Jay C. Hanan
Phone:  918-594-8238  (Tulsa) Email:  Address:  Oklahoma State University, 700 N. Greenwood Ave., Tulsa, OK  74106
Associate Professor School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Academic Background Ph.D., California Institute of Technology M.S., Materials Science, California Institute of Technology B.S., Engineering Physics, Oklahoma Christian University B.S., Chemistry, Oklahoma Christian University Areas of Interest Advanced Structural Materials (2 new patent pending high strength materials) Automation and data processing Increasing useful service life Non-destructive analysis Appointments Associate Professor, Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering Department, Oklahoma State University, 2011-Present. Assistant Professor, Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering Department, Oklahoma State University, 2005-(reappointed in 2009) Staff Scientist, Avionics Equipment Section, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, 2000-2004. Graduate Research Assistant, Los Alamos National Laboratory. PROFESSIONAL SERVICE and ACTIVITIES Present •    Reviewer, several journals including Journal of Materials Science, Journal of Materials Science and Technology, Journal of Robotics and Automation, and others. •     McLain magnet High-School Materials Science Curriculum and Strand advisor. •   Reviewer for Advanced Light Source, X-ray microdiffraction proposals •    Faculty search committees •    Scholarship committees •    Helmerich-ATRC planning and lab design review •    Various invited lectures for academic and general audiences •    Industry advisor for advanced materials applications •    Industry advisor for non-destructive evaluation •    General user and supporter of the APS, ALS, LANSCE, NSLS, and other facilities. •    Others Member:  ASME; TMS; ACerS; SPE; SPIE. Past: •    2005-2007: Faculty Advisor for OSU-Tulsa ASME Student Chapter •    2006 Nanomechanics Committee (TMS) •    2003-2004: Reviewer for IEEE Aerospace Journal •    2003-2004: Reviewer for NASA Small Business Innovative Research  Initiatives •    2002-2004:  Member of the Aero Association of Caltech/JPL •    1998-2001:  Participant in the SMARTS (Spectrometer for Materials Research at Temperature and Stress) instrument design team at the Los Alamos Neutron Science Center, Los Alamos National Laboratory Recent Publications