Welcome to Margaret
Wooldridge,
who joins the MEAM faculty as an assistant professor,
effective July 1998. She received
both her Doctorate (1995) and her Master's (1990) degrees in Mechanical Engineering from
Stanford University. Wooldridge's research interests focus on the experimental investigation of
combustion synthesis phenomena, including synthesis of nanosize particles, theoretical modeling
of the corresponding high-temperature gas-phase chemistry; and development of novel,
non-intrusive optical diagnostics. She is also interested in hydrocarbon
combustion pollution mitigation technology, such as reburn techniques and post-processing
treatments; the development of optical diagnostics for in situ monitoring applications;
and aerosols and gas dynamic systems. She is a member of the American Society of Mechanical
Engineers (ASME), American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA), and the Combustion
Institute.
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