurements in Amorphous Polystyrene”

    • Phil Jones, professor

    • Kevin R. Lyn, graduate student

1987

  • University of Alabama in Huntsville, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering: “A Fiber‐Optic Based Thermal Acousto‐optic System for Non‐contacting Nondestructive Evaluation”

    • John A. Gilbert, professor

    • Bruce R. Peters, graduate student

1986

  • Oklahoma University, School of Aerospace: “Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering”

    • Davis M. Egle and Ronald A. Kline, professors

    • Chia-Pin Hsiao, graduate student

1985

  • Drexel University, Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics Department: “Anomaly Identification in Composite Materials”

    • Joseph L. Rose, professor

1983

  • Johns Hopkins University, Dept. of Material Science and Engineering: “Nondestructive Measurement of Crack Propagation during Fracture Mechanics Testing of Compact Tension in Metal Specimens”

    • Robert E. Green, Jr., professor

    • Sanford Buxbaum, graduate student

1982

  • Colorado State University, Dept. of Electrical Engineering: “Residual and Active Leakage Field Modeling”

    • William Lord, professor

    • Scott Heath, graduate student

1981

  • The Ohio State University, Dept. of Welding Engineering: “NDE Characterization of Weld Metal”

    • Laszlo Adler, professor

    • Shaio-Wen Wang, graduate student

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