John Cureton (class of 2026) is an undergraduate student in the Li Research Group.​​

 

His senior thesis topic explores the (nonlinear) mechanics and physics of (dynamic) fracture via high-fidelity and detailed numerical modeling, with a particular focus on understanding the interplay between dimensionality and material property on controlling crack front dynamics.

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Outside of school, he enjoys visiting famous bridges, playing tennis, and playing piano.