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Todd Taylor
Teaching Professor
Director, Summer International Engineering; Associate Director, Integrated Engineering and Business Practices Program
Douglas Thain
Professor, Computer Science and Engineering
Areas of Interest
Distributed computing, scientific computing, cloud computing, grid computing, operating systems, open source software, file and storage systems, compilers and languages
William Theisen
Assistant Teaching Professor, Computer Science and Engineering
Areas of Interest
Online misinformation, computer vision
Flint Thomas
Professor Emeritus, Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering
Areas of Interest
Experimental fluid dynamics/aerodynamics; turbulence; flow stability; advanced signal processing techniques; flow control
Ashley Thrall
Myron and Rosemary Noble Collegiate Professor of Structural Engineering
Associate Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences
Areas of Interest
Behavior, design and optimization of kinetic civil infrastructure such as bridges, shelters, and buildings including modular systems that are rapidly moveable, erectable, and deployable.
Gregory Timp
H. Clifford and Evelyn A. Brosey Professor of Engineering
Areas of Interest
Nanobiotechnology; biophysics; single molecule detection; protein nanopore sequencing; secretome detection and transfection; synthetic tissue; cancer metastasis; induced pluripotent stem cells; visualizing live cell physiology with high-resolution using STEM
Charles Vardeman
Assistant Research Professor, Computer Science and Engineering
Troy Vogel
Teaching Professor, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
CBE Director of Undergraduate Studies
Areas of Interest
Engineering pedagogy and curricular development; Team dynamics and effective formation; Teaching critical thinking skills
Kevin Walsh
Associate Teaching Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences
Director, Master of Engineering (MEng)
Areas of Interest
Sustainable and resilient infrastructure, pultruded fiber-reinforced polymer (FRP) structural framing, inventory and seismic assessment of masonry and concrete buildings, large-scale experimental testing including the testing of in situ structures, unbonded post-tensioning strand/anchorage systems, modern masonry construction materials, and the professional practice of structural engineering.
Charles Wampler
Huisking Foundation, Inc. Collegiate Research Professor
Areas of Interest
Numerical algebraic geometry, robot and mechanism kinematics, scientific computing