CAREER Award helps Moore unwind causes, solutions to bolt loosening

Keegan Moore, assistant professor of mechanical and materials engineering, will use high speed cameras to capture the interface contact conditions — the surfaces the bolts hold together. (Craig Chandler / University Communication and Marketing)
Keegan Moore, assistant professor of mechanical and materials engineering, will use high speed cameras to capture the interface contact conditions — the surfaces the bolts hold together. (Craig Chandler / University Communication and Marketing)
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A five-year, $727,410 grant from the National Science Foundation Faculty Early Career Development Program will support Keegan Moore's research to find the causes of rotational loosening and how it might be prevented.

More details at: https://engineering.unl.edu/news/230612/mme/moore_nsf_career/

The COE Update Mon. June 19, 2023