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Quick Facts:
- Professor Paulino is the Raymond Allen Jones Chair of Engineering
- Professor Paulino has over 240 scholarly publications in peer-refereed journals and one original book
- A total of 19 students have graduated from Professor Paulino's research group with a PhD and 11 with an MS degree
- Researcher's in Professor Paulino's group are currently investigating over a dozen topics in computational mechanics
News: Last updated 4/18/2025
| Prof. Paulino delivers inaugural lecture in the M3 program at the Univ. of Trento | |
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Prof. Paulino gave an engaging talk on "Origami Metamaterials" for the official launch of the Postgraduate Program in "Multifunctional Metamaterials & Metastructures (M3)" at the University of Trento. More information can be found here. |
| Prof. Paulino gave distinguished Tedori-Callinan lecture at UPenn | |
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Prof. Paulino gave distinguished Tedori-Callinan lecture at UPenn on Origami Engineering. The abstract for the talk can be found here and an additional blog summarizes the talk here. |
| Prof. Paulino gave distinguished lecture at ETH Zurich | |
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Prof. Paulino gave distinguished lecture at ETH Zurich for the Material Strength and Durability symposium. See more information here. |
| Oliver Giraldo-Londoño gives prestigious 2024 William Pierson Field Lecture | |
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Former group member Oliver Giraldo-Londoño gives prestigious 2024 William Pierson Field Lecture at Princeton University. The talk was titled, "Bridging the gap between stress-constrained topology optimization and additive manufacturing." |
| Tuo Zhao and Shixi Zang volunteer at Young Women's Conference | |
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Tuo Zhao and Shixi Zang volunteered at the Young Women's Conference (YWC) to promote and showcase origami engineering and its potential applications in robotics. The event hosted 800 young women from the area in grades 7th-10th. |