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Quick Facts:
- Professor Paulino is the Raymond Allen Jones Chair of Engineering
- Professor Paulino has over 240 scholarly publications in peer-refereed journals and one original book
- A total of 19 students have graduated from Professor Paulino's research group with a PhD and 11 with an MS degree
- Researcher's in Professor Paulino's group are currently investigating over a dozen topics in computational mechanics
News: Last updated 2/4/2020
| Prof. Paulino to co-chair Symposium on Functionally Graded Materials | |
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The 16th International Symposium on Functionally Graded Materials (FGM2020) will be held at the University of Connecticut on August 9-12, 2020. View brochure. |
| COE Year in Review highlights Prof. Paulino's Origami Engineering Course | |
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Prof. Paulino's Origami Engineering course was highlighted by the College of Engineering's 2018-2019 "Year In Review" as an example of "teaching through innovation." View flyer. |
| Undergrad student made Origami Story Book about Prof. Paulino's class | |
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Undergraduate student, Tynan Purdy, put together an "Origami Story Book" about his experience in Prof. Paulino's Origami Engineering course. View book. |
| Prof. Paulino awarded CEE Senior Faculty Teaching Award | |
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Prof. Paulino was awarded the CEE Senior Faculty Teaching Award at the CEE Annual Awards Ceremony on December 12, 2019 at Georgia Tech. View photo of the award. |
| Prof. Paulino delivered keynote lecture at SES Prager Medal Symposium | |
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Prof. Paulino delivered an invited keynote lecture entitled "Geometric Mechanics of Origami Patterns Exhibiting Poisson’s Ratio Switch by Breaking Crease Assignment" on October 15, 2019 at the Society of Engineering Sciences (SES) Conference in the Prager Medal Symposium in honor of the 2019 medalist, Dr. Horacio Espinosa. |
