Education:
Ph.D., Tuft University M.S., Tufts University B.A.,Physics, Hamilton College Consulting & Patents: Times Fiber Communication, Wallingford, CT JHS Engineering, Salem, NH Professional Development Activities: Chair, M.E. Session, ASEE New England Conference, Fairfield University, 2005 Co-chair, M.E. Session, ASEE New England Conference, Northeastern University, 2004 Secretary, M.E. Department Heads Committee, Region I, 2004-2005 Course Development Teams: EAS222, EAS224, Summer 2004 Campus Director, Connecticut NASA Space Grant College Consortium Co-Director, Center for Thermofluid and Multiphase Phenomena, 1997 – 2006, a research unit at the university dedicated to modeling, simulations, and analysis of multiphase flows, transient thermal phenomena and casting and solidification processes. The center was funded by Connecticut Innovations Inc., Hershey Metal Products, Inc., and Opticon, Inc. Recent Courses: ME 301 Thermodynamics I ME 302 Thermodynamics II ME 305 Engineering Thermodynamics ME 321 Incompressible Fluid Flow ME 602 Mechanical Engineering Analysis EAS 107 Introduction to Engineering Current Interests: Mathematical modeling and numerical simulations of acoustic wave propagation.
Some consulting done with the cooperation of Professor K. Lambrakis that resulted in a number of technical reports to the clients which were of proprietary nature and therefore non-publishable.
Involved in litigation cases as an expert witness along with Professors K. Lambrakis and S. Ross.
|