Faculty Collaboration Database - BYU Research Development

19 results found

College of Engineering: Manufacturing Engineering Marriott School of Business

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Quentin Allen

College: Engineering
Department: Manufacturing Engineering
265K CTB

Research Interests:
- Tribology; friction and wear of interacting surfaces
- Biomaterials
- Surface Engineering
- Orthopedics

Barry Lynn Brewer

College: Marriott School of Business
Department: Marketing and Global Supply Chain

Brant E. Christensen

College: Marriott School of Business
Department: School of Accountancy

Research Interests:
- Audit Practice

Reuben Domike

College: Engineering
Department: Manufacturing Engineering
265K CTB

Research Interests:
- Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Quality
- Manufacturing location-specific risk models
- Benefit-risk assessment of new technologies and drug applications

Zackery D. Fox

College: Marriott School of Business
Department: School of Accountancy
531 TNRB

Research Interests:
- Consequences of tax policy and corporate investment in tax planning such as income shifting and other tax planning strategies
- Corporate disclosure policies
-Disclosure choices as a tool to learn from stock prices

Andy George

College: Engineering
Department: Manufacturing Engineering
265Q CTB

College: School of Technology
Department School of Technology: Manufacturing Engineering Technology
265Q CTB

Research Interests:
- Modeling and Simulation of composites
- Flow and other phenomena through porous media
- Permeability measurement
- Fabric compressibility
- Thermosetting resin cure kinetics
- Capillary flow
- Void formation and movement
- Void mechanical effects

Christopher M. Hair

College: Marriott School of Business
Department: Finance

Yuri Hovanski

College: Engineering
Department: Manufacturing Engineering
265P CTB

Research Interests:
- Friction stir technology
- Solid-state novel joining technology
- Smart manufacturing; automation
- Automation in manufacturing environments
- Novel joining technologies

Jon Nathan Kerr

College: Marriott School of Business
Department: School of Accountancy
529 TNRB

Research Interests:
- Taxation
- The information environment
- Equity and debt markets
- Asset liquidity
- International

Jonathan T. Liljegren

College: Marriott School of Business
Department: School of Accountancy
515 TNRB

Peter Madsen

College: Marriott School of Business
Department: Management

Research Interests:
- Organizational Behavior and Human Resources

Michael Miles

College: Engineering
Department: Manufacturing Engineering
265J CTB

Research Interests:
- Novel solid state joining processes
- Microstructure/formability relationships in sheet metal alloys
- Simulation of forming and joining processes
- Friction stir welding

Tracy Nelson

College: Engineering
Department: Manufacturing Engineering
265N CTB

Research Interests:
- Materials joining
- Materials characterization
- Microstructure and mechanical properties

Travis B. Ruddle

College: Marriott School of Business
Department: Romney Institute of Public Service and Ethics
760 TNRB

Research Interests:
- Public and nonprofit management
- Organizational accountability, crisis management, ethics, corruption, and misconduct across the sectors

Jacob H. Steffen

College: Marriott School of Business
Department: Information Systems
787 TNRB

Sheri S. Thomas

College: Marriott School of Business
Department: School of Accountancy

Jason Weaver

College: Engineering
Department: Manufacturing Engineering
265H CTB

Research Interests:
- Additive manufacturing (3D printing)
- Design for additive manufacturing
- Multi-material additive manufacturing
- Hybrid Manufacturing
- Applications of Additive Manufacturing

Gregory B. Wightman

College: Marriott School of Business
Department: Romney Institute of Public Service and Ethics
765 TNRB

Research Interests:
- Strategic HRM
- Institutional trust
- Ethics

David W. Wilson

College: Marriott School of Business
Department: Information Systems

Research Interests:
- Finding new ways to capture, process, and analyze digital behavior, then exploit that behavioral data to help solve interesting problems
- Using data collected from ubiquitous input devices to infer cognitive processes affecting usability, privacy issues, and online fraud behavior
- Complex data processing, feature extraction, machine learning modeling