The annual DOE CSGF application process typically begins in the fall with the opening of the online application. It concludes the following spring when formal acceptance is required of those selected to comprise the newest class of fellows. Once open, the online application is composed of 16 individual sections which can be completed in any […]
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Title: MAXIMIZING THE FINANCIAL RETURNS OF USING LIDAR SYSTEMS IN WIND FARMS FOR YAW ERROR CORRECTION APPLICATIONS Date: Tuesday, November 5th, 2019 Time: 8:00am Location: DeWalt Conference Room Martin Hall (EGR-2162 Committee: Professor Peter Sandborn (Chair) Professor Patrick McCluskey Professor Abhijit Dasgupta Professor Laurent Fresard Professor James Baeder (Dean’s Representative) Abstract: Wind energy is an important
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Title: WATER, ION, AND GRAPHENE: AN ODYSSEY THROUGH THE MOLECULAR SIMULATIONS Date: Wednesday, November 6th, 2019 Time: 10:00am Location: DeWalt Martin Hall (EGR2162) Committee Members: Associate Professor Siddhartha Das, Chair Associate Professor Amir Riaz Associate Professor Peter Chung Associate Professor Yifei Mo Minta Martin Professor Liangbing Hu, Dean’s Representative
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Attached you will find a solicitation for the Rickover Fellowship Program in Nuclear Engineering for the 2020-2021 Award Cycle. This program is designed to meet the needs of the Naval Reactors Division of the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) for appropriately trained personnel for the maintenance and development of science and engineering technology as it
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Title of thesis: Investigation of Swirl Assisted Colorless Distributed Combustion (CDC) for Gas Turbine Application Date: Friday, October 25th, 2019 Time: 3:30pm Location: EGR 2164 Committee Member: Professor Ashwani Gupta, Chair Professor Bao Yang Associate Professor Gary Pertmer Abstract: Colorless Distributed Combustion (CDC) is a novel method to enhance flame stability and thermal field uniformity, increase
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James “Jim” Corones led a distinguished career as a researcher, administrator and, not least, founder of the Krell Institute, a nonprofit organization dedicated to serving the scientific and educational communities. Under his guidance, Krell grew to supervise many projects and programs, most notably two prestigious Department of Energy-sponsored graduate fellowships: the Computational Science Graduate Fellowship (DOE CSGF) and
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Title: DEVELOPING HYBRID PHM MODELS FOR PIPELINE PITTING CORROSION, CONSIDERING DIFFERENT TYPES OF UNCERTAINTY AND CHANGES IN OPERATIONAL CONDITIONS Date: Monday, Oct. 21st, 2019 Time: 11:00 am Location: Martin Hall EGR-0159 Committee Members: Assistant Professor Katrina M. Groth, Chair/Advisor Professor Mohammad Modarres Professor Ali Mosleh Assistant Professor Mark D. Fuge Professor Mohamad Al-Sheikhly, Dean’s Representative
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The Edison Engineering Development Program at GE Research is an early career rotational program designed for Masters graduates in engineering and computer science interested in applied R&D. At GE Research, we create new technologies supporting GE products and services in aviation, power, healthcare, and renewable energy. We are always looking for great candidates for this
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ARPA-E is looking for the next generation of scientific leaders to help solve the most pressing and exciting challenges in energy. The Fellows assist the agency in identifying possible breakthrough energy technologies through technical and economic analyses. During their two-year tenure, ARPA-E Fellows influence the direction of American energy innovation, engaging with world-class researchers in academia
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The department seeks candidates within the following areas of research emphasis withapplications in marine platforms and vessels: control and dynamics, autonomousvehicles, marine robotics, electrification, condition monitoring, distributed systems,sensing, and navigation. Consideration will also be given to applicants with expertiseand robust research programs in marine structures, marine design, fluid-structureinteraction, and marine engineering. Candidates are required to