Paul Barbone, PhD Professor (ME, MSE)
Education PhD, Stanford UniversityPrimary Appointment Department of Mechanical Engineering
Areas of Interest Theoretical & computational (bio) mechanics and (bio) acoustics * Medical (ultrasound) imaging * Inverse problems * Finite element methods * Scattering * Multiple scales * Microstructure * Dynamics and vibration of complex systems
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Research Areas Paul Barbone uses tools from applied mathematics to study forward and inverse problems in (bio)mechanics, (bio)acoustics, medical imaging, and other areas. He has studied and made contributions in the areas of structural acoustics; waves in elastic media, piezoelectric media, layered media, periodic media, and in media with microstructure; vibration of infinitely complicated structures, hybrid asymptotic/numerical methods, optimal finite element methods, algebraic eigenvalue problems, nonlinear acoustic propagation, multiphase (bubbly) flow and ultrasound imaging.
His most recent interests lie in the areas of inverse elasticity problems as applied to medical imaging (elastography) and soft-tissue biomechanics.
Honors and Awards Fellow, American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering, 2018
Fellow, Acoustical Society of America, 2007
Additional Affiliations Division of Materials Science & Engineering
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