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Qiyi Chen

Job title:

Alumni

Affiliation:

Materials Science & Engineering

Professor Rayne Zheng (Advisor)

PostDoc 2024 to 2025

Bio/CV:

Role:

Alumni

Contact

chenqiyi71@berkeley.edu

Projects & Publications

Embedded 3D Printing of Isotropically Enhanced Lattice Structure with Programmable Elasticity via Three-Dimensional Fiber Alignment

Qiyi Chen; Siamak S. Shishvan; Shuo Zhang; James JuYoung Park; Angkur J.D. Shaikeea; Zhenpeng Xu; Seokpum Kim; Nadim S. Hmeidat; Hannelore Hemminger; Vikram S. Deshpande; Rayne Zheng

Journal Article, 2025

BPNX1021: Realizing Three-Dimensional Alignment of Two-Dimensional Material for Isotropic Properties Enhancement via Embedded Direct Ink Writing

Qiyi Chen

BSAC Project Materials (Final/Archive), 2024

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Projects & Publications

Embedded 3D Printing of Isotropically Enhanced Lattice Structure with Programmable Elasticity via Three-Dimensional Fiber Alignment

BPNX1021: Realizing Three-Dimensional Alignment of Two-Dimensional Material for Isotropic Properties Enhancement via Embedded Direct Ink Writing