Ashlie Martini

Research

Our research focus is application of multi-scale simulations and measurements to understand fundamental mechanisms underlying tribological phenomena. Current areas of active research include:

Lubricants and lubricant additives
Solid lubricants and coatings
Scanning probe contact and sliding

Interested graduate student or post-doctoral researchers should contact amartini(at)ucmerced.edu.

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Ashlie Martini

Professor of Mechanical Engineering
University of California Merced
Office: Sustainability Research & Engineering, Rm 319
Phone: 209-228-2354
E-mail: amartini(at)ucmerced.edu

Editor, Tribology Letters
Associate Editor, Tribology Transactions
Editorial Review Board, Tribology International
Editorial Review Board, Computational Materials Science

PhD, Mechanical Engineering, 2007
Northwestern University
BS, Mechanical Engineering, 1998
Northwestern University