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Jing Tang
@ProfJingTang
Assistant Professor at University of Michigan
Michigan Katılım Mart 2019
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Machine Learning–Enabled Smart Materials and Manufacturing for Critical Mineral Extraction and Recovery (PI)
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Machine Learning–Enabled Smart Materials and Manufacturing for Critical Mineral Extraction and Recovery Jing Tang, assistant professor of mechanical engineering, @umichme @UMengineering Bold Challenges awards researchers exploring manufacturing and AI, future of food record.umich.edu/articles/bold-…
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Machine Learning–Enabled Smart Materials and Manufacturing for Critical Mineral Extraction and Recovery
Jing Tang, assistant professor of mechanical engineering, CoE
Michigan Research@UMichResearch
Bold Challenges has awarded seed funding to 14 @UMich faculty teams to support projects that pursue solutions to food challenges and explore the intersection of AI and manufacturing. myumi.ch/z9qry
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Machine Learning–Enabled Smart Materials and Manufacturing for Critical Mineral Extraction and Recovery
Jing Tang, assistant professor of mechanical engineering, @umichme @UMengineering
Bold Challenges awards researchers exploring manufacturing and AI, future of food record.umich.edu/articles/bold-…
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Two U-M ME-affiliated institutes were awarded seed stage funding from Impact Institutes, a @UMichResearch initiative that propels the creation and growth of interdisciplinary research centers at U-M.
👉 Learn more: bit.ly/4akZs13
#UmichEngineering #MechanicalEngineering
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Jing Tang@ProfJingTang
Our team was selected for first-round seed funding from the Impact Institutes Awards. @umichme record.umich.edu/articles/impac… THREADS Collaborative for Natural Fiber Futures Director: Melissa Duhaime, LSA Co-director: Miki Banu, College of Engineering Goal: The Michigan THREADS Collaborative will address the environmental and social harms of society’s dependence on synthetic fiber by developing regionally sourced natural fiber solutions for sustainable textiles, composites and building materials in ways that support local supply chains, uplift material cultures and connect people with the places and systems that sustain them.
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Our team was selected for first-round seed funding from the Impact Institutes Awards. @umichme
record.umich.edu/articles/impac…
THREADS Collaborative for Natural Fiber Futures
Director: Melissa Duhaime, LSA
Co-director: Miki Banu, College of Engineering
Goal: The Michigan THREADS Collaborative will address the environmental and social harms of society’s dependence on synthetic fiber by developing regionally sourced natural fiber solutions for sustainable textiles, composites and building materials in ways that support local supply chains, uplift material cultures and connect people with the places and systems that sustain them.
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Our Collaborative Research with The Rohini Bala Chandran Group has been published in ACS Materials Letters. Congratulations to the entire team! pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…
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Please check our new paper online @umichme @UMengineering :
Cellulose ionic conductors for sustainable ion transport in next-generation electrochemical devices
link.springer.com/article/10.155…
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09/24/2025 Our invited article "Cellulose Ionic Conductors for Sustainable Ion Transport in Next-Generation Electrochemical Devices" has been accepted by Journal of Materials Research. Congratulations, Team! @umichme
We thank Journal of Materials Research Editor General Motor Technical Fellow Dr. Xingcheng Xiao's kind invitation.
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A multidisciplinary team of researchers has received Bold Challenges Boost funding from OVPR for a project focused on developing an autonomous laboratory.
👉🔗 Learn more: me.engin.umich.edu/news-events/ne…
@UMRobotics
#umich #umichengin #MakeTheWorldWorkBetter #MechanicalEngineering
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Cognitive Digital Twin Intelligence: Generative AI–Driven Self-Driving Labs for Accelerated Materials Discovery
Alauddin Ahmed, associate research scientist, mechanical engineering, CoE
Stephen Maldonado, professor of chemistry, LSA
Ram Vasudevan, associate professor of robotics and mechanical engineering, CoE
Jing Tang, assistant professor of mechanical engineering, CoE
Eight teams selected for Bold Challenges’ 2025 Boost cohort record.umich.edu/articles/eight…
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The Microscopy & Microanalysis 2025 conference brought microscopy experts from around the globe to Salt Lake City last month and we seized the chance to sit down with one of the pioneers of operando TEM, Prof. Patricia J. Kooyman of the University of Cape Town. @pat1kooy
Unlike traditional TEM, which captures static images, operando TEM lets us watch materials evolve in real time as they undergo reactions. Patricia was right there when many of these innovations were happening, and she shares her first-hand perspective on how this revolution in microscopy unfolded.
Links in the comments below!
hashtag#MaterialsScience hashtag#Microscopy hashtag#TEM hashtag#OperandoTEM hashtag#MaterialismPodcast
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