OUR LAB FOCUSES ON...
Discovering Advanced Materials via
Machine Intelligence and Human-Robot Teaming
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Mechanically Driven Patterning of 2D Materials
Our research focuses on generating spatially homogeneous or heterogeneous surface patterns that emerge in ultrathin layered 2D materials. Our lab aims to create a library of hierarchical topographies across multiple length scales via sequential mechanical instabilities.
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Mechanically Driven Patterning of 2D Materials
Our research focuses on generating spatially homogeneous or heterogeneous surface patterns that emerge in ultrathin 2D materials. Our lab aims to create a library of hierarchical, complex topographies across multiple length scales by harnessing multi-stage mechanical instabilities.
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Mechanically Driven Patterning of 2D Materials
Our research focuses on generating spatially homogeneous or heterogeneous surface patterns that emerge in ultrathin layered 2D materials. Our lab aims to create a library of hierarchical topographies across multiple length scales via sequential mechanical instabilities.
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Accelerated Development of Advanced Materials via Machine Intelligence and Robotic Automation
Our research focuses on combining machine learning frameworks (using support vector machine, active learning loops, data augmentation) and collaborative robot technologies to accelerate the development of functional materials, especially in the fields of nanomaterials assembly.
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Mechanically Driven Patterning of 2D Materials
Our research focuses on generating spatially homogeneous or heterogeneous surface patterns that emerge in ultrathin layered 2D materials. Our lab aims to create a library of hierarchical topographies across multiple length scales via sequential mechanical instabilities.
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Metal Ion-Induced Assembly of 2D Materials
Our research focuses on investigating self-assembly behaviors between metal ions and 2D-material nanosheets. Mechanistic intercalation behaviors of metal ions into layered 2D materials are specifically investigated.
Contact Us
Affiliations
Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering,
University of Maryland, College Park (UMD)
Maryland Robotics Center (MRC)
Contact
Email: checp@umd.edu
Phone: +1-(669)302-5418
Addresses
Campus Office: Room 1223C, 4418 Stadium Drive,
College Park, MD 20742-2111
Research Lab: Room 1216, J. M. Patterson Building,
College Park, MD 20742-2111
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