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Dr. Jim Smay
Associate
Professor
423 Engineering North
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater, OK 74078-5021
Phone: (405) 744-5280
E-mail: smay@okstate.edu
Curriculum Vitae
Materials
Science
B.S., 1996, Mechanical Engineering,
Oklahoma State University
Ph.D., 2002, Materials Science and
Engineering, University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign
Awards and Honors
- 2007 Big 12 Center for
Economic Development, Innovation
and Commercialization – Rising
Star
- 2005 Presidential Early
Career Award for Scientists and
Engineers, President George W.
Bush
- 2005 - NSF CAREER Award,
Div. of Mfg. and Industrial
Innovation, Engineering
Directorate
- 2004 - Victor K. LaMer Award
by American Chemical Society,
Surfaces and Colloids Division
- 2001 - 1st Prize: Student
Paper Competition, Ceramics for
Wireless Technologies Symposium,
American Ceramic Society Annual
Conference
- 2000 - 2nd Prize: Poster
Competition, Rio Grande Regional
Symposium on Advanced Materials
- 1998 - Gordon Research
Conference in Ceramics, Graduate
Student Scholar
- 1997 - International
Microelectronics and Packaging
Society Educational Foundation
Grant
- 1996 - National Science
Foundation Minority Graduate
Fellowship
- 1996 - National Defense
Science and Engineering Graduate
Fellowship, Honorable Mention
- 1996 - Graduation with High
Distinction, OSU MAE Department
- 1995 - Floyd R. Denham
Memorial Scholarship - Awarded
by ASHRAE at OSU
- 1990 - Foundation Leadership
Council Scholarship -
Northeastern State University
- Pi Tau Sigma - National
Mechanical Engineering Honor
Society
- Sigma Xi Epsilon - National
Chemical Engineering Honor
Society
- Tau Beta Pi - National
Engineering Honor Society
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In the Smay lab, we specialize in the
assembly of complex structures using a colloidal
processing approach coupled with direct write
technology. Above is a variety of
structures assembled by direct writing of
colloidal gels including Cu, polymer, Al2O3,
ZrO2 and BaTiO3
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