I am an associate professor of Materials Science and Engineering at the University of Washington, with an adjunct appointment in Aeronautics and Astronautics. My group develops physics-informed AI methods that embed chemistry, reaction kinetics, processing physics and failure mechanics into machine learning, to accelerate the development, manufacturing, design and qualification of polymer composite materials and structures. We work closely with industry, and several of our methods have been patented and transferred to industrial use.

Fu, H., Eskandariyun, A., Portales Picazo, P., Johnson, K. A., Morton, A., Wynn, M., & Zobeiry, N. (2026). Artificial intelligence and machine learning in composite materials: A comprehensive literature review and bibliometric analysis. Composites Part A: Applied Science and Manufacturing, 210, 110092. Wynn, M., Oster, L., Chase, G., Salviato, M., & Zobeiry, N. (2024). Assessment of the effect of processing parameters on peel failure of laser-assisted automated fiber placed thermoplastic composites. Manufacturing Letters, 40, 93-96. Zappino, E., Masia, R., Zobeiry, N., Petrolo, M., & Carrera, E. (2024). Development of mitigation strategies for process-induced deformations through finite elements. Mechanics of Advanced Materials and Structures, 1-13. Lee, A., Wynn, M., Quigley, L., Salviato, M., & Zobeiry, N. (2022). Effect of temperature history during additive manufacturing on crystalline morphology of PEEK. Advances in Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering, 4, 100085. Humfeld, K. D., Gu, D., Butler, G. A., Nelson, K., & Zobeiry, N. (2021). A machine learning framework for real-time inverse modeling and multi-objective process optimization of composites for active manufacturing control. Composites Part B: Engineering, 223, 109150.