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Nathaniel Fisch

Nathaniel Fisch

Professor of Astrophysical Sciences

Andlinger Center Associated Faculty

MS30 C-Site T162 PPL
609-243-2643
fisch@princeton.edu

Research Description:

Plasma physics with applications to nuclear fusion energy: plasma waves, current drive, laser/plasma interaction; atomic radiation in plasmas; petroleum refining; statistical inference and pattern recognition, modified Otto-cycle engines

Michael  Ford

Michael Ford

Associate Laboratory Director for Engineering, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL)

PPPL, MS-38, LSB 380
609-243-2866
mjford@princeton.edu

Research Description:

Technology development and engineering risk; assessment of complex technologies that may support decarbonization of the energy system.  Fission and fusion systems R&D; reactor safeguards, regulatory policy and proliferation risk; Research employs process modeling, systems engineering, engineering economics, and quantitative risk and decision analysis.

Michael Freedman

Michael Freedman

Professor of Computer Science

308 Computer Science Building
609-258-9179
mfreed@princeton.edu

Research Description:

IoT platforms and applications; energy-efficient; cloud and mobile systems; distributed systems and geo-replicated applications

Mario Gandelsonas

Mario Gandelsonas

Professor of Architecture

Class of 1913 Lecturer in Architecture

Andlinger Center Associated Faculty

S115B Architecture Building
609-258-8221
mgndlsns@princeton.edu

Research Description:

Urban planning and development of sustainable infrastructures for the 21st century

Maria Garlock

Maria Garlock

Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering

Co-Director, Program in Architecture and Engineering

Andlinger Center Associated Faculty

E307 Engineering Quad E-Wing
609-258-2728
mgarlock@princeton.edu

Research Description:

Resilient and sustainable structural design, and efficient structural systems and forms that minimize construction materials.

David Gates

David Gates

Managing Research Physicist, Advanced Projects Department Head, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL)

MS40, 357 C01 LSB (PPPL)
609-243-2837
dgates@princeton.edu

Research Description:

Dr. Gates is the stellarator physics leader at PPPL. In this role he acts as the US Technical Representative for the International Collaboration on Superconducting Stellarators. He is also the Principle Investigator of an ARPA-E project entitled “Stellarator Simplification using Permanent Magnets”. At Andlinger, Dr. Gates is also performing research on the improvement of stellarator designs and has recently submitted a proposal entitled “Using permanent magnets for near perfect quasi-symmetry in a stellarator”.  Stellarators are a type of plasma containment device that has great promise for creating fusion energy.

If you’d like to learn more about the stellarator concept see Dr. Gates’ lecture: https://www.pppl.gov/events/2021/science-saturday-renaissance-stellarator-fusion-concept

Alexander Glaser

Alexander Glaser

Associate Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering and International Affairs, Princeton School of Public and International Affairs

Co-Director, Program in Science and Global Security

Andlinger Center Associated Faculty

202 221 Nassau St.
609-258-5692
aglaser@princeton.edu

Research Description:

Nuclear power (fission/fusion); nuclear fuel cycle/nonproliferation; neutronics calculations for new systems (e.g. small modular reactors; safeguards and verification; energy policy)

Branko Glišić

Branko Glišić

Chair, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering

Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering

Director, Program in Archeology

Andlinger Center Associated Faculty

E330 Engineering Quad
609-258-8278
bglisic@princeton.edu

Research Description:

Built environment, structural health monitoring (SHM), advanced SHM technologies, physics- and data-based diagnostics and prognostic, decision making, smart adaptable and deployable structures, heritage and historic structures.

Claire Gmachl

Claire Gmachl

Eugene Higgins Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering

Andlinger Center Executive Committee

Head of Whitman College

C234 Engineering Quad C-Wing
609-258-7489
cgmachl@princeton.edu

Research Description:

Mid-infrared sensing applications in environment using high-performance quantum cascade lasers; instrument development for remote sensing of pollutants; field deployments of environmental sensors; laser development for mid-infrared, trace-chemical sensors

Noreen Goldman

Noreen Goldman

Hughes-Rogers Professor of Demography and Public Affairs, Princeton School of Public and International Affairs

Andlinger Center Associated Faculty

243 Wallace Hall
609-258-5724
ngoldman@princeton.edu

Research Description:

Role of environment in human health; social and economic factors on adult health and the physiological pathways through which these factors operate