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The Multidisciplinary Reliability and Risk Engineering and Management
doctoral program is the first in the world to study and develop
integrated multidisciplinary computational and experimental approaches
to assessing and managing risk and reliability. The program's pioneering
approach is unique, and the techniques are broadly applicable across
engineering and management disciplines.
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- Total number of Ph.D. graduates so far from IGERT program - 14.
- IGERT students Mark McDonald, John McFarland, Liming Liu, Leah Spradley received their Ph.D. degrees in May 2008.
- IGERT students Chris Shantz, Jeff Pierce, Howard D McInvale and Venkata S Sura pass their Ph.D. Qualifying Exam (dissertation proposal defense) in Summer 2008.
- Systems Health Monitoring group begins a new project for Air Force Reserach Laboratory. [Read More]
- Materials, Damage and Durability group to lead FAA helicopter reliability project. [read Register article]
- Materials, Damage and Durability group starts a new railroad wheel failure analysis project, funded by the American Association of Railroads.
- U.S. Department of Energy funds CRESP III (Consortium for Risk Evaluation with Stakeholder Participation) project at Vanderbilt, investigating nuclear waste risk management issues at DOE sites, led by Professor Kosson.
- IGERT students present papers at recent conferences. [read more]
- Jeff Pierce will start summer internship at NRO as part of DOD SMART fellowship.
- Research associate Surya Pathak starts new employment at University of Washington, Bothell, as an assistant professor in the school of business.
- IGERT graduate Mark McDonald starts new employment at Vanderbilt University, Nashville, as an assistant professor in the school of engineering.
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