Faculty Spotlight: Kyle Niemeyer
Kyle Niemeyer, assistant professor of mechanical engineering, develops advanced numerical methods for computational modeling of combustion and reactive flows.
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Faculty Spotlight: Kyle Niemeyer
Kyle Niemeyer, assistant professor of mechanical engineering, develops advanced numerical methods for computational modeling of combustion and reactive flows.
Faculty Spotlight: Ravi Balasubramanian
Assistant Professor Ravi Balasubramanian specializes in robotics and human control systems.
Students ‘Show’em What They Got!’ at HWeekend
Students spent 30 consecutive hours of engineering design, teamwork, and development at HWeekend on October 8-9, sponsored by the College of Engineering.
Faculty Spotlight: David Blunck
Welty Faculty Fellow and Assistant Professor David Blunck’s research focuses on four domains: combustion, ignition, radiation, and energy.