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Steve Holland, Ph.D.

Department Vice-Chair, Professor, Program DirectorMilwaukee School of Engineering

Dr. Steve Holland's areas of expertise include electromagnetics, antennas, and microwave/radio frequency circuits.

AntennasElectromagneticsRF/Microwave EngineeringAnalog ElectronicsEngineering Education
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Baratunde A. Cola

Associate Professor, Mechanical EngineeringGeorgia Tech - COE

Dr. Cola brings science to energy and thermal management solutions.

Applications of Carbon NanotubesThermal Management of ElectronicsCombustion and Energy SystemsHeat TransferMicro and Nano Engineering
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Brian Petted

Adjunct Associate ProfessorMilwaukee School of Engineering

Brian Petted is an expert in RF and microwave engineering, RF system design, and electromagnetic fields.

Electromagnetic FieldsSignals and SystemsDigital Signal ProcessingMultipath Channel ModelingMIMO Antenna Systems
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Donovan Brocker, Ph.D.

Associate ProfessorMilwaukee School of Engineering

Dr. Donovan Brocker’s areas of expertise include applied electromagnetics, antennas, and frequency selective surfaces.

AntennasFrequency Selective SurfacesElectromagnetics
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Mosfequr Rahman

Associate Professor, Department of Mechanical EngineeringGeorgia Southern University

Mosfequr Rahman is an expert in Wind Turbines, Nanofluids, Tribology, and Photostrictive Optical Actuators.

Laminar Natural ConvectionNanofluids and TribologyWind Turbines - Savonius / Vertical AxisPhotostrictive Optical Actuators
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Enrique Gomez

Associate ProfessorWestern Carolina University

Enrique Gomez's interests are in supernova, gamma-ray bursts, and late stage stellar outflows.

Cosmic-ray RadiationLate Stage Stellar OutflowsSupernovaGamma-ray BurstsPhysics Education Research
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Reeja Jayan

Professor, Mechanical EngineeringCarnegie Mellon University

Reeja Jayan explores how electromagnetic fields can control materials synthesis and energy storage behavior.

Lithium Ion BatteriesSustainable electronicsAU guided materials discoveryEnergy StorageCircular manufacturing