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Reginald Felix Hamilton is an Associate Professor in the Engineering Science Mechanics Department at Penn State University. His research focuses on advanced materials, specifically shape memory alloys and their applications in engineering. He has contributed to numerous scholarly articles addressing ultrasonic scattering behavior, multi-functional metallic nano composites, and the mechanical properties of NiTi alloys. His work includes innovative research on deformation processing and metal 3D printing techniques, where he explores the structure-property relationships in materials at the microscale. Hamilton is involved in the Engineering Science Mechanics Center and the Materials Research Institute, where he works on projects that aim to develop new materials and improve existing manufacturing processes. He has actively participated in conferences and has received accolades for his contributions towards advancing engineering education and research. Hamilton is recognized for his leadership in enhancing diversity and inclusion within the engineering community. He is dedicated to mentoring the next generation of engineers and fostering an inclusive academic environment.
Penn State University • University Park, PA
Teaching and researching in the field of Engineering Science Mechanics.
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