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Chung K. Law;;EDUCATION AND ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS Education 1968 B.Sc., Physics, University of Alberta 1970 M.A.Sc., Aerospace Studies, University of Toronto 1973 Ph.D., Engineering Physics, University of California at San Diego Academic Appointments 1988-present Robert H. Goddard Professor (1995-present), Professor (1988-1995)Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Princeton University l984-1988 Professor (Step VI, 1987-88; Step V, 1984-87)Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of California at Davis 1976-1984 Professor (1981-84), Associate Professor (1976-81)Department of Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering, Northwestern University 1975-1976 Member of Professional Research StaffDepartment of Aerospace and Mechanical Sciences, Princeton University 1973-1975 Associate Senior Research EngineerGeneral Motors Research Laboratories;RESEARCH INTERESTS AND ACTIVITIES Research Focus Our primary research focus is on the fundamentals of combustion, with applications in propulsion, energy and environmental issues. Scientific disciplines which are of direct interest are chemical kinetics, fluid mechanics, heat and mass transfer, and high-temperature gasdynamics. Current Topics Current topics under investigation include: aerodynamics of laminar and turbulent flames chemical structure of flames computational combustion combustion and dynamics of droplets and sprays ignition, extinction and flammability phenomena flame-generated pollutants especially soot incineration of halogenated hazardous wastes formulation and combustion of high-performance propellants microgravity combustion supersonic combustion combustion synthesis of materials laser-diagnostics of flames fuel formulation and utilization Our research methodologies encompass high-level mathematical analysis, experimentation including state-of-the-art laser diagnostics, and computational simulation of complex flows and chemistry. ;JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS AND RECENT SUBMISSI