We are located at The George Washington University. With campuses in both Washington D.C. and Virginia's technology corridor, we are ideally positioned to link technology development with the policies and economics which shape its impact on society.

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We are looking for enthusiastic postdoctoral, undergraduate, and graduate researchers to join the group. Send us your CV or resume if you are interested.

Learn about some of our work in this
​National Nanotechnology Initiative podcast.

The LeBlanc Lab in action:

LeBlanc Lab PhD Candidate Bengisu Sisik presented her work at the ASTFE 8th Thermal and Fluids Engineering Conference in College Park, MD, March 26 to 29, 2023

LeBlanc Lab PhD Candidate Ryan Welch presents his work at GWU's 3MT Competition.

Profs. LeBlanc, Shittu (Engineering Management & Systems Engineering), and Farhadi (Civil & Environmental Engineering) did an interdisciplinary solar farms project funded by Duke Energy Renewables. We visited one of the solar farms in North Carolina:

News

March 26-29, 2023
 LeBlanc Lab PhD candidate Bengisu Sisik presented her work titled "Leveraging In-Situ Sensors In Laser Additive Manufacturing to Extract Thermal Diffusivity of Functional Materials Undergoing Rapid Melting and Solidification" at the American Society of Thermal and Fluid Engineers 8th Thermal and Fluids Engineering Conference. The conference was held between 26-29 March 2023 at University of Maryland, College Park. 

February 23, 2023
LeBlanc Lab PhD Student Ryan Welch presented his work in 3-minutes at GWU's 3MT competition and won first place! Congratulations to all participants in this year's competition. Watch the recording here.

Learn more about the LeBlanc Lab's previous highlights in our News Archives page.