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Kristi Anseth
Kristi Anseth is an American chemical engineer and biomaterials scientist at the University of Colorado Boulder who studies photopolymerizable hydrogels for growing cells in 3D.
Kristin Myers
Kristin Myers is an American mechanical engineer and Associate Professor at Columbia University who studies how the cervix and uterus remodel during pregnancy, work linked to preterm birth research.
Kumar Varoon Agrawal
Kumar Varoon Agrawal, also published as Kumar Agrawal, is a chemical engineer and membrane scientist who leads the Laboratory of Advanced Separations at EPFL, working on atomically thin porous membranes for carbon capture.
Kun Fu
Kun (Kelvin) Fu is a mechanical engineer at the University of Delaware who directs the Composite & Additive Manufacturing Laboratory and works on 3D printing composites and battery materials.
Kun Zhou
Kun Zhou is a Singapore-based mechanical engineer and professor at Nanyang Technological University known for combining mechanics of materials with 3D printing of high-performance metal alloys.
Kurt H. Lange
Kurt H. Lange, also known as Kurt Lange, was a German engineer in metal forming who led the Universität Stuttgart's Institute for Metal Forming Technology from 1963 to 1988.
Kurt Petersen (engineer)
Kurt Petersen is an engineer and serial entrepreneur widely called the father of MEMS, known for his 1982 paper "Silicon as a Mechanical Material" and for co-founding six MEMS companies.
Kurt Schiffler
Kurt Schiffler (1896–1986) was a German engineer, entrepreneur, and amateur geometer who founded the educational toy firm Dusyma in 1925 and proposed the Schiffler point, a triangle center, in 1985.
Kurt Vesterager Gothelf
Kurt Vesterager Gothelf, often published as Kurt V. Gothelf, is a Danish chemist and professor at Aarhus University whose research combines organic chemistry with DNA nanotechnology and biosensors.
Kwabena Boahen
Kwabena Boahen is a Ghanaian-born professor of bioengineering and electrical engineering at Stanford who built Neurogrid, a neuromorphic computer simulating a million neurons in real time.
Kwang‐Un Jeong
Kwang-Un Jeong (정광운) is a South Korean materials scientist and professor of polymer-nano science and technology at Jeonbuk National University, working on liquid crystal materials.
Kwanghee Lee
Kwanghee Lee (이광희) is a South Korean materials scientist and professor at the Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology, known for high-efficiency polymer and perovskite solar cells.
Kwanyong Seo
Kwanyong Seo (서관용) is a South Korean photovoltaics researcher who joined UNIST in 2013 and is known for the first transparent crystalline silicon solar cell, reported in 2019.
Kyle T. Alfriend
Kyle T. (Terry) Alfriend is an American astrodynamics researcher and Regents Professor of aerospace engineering at Texas A&M University, known for orbital mechanics, spacecraft formation flying, and space situational awareness.
Kyu Tae Lee
Kyu Tae Lee (이규태) is a South Korean electrochemist and professor of chemical engineering at Seoul National University, known for research on lithium-ion and sodium-ion battery materials.
Kyu‐Jin Cho
Kyu-Jin Cho is a South Korean roboticist, professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering at Seoul National University, known for bioinspired microrobotics and soft, origami-based robots.
L. Eric Cross
L. Eric Cross, born Leslie Eric Cross (1923–2016), was a British-born materials scientist at Pennsylvania State University who established the phenomenology of PZT and relaxor ferroelectrics.
L. Gary Leal
L. Gary Leal is an American chemical engineer at the University of California, Santa Barbara, known for work on the fluid mechanics and rheology of complex fluids.
L. Jay Guo
L. Jay Guo is a University of Michigan electrical engineer known for nanoimprint lithography, including the first silicon nano-transistors made by the method in 1997.
L. Louis Hegedus
L. Louis Hegedus (1941–2017) was a Hungarian-born American chemical engineer known for catalytic converter research at General Motors and elected to the National Academy of Engineering in 1989.
L. Wally Holm
L. Wally Holm, born Leroy Wallace Holm, was an American petroleum engineer at Unocal and a pioneer of carbon dioxide flooding, elected to the National Academy of Engineering in 1986.
Lain-Jong Li
Lain-Jong Li is a materials scientist working on chemical synthesis of two-dimensional semiconductors, and is Distinguished Professor of Materials Science and Engineering at the National University of Singapore.
Lallit Anand
Lallit Anand is a mechanical engineer who works in solid mechanics, holding the Rohsenow Professorship at MIT since 2009 and known for constitutive theories of plasticity at large deformations.
Lambert B. Freund
Lambert B. Freund, also known as Lambert Ben Freund, was an American engineer and solid mechanician at Brown University, elected to the National Academy of Sciences and Engineering.
Lambert Ben Freund
Lambert Ben Freund (1942–2024) was an American solid mechanician at Brown University, known for dynamic fracture mechanics and thin-film mechanics, and a member of both national academies.
Lane Martin
Lane W. Martin is an American materials scientist who studies ferroelectric and multiferroic oxide thin films; he directs the Rice Advanced Materials Institute at Rice University.
Lanny A. Robbins
Lanny A. Robbins is an American chemical engineer who spent 37 years at Dow developing separation and purification processes, retiring as a Research Fellow in 2003.
Lanny D. Schmidt
Lanny D. Schmidt (1938–2020) was an American chemical engineer and Regents Professor at the University of Minnesota known for surface science, catalysis, and millisecond reactors converting methane and biofuels to synthesis gas.
Largus Angenent
Largus T. Angenent, born 1969 in the Netherlands, is a Dutch environmental biotechnologist at the University of Tübingen, known for microbial electrochemistry and chain elongation.
Larry A. Roesner
Larry A. Roesner is an American civil engineer known for work on the EPA's Storm Water Management Model and elected to the National Academy of Engineering in 1990.