2013 Benjamin Franklin Medal in Mechanical Engineering presented to Subra Suresh

Engineering

• Biomolecule 50%
• Cell Deformability 50%
• Cermet 50%
• Compression Load 50%
• Engineering Structure 50%
• Erythrocyte 50%
• Experimental Technique 50%
• Fatigue Crack Growth 100%
• Final Failure 50%
• Functional Property 50%
• Human Disease 50%
• Induced Change 50%
• Loading Condition 50%
• Macroscale 50%
• Material System 50%
• Mechanical Engineering 100%
• Mechanical Property 50%
• Microscale 100%
• Multiple Scale 50%
• Nanoscale 100%
• Offshore Structure 50%
• Phase Composition 50%
• Pressure Vessel 50%
• Synthetic Material 50%
• Thin Films 50%
• Toughening 50%

Keyphrases

• Biorheology 100%
• Civil Transportation 100%
• Contact Probe 100%
• Cyclic Compressive Load 100%
• Elastoplastic Properties 100%
• Final Failure 100%
• Fine-grained Metals 100%
• Fossil Plants 100%
• Healthcare Infrastructure 100%
• Incipient Defects 100%
• Nanocrystallization 100%
• Nanoscale Twins 100%
• Nuclear Reactor Pressure Vessel 100%
• Structural Concepts 100%

Material Science

• Aircraft 50%
• Alloy Steel 50%
• Aluminum Alloy 50%
• Bulk Amorphous Alloy 50%
• Cermet 50%
• Compression Load 50%
• Fatigue Crack Growth 100%
• Materials Design 50%
• Mechanical Property 50%
• Nanocrystallization 50%
• Nanoindentation 50%
• Phase Composition 50%
• Polymer Composite 50%
• Surface Design 50%
• Thin Films 50%