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Hong Liang is a Professor at the J. Mike Walker '66 Department of Mechanical Engineering at Texas A&M University, holding the Oscar S. Wyatt Jr. Professorship. She holds affiliate positions in Materials Science & Engineering and Multidisciplinary Engineering. Her research focuses on surface and interface science with applications in advanced manufacturing, energy systems, and nanotechnology.
Educational Background:
- PhD in Materials Science & Engineering from Stevens Institute of Technology
- MS in Materials Science & Engineering from Stevens Institute of Technology
- BS in Materials Science from University of Science & Technology Beijing
Her primary research explores nanoparticles and nanostructured materials for applications in energy, health, transportation, and extreme environments. She maintains active research programs in nanolubrication, chemical-mechanical polishing, and surface characterization techniques.
Recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on advanced lubricant technologies, nanomaterials engineering, and surface modification techniques, with emerging interests in sustainable materials and machine learning applications in tribology.
Awards and Honors:
- Fellow of American Society of Mechanical Engineers
- Fellow of Society of Tribologists and Lubrication Engineers
- Swanson Fellowship
- William Keeler Memorial Award
- Head Faculty Fellowship
- Best Paper Awards in IIE Transactions and Friction Journal
- Barclay Faculty Fellowship
She directs the Surface Science Laboratory, leading interdisciplinary research on nanomaterial synthesis, surface patterning, and tribological systems.
