Biomedical Engineering Reference
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Michael D. Whitfield
(whitfiem@purdue.edu)
is a manufacturing
engineering at Solar Turbine. He was previously a research assistant at Purdue
University conducting research in the area of machinability of difficult to
machine alloys. Michael graduated with a Bachelors' and Master's degree in
Mechanical Engineering Technology at Purdue University.
Chengying Xu
(cxu@mail.ucf.edu)
is Assistant Professor at the University
of Central Florida. Dr. Xu graduated from Purdue University in 2006 with a
Ph. D. in mechanical engineering and is conducting research in the area of
manufacturing processes.
Waqar Ahmed
(wahmed4@uclan.ac.uk)
is chair of nanotechnology and
advanced materials at the University of Central Lancashire. His research
interests are in the area of surface engineering and chemistry.
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