People

	Dr. Adam M. Steinberg Associate Professor Danial Guggenheim School of Aerospace Engineering Georgia Institute of Technology Montgomery Knight, Rm. 415 270 Ferst Drive NW Atlanta GA 30313 Phone: 404-894-1130 Email: adam.steinberg@nullgatech.edu
	Previous Appointments Associate Professor, University of Toronto, 2016-2017 Assistant Professor, University of Toronto, 2011-2016 Research Scientist, German Aerospace Center, 2009-2011 Education PhD, University of Michigan, 2009 MSE, University of Michigan, 2006 BASc, University of Toronto, 2004 Selected Awards and Distinctions Best Paper Award in Propellants and Combustion, American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (2019) Research Excellence Award, The Combustion Institute Associate Editor, Combustion and Flame Associate Fellow, American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Canada Research Chair in Turbulent Reacting Flows, Government of Canada Colloquium Co-Chair (Turbulent Flames), 37th International Symposium on Combustion Hiroshi Tsuji Early Career Research Award, The Combustion Institute Editorial Board, Combustion and Flame McCharles Prize for Early Career Research Distinction, University of Toronto Early Career Research Award, Ontario Ministry of Research and Innovation Best Paper Award in Propellants and Combustion, American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (2012) Distinguished Paper Award in Turbulent Flames, The Combustion Institute (2010) Best Paper Award in Propellants and Combustion, American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (2010)
Research Engineers and Post-doctoral fellows
	Dr. Vedanth Nair (Research Engineer II) PhD, Georgia Institute of Technology MS, Georgia Institute of Technology BTech, IIT Madras Research Interests: Combustion, jets in crossflows, laser diagnostics, engineering education Link to publications: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=dAz8ga4AAAAJ&hl=en
Current Graduate Students
	Askar Kazbekov MASc, University of Toronto BASc, University of Toronto Research Interests: Tomographic PIV; PLIF, turbulent combustion, vorticity dynamics.
	Mitchell Passarelli MASc, University of Toronto BASc, University of Toronto Research Interests: Thermoacoustic instabilities; gas turbine combustors.
	Manya Subbaramaiah BS, Purdue University Research Interests: Turbulent combustion; supercritical reacting fluids.
	Sam Wonfor BS, Purdue University Research Interests: Combustion for supersonic engines; fuel/air mixing; laser diagnostics.
	Boni Yraguen BS, University of South Alabama Research Interests: Ducted fuel injection; diesel engine combustion; low emission engines; engineering education.
	Jean Luis Suazo-Betancourt (Co-Supervised with Prof. Mitchell Walker) BS, University of Maryland Research Interests: Electric propulsion; plasma physics; Thomson scattering.
	Ketana Teav (at U. Toronto) MEng, University of Toronto BASc, Queen’s University Research Interests: Filtered Rayleigh scattering; supercritical fluids; turbulent combustion and mixing; quantum mechanics.
	Rahul Vishwanath (at U. Toronto, Co-Supervised with Prof. Ömer Gülder) MS, National Institute of Technology, Surathkal BS, Aeronautical Society of India Research Interests: Gas turbine combustors; spray combustion; high pressure combustion; laser diagnostics.
	Keishi Kumashiro (at U. Toronto, Co-supervised with Prof. Masa Yano) MASc, University of Toronto BEng, McGill University Research Interests: Fluid velocimetry; turbulence; experimental methods.
Alumni
Nathan Brown (PhD, 2020), Sam Grauer (Post-Doc, 2020), Anish Shenoy (MS, 2020), Tim Wabel (Post-Doc, 2019), Qiang An (PhD, 2019), Wing Yin Kwong (PhD, 2019), Anish Shenoy (MS, 2020), Leslie Hsaio (MS, 2020) Keishi Kumashiro (MASc Thesis, 2019), Mitchell Passarelli (MASc Thesis, 2019), Christopher Schneider (MASc Thesis, 2019), Askar Kazbekov (MASc Thesis, 2018), Benjamin Luymes (MASc Thesis, 2018), Sina Kheirkhah (Post-doc), Max Cirtwill (MASc Thesis, 2017), Will Richards (MASc Thesis, 2018), Pankaj Saini (MASc Thesis, 2016), Benjamin Geraedts (MASc Thesis, 2015), Sarah Ramji (MASc Thesis, 2015), Wing Yin Kwong (MASc Thesis, 2014), Vincent Caux-Brisebois (MASc Thesis, 2013)