Dr. Jeongho Kim
- Professor in Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering in University of Connecticut
- Director of the Connecticut Manufacturing Simulation Center(CMSC)
- Received Ph.D. from Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign
Research Capabilities
- Virtual Prototyping & Manufacturing Simulation using HPC – CMSC, DOE
- Welding Simulation – AFRL, ONR, CMSC
- Machine Learning and Topology Optimization- CMSC, REP
- Machining (Cutting, Milling) and Heat Treat Simulations – AFRL, CMSCÂ – See a featured article at (IPB website)
- Viscoelastic Analysis for Dental Crowns – NIH, VITA
- Fatigue Crack Growth Simulations in Metal-Polymer System – ONR
- Composites Damage Modeling – Pratt & Whitney, NASA
- Composite Manufacturing: Computational Fluid Dynamics & Thermomechanical Analysis – GKN Aerospace
- Modeling of Functionally Graded Materials – NSF, DHS
Affiliations:
- Connecticut Manufacturing Simulation Center (CMSC)
- Department of Mechanical Engineering (Joint Appointment)
- Innovation Partnership Building (IPB)
- Booth Engineering Center for Advanced Technologies (BECAT)
- Center for Clean Energy Engineering (C2E2)
- Institute of Materials Science (IMS)
Honors and Awards
- ASEE Air Force Summer Faculty Fellowship, 2010
- National Science Foundation CAREER Award, 2006
- Inaugural USACM & ASME PTC 60 Student Benchmark Competition Award, The Seventh U.S. National Congress on Computational Mechanics, July 2003.
- Young Researcher Fellowship Award in the Second M.I.T. Conference, June 2003
- Ambassadorial Scholar Award, The Rotary International, 1998-1999
Those interested in pursuing a Ph.D in Applied Mechanics or a Masters or a Ph.D in Structural Engineering are highly encouraged to apply for Civil and Environmental Engineering program, selecting Dr. Jeongho Kim as your preferred advisor.