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Dr. John R. Saylor is a Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Clemson University, specializing in interfacial hydrodynamics and transport phenomena related to air/water interfaces and surfactant effects.
- Ph.D., Yale University (1993)
- M.Phil., Yale University (1993)
- M.S., University of Minnesota (1989)
- B.S., SUNY Buffalo (1986)
His research focuses on:
- Interfacial transport mechanisms
- Surfactant monolayer effects
- Drop dynamics and impact
- Capillary wave physics
- Aerosol scavenging processes
- Infrared imaging of fluid surfaces
Recent work examines particle deposition patterns in inertial impactors, viscoelastic effects in soft gels, and ultrasonic-based aerosol removal systems. Collaborations span NASA, United States Naval Academy, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, and University of British Columbia.
Key teaching contributions include courses on:
- Foundations of Fluid and Thermal Systems (ME 2030)
- Heat Transfer (ME 3040)
- Thermodynamics (ME 3030)
- Convective Heat Transfer (ME 8310)
Current students and collaborators explore:
- Ultrasonic levitation applications
- Elastocapillary instabilities
- Faraday wave patterns
- Surfactant transport dynamics
- Environmental particle removal
- Fluid surface temperature imaging
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