College of Engineering and Applied Science adds new faculty
CEAS welcomes four new faculty members in January
The University of Cincinnati College of Engineering and Applied Science (CEAS) welcomed four new faculty members for the start of the spring semester in January 2021. With the faculty additions, CEAS expanded UC’s research and educational reach in a variety of cutting-edge fields.
John Ash
Assistant Professor, Department of Civil and Architectural Engineering and Construction Management
Research/Teaching Interests: traffic safety; traffic operations; traffic monitoring; connected vehicles; intelligent transportation systems
Dinc Erdeniz
Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical and Materials Engineering
Research/Teaching Interests: high temperature alloys; shape memory alloys; porous metals; mechanical behavior; solidification processing; additive manufacturing
Associate Professor-Educator, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Research/Teaching Interests: distributed blockchain technology; interconnection networks-architecture; fault-tolerance and reliability; multiprocessor systems-on-chip; networks-on-chip; systems-on-chip; networks-in-packages; algorithms; theory of computation and parallel; distributed and grid computing
Associate Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Research/Teaching Interests: software engineering; software testing; program analysis, software debugging and fault localization, mining software repositories; software evolution and maintenance.
Featured image at top: Engineering Research Center viewed from Lindner Hall's rooftop garden. Photo/John Martini/UC.
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