Prof. Tyler Clites — Research Profile
University of California, Los Angeles · Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
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Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
PhD in Mechanical Engineering / Aerospace Engineering
Fall 2027Application deadline
Dec 1, 2026 23:59 PST
Source: mae.ucla.eduChecked Nov 2, 2026MS in Mechanical Engineering / Aerospace Engineering
Fall 2027Application deadline
Dec 1, 2026 23:59 PST
Source: mae.ucla.eduChecked Nov 2, 2026
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Prof. Tyler Clites at University of California, Los Angeles Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering lists Bionic systems to rehabilitate and augment human function, Neural interfacing and control, Advancements in orthopaedic and plastic surgery as their registered research area.
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