معرفی
Professor Mohammad E. Taslim is a faculty member in the Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering at Northeastern University's College of Engineering. He holds the role of Program Director for the Master of Science in Energy Systems program. His academic expertise spans experimental and numerical research in gas turbine cooling technology, renewable energy systems (solar/wind), non-Newtonian fluid dynamics, and nano-sensor development.
Education: PhD in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Arizona (1981). Research focuses on heat transfer optimization in turbine blades, multiphase flow analysis, and energy sustainability. He leads projects funded by organizations like General Electric Aviation and the American Chemical Society.
Key research areas include: 1) Advanced gas turbine cooling strategies, 2) Sand separation systems for helicopter engines, 3) Non-rotating wind energy generation. Notable publications include studies on droplet dynamics, film cooling effectiveness, and rib-roughened channel heat transfer.
Awards include the 2022 Faculty Research Team Award, Fellowships from ASME and AIAA, and multiple patents (e.g., non-rotating wind turbine and carbon nanotube ladder technology). Active in academic leadership, he advises students on study abroad programs like the Vietnam Dialogue, integrating field visits with engineering coursework.
