GRADUATE STUDENTS

1. Zhenyu Jiang (1998-1999), M.S. Degree Awarded in December 1999, " Ride Comfort Modelling of a Tractor/Semitrailer using DADS", Department of Mechanical Engineering, The Pennsylvania State University.

2. Yongjie (Robert) Lai (1999-2000), M.S. Degree Awarded in August 2000, " Influence of Tire Imbalance on Ride Comfort of a 5-axle Tractor/Semitrailer", Department of Mechanical Engineering, The Pennsylvania State University.

3. Mr. Ali Ghazizadeh (1995-2000), Ph.D. Degree Awarded, February 2000, "Development of Intelligent Rollover System" University of Ottawa, Ottawa, Canada.

4. Robert Goldman (1997-2001), Ph.D. Degree awarded in December 2001, "Intelligent Rollover Warning Systems for Heavy Vehicle." Department of Mechanical Engineering, The Pennsylvania State University

5. Yin-ping Chang (1999-2002), Ph.D. Degree Awarded in May 2002, " Development of FE Transient Tire Model using Pam-Shook", Department of Mechanical Engineering, The Pennsylvania State University.

6. Andrew Hoskins (2000-2002), M.S. Degree Awarded in July 2002, " Truck Simulator for Drivers Training", Department of Mechanical Engineering, The Pennsylvania State University.

7. Sara Beth Inman (2000-2002), M.S. Degree Awarded in July 2002, "Performance Evaluation of Hybrid Electric Vehicle", Department of Mechanical Engineering, The Pennsylvania State University.

8. Joel R. Anstrom (1997-2002), Ph.D. Awarded in October 2002, Thesis title: "Model Development for Hybrid Electric Vehicle Stability Assist Systems." Department of Mechanical Engineering, The Pennsylvania State University.

9. Seokyong Chae (1999-present), Ph.D. Student, "Non-linear FEA Tire Materials Modelling using Pam-Shock", The Intercollege Graduate Studies for Materials, The Pennsylvania State University.

10. Meghan Henty (2001-present), M.S. Student, "FEA of Occupant injury using Pam-Safe", Department of Mechanical Engineering, The Pennsylvania State University.

11. Aric Sherwood (1999-Present), M.S. Student, "Automated Vehicle Guidance System Crash Testing", Department of Mechanical Engineering, The Pennsylvania State University."

12. Abhishek S Joshi (2002-Present), M.S. Student, "NCHRP 350 Virtual Crash Tests," Department of Industrial Engineering, The Pennsylvania State University.