Our laboratory conducts research on the design, development, and application of composite materials and structures.
The use of composite materials is rapidly expanding not only in aerospace vehicles—including fighter aircraft, commercial aircraft, launch vehicles, and satellites—but also in future mobility systems such as urban air mobility (UAM) vehicles and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). Composite materials are also being actively explored to enhance the performance and functionality of next-generation electronic devices and semiconductor packaging.
Our research integrates the theoretical design and prediction of material and structural properties with experimental manufacturing, characterization, and performance evaluation. Through this integrated approach, we develop multifunctional composite materials and investigate their incorporation into advanced structural systems.
The Multifunctional Composites and Structural Integration Laboratory welcomes applications from prospective graduate students, including master’s, doctoral, and integrated master’s–doctoral students, as well as undergraduate research interns. We warmly welcome motivated students who wish to pursue their academic and professional aspirations in composite materials and structures.
