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Welcome to the Advanced Sensor Technology Laboratory (ASTL)
The missions of the Advanced Sensor Technology Laboratory (ASTL) are
focused on developing state-of-the-art sensor technologies for real-time
diagnosis and prognosis of structural health conditions and providing a multi-disciplinary learning environment for students to
participate in world class research activities.
Current
research projects at ASTL cover a broad range of topics, including:
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Passive wireless sensors for strain
and high temperature measurement
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LPFG-based optical fiber
distance sensor development
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Laser reflectance sensors for
material damage detection
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Hybrid silica/polymer optical fiber
sensor for large strain measurement
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Tapered optical fiber sensor for
bio/chemical sensing
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Study of elastic wave generation
using piezoelectric patches
This site contains further information on the
Advanced Sensor Technology Laboratory (ASTL). Contact and communications
welcome.
In
the News:
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07/30/2008:
ASTL delivered a
hands-on workshop for K-12 girls
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06/01/2008:
ASTL received a
three-year grant from the Air Force Office of Scientific Research
(AFOSR) to develop passive wireless sensors for crack
characterization
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1/10/2008:
Prof. Huang
presented a poster at the NSF CMMI grantee's conference at
Knoxville, TN
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09/01/2007:
Graduate student
Xiaoyan Lu and Rakesh Chaudhari join ASTL.
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06/13/2007:
Prof. Huang received the 2007 Air
Force Summer Faculty Fellowship. She will work with researchers at
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base for eight weeks during the summer.
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06/01/2007:
ASTL received an
exploratory grant from the Air Force Office of Scientific Research
(AFOSR) to study the feasibility of patch antenna for strain
measurements
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05/23/2007:
Graduate student Neelam Gupta join
the ASTL
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05/23/2007:
Graduate student Uday Tata received
a travel grant from the National Science Foundation to participate
at the student activities at the world forum on smart materials and
smart structural technology, China.
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05/23/2007:
Prof. Huang received a travel grant
from the National Science Foundation to attend the world forum on
smart materials and smart structural technology, China
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