Hutapea CV - August 2012 - Temple University

Education 

CURRICULUM VITAE 

August 2012 

Parsaoran Hutapea 

Department of Mechanical Engineering 

1947 N 12 th Street 

Philadelphia, PA 19122 

Phone: (215) 204-7805, Email: hutapea@temple.edu 

2001-2004 Postdoctoral Research Associate, Lehigh University 

Research: Reliability of Microelectronics and Optoelectronics Packages 

Mentor: Prof. J. L. Grenestedt 

1997-2000 Ph. D. Aerospace Engineering, North Carolina State University 

Dissertation: Microstress Prediction in Composite Laminate 

Advisor: Prof. F. G. Yuan 

1995-1997 M. S. Aerospace Engineering, North Carolina State University 

Thesis: Effect of Thermal Aging on the Mode I Fracture Toughness of 

IM7/LaRC-RP46 Composites 

Advisor: Prof. F. G. Yuan 

1991-1995 B. S. Aerospace Engineering, North Carolina State University 

Thesis: Mars Sample Return Mission Project 

Advisor: Prof. G. D. Walberg 

Professional Appointments 

2010-Present Associate Professor 

Department of Mechanical Engineering, Temple University 

2004-2010 Assistant Professor 

Department of Mechanical Engineering, Temple University 

2005-Present Research Scientific Staff 

Shriners Hospital for Children, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 

Journal Articles Published, In Press, or In Review 

*undergraduate, **graduate, ***postdoctoral fellow 

1. N. V. Datla***, J. Koo**, D. Choi**, B. Kohn**, T. M. Nguyen**, T. K. Podder, K. Darvish, A. 

Dicker, Y. Yu, P. Hutapea. Polyacrylamide Phantom for Needle-Tissue Interaction Studies with 

Active Needles: Medical Physics, in review, 2012. 

2. G. Diloyan**, M. Sobel, K. Das, P. Hutapea, Effect of Mechanical Vibrations on Platinum Growth 

in PEM Fuel Cells: Journal of Power Sources, 214, pp. 59-67, 2012. 

3. G. Diloyan**, L. Breziner**, P. Hutapea. Development of a PEM Fuel Cell Powered Scooter: 

ASME Journal of Fuel Cell Science and Technology, 9(3), 034502, 2012. 

4. P. Strahs*, J. Weaver*, L. C. Breziner**, C. Garant*, K. Shaffer*, G. Diloyan**, P. Hutapea. 

Development of a Hybrid PEM Fuel Cell Vehicle: Journal of Renewable and Sustainable Energy, 

4, 033107, 2012. 

5. T. K. Podder, A. P. Dicker, Y. Yu, K. Darvish, P. Hutapea, A Novel Curvilinear Approach for 

Prostate Seed Implant: Medical Physics, 39(4), pp. 1887-1892, 2012. 

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6. M. Sobel, K. Das, G. Diloyan**, P. Hutapea, A Semi-parametric Bayesian Model for Predicting 

Platinum Particle Growth in Fuel Cells: American Statistician, in press, 2012. 

7. N. V. Datla***, J. Koo**, D. Choi**, B. Kohn**, M. Honarvar**, T. M. Nguyen**, T.K. Podder, Y. 

Yu, A. P. Dicker, K. Darvish, P. Hutapea. Polyacrylamide Phantom for Needle-Tissue Interaction 

Studies with Active Needles: Medical Physics, in review, 2012. 

8. W. S. Slovinsky**, P. Hutapea. Influence of Bolting Parameters on the Failure Mechanisms of 

Fiber-reinforced Composite-Metal Joints: Mechanics Based Design of Structures and Machines, 

38(2), pp. 261-271, 2010. 

9. K. Jacobs*, M. Harper*, E. Meyer*, B. Roth*, P. Hutapea. Development of a Proof-of-Concept 

Aircraft Smart Control System: Aeronautical Journal (The Royal Aeronautical Society), 

113(1147), pp. 587-590, 2009. 

10. Y. Luo**, P. Hutapea. Design of Bone Transport Devices using Smart Material Actuators: ASME 

Journal of Mechanical Design, 131(9), September 2009. 

11. L. C. Breziner**, P. Hutapea. Influence of Harsh Environmental Conditions on the Failure 

Mechanisms of Carbon Fiber-reinforced Composite-Metal Joints: Aircraft Engineering and 

Aerospace Technology, 80(4), pp. 371 - 377, 2008. 

12. P. Hutapea, J. Kim*, A. Guion*, C. Hanna*, N. Heulitt*. Development of a Smart Wing: Aircraft 

Engineering and Aerospace Technology, 80(4), pp. 439-444, 2008. 

13. Y. Luo**, P. Hutapea. Stress-Strain Behavior of a Smart Magnetostrictive Actuator for a Bone 

Transport Device: ASME Journal Medical Devices, 2(4), 2008. 

14. M. Smith**, P. Hutapea. Optimizing Adhesively Bonded Metal-Composite Hybrid Joints: Journal 

of Ship Production, 23(2), pp. 72-81, 2007. 

15. P. Hutapea, J. L. Grenestedt. Modifying Electric Artworks to Improve Dimensional Stability of 

Microelectronic Substrates: Microelectronics International, 24(1), pp. 15-22, 2007. 

16. P. Hutapea, J. L. Grenestedt, M. Modi, M. Mello, K. Frutschy. Prediction of Microelectronic 

Substrate Warpage Using Homogenized Finite Element Models: Intel Technology Journal, 10 (2) 

(invited), 2006. 

17. P. Hutapea, J. L. Grenestedt, M. Modi, M. Mello, K. Frutschy. Prediction of Microelectronic 

Substrate Warpage Using Homogenized Finite Element Models: Microelectronic Engineering, 

83(3), pp. 557 – 569, 2006. 

18. W. J. Shakespeare, R. A. Pearson, J. L. Grenestedt, P. Hutapea, V. Gupta. MEMS Integrated 

Submount Alignment for Optoelectronics: Journal of Lightwave Technology, 23(2), pp. 504-509, 

2005. 

19. P. Hutapea, J. L. Grenestedt. Reducing Warpage of Printed Circuit Boards using Wavy Traces: 

Journal of Electronic Packaging, 126(3), pp. 282 - 287, 2004. 

20. P. Hutapea, F. G. Yuan, N. J. Pagano. Microstress Prediction in Composite Laminates with High 

Stress Gradients: International Journal of Solids and Structures: 40(9), pp. 2215-2248, 2003. 

21. J. L. Grenestedt, P. Hutapea. Influence of Electric Artwork on Thermomechanical Properties and 

Warpage of Printed Circuit Boards: Journal of Applied Physics: 94(1), pp. 686-696, 2003. 

22. P. Hutapea, J. L. Grenestedt. Effect of Temperature on Elastic Properties of Woven 

Glass/Epoxy Substrates for Printed Circuit Board Applications: Journal of Electronic Materials, 

32(4), pp. 221-227, 2003. 

23. J. L. Grenestedt, P. Hutapea. Using Waviness to Reduce Thermal Warpage in Printed Circuit 

Boards: Applied Physics Letters, 81(21), pp. 4079-4081, 2002. 


24. P. Hutapea, P. Qiao. Determination of Micropolar In-plane Shear and Rotation Moduli of 

Unidirectional Fiber Composites with Fiber-Matrix Interfacial Debonding: Journal of Composite 

Materials, 36(11), pp. 1381-1400, 2002. 

25. P. Hutapea, F. G. Yuan. The Effect of Thermal Aging on the Mode-I Interlaminar Fracture 

Behavior of High-Temperature IM7/LaRC-RP46 Composites: Composites Science and 

Technology, 59, pp. 1271-1286, 1999. 

Refereed Conference Proceedings 


1. N. V. Datla, M. Honarvar, T. M. Nguyen, B. Konh, T. K. Podder, K. Darvish, A. Dicker, Y. Yu, P. 

Hutapea. Towards a Nitinol Actuator for an Active Surgical Needle: ASME 2012 Conference on 

Smart Materials, Adaptive Structures and Intelligent Systems (SMASIS), Stone Mountain, GA, 

September 19 – 21, 2012. 

2. G. Diloyan**, P. Hutapea. Platinum Particle Agglomeration and Growth in PEM Fuel Cells due to 

Mechanical Vibrations: Proceedings of ASME 2012 6 th International Conference on Energy 

Sustainability & 10 th Fuel Cell Science, Engineering and Technology Conference, San Diego, 

CA, July 23 - 26, 2012. 

3. Brian Ruiz**, P. Hutapea, K. Darvish, A. Dicker, Y. Yu, T. K. Podder. SMA Actuated Flexible 

Needle Control using EM Sensor Feedback for Prostate Brachytherapy: IEEE International 

Conference on Robotic and Automation (ICRA) 2012 Needle Steering Workshop, St. Paul, 

Minnesota, May 18, 2012. 

4. N. V. Datla***, M. Honarvar**, T. M. Nguyen**, T. K. Podder, Y. Yu, A. P. Dicker, K. Darvish, P. 

Hutapea. Thermomechanical Behavior of a Smart Actuator for an Active Surgical Needle: 2012 

ASME Design of Medical Device Conference, Minneapolis, MN, April 10-12, 2012. 

5. N. V. Datla***, J. Koo**, D. Choi**, S. Assari**, A. Hemmasizadeh**, T.K. Podder, Y. Yu, A. P. 

Dicker, K. Darvish, P. Hutapea. Mechanical Characterization of Prostate Tissue-Mimicking 

Phantoms for the Development of an Active Surgical Needle: 2012 ASME Design of Medical 

Device Conference, Minneapolis, MN, April 10-12, 2012. 

6. G. Diloyan**, P. Hutapea. Platinum Dissolution in Polymer Electrolyte Membrane Fuel Cell 

Under Mechanical Vibrations: Proceedings of ASME 2011 5th International Conference on 

Energy Sustainability & 9th Fuel Cell Science, Engineering and Technology Conference, 

Washington, DC, August 7-10, 2011. 

7. P. Hutapea, T. K. Podder, K. Darvish. Smart Needling System for Fully Conformal Radiation 

Dose Delivery in Treating Prostate Cancer: 2011 ASME Summer Bioengineering Conference, 

Farmington, Pennsylvania, June 22 – 25, 2011. 

8. G. Diloyan**, P. Hutapea. PEM Fuel Cell Loses due to Vibration: 6 th Fuel Cells Durability & 

Performance, Knowledge Foundation, December 9-10, 2010 - Boston, MA. 

9. P. Hutapea, T. K. Podder, K. Darvish, A. Dicker, Y. Yu. Smart needling system for fully 

conformal radiation dose delivery in treating prostate cancer: ASME 2010 Conference on Smart 

Materials, Adaptive Structures and Intelligent Systems (SMASIS), Philadelphia, PA, September 

28 – October 1, 2010. 

10. L. C. Breziner**, P. Strahs*, J. Weaver*, C. Garrant*, K. Shaffer, G. Diloyan**, P. Hutapea. 

Development of a Hybrid PEM Fuel Cell Vehicle: ASME 8 th Annual Fuel Cell Science, 

Engineering & Technology Conference, Brooklyn, New York, June 14-16, 2010. 

11. L. C. Breziner**, P. Strahs*, P. Hutapea. Influence of Vibration on the Water Transport of PEM 

Fuel Cells: ASME International Mechanical Engineering Congress and Exposition, Lake Buena 

Vista, Florida, November 13-19, 2009. 


12. P. Hutapea. Development of a Proof-of-Concept Smart Airplane Control System: ASME 

SMASIS, Oxnard, CA, September 20-24, 2009. 

13. L. C. Breziner**, P. Strahs*, P. Hutapea. Influence of Vibration on the Water Transport of PEM 

Fuel Cells: ASME 7 th Annual Fuel Cell Science, Engineering & Technology Conference, Newport 

Beach, California, June 8-10, 2009. 

14. P. Hutapea. Magnetostrictive Actuator for a Bone Transport Device: ASME SMASIS, Ellicott 

City, MD, October 28-30, 2008. 

15. L. C. Breziner**, P. Hutapea. Development of a PEM Fuel Cell Scooter: ASME 6 th Annual Fuel 

Cell Science, Engineering & Technology Conference, Denver, Colorado, June 16-18, 2008. 

16. R. M. Brooks, P. Hutapea, I. Obeid, L. Bai, K. V. Takkalapelli. Finite Element Method - a Tool for 

Learning Runway Design: ASEE Mid-Atlantic (Zone I) Conference, West Point, NY, March 28 – 

29, 2008. 

17. W. S. Slovinsky**, P. Hutapea. The Influence of Bolting Parameters on the Failure Mechanisms 

of Fiber-reinforced Composite-Metal Joints: Cancom 2007, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, August 

15 - 17, 2007. 

18. L. C. Breziner**, P. Hutapea. The Influence of Harsh Environmental Conditions on the Failure 

Mechanisms of Carbon Fiber-reinforced Composite-Metal Joints: 18 th ASCE Engineering 

Mechanics Conference, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, Virginia, June 3 - 6, 2007. 


of Fiber-reinforced Composite-Metal Joints: 18 th ASCE Engineering Mechanics Conference, 

Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, Virginia, June 3 - 6, 2007. 

20. Y. Luo**, P. Hutapea. Development of a Bone Lengthening Device for Children: 18 th ASCE 

Engineering Mechanics Conference, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, Virginia, June 3 - 6, 2007. 

21. P. Hutapea. Improving the Dimensional Stability of Electronic Substrates Influenced by 

Temperature and Moisture: Proceedings of IMECE, ASME International Mechanical Engineering 

Congress and Exposition, Orlando, Florida USA, November 5-11, 2005. 

22. B. Bogicevic**, P. Hutapea. Reliability of SMT Packages due to Harsh Conditions: IMAPS 2005: 

International Microelectronics and Packaging Society, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, September 

25-29, 2005. 

23. P. Hutapea, J. L. Grenestedt, M. Modi, K. Frutschy, M. Mello. Prediction of CPU Substrate 

Warpage Using Homogenized Thermomechanical Finite Element Models: ASME Interpack05, 

San Francisco, California, July 17-22, 2005. 

24. A. Shugar, M. Notis, L. Limata, D. N. Wong, P. Hutapea, H. Rubin. Early Chinese Scissors and 

Shears: Category, Design and Shape: A Metallurgical Study: 34 th International Symposium on 

Archaeometry, 3-7 May 2004, Zaragoza, Spain. 

25. P. Hutapea, J. L. Grenestedt. Tuning Electric Artworks of Printed Circuit Boards to Reduce 

Warpage: 9 th International Symposium and Exhibition on Advanced Packaging Materials, IEEE 

CPMT, Atlanta, Georgia, March 24 - 26 2004. BEST PAPER AWARD 

26. J. L. Grenestedt, P. Hutapea, K. Frutschy. Prediction of CPU Substrate Warpage using a 

Combined Homogenization and Finite Element Method. Mechanics and Materials Conference, 

Scottsdale, Arizona, June 17 - 20, 2003. 

27. P. Hutapea, F. G. Yuan, N. J. Pagano. Microstress Prediction in Composite Laminates with High 

Stress Gradients: Proceedings of the American Society for Composites (ASC) 17 th Technical 

Conference, West Lafayette, Indiana, October 2002. 


28. P. Hutapea, F. G. Yuan. Mode-I Fracture Toughness of IM7/LaRC-RP46 Composites Under 

Thermal Aging: 39 th AIAA/ASME/ASCE/AHS/ASC Structures, Structural Dynamics, and Materials 

Conference, Long Beach, California, 1998. 

29. P. Hutapea, J. Wang, P. Graham, E. Setiawan, G. K. Lee. A Teleoperated Mobile Robocrane: 

Testbed For Control Algorithm Verification: International Society for Computers and Applications 

(ISCA) 11 th International Conference, San Francisco, California, 1996. 

30. J. Wang, P. Graham, P. Hutapea, E. Setiawan, G. K. Lee. A Mobile Manipulator System Using 

the Robocrane: International Society for Computers and Applications (ISCA) 10th International 

Conference, pp. 298-302, Indianapolis, Indiana, 1995. 

Abstracts or Presentations 


1. M. Honarvar**, T. M. Nguyen**, J. Koo**, D. Choi**, B. Konh**, N. V. Datla***, P. Hutapea. Smart 

Needle for Prostate Brachyteraphy: 6 th College of Engineering Research Poster Competition, 

Temple University, February 2012. BEST POSTER (2 ND PLACE) 

2. G. Diloyan**, P. Hutapea. Platinum Dissolution in PEM Fuel Cell Under Mechanical Vibrations: 

6 th College of Engineering Research Poster Competition, Temple University, February 2012. 

3. B. Dallas**, P. Hutapea. Mechanics of PEM Fuel Cell Stack Compression, ASEE Middle Atlantic 

Conference, Temple University, Philadelphia, PA, October 28 – 29, 2011. 

4. T. M. Nguyen**, P. Hutapea. Study of Mechanical Behavior of Shape Memory Alloy for Smart 

Needling System: 5 th College of Engineering Research Poster Competition, Temple University, 

March 2011. 

5. G. Diloyan**, P. Hutapea. Platinum Dissolution in PEM Fuel Cell Under Mechanical Vibrations: 

5 th College of Engineering Research Poster Competition, Temple University, March 2011. 

6. P. Hutapea. Development of a Hybrid PEM Fuel Cell Vehicle: 2010 World Green Energy 

Symposium, Philadelphia, PA, October 21 – 23, 2010. 

7. P. Hutapea, PEM Fuel Cell Losses under Vibrations: 2010 Fuel Cells Gordon Research 

Conference, Bryant University, Smithfield, RI, August 1 – 6, 2010. 

8. L. C. Breziner**, P. Hutapea, Influence of Vibration on Water Transport of PEM Fuel Cells: 

AIAA/ASME 4 th Annual Aerospace/Mechanical Engineering Mini-Symposium, Philadelphia, 

Pennsylvania, 2008. 

9. K. Davis*, P. Hutapea. Development of an Actuator for a Bone Lengthening Device for Children: 

Undergraduate Research Presentation at The Capitol, Harrisburg, PA, January 28, 2008. 

10. P. Hutapea, J. Kim*, A. Guion*, C. Hanna*, N. Heulitt*. Development of Smart Wing: 

AIAA/ASME 3 rd Annual Aerospace/Mechanical Engineering Mini-Symposium, Philadelphia, 

Pennsylvania, 2007. 


of Fiber-reinforced Composite-Metal Joints: AIAA/ASME 3 rd Annual Aerospace/Mechanical 

Engineering Mini-Symposium, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 2007. 

12. L. C. Breziner**, P. Hutapea. The Influence of Harsh Environmental Conditions on the Failure 

Mechanisms of Carbon Fiber-reinforced Composite-Metal Joints: AIAA/ASME 3 rd Annual 

Aerospace/Mechanical Engineering Mini-Symposium, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 2007. 

13. Y. Luo**, P. Hutapea. Development of a Bone Transport Device: AIAA/ASME 3 rd Annual 

Aerospace/Mechanical Engineering Mini-Symposium, 2007. 

14. M. Smith**, P. Hutapea. Optimizing Adhesively Bonded Metal-Composite Hybrid Joints: 

AIAA/ASME 2 nd Annual Aerospace/Mechanical Engineering Mini-Symposium, 2006. 


15. M. El-Mougharbel*, P. Hutapea. Reducing Anisotropy to Improve the Dimensional Stability of 

Composite Laminates: AIAA/ASME 2 nd Annual Aerospace/Mechanical Engineering Mini- 

Symposium, 2006. 

16. P. Hutapea, B. Bogicevic**. Reliability of Surface Mount Technology Packages: AIAA/ASME 2 nd 

Annual Aerospace/Mechanical Engineering Mini-Symposium, 2006. 


Submount Alignment for Optoelectronics: International Microelectronics and Packaging Society 

(IMAPS) Optoelectronics Device Packaging Topical Workshop and Exhibition, Bethlehem, 

Pennsylvania, October 11-14, 2004. 

18. J. L. Grenestedt, P. Hutapea. Optimization Techniques for Reducing Warpage of Unpopulated 

Organic Substrates: International Microelectronics and Packaging Society (IMAPS) 

Optoelectronics Device Packaging Topical Workshop and Exhibition, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, 

October 11-14, 2004. 


Submount Alignment for Optoelectronics: Lehigh University Center for Optical Technologies 

Spring Symposium: Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, November 10, 2003. 

20. J. L. Grenestedt, P. Hutapea. Dimensional Stability of Optoelectronic Packages: Lehigh 

University Center for Optical Technologies Fall Symposium: Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, 

November 10, 2003. 

21. J. L. Grenestedt, P. Hutapea. Tuning Organic Substrates for Improving Reliability: International 

Microelectronics and Packaging Society (IMAPS) Conference on Optoelectronics Packaging and 

Micro-Optoelectromechanical Systems (MOEMS), Northampton County Community College, 

Allentown, Pennsylvania, June 5, 2003. BEST PRESENTATION AWARD 

22. P. Hutapea, J. L. Grenestedt. Warpage of Printed Circuit Boards: International Microelectronics 

and Packaging Society (IMAPS) Conference on Optoelectronics Packaging and Micro- 

Optoelectromechanical Systems (MOEMS), Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, October 21-23, 2002. 

23. P. Hutapea, J. Wang, P. Graham, E. Setiawan. A Teleoperated Mobile Robocrane: Testbed For 

Control Algorithm Verification: International Society for Computers and Applications (ISCA) 11th 

International Conference, pp. 7-10, San Francisco, California, 1996. 

24. J. Wang, P. Graham, P. Hutapea, E. Setiawan, G. K. Lee. A Mobile Manipulator System Using 

the Robocrane: International Society for Computers and Applications (ISCA) 10th International 

Conference, pp. 298-302, Indianapolis, Indiana, 1995. 

25. P. Hutapea, P. Graham, E. Setiawan, J. Wang. A Mobile Manipulator System using the 

Robocrane: A Testbed for Control Algorithm and System Integration Studies: AIAA Southeastern 

Regional Student Conference, Atlanta, Georgia, 1995. 

Grants Awarded 

1. P. Hutapea (PI), X. Xi, S. Neretina, N. Davatzes: DURIP: Acquisition of SEM for Multidisciplinary 

Research. DOD Office of Naval Research ($475,000), 06/12 – 05/13. 

2. P. Hutapea (PI), T. Podder, A. Dicker: Development of a Smart Needling Device for Image- 

Guided Percutaneous Intervention and Delivery of Therapeutic Agents in Prostate. DOD CDMRP 

Prostate Cancer Research Program ($1,128,024), 05/11 – 04/14. 

3. S. Neretina (PI), P. Hutapea, M. Kiani, R. Suri, Z. J. Delalic: NUE: A Sustainable Urban 

Environment Advanced by Engineers Empowered with Nanotechnology. NSF ($199,967), 09/10 

– 08/12. 


4. D. Strongin (PI), P. Hutapea, L. C. Knight, B. Wayland, E. Borguet: MRI: Acquisition of a TEM 

for Multidisciplinary Research at Temple University. NSF ($644,000: $431,480 plus $212,520 

match), 07/09. 

5. P. Hutapea (PI): Development of a Hybrid PEM Vehicle. PA Department of Environmental 

Protection AFIG ($255,443 plus $250,000 match from Industry and Temple), 08/09 – 06/10. 

6. P. Hutapea (PI): PEM Fuel Cell Equipment for Development of a Hybrid PEM Vehicle. Relion Inc 

Spokane, Washington ($13,500), 06/09. 

7. P. Hutapea (PI): Smart Nano Pipet for a Novel 2-D Membrane Electrophoresis (Phase II). The 

Nanotechnology Institute ($50,000), 02/09 – 12/09. 

8. P. Hutapea (PI): Smart Aviation. Wolf Aviation Fund ($2,000), 06/08 – 09/08. 

9. P. Hutapea (PI): Smart Nano Pipet for a Novel 2-D Membrane Electrophoresis (Phase I). The 

Nanotechnology Institute ($50,000), 04/08 – 09/08. 

10. P. Hutapea (PI), F. N. Chang: Smart Nano Pipet for a Novel 2-D Membrane Electrophoresis. 

The Office of Provost Multidisciplinary Seed Grant ($25,000), 05/08 – 07/09. 

11. P. Hutapea (PI): Smart Wearable Device for Dropped Foot Condition. The McDonnell 

Foundation ($22,000), 01/08 – 12/08. 

12. P. Hutapea (PI): Magnetostrictive Actuator for a Smart Bone Transport Device. The Scholler 

Foundation ($24,985), 06/07 – 06/08. 

13. P. Hutapea (PI): Influence of Vibration on PEM Fuel Cells. The Office of Vice President 

Research Grant ($50,000), 06/07 – 06/08. 

14. P. Hutapea (PI): Magnetostrictive Actuator for a Smart Bone Transport Device. The 

Pennsylvania Department of Health ($30,000), 01/07 – 06/08. 

15. J. Chen (PI), P. Hutapea: Robert M. and Mary Haythornthwaite Distinguished Lecture Series. 

Robert and M. Mary Haythornthwaite Foundation ($10,000), 01/06 – 05/07. 

16. P. Hutapea (PI): Magnetostrictive Actuator for a Smart Bone Transport Device. Philadelphia 

Shriners Hospital ($3,000), 06/05 – 07/05. 

Invited Talks or Meetings 

1. Review Panelist for the American Heart Association (AHA) Grant Program, 2011. 

2. Keynote Speaker for the 2010 World Green Energy Symposium, October 21 – 23, 2010. 

3. Poster presenter at the 2010 Fuel Cells Gordon Research Conference, Bryant University, 

Smithfield, RI, August 1 – 6, 2010. 

4. Review Panelist for the DOE Advanced Research Projects Agency – Energy (ARPA-E) Grant 

Program, 2009. 

5. Review Panelist for the DOE Smart Grid Grant Program (Office of Electricity Delivery and Energy 

Reliability), 2009. 

6. Review Panelist for the NSF SBIR/STTR Phase I BCT: Biomedical Devices Panel, Washington, 

DC, August 19, 2009. 

7. Smart Nano Pipet: The Nanotechnology Institute, September 18, 2008. 

8. Finalist (one of four teams in a nation-wide competition). The National Collegiate Inventors 

Competition, Caltech, Pasadena, California, October 31-November 1, 2007. 

9. Ohio Fuel Cell Symposium, Kent State Stark Professional Education and Conference Center in 

Canton, Ohio, May 23 - 24, 2006. 


10. Temple University Undergraduate Research Forum & Creative Works Symposium, April 5, 2007. 

11. AIAA, Careers in Aerospace: A Panel Discussion of Opportunities in the Aerospace Industry, 

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, April, 2006. 

12. Temple University Undergraduate Research Forum & Creative Works Symposium, April 5, 2006. 

13. Honda Grant Symposium: Performance and Durability of Hybrid Joints for Automotive 

Applications, Chicago, Illinois, November 16, 2005 

14. Workshop on Wireless Sensor Networks, North Carolina State University, June 7, 2005. 

15. The 2005 NSF Career Workshop, Columbia University, New York, New York, May 24, 2005. 

16. Shriners Children Hospital Research Staff Conference, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, April, 2005. 

17. The University of Akron College of Engineering Seminar Series: Reducing Microelectronic 

Substrate Warpage, Akron, Ohio, December 8, 2004. 

18. Intel Corporation: CPU Substrate Warpage Project, Chandler, Arizona, December 6, 2004. 

19. Lehigh University College of Engineering Seminar Series: Dimensional Stability of Electronic 

Substrate, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, December 3, 2004. 

20. Lehigh University and Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) Workshop: Dimensional 

Stability of Electronic Substrates, July 13 - July 14, 2004. 

21. Visteon Corporation: Reducing Warpage in Printed Circuit Boards, Dearborn, Michigan, May 13, 

2003. 

22. Visteon Corporation: Dimensional Stability of Organic Substrates, Lansdale, Pennsylvania, May 

2003. 

23. Intel Corporation: Prediction of CPU Substrate Warpage using a Combined Homogenization and 

Finite Element Method, Chandler, Arizona, March 3, 2003. 

24. Lehigh University: Dimensional Stability in Microelectronics and Optoelectronic Packages: 

Lehigh Center of Optical Technology Industry-University Seminar, Lehigh University, Bethlehem, 

Pennsylvania, January 17, 2003. 

25. Visteon Corporation: Wavy Electric Artworks of Printed Circuit Boards, Lansdale, Pennsylvania, 

May 2002. 

26. Visteon Corporation: Influence of Supports and Surrounding Air on the Vibration of Plates, 

Lansdale, Pennsylvania, May 2001. 

Technical or Grant Progress Reports 

1. P. Hutapea. Development of a Smart Needling Device for Image-Guided Percutaneous 

Intervention and Delivery of Therapeutic Agents in Prostate. DOD CDMRP Prostate Cancer 

Research Program, May 2012. 

2. S. Neretina (PI), P. Hutapea, M. Kiani, R. Suri, Z. J. Delalic: NUE: A Sustainable Urban 

Environment Advanced by Engineers Empowered with Nanotechnology. NSF, 09/10 – 08/12. 

3. D. Strongin (PI), P. Hutapea, L. C. Knight, B. Wayland, E. Borguet: MRI: Acquisition of a TEM for 

Multidisciplinary Research at Temple University, 07/09 – 6/12. 

4. P. Hutapea. Development of Smart Bone Transport Device: Pennsylvania Department of Health 

Formula Fund, June 2009. 

5. P. Hutapea. Smart Nano Pipet: The Nanotechnology Institute, July 2009. 


Formula Fund, June 2009. 


7. P. Hutapea. Smart Nano Pipet: The Nanotechnology Institute, September 2008. 

8. P. Hutapea. Development of Smart Wearable Device: McDonnell Foundation, May 2008. 


Formula Fund, March 2007. 

10. P. Hutapea, J. L. Grenestedt. Substrate Warpage Project: Intel Corporation Assembly 

Technology Division, December 2004. 

11. P. Hutapea, J. L. Grenestedt. Thermoelastic Effective Properties of Intel Substrate Features: 

Lehigh University Technical Report for Intel Corporation, February 2004. 

12. P. Hutapea, J. L. Grenestedt. Dimensional Stability of Organic Substrates: Lehigh University 

Technical Report for Visteon Corporation, June 2003. 

13. F. G. Yuan, P. Hutapea. Micromechanics Failure of Fiber Reinforced Composite Laminates: 

North Carolina State University Technical Report for Air Force Office of Scientific Research, 

Dayton, Ohio, 2001. 

14. F. G. Yuan, P. Hutapea. Fracture behavior of High-Temperature IM7/LaRC-RP46 Composites: 

North Carolina State University Technical Report for NASA Langley, Virginia, 1997. 

Patents, Provisional Patents, or Invention Disclosure Submitted 


1. P. Hutapea, N. V. Datla***, K. Darvish, T. K. Podder. Smart Needling System for Fully Conformal 

Radiation Dose Delivery in Treating Prostate Cancer, Invention Disclosure, 2007. 

2. P. Hutapea, Y. Luo**. Design of a Bone Lengthening Device using Magnetostrictive Alloy, 

Invention Disclosure, 2007. 

3. P. Hutapea, J. Kim*, A. Guion*, C. Hanna*, N. Heulitt*. Smart Aviation, Invention Disclosure, 

2007. 


Submount Alignment for Optoelectronics, Invention Disclosure, 2004. 

Newspapers or Online Publication Articles 

1. Featured in Mishimoto Radiators, http://blog.mishimoto.com/. Temple Students Keep Senior 

Project Cool with Mishimoto, December, 2011. 

2. Gatra (Indonesian Weekly Magazine). Banjir Order di Negeri Paman Sam, January 25, 2012. 

3. Featured in CBS3 TV Philadelphia, February 2011. 

4. The Temple News. Hybrid Hype, September 22, 2009. 

5. Temple Times. Students Engineers High-Tech Scooter, April 17, 2008. 

6. Phyorg.com. Engineering Students Use Smart Materials to Design a Smart Wing, November 16, 

2007. 

7. Temple Times. Students Take New Path to Flying with Lighter, Quiter ʻSmart Wingʼ, November 

15, 2007. 

8. Philadelphia Inquirer. Temple Students Design a Lighter Aircraft Lift System, October 8, 2007. 


Awards and Memberships 

1. Best Poster Award (2 nd Place): Smart Needle for Prostate Brachyteraphy: 6 th College of 

Engineering Research Poster Competition, Temple University, February 2012. 

2. Best Senior Design Project in Department of Mechanical Engineering (Ridenour Prize): Hybrid 

Electric Fuel Cell Vehicle, 2010. 

3. Finalist in the prestigious National Collegiate Inventors Competition, 2007. 

4. Best Senior Design Project in Department of Mechanical Engineering (Ridenour Prize): Smart 

Wing, Ridenour Prize, 2007. 

5. Best Paper Award in the 9 th IEEE/CPMT Conference, Atlanta, Georgia, 2004. 

6. Best Presentation Award in the IMAPS Conference on Optoelectronics Packaging and Micro- 

Optoelectromechanical Systems (MOEMS), Northampton County Community College, 

Allentown, Pennsylvania, June 5, 2003 

7. Air Force Office of Scientific Research graduate student assistantship, 1997-2000 

8. NASA graduate student assistantship, 1995-1997 

9. Certificate of Teaching Workshop from Southeastern University and College Coalition for 

Engineering Education, 1998 

10. Inducted to the Sigma Gamma Tau Aerospace and Astronautics Honor Society, 1995 

11. Inducted to the Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honor Society, 1994 

12. Inducted to the Pi Mu Epsilon Mathematics Honor Society, 1994 

13. Recipient of World Bank College Scholarship, 1991-1995 

14. Professional Memberships: American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), American 

Institute of Aerospace and Astronautics (AIAA), Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers 

(IEEE), International Microelectronics and Packaging Society (IMAPS), American Society for 

Composites (ASC) 

Teaching Experience, Course, and Curriculum Developed 

1. Developed and taught a graduate course Fracture Mechanics (ME 8315) for Spring 2011. 

2. Taught an undergraduate course Vibrations (ME 4422) for Fall 2010. 

3. Taught an undergraduate course Mechanics of Solids (ME 2333) for Fall 2010. 

4. Developed and taught a graduate course Finite Element Analysis (ME 5117) for Spring 2010. 

5. Developed Energy Systems concentration curriculum with Dr. M. F. Kiani (ME Chair), Fall 2008. 

6. Developed and taught Renewable and Alternative Energy (ME 4575/5575), Fall 2008 and Fall 

2011. 

7. Developed and taught Mechanics of Composite Materials (ME 4311/5312), Temple University, 

Fall 2005, 2007, 2009, 2011. 

8. Developed and taught Metallurgy (ME 4333), Temple University, Spring 2007. 

9. Developed and taught Computer-Aided-Design (ENG 3117), Temple University, Spring 2005 - 

2009. 

10. Taught Statics (ENG 2331), Temple University, Fall 2004, 2006. 

11. Aerospace Vehicle Structures II Laboratory, North Carolina State University, Spring 2000. 

12. Solid Mechanics, North Carolina State University, Fall 1999. 


Students, Postdocs, Visiting Scholars Advised 

Postdoctoral Associate: 

1. Dr. Naresh V. Datla (from the University of Toronto), PhD: June 2011 to present. 

Visiting Scholars: 

1. Lixin Zhao (Associate Professor, Hebei University of Engineering, Handan, Peopleʼs Republic of 

China): March – October 2011. 

2. Fazel Ashkan (MSE student from Nancy Université, France): April - August 2010. 

3. Mohamed Abd El Malek Mahmoud Ghaly (PhD student from Cairo University, Egypt): May – 

August 2007. 

Graduate Thesis and Dissertation: 

1. Mohammad Honarvar, PhD: Summer 2011 to present. 

2. Mark Jahanbin, PhD: Fall 2011 to present. 

3. Bardia Konh, PhD: Fall 2011 to present. 

4. Luis C. Breziner, BSEʼ07/MSEʼ09/PhD: Spring 2006 to present. 

5. Georgiy Diloyan, PhD: Fall 2008 to 2012. Graduated in Spring 2012. 

6. Tuan M. Nguyen, MSE: Fall 2010 to 2012. Graduated in Spring 2012. 

7. Jing Yuen (Joe) Koo, MSE: Summer 2011 to 2012. Graduated in Spring 2012. 

8. Daniel J. Won Choi, MSE: Spring 2011 to 2012. Graduated in Spring 2012. 

9. Christopher Altenderfer, MSE: Fall 2008 to 2010. Graduated in Spring 2010. 

10. Jitendra Bambharoliya, PhD: Fall 2009 to Spring 2011. 

11. Yuehao Luo, MSE: Graduated in Fall 2007. 

12. Mark Smith, BSEʼ06/MSEʼ07: Graduated in Spring 2007. 

13. William S. Slovinsky, MSE: Graduated in Fall 2006. 

14. Christian Obwogi, MSE: Graduated in May 2005. 

15. Teri-Lynn Allonardo, MSE: Fall 2004 to Spring of 2005. 

Graduate Thesis and Dissertation Committee Member: 

1. Alan Kaufmann (ME), MSE, 2012. 

2. Chukwuemeka Aduba (ECE), PhD 2012. 

3. Mobin Agah (ME), PhD 2011. 

4. Jing Bao (ME), MSE 2011. 

5. Ali Hemmasizadeh (ME), PhD 2010. 

6. Kaveh Laksari (ME), MSE 2009, PhD 2010. 

7. Mehdi Shafieian (ME), PhD Qualifying Exam, 2009. 

8. Zachary Szczerbinski (ME), MSE 2007. 

9. Abdelsalam Elbastawisy (ME), MSE 2005. 

10. Payman Saffari (ME), MSE 2005. 


Undergraduate Thesis (Capstone Senior Design): 

1. Bryan Dallas, Project: Lithium-ion Battery Thermal Management System, 2011-2012. 

2. Chris Decker, Project: Lithium-ion Battery Thermal Management System, 2011-2012. 

3. Hung Ly, Project: Lithium-ion Battery Thermal Management System, 2011-2012. 

4. Stephen Barrett, Project: Development of Battery Management System for a Hybrid PEM Fuel 

Cell Vehicle, 2010-2011. 

5. Emmy Messina, Project: Development of Battery Management System for a Hybrid PEM Fuel 


6. Jonathan Childs, Project: Development of Battery Management System for a Hybrid PEM Fuel 


7. Dean Cun, Project: Development of Battery Management System for a Hybrid PEM Fuel Cell 

Vehicle, 2010-2011. 

8. Peter Strahs (Diamond Scholar), Project: Development of a Hybrid PEM Fuel Cell Vehicle, 2009- 

2010. 

9. Keith Shaffer, Project: Development of a Hybrid PEM Fuel Cell Vehicle, 2009-2010. 

10. Christophe Garant (NIST Undergraduate Research Fellow), Project: Development of a Hybrid 

PEM Fuel Cell Vehicle, 2009-2010. 

11. Jordan Weaver (NIST Undergraduate Research Fellow): Development of a Hybrid PEM Fuel Cell 

Vehicle, 2009 - 2010. 

12. Michael Acri, Senior Design Project: Design of Smart Wing III, 2008-2009. 

13. Thomas Kirk, Senior Design Project: Design of Smart Wing III, 2008-2009. 

14. Kaneshia McClendon, Senior Design Project: Design of Smart Wing III, 2008-2009. 

15. Elyse Meyer, Senior Design Project: Design of Smart Wing II, 2007-2008 (1 paper; a mechanical 

engineer at Boeing, Seattle, WA). 

16. Brendan Roth, Senior Design Project: Design of Smart Wing II, 2007-2008 (1 paper; pursuing a 

medical school). 

17. Kyle Jacobs, Senior Design Project: Design of Smart Wing II, 2007-2008 (1 paper; an HVAC 

engineer in Camden, NJ). 

18. Michael Harper, Senior Design Project: Design of Smart Wing II, 2007-2008 (1 paper; a 

bioengineer in Horsham, PA). 

19. Jinho Kim, Senior Design Project: Design of Smart Wing, 2006-2007 (1 paper/provisional 

patent/national award; a PhD student at Columbia University, NY). 

20. Andrew Guion, Senior Design Project: Design of Smart Wing, 2006-2007 (1 paper/provisional 

patent/national award; a mechanical engineering at Federal Aviation Administration, Seattle, 

WA). 

21. Charlie Hanna, Senior Design Project: Design of Smart Wing, 2006-2007 (1 paper/provisional 

patent/national award; an HVAC engineer in Portland, OR). 

22. Noah Heulit, Senior Design Project: Design of Smart Wing, 2006-2007 (1 paper/provisional 

patent/national award; a metallurgy engineer in Baltimore, MD). 

Undergraduate Non-Thesis (Research Assistants): 

1. Tyler Tolton, Project: NSF NUE: A Sustainable Urban Environment Advanced by Engineers 

Empowered with Nanotechnology, Summer 2012. 


2. Kyle Stern, Project: NSF NUE: A Sustainable Urban Environment Advanced by Engineers 

Empowered with Nanotechnology, Spring 2012. 

3. Bryan Dallas, Project: NSF NUE: A Sustainable Urban Environment Advanced by Engineers 

Empowered with Nanotechnology, Spring 2011 to Fall 2011. 

4. Stephen Barrett, Project: Smart Nano Pipet for 2D Membrane Electrophoresis, 2009 – 2010. 

5. Peter Strahs (Diamond Scholar), Project: Development of a Hybrid PEM Fuel Cell Vehicle, 2009- 

2010. 

6. Keith Shaffer, Project: Development of a Hybrid PEM Fuel Cell Vehicle, 2009-2010. 

7. Christophe Garant (NIST Undergraduate Research Fellow), Project: Development of a Hybrid 

PEM Fuel Cell Vehicle, 2009-2010. 

8. Jordan Weaver (NIST Undergraduate Research Fellow): Development of a Hybrid PEM Fuel Cell 

Vehicle, 2009 - 2010. 

9. Daniel Faro (from Lehigh University), Project: Smart Nano Pipet for 2D Membrane 

Electrophoresis, 2009 – 2010. 

10. Timothy Jennings (Diamond Scholar), Project: Influence of Vibration on PEM Fuel Cells, Summer 

to Fall 2008. 

11. Patrick McCunney, Project: Smart Nano Pipet, Summer 2008. 

12. Chaitanya Sakhalkar, Project: Smart Nano Pipet, Summer 2008. 

13. Kendrick Davis (Diamond Scholar), Project: Development of Bone Lengthening Device using 

Magnetostriction Smart Materials, Summer and Fall 2007. 

14. Luis C. Breziner (Diamond Scholar), Project: The Influence of Harsh Environmental Conditions 

on the Failure Mechanisms of Carbon Fiber-reinforced Composite-Metal Joints, Summer and Fall 

2006. 

15. Michael Mahan, Summer 2006, 2006 Fatigue and Fracture Conference Student Award, August 6 

– 9, 2006, Philadelphia, PA 

16. Mark Smith (Diamond Scholar), Project: Development of Composite-Metal Hybrid Joints, 

Summer to Fall 2005. 

17. Marwan Mougharbel, Project: Microelectronic Package, Spring 2006. 

18. Modi Amodou (from Drexel University), Project: Development of a Bone Lengthening Device, 

Summer 2005. 

19. Elyse Meyer, Project: Development of a Bone Lengthening Device, Spring 2005. 

20. Bhavesh Patel, Project: Development of a Bone Lengthening Device, Summer 2005. 

High School: 

1. Anu Thomas (9 th Grade), Project: Composites and its applications, Summer 2006. 

Awards Received by Students Advised 

1. Mohammad Honarvar for 2 nd Place in Undergraduate Division: 3 rd College of Engineering 

Research Poster Competition ($250), 2012. 

2. Kyle Stern, Diamond Peer Teaching ($2,750), Fall 2011. 

3. Peter Strahs, Jordan Weaver, Christophe Garant, Keith Shaffer: Hybrid Electric Fuel Cell 

Vehicle, Ridenour Prize for Best Senior Design Project ($1,000), 2010. 

4. Jordan Weaver, Engineers Week Scholarship ($1,000), 2010. 


5. Peter Strahs for 1st Place in Undergraduate Division: 3 rd College of Engineering Research 

Poster Competition ($250), 2010. 

6. Kendrick Davis: Temple University Class of 2009 Commencement Speaker. 

7. Peter Strahs: Development of a Hybrid PEM Fuel Cell Vehicle, Summer Undergraduate 

Research Award ($4,000) and Diamond Award, 2009. 

8. Christophe Garant: Development of a Hybrid PEM Fuel Cell Vehicle, Summer Undergraduate 

Research Award and NIST Research Fellowship ($8,000), 2009. 

9. Jordan Weaver: Development of a Hybrid PEM Fuel Cell Vehicle, NIST Research Fellowship 

($4,000), 2009. 

10. Timothy Jennings: Influence of Vibration on PEM Fuel Cells, Diamond Scholars ($2,750 plus 3 

credit hour tuition), 2008. 

11. Peter Strahs: Influence of Vibration on PEM Fuel Cells, Summer Undergraduate Research 

Award ($2,400), 2008. 

12. Chaitanya Sakhalkar: Smart Nano Pipet, Summer Undergraduate Research Award ($2,400), 

2008. 

13. Luis C. Breziner: 3 rd place in the graduate division in the 2 nd College of Engineering Research 

Poster Competition ($200), 2008. 

14. Kendrick Davis: 1 st place in the undergraduate division in the 2 nd College of Engineering 

Research Poster Competition ($200), 2008. 

15. Luis C. Breziner: Future Faculty Fellowship ($44,800 plus 48 credit hour tuition), 2007-2009. 

16. Jinho Kim: Finalist in the 2007 National Collegiate Inventors Competition, Caltech, Pasadena, 

CA. ($2,000 and Travel Award). 

17. William S. Slovinsky: 1 st place in the 1st College of Engineering Research Poster Competition 

($200), 2007. 

18. Kendrick Davis: Development of Bone Lengthening Device, Diamond Scholars ($2,750 plus 3 


19. Jinho Kim, C. Hanna, A. Guion, N. Heulitt: Fly by Heat: Smart Wing, Ridenour Prize for Best 

Senior Design Project ($1,000), 2007. 

20. Zachary S. Szczerbinski, Djodjo Amorin, Emilio E. Drakes: Design of New Multi-Layered Fabric 

for Use in Armour Protection, Finalist of the 2006 AATCC Engineering Design Competition. 

21. Michael Mahan: Travel Award to attend 1 st International Conference on Fatigue and Fracture in 

the Infrastructure Bridges and Structures of the 21 st Century, Philadelphia, PA ($2,750), 2006. 

22. Luis C. Breziner: Development of Composite Wings for Small Aircraft, Diamond Scholars ($2,750 

plus 3 credit hour tuition), 2006. 

23. Mark Smith: Development of Composite-Metal Hybrid Joints, Summer Undergraduate Research 

Award ($1,500), 2005. 

24. Mark Smith: Development of Composite-Metal Hybrid Joints, Diamond Scholars ($2,750 plus 3 


25. Bhavesh Patel: Development of Bone Lengthening Device, Summer Undergraduate Research 

Award ($1,500), 2005. 

26. Modi Amodou: Development of Bone Lengthening Device, Summer Research Fellowship, 

Temple University NSF Alliance for Minority Participation ($2,000), 2005. 

27. Teri-Lynn Allonardo: Dimensional Stability of Microelectronic Substrate, NSF Graduate Research 

Fellowship (Honorable Mention), 2005. 


Service Activities 

Service to the Profession: 

1. Reviewer for Journal of Vibration and Control, 2012. 

2. Committee Member, Advanced Materials and Structures (AMS) for Earth and Space 2012 

Conference, Pasadena, California, April 15-18, 2012. 

3. Reviewer for Journal of Renewable and Sustainable Energy, 2012. 

4. Session Chair for the 2011 ASME Summer Bioengineering Conference, Farmington, 

Pennsylvania, June 22 – 25, 2011. 

5. Review Panelist for the American Heart Association (AHA) Grant Program, Spring - Fall 2011. 

6. Speaker for the 2010 World Green Energy Symposium, October 21 – 23, 2010. 

7. Reviewer for Journal of Composite Materials, 2011. 

8. Reviewer for Medical Physics, 2011 - 2012. 

9. Reviewer for Nanotechnology, 2009 – 2011. 

10. Review Panelist for the DOE Advanced Research Projects Agency – Energy (ARPA-E) Grant 

Program, August 2009. 

11. Review Panelist for the DOE Smart Grid Grant Program (Office of Electricity Delivery and Energy 

Reliability), August 2009. 

12. Review Panelist for the NSF SBIR/STTR Phase I BCT: Biomedical Devices Panel, Washington, 

DC, August 19, 2009. 

13. Committee Member, Advanced Materials and Structures (AMS) for 2009 ASCE-ASME-SES Joint 

Conference, Virginia Tech, VA, June 24 – 27, 2009. 

14. Reviewer for Applied Physics Letter, 2008. 

15. Reviewer for Microelectronic Engineering, 2008. 

16. Reviewer for Journal of Vibration, 2008. 

17. Session Chair at AIAA/ASME 3 rd Annual Aerospace/Mechanical Engineering Mini-Symposium, 

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 2007. 

18. Reviewer for ASCE Journal of Aerospace Engineering, 2006-2007. 

19. Reviewer for Indian Journal of Engineering & Materials Sciences, 2007. 

20. Reviewer for Experimental Mechanics, 2007. 

21. Session Chair at the ASCE Engineering Mechanics Conference Mechanics of Advanced Materials and 

Structures, Blacksburg, Virginia, June 2007. 

22. Panelist. AIAA, Careers in Aerospace: A Panel Discussion of Opportunities in the Aerospace Industry, 

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 2006. 

23. Reviewer for IMECE, ASME International Mechanical Engineering Congress and Exposition, Orlando, 

Florida USA, November 5-11, 2005 

24. Workshop on Wireless Sensor Networks, North Carolina State University; June 7, 2005, Raleigh, North 

Carolina, 2005. 

25. Reviewer for a book titled: Evolvable Design of Experiments: Applications for Printed Circuit Boards 

(Taylor and Francis Books, Inc.), 2005. 

26. Reviewer for Composite Science and Technology, 2005. 

27. Emerging Infrastructure Materials Advancements in Science and Mechanics, Woodhead Publishing, 

2004. 


28. Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) Workshop, Dimensional Stability of Electronic Substrates, 

Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, 2004. 

29. The University of Akron Engineering Seminar Series, Akron, Ohio, December, 2004. 

30. Lehigh University Engineering Seminar Series, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, December, 2004. 

31. Intel Corporation Seminar Series, Chandler, Arizona, December, 2004. 

32. Lehigh University, Dimensional Stability of Electronic Substrates, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, 2004. 

33. Visteon Corporation Seminar Series, Lansdale, Pennsylvania, May, 2003. 

34. Reviewer for Acta Materialia, 2002. 

35. Visteon Corporation Seminar Series, Lansdale, Pennsylvania, May, 2002. 

Service to the University: 

1. Member of College of Engineering Promotion and Tenure Committee, 2010 - 2012. 

2. Organized Department of Mechanical Engineering Faculty Search, 2010 – 2011. 

3. Peer Review of Teaching Workshop, Spring 2011. 

4. Member of College of Engineering Research, Computer, and Communications Committee, 2009 - 2012. 

5. Member of College of Engineering Personnel, Nominations, and Elections Committee, 2005 - 2009. 

6. Member of College Personnel, Nominations, and Elections Committee, 2005 - 2009. 

7. Developed the Robert M and Mary Haythornthwaite Distinguished Lecture Series, 2006 - 2007. 

8. Member of Faculty Advisors: Diamond Honors Program, 2005-2007. 

9. Member of Faculty Advisors: NSF Alliance for Minority Participations, 2005-2007. 

Service to the Community: 

1. Women Exploration in Engineering (WE2) for high school students, July 2009. 

2. Mentoring of a High School Student, Anu Thomas (Philadelphia Central High School), 2006-2007. 

3. Review of high school teachers to assess their competences in engineering-related technology (through 

Temple University Career & Technical Education), 2005 - 2008.

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