Prof. Jeffrey W. Kysar — Research Profile
Columbia University · Mechanical Engineering
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Mechanical Engineering
PhD in Mechanical Engineering (MS/PhD, PhD)
Fall 2027Application deadline
Dec 15, 2026
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Prof. Jeffrey W. Kysar at Columbia University Mechanical Engineering lists Mechanical properties and mechanics of two-dimensional materials, Defect evolution during metal plasticity, Nanoscale and microscale fabrication and 3D printing, mechanical engineering as their registered research area.
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