Hanan Research Group		Directions to Research Lab in Stillwater
Research areas:
Advanced Structural Materials Alloys (Aluminum, Amorphous, Steels, Titanium) Ceramics* (Alumina, Fly Ash, SiC, Y-TZP) Composites (layered, Polymer Nano-, Metal Matrix, ) Impact absorbing materials (cellular solids, honeycombs) Automation and data processing New lab methods (MCT, XRD) Defense applicaitons Rover* Manufacturing Material processing and service life Fatigue Injection/Stretch Blow Molding Residual Stress Microstructure design Modeling Non-destructive analysis 4-D methods Nano-tomography Optical techinques Other advanced methods	Balaji Jayakumar (left), Advait Bhat and Prof. Jay Hanan display a test pannel for body armor Wednesday at the Technology Ventures Summit downtown. Conference officials invited 12 companies to make presentations to potential investors. STEPHEN PINGRY / Tulsa World	Graduate Courses: MAE 5993 (Fall 2012) Microstructural Mechanics MAE 5113 (Fall 2013) Diffraction in Materials Undergrad courses: ENSC 3313, Materials Science at Tulsa in Fall MAE 4333, Mechanical Metallurgy at Tulsa in Spring Both courses include a laboratory component.
Jay Hanan, Ph.D. Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering Oklahoma State University	Other Developments
	Helmerich-Advanced Technology Research Center Oklahoma State University-Tulsa 700 N. Greenwood Ave. Tulsa, OK  74106 (918)594-8238 Tulsa (405)744-5900 Stillwater e-mail:  Open Graduate Student Position Open Post Doc Position	Example of 3-D data reduction from Computed micro-Tomography of amorphous metal foam.

*Link from [2007 Vanguard]