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ADVANCING AEROSPACE MATERIALS DESIGN AT CSU CHANNEL ISLANDS

THROUGH HIGH-FIDELITY COMPUTATIONAL PERIDYNAMIC MODELING & MODIFIED SVET (Scanning Vibration Electrode Technique) OF CORROSION DAMAGE
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Support Our Augmented Reality and Simulation Lab (ARSL) at CSU Channel Islands

Revolutionize Next-Gen Aerospace Materials Manufacturing & Design
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Join us in revolutionizing aerospace technology by supporting the CSU Channel Islands Augmented Reality and Simulation Lab (ARSL). Together, we can overcome the urgent issue of corrosion-related material degradation and exceed our crowdfunding goal.

This research project has been selected by NASA, as 1 of 8 groups nationwide for our participation in the Undergraduate Student Research Challenge (USRC) and your contribution is essential to help us blast past our minimum crowdfunding goal of $2,500 which will allow NASA to release $40K in funding for our project under the guidelines of our grant funding.

By reaching our maximum goal of $8,000, we can acquire specialized workstations purpose-built for computational simulations. These powerful machines will significantly enhance our capabilities, allowing us to run more simulations and explore various corrosion scenarios in less time. They are essential for us to engage with our models in an immersive Augmented Reality environment, leveraging advanced 3D graphics engines for a truly interactive experience.

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Our approach represents a groundbreaking solution that accurately predicts the physical dynamics driving material damage from corrosion. This cost-effective numerical simulation not only helps prevent degradation, but also ensures system-wide safety for the next generation of aerospace systems. It also promotes the innovation of new materials, pushing the boundaries of aerospace technology even further.


By supporting our project, you are contributing to the development of corrosion modeling techniques that have implications far beyond aerospace. Your investment will help protect critical infrastructures in aerospace industries in addition to transportation, energy, and manufacturing.

Your support will help us accelerate progress in the crucial field of aerospace, fostering a safer and more innovative future for such technology. Join us in our mission to address the pressing challenge of aerospace material degradation due to corrosion and establish the Augmented Reality and Simulation Lab. Together, we can make a lasting impact across industries.


Corrosion is a challenge that affects our lives in ways we may not realize, in fact it is an existential problem which affects infrastructures across multiple sectors including bridges, pipelines, power plants, and countless other critical structures suffer from the devastating effects of corrosion. We can contribute to this solution through our efforts in simulating corrosion within aerospace materials such as 6000 series aluminum and titanium alloys.

Our dedicated team of undergraduate researchers from diverse disciplines is working tirelessly to develop a cutting-edge solution to simulate and understand corrosion in aerospace materials. We are taking an approach which provides highly detailed models, giving us deeper insights into the underlying causes of corrosion, particularly the electrochemical process.

Together, we can mitigate the devastating impact of corrosion and create a safer, more resilient future for all.

Inside the Lab with the CSU Channel Islands Simulation Team

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For more information on the project, implementation team, and scientific aspects, please visit www.crackingmathpodcast.com

What is the Augmented Reality Project at CSU Channel Islands?

Augmented Reality (AR) is revolutionizing simulation and traditional prates by seamlessly merging virtual and real-world elements. It enables immersive experiences, interactive training, and enhances visualization, driving innovation across industries and empowers users to bridge the gap between theory and application thus accelerating learning, problem-solving, and decision-making. As a powerful tool, AR is shaping the future of simulation, unlocking new possibilities, and transforming how we perceive and interact with the world.

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Advancing Aerospace Materials Design at CSU Channel Islands

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Meet the CSU Channel Islands Simulation Team