stefan kramel

optical scientist and engineer

About

As part of the Fluid Dynamics & Turbulence research group at Wesleyan, I work on the development of high-precision measurement techniques to investigate turbulent fluid flows and the dynamics of anisotropic particles in turbulence. This includes using technologies like 3D printing and state-of-the-art high-speed cameras, as well as writing and optimizing new algorithms for the analysis of experimental data.

Country

united states

City

ithaca

Industry

research

Skill

research, data analysis, matlab, c/c++, fluid dynamics, fluid mechanics, data acquisition, laboratory skills, laser physics, high speed cameras, realtime image compression, ni labview, altera quartus, latex, microsoft office, adobe photoshop, adobe illustrator, adobe creative suite, optics, analog/digital io, led lighting systems, experimental physics, autocad, paraview, 3d modeling, technical documentation, non linear optimization, rapid prototyping, 3d printing, multiphase flow, particle laden flow, sedimentation, teaching, public speaking, microsoft excel, c++, statistics, labview, microsoft word, science, c

Experience

optical scientist and engineer

corning incorporated

2017-11 - Present · 8 yrs 11 mos

research assistant

wesleyan university

2011-8 - 2017-10 · 6 yrs 3 mos

As part of the Fluid Dynamics & Turbulence Research group of Greg Voth, I work on the development of high-precision optical imaging systems to investigate turbulent fluid flows and the dynamics of anisotropic particles in turbulence.