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We recruit master students and undergraduates!
Freshman: participate in research group activities
Sophomore and junior: research projects for competitions and SRTP, prepare for graduation thesis
Senior: graduation thesis, prepare for graduate program
Graduate students: Please send your resume to libj@seu.edu.cn for application
Current Students
Graduate Students
YAO Rui (M.E., grade 2022, Research topic: Automatic synthesis of shape-changing chains and its application in rapid shape analysis)
DOU Haiwei (M.E., grade 2023, research topic: bachelor's degree from Hefei University of Technology)
YIN Jingwen (M.E., grade 2023, bachelor's degree from Yangzhou University)
Undergraduate Thesis
ZHANG Tianyi (2024, Design of developable cable-membrane capture mechanism)
SU Wenye (2024, Design of high-speed permanent magnet motor based on electromagnetic and thermodynamic coupling analysis)
WU Yuxiao (2024, Design of high-speed permanent magnet motor based on electromagnetic mechanics and structural vibration coupling analysis)
Undergraduate Scientific Research Training Projects (SRTP)
LAI Xinyu (2024, Reconfigurable wheeled robot based on tensergrity structure)
Alumni
Graduate Students
ZHOU Shengmin, M.S., class of 2021, Morphometric methods of biological forms via outline-fitting
NIE Heng, M.S., class of 2022, Methods for fitting multiple types of curves and their applications
Undergraduate Thesis
CHEN Lebin (2023, Morphological Analysis of two-dimensional closed curves based on dynamic circular epicycles)
HU Xuetao (2023, Design and topology optimization of continuum walking mechanisms)
LIU Hongwei (2022, Design method of a deformable spoke mechanism)
SHEN Jinhao (2022, Automatic design method of shape-changing chains for 2D/3D curve fitting)
ZHANG Yuesong (2021, Automatic configuration design method of rigid-body shape-changing chains)
ZHANG Lei (2021, Design of a morphing cam)
FENG Yunhui (2021, Design of a morphing airplane wing based on tensergrity)
LENG Bohan (2019, Centroid positioning based on static equivalent serial chain)
ZHU Yongkang (2018, Small drone design based on origami)
LI Zixuan (2018, Design of airplane wings with large deformation)
FU Di (2018, Design of a shape-changing die for polymer extrusion)
Undergraduate SRTP
CAO Xu, TANG Guoshen, YU Zhongjie (2023, Design of compliant linkages for a walking mechanism)
REN Pengfei, WANG Yujia, CAO Xu (2023, Customized deformable spine support device design)
TANG Guoshen, YUE Zixuan (2022, Research on three-dimensional surface fitting method based on shape-changing rigid body chains)
SONG Yixiu, SHI Wenjun, LIU Rui (2022, Design of a modular deployable mechanism)
2013.5-2017.8, University of Dayton, Ph.D.
Advisor: Andrew P. Murray
Dissertation:Variable-Geometry Extrusion Die Synthesis and Morphometric Analysis Via Planar, Shape-Changing Rigid-Body Mechanisms
2011.9-2013.8, University of Dayton, M.S.
Advisor: Andrew P. Murray
Thesis:Improving Techniques for Center of Mass Estimation Using Statically Equivalent Serial Chain Modeling
2007.9-2011.7, University of Science and Technology of China (USTC), B.S.
Educational Reform Projects
1. Mechanical Drawing, director, 64 class hours, launched in Chinese university MOOC in 2019)
2. Design Principles and Methods II, participant (rank 5)
Lecture Courses
1. 2023-now, Design Principles and Methods I (2), undergraduate major course, 48 class hours
2. 2017-2025, Design Principles and Methods II, undergraduate major course, 48 class hours
3. 2017-2021, Mechanical Drawing, undergraduate major course, 32-64 class hours
4. 2018, Robotics and Applications, undergraduate elective course, 32 class hours
5. Robotic Mechanism, graduate elective course, 32 class hours
Lecture Courses at Other Instutions
Full English Courses @ University of Dayton China Institute
1. 2016-2017, Engineering Mechanics, 48 class hours
2. 2016, Electrical and Electronic Circuits, 48 class hours
Assisted Lab Courses @ University of Dayton
1. 2015, Materials Laboratory
Assisted Theory Courses @ University of Dayton
1. 2012-2014, Computational Graphics II
2. 2013-2014, Computational Methods
3. 2012-2016年, Theory of Machines
4. 2014, Engineering Experimentation
5. 2012-2014, Mechanical Design
6. 2015, Theoretical Kinematics
7. 2013 and 2016, Kinematic Principles in Design
8. 2012, Geometric Methods in Kinematics
9. 2014, Computational Methods for Design
Design of various rigid-flexible-soft coupled morphing mechanisms (based on linkages, compliant mechanisms, tensergrity, origami, soft acuators, etc.)
Outline-based morphometric methods (methods include shape-changing chain, discrete cosine transform, and epicycle Fourier analysis; applications include various scenarios involving morphological analysis such as medical image processing, biological sample classification, computer-generated imagery, etc.)
2013.5-2017.8, University of Dayton, Ph.D.
Advisor: Andrew P. Murray
Dissertation:Variable-Geometry Extrusion Die Synthesis and Morphometric Analysis Via Planar, Shape-Changing Rigid-Body Mechanisms
2011.9-2013.8, University of Dayton, M.S.
Advisor: Andrew P. Murray
Thesis:Improving Techniques for Center of Mass Estimation Using Statically Equivalent Serial Chain Modeling
2007.9-2011.7, University of Science and Technology of China (USTC), B.S.
Educational Reform Projects
1. Mechanical Drawing, director, 64 class hours, launched in Chinese university MOOC in 2019)
2. Design Principles and Methods II, participant (rank 5)
Lecture Courses
1. 2023-now, Design Principles and Methods I (2), undergraduate major course, 48 class hours
2. 2017-2025, Design Principles and Methods II, undergraduate major course, 48 class hours
3. 2017-2021, Mechanical Drawing, undergraduate major course, 32-64 class hours
4. 2018, Robotics and Applications, undergraduate elective course, 32 class hours
5. Robotic Mechanism, graduate elective course, 32 class hours
Lecture Courses at Other Instutions
Full English Courses @ University of Dayton China Institute
1. 2016-2017, Engineering Mechanics, 48 class hours
2. 2016, Electrical and Electronic Circuits, 48 class hours
Assisted Lab Courses @ University of Dayton
1. 2015, Materials Laboratory
Assisted Theory Courses @ University of Dayton
1. 2012-2014, Computational Graphics II
2. 2013-2014, Computational Methods
3. 2012-2016年, Theory of Machines
4. 2014, Engineering Experimentation
5. 2012-2014, Mechanical Design
6. 2015, Theoretical Kinematics
7. 2013 and 2016, Kinematic Principles in Design
8. 2012, Geometric Methods in Kinematics
9. 2014, Computational Methods for Design
Design of various rigid-flexible-soft coupled morphing mechanisms (based on linkages, compliant mechanisms, tensergrity, origami, soft acuators, etc.)
Outline-based morphometric methods (methods include shape-changing chain, discrete cosine transform, and epicycle Fourier analysis; applications include various scenarios involving morphological analysis such as medical image processing, biological sample classification, computer-generated imagery, etc.)
Selected SCI Journal Papers (#co-first authors,*corresponding author)
[1] Xiang Li#, Ze Wu#, Bingjue Li#, Youqiang Xing, Peng Huang, Lei Liu*, Selaginella Lepidophylla-inspired multi-stimulus cooperative control MXene-based flexible actuator, Soft Robotics, 2023, 10(5):861-872. [IF = 7.784]
[2] Jingwen He#, Ze Wu#, Bingjue Li#, Youqiang Xing, Peng Huang, Lei Liu*, Multi-stimulus synergistic control soft actuators based on laterally heterogeneous MXene structure, Carbon, 2023, 202(1):286-295. [IF = 11.307]
[3] Bingjue Li*, Shengmin Zhou, and Heng Nie, Surface representation and morphometric analysis based on discrete cosine transform, Evolutionary Biology, 49 (1), pp.102-122 (2022).
[4] Huiqin Li, Ze Wu, Youqiang Xing, Bingjue Li, Lei Liu*, Photoelectric synergistic response properties of the Ti3C2Tx MXene-CNT/PDMS bilayer actuator, Nano Energy, 2022, 103(A):107821. [IF = 19.069]
[5] Bingjue Li*, Chirality sorting using a structured caustic vector vortex field, Journal of the Optical Society of America B - Optical Physics, 39 (6), pp.1676-1685 (2022). [Editor's Choice]
[6] Bingjue Li*, Shengmin Zhou, Andrew P. Murray, and Gerard Subsol, Shape-changing chains for morphometric analysis of 2D and 3D, open or closed outlines, Scientific Reports, 11(1), pp.21497 (2021).
[7] Shengmin Zhou#, Bingjue Li#*, and Heng Nie, Parametric fitting and morphometric analysis of 3D open curves based on discrete cosine transform, Zoomorphology, 140(2), pp.301-314 (2021).
[8] Bingjue Li*, David H. Myszka, and Andrew P. Murray, Design and experimental assessment of variable-geometry dies for polymer extrusion, Journal of Mechanical Design, 140 (1) (2018).
[9] Bingjue Li*, Andrew P. Murray, and David H. Myszka, Improving techniques in Statically Equivalent Serial Chain modeling for center of mass estimation, Journal of Mechanisms Robotics, 2015, 7(1), 011013.
EI Conference Papers (*corresponding author)
[1] Heng Nie, Shengmin Zhou, and Bingjue Li*, Morphometric analysis of coronal craniosynostosis bones of facial cranium based on discrete cosine transform, 2021 IEEE International Conference on Mechatronics and Automation (ICMA), 2021, pp. 77-82, doi: 10.1109/ICMA52036.2021.9512835.
[2] Shengmin Zhou and Bingjue Li*, Shape fitting and morphometric analysis of open curves based on discrete cosine transform, 2020 IEEE International Conference on Mechatronics and Automation (ICMA), pp. 1511-1515, Oct. 13, 2020
[3] Bingjue Li*, Andrew P. Murray, David H. Myszka, andGerard Subsol, Synthesizing planar rigid-body chains for morphometric applications, Proc. of the 2016 ASME International Design and Engineering Technical Conferences, Charlotte, NC, Aug. 21-24, 2016
[4] Bingjue Li*, Andrew P. Murray, and David H. Myszka, Designing variable-geometry extrusion dies that utilize planar shape-changing rigid-body mechanisms, Proc. of the 2015 ASME International Design and Engineering Technical Conferences, Boston, MA, Aug. 2-5, 2015
[5] Bingjue Li*, Andrew P. Murray, and David H. Myszka, Improving techniques in Statically Equivalent Serial Chain modeling for center of mass estimation, Proc. of the 2014 ASME International Design and Engineering Technical Conferences, Buffalo, NY, Aug. 17-20, 2014
Conference Presentations
[1] Bingjue Li, Mathematical and mechanical methods for morphometric analysis of 2D and 3D, open or closed outlines, 2022 5th International Conference on Mechatronics, Robotics and Automation (ICMRA 2022), Nov. 25-27, 2022. Invited speech
[2] Bingjue Li, Andrew P. Murray, David H. Myszka, Gérard Subsol, 2D shape analysis of mandible outlines in fossil hominins utilizing synthesis techniques from planar mechanism design, The 6th International Symposium on Biological Shape Analysis (ISBSA), Nausicaa, Boulevard Sainte-Beuve, Boulogne sur mer, France, Jun. 25-28, 2019.
[3] Bingjue Li*, Andrew P. Murray, and David H. Myszka, Improving techniques for center of mass estimation using Statically Equivalent Serial Chain modeling, Proc. of the 24th Canadian Congress of Applied Mechanics Conference, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada, Jun. 2-5, 2013.
Morphometric analysis of cranial bones in fossil hominins via planar rigid-body chains, National Natural Science Foundation of China, director, 2019-2021
Planar rigid-body shape-changing chains in morphometric applications, Southeast University, director, 2017-2018
Variable-Geometry Dies for Polymer Extrusion, National Science Foundation, participant, 2012-2015