Professor of Mechanical Engineering | ASME Fellow
We develop computational tools and smart methods to help engineers design reliable and robust products that perform as intended, even in unpredictable real-world conditions.
Engineers must account for uncertainty arising from:
Our goal is to accurately predict, manage, and mitigate the impact of these uncertainties to ensure design dependability.
Creating optimal designs that limit the probability of failure below a specific, permitted threshold.
Developing optimal designs whose performance is insensitive to everyday variations and fluctuations, ensuring consistent function.
Estimating machine learning prediction errors (model uncertainty), propagating that uncertainty through the analysis, and developing numerical tools to mitigate its impact on engineering design and decision-making.