Department of Mechanical and Energy Engineering
College of Engineering,
University of North Texas
3940 N. Elm, Room F101
Denton, Texas 76207
Tel (940) 865-2400
Fax (940) 369-8675
E-mail: EMichael@unt.edu
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Faculty Positions Available
Currently, we are seeking faculty members with demonstrated accomplishments both in research and teaching. For more information click here.Faculty Positions
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Mechanical and Energy Engineering welcomes its founding faculty members
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Efstathios E. (Stathis) Michaelides, Professor and
Program Coordinator.
Ph. D. Brown, 1980.
Research Interests: Energy conversion and conservation,
multiphase and particulate flow, heat transfer, environmental fluid dynamics,
turbulence,
Dr. Michaelides was previously a professor at the University of Delaware and Tulane University and the Director of the Southcentral Regional Center of the National Institute for Global Environmental Change (NIGEC). |
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Sandra Boetcher, Assistant Professor.
Ph. D., U. Minnesota, 2006.
Research Interests: Heat Transfer, buoyant flow, fluid
distribution manifolds, biological flow and heat transfer, thermal
characteristics of electronic equipment.
Dr. Boetcher was previously an instructor at the University of Minnesota and a consultant with several engineering companies in Minneapolis, MN. |
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Tae-Youl Choi, Assistant Professor.
Ph. D., U.C. Berkeley, 2002.
Research Interests: Micro/nano science and technology,
femtosecond laser machining, plasma dynamics, nano-scale fabrication,
nano-tube properties.
Dr. Choi was previously an Assistant Researcher at the Turbomachinery Center in Seul, Korea, a Visiting Post-Doctoral Researcher at U.C. Berkeley and
a Lecturer at the ETH in Zurich, Switzerland. |
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Zhi-Gang Feng, Assistant Professor.
Ph. D., Tulane University, 1997.
Research Interests: Multiphase flow and heat transfer,
sedimentation, turbulence, computational fluid dynamics.
Dr. Feng was previously a lecturer at the Tonji University , an Engineer and Research Scientist at the Institute of Paper Science and Technology a
Visiting Assistant Professor at Tulane University and an Assistant Professor
at Xavier University of Louisiana.
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