Graduate Study in Mechanical Engineering at the Johns Hopkins University   PROFESSOR G. PAUL NEITZEL, PHD'79 DOCTOR OF THE UNIVERSITY Date: October 31, 2019 Time: 12:00-1:30pm Location: Engineering Science Building (ESB) 2001   Professor Neitzel will provide a brief overview of research and graduate programs in Mechanical Engineering at the Johns Hopkins University. He will discuss research areas including: Robotics (me.jhu.edu/robotics) Systems, modeling, and control (me.jhu.edu/research/systems) Mechanical engineering in biology and medicine (me.jhu.edu/research/mechanical-engineering-in-biology-and-medicine) Micro/nanoscale science and engineering (me.jhu.edu/research/micronanoscale-science-and-engineering) Mechanics and materials (me.jhu.edu/research/mechanics-and-materials) Fluid mechanics and thermal processs (me.jhu.edu/fluid-mechanics-and-thermal-processes) Energy and the environment (me.jhu.edu/research/energy-and-the-environment) A questions and answer session will follow the presentation. Refreshments will be provided!