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Principal Investigator
prof Leng Yongsheng Leng

Professor of Engineering and Applied Science

Ph.D. Mechanical Engineering, Tsinghua University, 1999


Dr. Leng's Short biography


Current Members
yuan Motong Bian (PhD Student)



Research: Aqueous-hydrocarbon system; Machine learning of molecular junctions

Office: SEH 3390
 
yuan Yuan Xiang (Visiting Research Scientist)



Research: Membrane fouling mechanisms; molecule simulations of biomolecular systems

Office: SEH 3390
 
RG Rongguang Xu (Postdoc)



Research: Computational nanotribology and biomolecular systems

Office: SEH 3390
 
gunan Gunan Zhang (PhD Student)



Research: Molecular simulation of nanotribology

Office: SEH 3390


Undergraduate Research
Gary Gary Wu

Research: Friction simulation
 
Jonathan Jonathan Garcia

Research: Nanotribology simulation
 
Former Members
qi Qi Rao (Postdoc)

Chemical Engineering (M.S.) from Tsinghua University/Lehigh University, PhD from GW

Research: Aqueous-hydrocarbon system; clay swelling

Now a postdoc at Idaho National Laboratory

 
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Dan Tan (Visiting PhD)

School of Mechanical Engineering, Tianjin University

Research: Piezoelectric nanogenerator simulation

Now a research scientist at Chinese Academy of Sciences

 
huachuan

Huachuan Wang (PhD, course instructor)

Materials Science and Engineering (M.S.) from Northeastern University (China)

Research: Molecular junction and nanomechanics in AFM

 
nick Nicholas Batista

Research: Hydration force simulation
 
Vichy Victoria Thomas

Research: Hydration force simulation
 
huma Huma Ilyas

Research: Nanotribology simulation

ahmed Ahmed Weshahy

Research: Nanotribology simulation
 
kyle Kyle Choy

Research: Clay swelling modeling
 
stephen Stephen Lippens

Undergraduate Research (COBRE Program), The George Washington University, 2009
 
philippe Phillipe Chow

Undergraduate Research (COBRE Program), The George Washington University, 2009
 
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Mina Hong

M.S. The George Washington University, 2011

PhD in chemistry at GW, and now staff engineer in Silicon Valley, CA

 
Yajie Yajie Lei

Postdoc (2008 - 2013).

Now a research staff at Fannie Mae

 
  Heng Wang

Visiting scholar (2013 - 2014).

Now a professor at Chang'an University (China)