Resume

• 1997

  Ph. D.

  Coursework focusing on fluid mechanics

  computational \nfluid and solid mechanics

  dynamics

  applied mathematics

  numerical methods and controls.\n\nSignificant Projects Included:\n\nInsect flight: Research focused primarily on computational analysis of airflow around a flapping airfoil. Developed computational fluid dynamics codes to study the fluid physics and effciency of a flapping airfoil. Implemented and extended numerical algorithms for solving differential equations and linear systems.\n\nActive control of fluids: Developed a simplied model of flow around a flapping airfoil (using a Galerkin projection) for use in active control.\n\nGraphics hardware and numerical algorithms: Collaborated with Computer Science Department to solve numerical algorithms using graphics hardware

  with the potential for significant speed-up over conventional methods on a CPU.

  Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

  Virginia Space Grant Consortium Aerospace Graduate Research Fellowship\nJohn H. and Dorothy W. Sidebottom Fellowship\nCarlos A. and Esther H. Farrar Endowed Fellowship

• 1986

  Danish

  B.A.

  Biology

  National Merit Scholarship\nNSF Research Experiences for Undergraduates Fellowship

• Computational Modeling

  Robotics

  Analysis

  Energy Efficiency

  French

  Modeling

  CFD

  Engineering

  Renewable Energy

  C++

  Numerical Analysis

  Data Analysis

  Danish

  Numerical Simulation

  Applied Mathematics

  Artificial Intelligence

  Matlab

  Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)

  English

  Lewin

  Engineer with experience in integrated systems and design

  autonomous systems

  robotics

  and IoT.\n\nBroad-based education and experience includes numerical simulation and modelling

  including biological systems from an engineering viewpoint.

  Gregory

  Lewin

  University of Virginia

  AVIR

  University of Virginia

  Concepts NREC

  Worcester Polytechnic Institute

  University of Southern Denmark

  2rw Consultants

  Inc.

  2rw Consulting Engineers

  Developed CFD and other computational models for simulation of biological sensory systems

  in particular cercal hairs of crickets and artificial

  MEMS-based analogues. Developing robotic demonstrator for MEMS-based sensors. Collaborating with several European universities to combine experimental

  theoretical

  and design aspects for biomimetic sensors systems.

  University of Southern Denmark

  Lecturer

  University of Virginia

  University of Virginia

  Charlottesville

  Virginia Area

  Assistant Professor

  Developed CFD code for turbomachinery applications. Assisted in the upgrading of existing 3-D code and implementing 2-D routines for simplified analysis (blade-to-blade and axisymmetric).

  Concepts NREC

  Worcester Polytechnic Institute

  Worcester

  MA

  Assistant Professor

  Various duties associated with my graduate program in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering. See Education for more details.

  University of Virginia

  Research Scientist

  Contract position developing data analysis software for IR detection of hazardous chemicals. Challenges included developing methods for analyzing non-linear system responses and accounting for the effects of system parameters (temperature

  humidity

  etc.) on signal distortion.

  AVIR

  Senior Energy Engineer

  2rw Consultants

  Inc.

  Energy Specialist

  Managed energy conservation projects

  including identification and evaluation of energy conservation opportunities.

  2rw Consulting Engineers