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Liam Krebbers named HMEI-CESEn Fellow
Liam has received a High Meadows Environmental Institute Climate and Environmental Sciences and Engineering (HMEI-CESEn) Fellowship to pursue his thesis topic, “Toward Contrail-Free Skies: Quantifying the Effect of Catalytic Selectivity on Soot Formation.” Congratulations, Liam! Read more here
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Senior thesis: Completed!
Congratulations to Arya Ollivierra for the successful completion of her senior thesis, “Design of an atmospheric burner for generating representative jet engine soot in contrail formation studies”! Best of luck at the University of Toronto!
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Ferris Group receives SEAS Innovation grant
The Ferris Group has received a two-year SEAS Innovation grant, sponsored by Helen Shipley Hunt, to pursue a collaborative research project entitled, “Toward accelerated sustainable aviation fuel design: A data-driven framework for fuel design and discovery.” In collaboration with Prof. Christine Allen-Blanchette’s research group (MAE), this work will investigate the use of neural networks to…
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Alison Ferris delivers Combustion Webinar
The webinar, entitled “Development of the shock-tube laminar flame method and its application to the study of alternative fuels,” is part of the ongoing Combustion Webinar series and can be viewed on Youtube.
