Michael A. Reynolds

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Regional Discipline Lead for Production Chemistry in the Americas

UA Fort Smith

Also affiliated: University of Nebraska–Lincoln (2009); Medical University of South Carolina (2017); University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign (2001–2003); University of Georgia (1979); Iowa State University (1999–2003); Princeton University (2009–2024); Geological Society of London (2015); Ames National Laboratory (1999–2003); ETH Zurich (2001); Lancaster University Ghana (1979–1981); Dominion (United States) (2009); Shell (United States) (2014–2025); Massey University (2001); University of Virginia (2009–2010); Western Washington University (2001); Lancaster University (2010); Rice University (2019–2022); Shell (Netherlands) (2019–2025); Old Dominion University (2009); Shell (Canada) (2022)

Faculty Researcher

23 h-index 138 pubs 1,799 cited

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OverviewAI-generated summary

Michael A. Reynolds' research focuses on the development and application of microscopic robots and advanced materials. His work includes the creation of micrometer-sized, electrically programmable shape-memory actuators for low-power microrobotics, as well as cilia metasurfaces designed for electronically programmable microfluidic manipulation. Reynolds has also investigated microscopic robots with integrated digital control systems and electronically configurable microscopic metasheet robots.

Beyond robotics, his research extends to materials science, including studies on plastic deformation at cryogenic temperatures in nickel-based superalloys and the mechanistic insights into the enhanced ammonia oxidation activity of PtRh electrodeposits. He has also published on the Quest CCS facility, examining halite damage and injectivity remediation in CO2 injection wells, and on the topic of Maximal Extractable Value (MEV).

Reynolds holds a h-index of 22 with 1,776 total citations across 136 publications. He has collaborated with Kevin R. Lewelling, K. Woolverton, David C Paulus, and Nick Huisman, all from the University of Arkansas – Fort Smith, on shared publications.

Metrics

h-index: 23
Publications: 138
Citations: 1,799

Selected Publications

Teaching Engineering Content to First-Year Students: Does it Impact Success in Future Coursework? (2025)

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"A Comparison of Student Performance in an Online, Hybrid, and Traditionally Delivered Numerical Methods Course" (2025)

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The Best of Both Worlds: Hybrid Learning (2025)

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Integration of Management Principles in an Open-Ended Community Service Project (2025)

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An Analysis of Online Master's Programs in Engineering (2025)

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Increasing Engineering Retention Using Only Incoming Data (2025)

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