Research Area: Multiaxial Fatigue
Here are all the people, degree programs, and spaces associated with research on Multiaxial Fatigue in The College of Engineering.
Advanced Material Testing Laboratory / Labs
Research Areas: Electromechanical Systems, Fatigue and Fracture, Metal Fatigue, Multiaxial Fatigue
Dr. Mark E. Barkey / Interim-Senior Associate Dean for Administration, Department Head of Aerospace Engineering and Mechanics, Professor
Aerospace Engineering and Mechanics, Center for Advanced Vehicle Technologies, Dean’s Office / Office: 3005 H.M. Comer / (205) 348-1621 / Send email
Aerospace Engineering, Minor / Degree Program
Department: Aerospace Engineering and Mechanics / Degree Requirements: UA Catalog / Admissions: Apply Today
Aerospace Engineering, BS / Degree Program
Department: Aerospace Engineering and Mechanics / Degree Requirements: UA Catalog / Admissions: Apply Today
Aerospace Engineering and Mechanics, Ph.D. / Degree Program
Department: Aerospace Engineering and Mechanics / Degree Requirements: UA Catalog / Admissions: Apply Today
Aerospace Engineering and Mechanics, MS / Degree Program
Department: Aerospace Engineering and Mechanics / Degree Requirements: UA Catalog / Admissions: Apply Today