外教人才

Brief Introduction： PhD Candidate in Accounting (GPA 3.89), MBA in Finance/Accounting. Over 20 years of diverse experience in financial analysis, accounting, and business management. Currently works as a Machine Specialties Operator while serving as a part-time Associate Professor teaching graduate-level finance and accounting courses online. Skilled in financial modeling, data analysis, and process improvement.

Brief Introduction： Associate Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Johns Hopkins University (JHU) with secondary appointments in Civil and Materials Science Engineering. Deputy Director of the Hopkins Extreme Materials Institute (HEMI). Holds a PhD and MS in Applied Mechanics from Caltech. Research focuses on experimental and computational mechanics of granular materials, rocks, and concrete using synchrotron X-ray techniques and digital twin modeling.

Brief Introduction： Ed.D in Organizational Leadership, M.S. in Teaching & Learning. Experienced educator in math and computer science. AP Computer Science Principles teacher, team leader, and clinical educator. Skilled in technology integration, flipped classrooms, and differentiated instruction. Dedicated lifelong learner and educational leader.

Brief Introduction： Associate Research Professor at Johns Hopkins University (JHU) in the Department of Mechanical Engineering and Hopkins Extreme Materials Institute (HEMI). Holds a PhD in Civil Engineering from the University of Washington. Research expertise includes mechanical behavior of thermoset epoxy resins and silicate oligomerization. Over 5 years of experience in academic research and engineering.

Brief Introduction： Professor and Chair of Mechanical Engineering, specializing in materials science, additive manufacturing, and architected materials. Research focuses on atomic-level mechanics of materials for MEMS, thermal coatings, and extreme environments. Director of a center for additive manufacturing. Fellow of multiple prestigious societies (AAAS, ASME, ASM, TMS). Holds a PhD in Materials Science from Stanford University.

Brief Introduction： Barati Farimani directs the Mechanical and AI Lab, applying machine learning to health and engineering problems. With 9 years of experience, he combines molecular dynamics with AI to model biological systems and advance predictive technologies. His work is highly interdisciplinary.

Brief Introduction： Assistant Professor of Chemistry specializing in nanoscience and materials chemistry. Research focuses on the synthesis of 2D materials, perovskites, and nanowires for advanced energy conversion, optoelectronics, and biophysical probes. Recipient of the IUPAC Young Chemist Prize and NSF Graduate Research Fellowship. Holds a PhD in Chemistry from Harvard University.

Brief Introduction： Jones explores soft matter mechanics for manufacturing and robotics, drawing inspiration from natural phenomena. With 2 years of experience, he leads the MInEnS Lab, developing technologies that transform mechanical inputs into complex assemblies. He integrates indigenous wisdom with scientific innovation.

Brief Introduction： Grande Gutiérrez develops computational models for cardiovascular disease, combining engineering and medicine. With 5 years of experience, she aims to improve clinical decision-making through multiphysics simulations. Her work is supported by American Heart Association fellowships.

Brief Introduction： Professor of Chemistry and Director of a diversity-focused initiative. Expert in theoretical and computational chemistry. Elected 2026 President of the American Chemical Society (ACS). Recipient of numerous awards including the NSF CAREER Award and ACS Award for encouraging disadvantaged students. Holds a PhD in Chemistry from UC Berkeley and a B.S.E. from Princeton University.

Brief Introduction： McGaughey leads the Nanoscale Transport Phenomena Lab, studying heat transfer at atomic levels. With 20 years of experience, he develops simulation techniques for phonon and electron transport, enhancing materials for energy efficiency. He is a dedicated educator and researcher.

Brief Introduction： LeDuc works at the intersection of mechanical engineering and biology, exploring cellular systems and renewable energy. With 26 years of experience, he has received numerous awards for teaching and research, advancing bio-inspired engineering and algae-based energy solutions.