Servohydraulic - Field
Blast - Shock - Impact
Actuators - Control
LTC Kevin Arnett and CPT(P) Brian Riser, graduate from UCSD and Georgia Tech, respectively. Both graduates will head to the US Military Academy (West Point) to teach cadets in civil engineering. Noel Flores and Diwakar Singh will continue for a PhD!
Women studying engineering voted Dr. Stewart one of the best professors in the College of Engineering. She received the most votes from undergraduate women asked whom they consider their best engineering professor.
Dr. Stewart was promoted to Associate Professor with tenure at Georgia Tech.
Dr. Stewart is the director of the Georgia Tech School of Civil and Environmental Engineering Structural Engineering and Materials Laboratory (SEML). The Georgia Tech Structural Engineering and Materials Laboratory (SEML) accommodates the new Blast, Shock, and Impact Laboratory. The SEML originally opened in early 1999 and has a total area of just under 1,672 m^2 (18,000 ft^2) and is serviced by two 30 ton, overhead cranes. The laboratory houses modern structural and materials testing equipment including servo-controlled hydraulic actuators and material characterization machines.