Russell Mailen

Aerospace Engineering
Assistant Professor
314 Davis Hall
334.844.5145
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Education

Ph.D. Mechanical Engineering, North Carolina State University
Master of Materials Science and Engineering (MMSE), North Carolina State University
M.S. Mechanical Engineering, Baylor University
B.S. Aerospace Engineering, University of Kansas

Research Interests

Polymers and Composites
Additive Manufacturing
Finite Element Analysis
Lattice Structures
Smart Materials and Structures

Keywords/Tags

Polymers Viscoelasticity Finite Element Analysis Multifunctional Materials Smart Materials Lattice Structures

In The News

CPAC Summer Seminar Series kicks off May 30

The annual seminar series hosted by the Center for Polymers and Advanced Composites is an opportunity for graduate students to share their research and foster interdisciplinary research collaboration at Auburn.
Two Auburn Engineering honors students named Goldwater Scholars

Ayden Kemp and Maggie Nelson are just two of this year's 413 Barry M. Goldwater Scholars nationwide.
Professors selected for Research and Scholarship Travel Grant to Taiwan

Gopikrishna Deshpande and Russell Mailen are among the university's eight faculty members selected by the Office of International Programs

Multidisciplinary research team works with Toyota to explore creative safety devices

Assistant professors Russell Mailen and Chad Rose are finding means to create smart, flexible human interfaces with embedded sensors capable of relaying motorists' real-time tension to the vehicle to generate automatic safety responses
Professors earn NASA EPSCoR grant to research impact of microgravity on self-folding polymer sheets

Russell Mailen and Davide Guzzetti's research "Activiation of Self-Folding Origami in Microgravity Environment" earned a NASA EPSCoR grant
Program created to develop research writing skills among engineering students

Russell Mailen, assistant professor in aerospace engineering, is principal investigator on National Science Foundation Innovations in Graduate Education award,
Aerospace engineering lab researches polymer possibilities

The Auburn University Polymer Mechanics Research Laboratory is dedicated to improving our understanding of polymers, materials that yield endless possibilities and surround us in our daily lives.
Aerospace faculty earn NIAC award to study self-assembling space technology

Auburn University aerospace engineering faculty members have received a $125,000 NASA Innovative Advanced Concepts (NIAC) award to explore the technology to enable kilometer-sized antenna arrays for radio astronomy that self-assemble in space.