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Dr.
Ahmed Naguib
Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering |
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Ahmed Naguib has been an Assistant Professor at Michigan State University
since August of 1998. Previously, he worked as a research Assistant Professor
and postdoctorate between 1993 - 1998 at the Mechanical and Aerospace
Engineering Department at Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago. He earned
his B.Sc. at Ain Shams University in Cairo, Egypt in June of 1986. Subsequently,
he acquired both his Master and Ph.D. degrees in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering from IIT in Chicago in December of 1989 and 1992, respectively.
Dr. Naguib's research interests include experimental fluid dynamics
with emphasis on physics and control of turbulent flows, development
of diagnostic techniques, including MEMS for distributed surface stress
measurements, and digital signal processing.
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Some of his recent publications include:
"Towards
MEMS Autonomous Control of Free-Shear Flows", The MEMS Handbook,
Chapter 35, Mohamed Gad-el-Hak (Ed.), CRC, September 2001.
"Stochastic
Estimation and Flow Sources Associated with Surface Pressure Events
in a Turbulent Boundary Layer," A. Naguib, C. Wark and O. Juckenhoefel,
Physics of Fluids, 13, No. 9, September 2001, pp. 2611-2616
and
more.
Dr.Naguib has been awarded several research projects. Here are some
of them:
ONR Award,
"A Doppler Sensor Array for High Resolution Measuremments of
the Trubulent Surface Pressure at High Reynolds Numbers".
NASA Award,
"Wall Array Measurements for Characterization of Separated Flows
in Active Flow Control Applications".
MSU/IRGP
Award, "Development of MEMS Surface-Stress Sensor Arrays for
Flow Control Applications".
Privately, Dr. Naguib enjoys active sports such as running, crew rowing,
skiing and biking. He also likes to hang out in coffee shops and book
stores and watch movies.
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