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Professor Sheng's exams were difficult, but he's an understanding grader. For two weeks, he's talking about hypersonic missiles, then took a third week for conferences. Also, he has a lock on heat transfer and thermal systems designs. The coronavirus semester has been hectic, we lost another week after spring break. So, we didn't make it to the textbook. It's a learn on your own class. The help sheets are real though. There's no escape. I rate his class four out of five.
Texas A&M University Corpus Christi - Engineering
Edward Whitacre Endowed Chair of Sustainable Energy, Texas Tech
Higher Education
Jian
Sheng
Lubbock, Texas
Positions Available:
Postdoc position avaiable on research project on active and passive particle near oil-water interface. The project will involve the development of microfluidic technology to establish suspended micro-scale oil droplet or emulsions, microscopic measurement of bacterial locomotion or passive particulate movement near a stationary oil-water interface, and development of transport model for particulates near the interface. The additional responsibility include analysis of data, prepare paper, supervise undergraduate researchers. please contact Prof. Sheng at jhuman101@gmail.com directly for this job.
Research Area.
[1] Active particle transport near surfaces or interfaces with micro-/nano-scale textures - biofilm formation over solid substrate and oil-water interface
[2] Experimental Fluid Mechanics
[3] Physical/Biological Oceanography
[4] MEMS and microfabrication techniques
Assistant Professor
Jian worked at University of Minnesota as a Assistant Professor
Adjunct Assistant Professor
Jian worked at The John Hopkins University as a Adjunct Assistant Professor
Adjunct Associate Professor
Jian worked at The John Hopkins University as a Adjunct Associate Professor
Edward Whitacre Endowed Associate Professor
www.laebi.me.ttu.edu
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
Mechanical Engineering
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