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2013 ASME Summer Heat Transfer Minneapolis, MN, USA |
Call for Papers: A
Symposium in Honor of Professor Abstract Deadline: November 5, 2012 Submission: https://www.asmeconferences.org/HT2013/index.cfm |
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About the Symposium and Professor Goldstein: |
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Sponsored by the ASME
Heat Transfer Division this symposium at the 2013 Summer Heat Transfer Conference is in honor of Professor
Richard J. Goldstein’s distinguished career. Professor Richard J.
Goldstein, Regents Professor at the University of Minnesota, is world
renowned for his fundamental work in experimental fluid mechanics and heat
transfer. His work on the topics of film cooling, wall jets and optical flow
measurements has transformed the field. During his five decades at Minnesota,
he has been recognized with the ASME Heat Transfer Memorial Award (1978),
National Academy of Engineering membership (1985), the AIChE/ASME Max Jakob
Memorial Award (1990) and the ASME Medal (2006), the highest award ASME
bestows. Prof. Goldstein is a fellow
of APS, ASEE, the Royal Academy of Engineering, and an honorary member of
ASME. HE served as ASME president from 2006-2007. |
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Topics of Interests: |
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Fluid Mechanics, which includes but is
not limited to the following sub-topics: o
Separated Flows o
Impinging and Wall Jet
Fluid Dynamics o
Optical Flow Measurement
Techniques o
Turbulent Flow
Characterization ·
Experimental Heat and
Mass Transfer, including but not limited
to: o
Heat/Mass Transfer
Analogy o
Free and Forced
Convection o
Impinging
and Wall Jets Heat Transfer o
Film Cooling o
Heat Transfer Measurement
Techniques |
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Invited Speakers: |
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Invited
Speakers: To
Be Announced |
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Submission
Instruction: |
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Visit the 2013 ASME
Summer Heat Transfer Conference website:
https://www.asmeconferences.org/HT2013/index.cfm, and submit an abstract to track 20, "Symposium in honor of Richard J.
Goldstein.” |
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Symposium
and Session Organizers: |
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Ronald
Adrian, Arizona
State University,jradrian@asu.edu Amy
Fleischer,
Villanova University, amy.fleischer@villanova.edu Thomas
Kuehn, University
of Minnesota, kuehn001@umn.edu Frank
Kulacki, University
of Minnesota, kulacki@me.umn.edu James
Ramsey, University
of Minnesota, jwramsey@me.umn.edu John
Shadid, Sandia
National Laboratory, jnshadi@sandia.gov Vinod
Srinivason, University
of California Berkeley, srinivav@ge.com |
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