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Ahmet Palazoglu
Research
Palazoglu Research Lab at UC Davis encompasses a number of activities in modeling, control and analysis of complex systems.
Ning Pan
Research
Physics of fibrous soft materials; biophysics and biomechanics in human-textile interactions; heat, mass and energy transport phenomena in porous media, nanotechnology in energy storage; and thermodynamics in heat transfer optimization
Tingrui Pan
Research
Bio-microelectromechanical systems/nanoelectromechanical systems (BioMEMS/NEMS), diagnostic and therapeutic microsystems for ocular diseases, bio-mimetic sensors and actuators, bio-artificial implants, and controllable drug delivery systems.
Zhongli Pan
Research
Professor Pan studies infrared heating technology for various food processes, including blanching, peeling, roasting, drying, disinfection and disinfestation. He also uses ultrasonic and pulsed electric field technologies for improving food processing efficiency.
Alyssa Panitch
Research
Biopolymers for tissue healing and regeneration; intracellular and extracellular approaches to direct molecular and cellular processes; promoting tissue repair while limiting scarring, be it vascular intimal hyperplasia, glial scarring, dermal scarring, fibrocartilage or surgical adhesions.
Atul Parikh
Research
Soft condensed matter; surface science & interfacial engineering; molecular self-assembly and biomolecular materials.
Jae Wan Park
Research
Proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cell and battery: In-situ diagnosis using neutron radiography for PEM fuel cell and battery, design and optimization, water management for PEM fuel cell.
Anthony Passerini
Research
Vascular inflammation, endothelial mechanobiology, hemodynamics, pathology of atherosclerosis, diabetes, dyslipidemia
Anh-Vu Pham
Research
RF IC and transceiver design; RF/Microwave/Millimeter Wave multi-chip organic module and package design; phased-array antennas; wireless sensors.
Ronald Phillips
Research
Our research group uses fundamental theoretical and experimental approaches to study transport processes involving small particles in polymer solutions and gels. This work has applications in bioseparation techniques, most of which make use of the sieving effect of hydrogels to separate biological macromolecules, and also in numerous suspension-processing operations. Our overall effort has significant overlap with the fields of colloid science, fluid mechanics and biochemical engineering.
Robert Powell
Research
Our group is investigating rheology, biorheology, ultrasonics and suspension mechanics.
