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Maestro wins 2018 South ASME University Technical Competition

Posted on April 11, 2018 by Pedro Leal

On April 7, undergraduate researchers Hannah Stroud and Samuel Murley won the undergraduate student research poster portion of the University Technical Competition hosted by the South Texas division of ASME. The pair presented their poster on multiphysical characterization of avian inspired morphing wings and discussed 3D digital image correlation augmented by infrared imaging methods for obtaining shape and temperature data for a wing mounted in a wind tunnel.

Congrats Hannah and Sam!

 

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