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Northwestern Mutual Data Science Institute grant

December 26, 2024Friction, wetting, mechanics, and related mattersgrants

Northwestern Mutual Data Science Institute Paving ROADS Seed Fund Program grant “Triboinformatics: societal impact of integrating Data Science and Machine Learning methods with surface engineering” Prof. Michael Nosonovsky Triboinformatics is a new research discipline that combines Tribology (the study of… Read More

NSF RAPID Grant. Superhydrophobicity will help to fight Covid-19 (hopefully)

April 22, 2020Friction, wetting, mechanics, and related mattersgrants

Our new grant from the NSF “RAPID: Superhydrophobic and Photocatalytic Antimicrobial (SPA) Coatings” The PI: Prof. Konstantin Sobolev, coPIs: M. Nosonovsky, N. Kouklin, D. Frick. Superhydrophobicity is not only self-cleaning, but also anti-bacterial. We will investigate anti-viral properties as well… Read More

Another Research Growth Initiative grant

April 8, 2019Friction, wetting, mechanics, and related mattersgrants, wetting

Konstantin Sobolev, Professor, Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering, Co-PI: Michael Nosonovsky, Associate Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering “Superhydrophobic and Photocatalytic Anticorrosive (XPAC) Coatings” The surface topographies of samples M1, M5, M6, and M10. The PVA fibers are highlighted in… Read More

Research of the Droplet Cluster is supported by the Russian Science Foundation

April 1, 2019Friction, wetting, mechanics, and related mattersdroplets, grants

Our project “Theoretically based methods for generating and monitoring levitating droplet clusters and biochemical experiments in microreactor droplets” (19-19-00076), PI: Dr. A. Fedorets (University of Tyumen, Russia), coPIs: Drs. M. Nosonovsky (UWM), L. A. Dombrovsky (Moscow, RAS), E. Bormashenko (Ariel… Read More

I-Corps

March 19, 2018Friction, wetting, mechanics, and related mattersgrants

Completed the NSF I-Corps (innovation corps) program, together with my graduate student Sridhar Lanka. Now we are almost ready to become innovative entrepreneurs and startuppers! 🙂 Learned a lot about customer discovery, the value proposition canvas, and minimal viable products,… Read More

Research Growth Initiative grant

March 9, 2018Friction, wetting, mechanics, and related mattersgrants

Our proposal “Acoustic Real-Time Detection of Pathogens and Nanoparticles in Water and their Removal” was awarded UWM 2018-2019 Research Growth Initiative® award. This internal competition grant is externally peer-reviewed. I will be hiring a Research Assistant PhD student (inquiries by… Read More

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