Welcome to the website of Prof. Xueju "Sophie" Wang's Mechanics, Materials, and Advanced Manufacturing (M^3) research group at the University of Connecticut. Our research interests are in the area of experimental mechanics, materials, and structures for energy and human health, involving multiple physical processes at the nano- and micrometer length scales. Our research is highly multidisciplinary and lies at the intersection of mechanics, materials, electronics and chemistry. The areas of our current interest include mechanics and materials for multi-physics systems such as in energy storage and conversion, design and manufacturing of 3D stretchable, programmable architectures and electronics, and soft materials and systems. Dr. Wang’s work has been published in high-profile journals such as Nature Communications, Advanced Materials, PNAS, and Nano Letters, and has been reported by many press releases including ScienceDaily, Science360, Phys.org, R&D Magazine, and Nanotechnology Now. She is a recipient of Gary L. Cloud Scholarship Award from the Society of Experimental Mechanics (one recipient every other year).
Openings: We are looking for highly passionate and self-motivated postdocs, Ph.D. students, and undergraduate research assistants to join us at UConn. If you are interested in working in the group, please send your CV to Prof. Wang (xueju.wang@uconn.edu).
Openings: We are looking for highly passionate and self-motivated postdocs, Ph.D. students, and undergraduate research assistants to join us at UConn. If you are interested in working in the group, please send your CV to Prof. Wang (xueju.wang@uconn.edu).
