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Erin Barry - Graduate Research Associate

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Email:
barry.61@osu.edu

Current Research:
Erin is currently finishing up with on the MAI project doing stereology on Ti64. She will be starting on the ONR project that will focus on creating software-based tools for digital representation of microstructure and its inclusion in models that will predict performances of metallic alloys in structural applications.

Educational Background:
Erin Barry graduated from The Ohio State University in June 2005 with a B.S. in Materials Science in Engineering with a specialization in Biomaterials. As an undergraduate, Erin was in the Dr. Mills research group as an undergraduate research assistant working with Ni-based superalloys. For her senior design project, she worked with Dr. John Lannutti on electrospun PET and PCL nanofibers for biomedical applications. Erin joined the Fraser group autumn of 2005

Personal:
Vladi has enjoyed soccer for over 50 years as both a player and a coach. He is also served as a National Referee Assessor for both NISOA (colleges) and USSF (Professional) soccer games. For relaxation he enjoys listening to classical music.

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