Andrej Kosmrlj

Assistant Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

Office: D414 D-Wing E-Quad

Research Interests: Design and mechanics of metamaterials with unusual material properties; Statistical mechanics of microscopic structures in the presence of thermal fluctuations and disorder, with potential applications for flexible electronics, sensitive force sensors or micro-actuators; Mechanics in morphogenesis during embryo development.

Andrej Kosmrlj

Assistant Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

Research Areas

Applied Math

Bioengineering and Health

Materials Science and Engineering

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Associated Departments and Centers

Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering