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Bradley Camburn
Assistant Professor
PhD, The University of Texas at Austin, 2015 Office: 214 Rogers Hall Phone: 541.737.8477
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conceptual ideation, prototyping, and testing to support the embodiment of complex systems at low cost
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Matt Campbell
Professor
PhD, Carnegie Mellon University, 2000 Office: 408 Rogers Hall Phone: 541.737.6549
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design automation, computational geometry, design theory, and numerical optimization
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Onan Demirel
Assistant Professor
PhD, Purdue University, 2015 Office: 322 Rogers Hall Phone: 765.409.9419
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design theory and methods, digital human modeling, human factors engineering, human-in-the-loop design, product design
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Andy Dong
Professor and MIME Head
PhD, University of California, Berkeley, 1997 Office: 208 Rogers Hall Phone: 541.737.6980
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design strategy, knowledge structures in design, artificial intelligence in design,behavioral economics, cognition, and computational fabrication
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Bryony DuPont
Associate Professor
PhD, Carnegie Mellon University, 2013 Office: 216 Rogers Hall Phone: 541.737.6462
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Design Optmization, Optimization for Wind Energy and Wave Energy systems, Power Systems Optimization, Sustainable Product Development
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Chris Hoyle
Associate Professor
PhD, Northwestern University, 2009 Office: 418 Rogers Hall Phone: 541.737.7035
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decision-based design (linking consumer preferences and enterprise-level objectives with the engineering design process), uncertainty quantification and management, and complex system design
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Bob Paasch
Professor
PhD, University of California Berkeley, 1990 Office: 414 Rogers Hall Phone: 541.737.7019
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design of mechanical systems for reliability and maintainability, design of marine renewable energy systems, and knowledge-based monitoring and diagnosis of mechanical systems.
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Rob Stone
Professor
PhD, The University of Texas at Austin, 1997 Office: 216 Dearborn Hall Phone: 541.737.3638
Currently at National Science Foundation
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design theories and methodologies, specifically product architectures, functional representations, automated conceptual design techniques and innovation strategies for new product design.
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Irem Tumer
Professor
Vice President for Research
PhD, The University of Texas at Austin, 1998 Office: 116 Covell Hall Phone: 541.737.6627
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systematic and mathematical methods to design, model, and analyze highly complex and integrated systems
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