Elizabeth's doctoral research is driven by an interest in understanding the behavior of aerospace structures under varying conditions. She specializes in composite structures subjected to impact testing, aiming to enhance reliability and safety. With the push for weight reduction in aviation as a catalyst for innovation, her work contributes to developing more efficient, lightweight materials to minimize environmental impact.
Research Interests
Composite Materials
Finite Element Methods
Elizabeth has become adept in various research techniques relevant to aerospace engineering. Her expertise was further strengthened during her tenure at the Aerospace Structures and Materials Lab (ASML) at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI). Although her capabilities continue to develop, she has an expanding proficiency in finite element modeling and analysis, an essential tool for comprehending structural behavior.
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She intends to keep this page frequently updated to reflect the evolution of her research interests and the progression of her Ph.D. journey.