Hanan Research Group		Directions to Research Lab in Stillwater
Research areas:
Advanced Materials Alloys Ceramics* Composites Energy absorbing materials Automation and data processing Defense Rover* Manufacturing Increasing useful service life Fatigue Residual Stress Microstructure design Modeling Non-destructive analysis 4-D methods Other advanced methods	OSU PhD student Hrishikesh Bale given 1st Place first place award in August for the OCAST research presented at the 8th International Conference on Residual Stresses.  The conference was held in conjunction with the 57th Denver X-Ray Conference.  The work was entitled "Interface Residual Stresses in Dental Zirconia Using Laue Micro-diffraction.”  The data presented was collected by our team at the Advanced Light Source in Lawrence Berkeley National Lab.	Graduate Courses: MAE 5993 (Fall 2008) Microstructural Mechanics MAE 5113 (Fall 2009) Diffraction for Non-destructive Materials Evaluation Undergrad courses: ENSC 3313, Materials Science at Tulsa in Fall MAE 4333, Mechanical Metallurgy at Tulsa in Spring Both courses include laboratory.
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]