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| EDUCATION B.S. in Mechanical Engineering, Drexel University, 1967. M.S. in Aerospace Engineering, Pennsylvania State University, 1969. Ph.D. in Aerospace Engineering, Pennsylvania State University, 1974. |
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| PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Research Engineer, Noise Control Branch, NASA Langley Research Center, 1974-1982. Leader, Jet Noise Team, Aeroacoustics Branch, NASA Langley, 1982-1998. Associate Director for Applied Research, National Center for Physical Acoustics, 1998-Present. |
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| PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS Sigma Xi, Honorary Research Society, College of William & Mary Chapter. AIAA, Associate Fellow. |
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| COMMITTEES Member, AIAA Aeroacoustics Committee, 1990-1993. General and Technical Co-Chairman, 1st DGLR/AIAA Aeroacoustics Meeting, Aachen, Germany, 1992. Chairman, AIAA Aeroacoustics Committee, 1995-1997. Member, NASA High Speed Research Critical Propulsion Component Nozzle Team, 1994-1999. |
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| REFERREE FOR:
Journal of Fluid Mechanics Physics of Fluids Journal of the Acoustical Society of America AIAA Journal Journal of Sound and Vibration AIAA Journal of Propulsion and Power Experiments in Fluids Theoretical and Computational Fluid Mechanics The National Science Foundation Air Force Office of Scientific Research |
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| HONORS AND AWARDS AIAA Aeroacoustics Medal, 1998. NASA Langley Team Award (Team Leader), 1997. NASA Langley Performance Award, 1995. Arnold Engineering Development Center Technical Achievement Award, 1993. NASA Langley Superior Accomplishment Award, 1992, 1993. NASA Exceptional Scientific Achievement Medal, 1989. NASA Group Award (Team Leader), 1987. NASA Dual Career Ladder Award, 1987. NASA Langley Group Achievement Award, 1982. NASA Langley Special Achievement Award, 1980. |
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| PATENT “Shock Free Elliptic Nozzles and Methods of Forming Same.” U.S. 5,579,999, 1996. | |||||||||
| OTHER ACCOMPLISHMENTS Adjunct Professor, The George Washington University, 1984-1989. National Research Council Advisor to M. M. Gilinsky, S. Bhat, R. Baty, L. Ukeiley. Thesis Mentor for M. Ponton, M. Brown, D. Saliga, & N. Lagen of NASA; S. Bhat & J. Wat of Boeing; ...K. Kinze of GEAE; D. Tew of MIT. |
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| TECHNICAL INTERESTS SCRAM Jet Mixing Missile Aeroacoustics Jet Aeroacoustics Jet Aero-Performance Active and Passive Turbulence Control of Mixing and Noise Cavity Aeroacoustics Fluid-Structure Interactions Sonic Fatigue IR-Emissions Turbulence Modeling Global Velocimetry Microelectromechanical Fabrication |
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| PUBLICATIONS Authored/co-authored in excess of 100 technical articles and presentations. |
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