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2025. Dr. Lin was elected as ASME fellow.
2025. Dr. Lin was elected as Clean Energy Fellow: PNW Clean Agriculture Cohort, Bonneville Environmental Foundation.
2025. Junaid has published his first paper, entitled "Laser Scan Strategies in Metal Additive Manufacturing - A Review”, in Journal of Materials Research and Technology, Congratulations!
2024. We have successfully organized the "First Advanced Manufacturing Workshop in the Western United States - Advancing Innovations in Additive, Smart, and Functional Manufacturing"
📍 Memorial Union, Oregon State University
📅 November 16, 2024
🕘 8:00 AM – 5:15 PM (PST)
2024. First group photo at Oregon State.
2023. Dr. Lin was selected as Research Advancement Academy Fellow at Oregon State University.Thank you so much for the great support from MIME, College of Engineering and OSU!
2023. Yuhui and Yisong joined the group, Welcome!
2023. Halil started as Assistant Professor at İzmir Institute of Technology, Congratulations!
2023. Junaid and Abishek joined the group, Welcome!
2022. Dr. Lin was selected to receive the Chao & Trigger Young Manufacturing Engineer Award!
2022. Halil passed his defense, congratulations Dr. Hetik!
2021. Halil's paper: "Bioinspired Manufacturing of Aerogels with Precisely Manipulated Surface Microstructure through Controlled Local Temperature Gradients" is published in ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces.
2020. How the Lightest Materials in the World Absorb Sound: Scientists find that aerogels may make effective, ultralightweight noise barriers
2020. Dr. Lin is selected as Don and Linda Glaser Keystone Research Scholar, Thank you so much for the great support from Carl R. Ice College of Engineering!
2020. Check this news: "Kan. universities see jump in COVID-19 cases as students congregate", Hays Post (2020/09/01)
2020. Halil's paper: "High Speed In-Situ X-Ray Imaging of 3D Freeze Printing of Aerogels" is published in Additive Manufacturing.
2020. Dr. Lin is selected as this year's Outstanding Assistant Professor Award recipient! Thank you so much for the great support from Carl R. Ice College of Engineering!
2020. Pedram's paper: "3D Printing of Ultrahigh Strength Continuous Carbon Fiber Composites", is among the top 10% most downloaded papers in Advanced Engineering Materials!
2020. Dr. Lin was on Purdue IE website: Two IE Alumni Receive NSF CAREER Grants.
2020. Dr. Lin received NSF CAREER Award! Thank you so much for the great support from NSF Advanced Manufacturing Program!
2019. Our paper: “Electrohydrodynamic Jet Printing Driven by a Triboelectric Nanogenerator” has been published in Advanced Functional Materials.
2019. Pedram won the 2019 Gattani Outstanding Graduate Student Award! Congratulations!
2019. Halil won Johnson Cancer Center summer graduate student stipend! Congratulations!
2018. Dr. Lin was interviewed by Future Tech Podcast:
2018. Pedram's paper: "A Review on Additive Manufacturing of Polymer-Fiber Composites" is #1 most downloaded paper in Composite Structures, Congratulations!
2018. Our paper: “3D Printing Polymer Hollow Template-Mediated Graphene Lattice with Tailorable Architectures and Multifunctional Properties” has been published in ACS Nano.
2017. Dr. Lin was on Purdue IE website: Alum breaks world record with 3-D printed graphene aerogel.
2017. Our Paper has been selected as Back Cover of Small.
Metallic Aerogels: 3D Printing Hierarchical Silver Nanowire Aerogel with Highly Compressive Resilience and Tensile Elongation through Tunable Poisson's Ratio (Small 38/2017)
In article number 1701756, P. Yan, D. Lin, and co-workers report a novel three-dimensional freeze assembling printing technique for silver nanowire aerogels with controllable density (down to 1.3 mg cm−3), high electrical conductivity of 1.3 S cm−1, and excellent compressive resilience under 50% compressive strain. Remarkably, the printing methodology also enables the tuning of aerogel architectures with Poisson's ratio from negative to positive.
2017. Our group's research has been reported by KSNT:
Kansas State Researchers Win Guinness World Record
MANHATTAN, Kan. (KSNT) – Researchers at Kansas State University won a record from Guinness World Records.
Dr. Dong Lin holds his research group’s Guinness World Record Certificate.
Link:
http://ksnt.com/2017/07/03/kansas-state-researchers-win-guinness-world-record/
2017. Dr. Lin was interviewed by K-State News:
Record-holder: GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS ™ names engineers' graphene aerogel as world's least dense 3-D printed structure
News link:
http://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/2017-06/guinness62817.html
2017. Guinness World Records: The least dense 3D-printed structure is an aerogel made of graphene, which has a density of 0.5 mg/cm³. It was made by researchers at Kansas State University, State University of New York (both USA), and Harbin Institute of Technology (China) in February 2016.
2017. Our 3D printed graphene and nanocellulose aerogels were presented at Centre Pompidou: spotlight on 3D printed art in new 'Printing the World' exhibition