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MEMBERS - April, 2009
(A) Academia (G) Government (I) Industry
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E. Russ Althof (I) Engineering Fellow Raytheon Missile Systems P. O. Box 11337 Bldg M09, MS 5 Tucson, AZ 85734 |
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520-545-9550 520-545-9675 eralthof@raytheon.com 2004 Design Guide Senior Member |
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MSME, National Technological University, 2000; BSAME, Texas A&M University,
1983 Background: Weapon system design, integration and test with significant experience in airframe structural design and qualification. |
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Vladimir Balabanov (I) Sr. Research & Development Engineer Vanderplaats Research & Development 1767 South 8th Street, Suite 210 Colorado Springs, CO 80906 |
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719-473-4611 ext 101 719-473-4638 vladimir@vrand.com 1999 Design Process Member |
| Education: MS, Aerospace
Engineering, Moscow Institute of Physics & Technology, 1989. MS,
Aerospace 1995 & Ph.D, Aerospace 1997, both from Virginia Tech. Background: 4 years as Research Engineer at the Central Aerohydrodynamic Research Institute (TSAGI) (Moscow, Russia) - Static Aeroelasticity (1989-1993). Currently developing general purpose optimization software at Vanderplaats Research and Development, Inc. (since 1997) |
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Steven W. Bauman (G) Research Engineer NASA Glenn Research Center 21000 Brookpark Rd, MS 86-10 Cleveland, OH 44135 |
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216-433-3826 216-433-5170 steven.w.bauman@lerc.nasa.gov 1997 Design Process Member |
| Education: BS, Mechanical Engineering, Case Western
Reserve University, 1979. MBA, Business/Marketing, Cleveland State University, 1982. Background: White Motors, Little Tykes Toy Co., Kirby Vacuum Cleaner Co., NASA Glenn Research Center since 1987. On project teams of 1x1 supersonic wind tunnel upgrade and new test section, solar space simulator design, shuttle DCE microgravity chamber design, assorted wind tunnel projects, and jet test rig dome microphone track system design. Now on the Oil-free Turbo-machinery Project, researching air/foil bearing for turbine engines. A team member on the FIRST high school robotics competition, and a speaker's bureau member. |
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Clark Briggs (G) Senior Engineer Jet Propulsion Labratory, M/S 158-224 4800 Oak Grove Drive Pasedena, CA 91109 |
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818-354-0734 818-393-4860 clark.briggs@jpl.nasa.gov 2002 Design Process Associate Fellow |
| Education: USAFA 72 Engineering
Mechanics and Aeronautical Engineering; MS, Columbia University 73
Engineering Mechanics; MBA, University of Utah 75; D.E.S.C. Columbia
University 78 Engineering Mechanics. Background: 72-86 USAF, C-5 Structural Engineer, T-38 Aerodynamicist, Faculty, Aerospace Engineering Department, Air Force Institute of Technology Dynamics Test Engineering, Manager Space Power Technology Branch. 86-Present NASA, Jet Propulsion Laboratory Control of Space Structures, Process Engineering, Mechanical Design Process Owner. |
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Gerald Brown (I) Project Manager Boeing 5301 Bolsa Avenue MC H013-C321MC H013-C321 Huntington Beach, CA 92647 |
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714-896-1379 714-896-1500 gerald.a.brown@boeing.com 2002 Design Process Chair Senior Member |
| Education: BS Eng. Design, University
of Colorado 1974; MS. Aero. Eng USC 1982; EAE, USC 1987 Background: |
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Garfield A. Creary (G)
Aerospace Engineer SED-Mechanical Systems Branch NASA Langley Research Center Mail Stop 432 Hampton, VA 23681-2199 |
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757-864-8375 757-864-7879 garfield.a.creary@nasa.gov 2007 Design Guide Member |
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Education: MS, Mechanical
Engineering Design and Manufacturing, Old Dominion University, 2001; BS,
Mechanical Engineering Design, Old Dominion University, 2000. Background: Aerospace Engineer, NASA LaRC, 02-present; Gas Turbine Systems Technician, United States Navy, 92-98; Mechanical Design Engineer, Norfolk Naval Shipyard, 00-02; Pressure Systems Engineer, Hernandez Engineering Inc, 02-02. |
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Jon Cutshall (I) |
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Charles R. Dauwalter (I) Consultant/Retired 186 Woodward Street Newton Highlands, MA 02161-1341 |
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617-527-5526 617-965-4872 or 617-258-1131 dauwalter@alum.mit.edu 1990 Design Guide, Chair & DETC Treasurer Senior Member |
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Education: BS, Mechanical Eng., MIT, 1955; MS,
Aeronautics & Astronautics, MIT, 1971. Background: Thirty-seven years experience at the Charles Stark Draper Lab in the design and development of electromagnetic components for state of the art gyros and accelerometers and advanced test equipment for those components. Currently a consultant at Draper Lab and at Milli Sensor Systems and Actuators, Inc. where he has been P.I. for several SBIR contracts to develop a magnetically suspended gyro wheel concept and designs MEMs gyros and accelerometers. |
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James
E. Faoro
(I) Staff Engineer Space Systems Dept Raytheon Missile Systems PO Box 11337 Bldg 805/C4 Tucson, AZ. 85734-1337 |
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jefaoro@raytheon.com |
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EEducation: Purdue University
BSME, 1988. University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana, MSME, 1990, Master
Thesis, "Biaxial Compression testing of Carbon-Epoxy Composites" Background: Solid Rocket motor propulsion and divert and control liquid and solid motor development, 10 years experience Raytheon/Hughes Missile systems group, mechanical-electronics packaging design engineer of sensor avionics, power avionics, guidance computer and harnessing for EKV missile defense interceptor, 5 years at Delco Electronics GMH, designing international and domestic automotive powertrain control modules, 5 years experience at Hughes Electro-optical division designing helicopter night vision systems (HNVS/V-22/AESOP), thermal control unit (F-18TINS), directed energy pointing tracking gimbal devices. |
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Carlton Foster (G) Design Engineer - Team Leader Mechanisms Team NASA Marshall Space Flight Center EV32 Structural and Mechanical Design Branch MSFC, AL 35812 |
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544-7167 256 544-3024 Carlton.L.Foster@nasa.gov 2003 Design Guide Senior Member |
| Education: BAE, Georgia Institute of
Technology, 1973 Background: NASA-MSFC Mechanisms Design, 1980-present. Design and development of mechanisms and electro-mechanical systems for launch vehicles, payloads, experiments, and spacecraft. |
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| William
James(I) Director of Engineering Airbus North America Engineering, Inc. 213 N. Mead Wichita, KS 67202 |
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316-299-0250 william.james@airbus.com |
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Education: BSc, Aircraft
Engineering, ERAU, 1989; MBA, (Operations Management), Wichita State
University, 2001 Background: Chief engineer for the T-6A texan II, Raytheon Aircraft and was responsible for international variants. Conducted all engineering activities to develop peculiar airframe and systems modifications required for international customers. Director of engineering for wing development at Airbus. |
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Joseph
C Kulesa Principal Engineer GE Aircraft Engines 1 Newmann Way Cincinnati Oh, 45215 |
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513-243-0437 joe.kulesa@ae.ge.com 2003 Design Process Senior Member |
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BS, Mechanical Eng., Purdue University, 1975: MS Mechanical Eng., University
of Cincinnati, 1980. Background: 2 years as a Design Engineer for General Dynamics working on the support equipment for the F16 aircraft. 30 years with GE Aircraft Engines, designing various engine components for military and commercial engines. Have experience with static structural design and turbine airfoil design with most of my experience in turbine rotor design. |
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| Joseph
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| Brian Robbers Program Manager Space Technology Programs Aerojet Sacramento, CA |
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916-355-3642 brian.robbers@aerojet.com Design Process Member |
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| Education: BSME California State
University Sacramento 1986, Certificate in Project Management CSUS Background: 18 Years Experience in Rocket and Hypersonic Propulsion at Aerojet. X-33 RCS Design Engineer, Mars Ascent Propulsion Project Engineer, IPT Lead Thruster Development for Istar, System Design Lead for Hyfly Hypersonic Missile. |
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Sidney E. Rowe (G) Chief, Structures Design Branch EV32 Marshal Space Flight Center Huntsville,AL, 35182 |
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256-544-7033 256-544-3024 sidney.e.rowe@msfc.nasa.gov 1998 Design Process, Vice Chair Member |
| Education: BSCE, Auburn University, 1981. Background: NASA-Marshall Structural Design, 1981-present. Group lead for structural design, development, and assembly integration with responsibility for launch vehicles, material science and biotechnology microgravity experiments, and pyrotechnics systems. |
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Pravit Tulyathan (I) Associate Technical Fellow Advanced Low Observables P.O. Box 3644, MC 841-SX74 Seal Beach, CA 90740-7644 |
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714-316-6381 562-797-3204 pravit.tulyathan2@boeing.com 1998 Webmaster / Design Guide Senior Member |
| Education: PhD Electrical
Engineering, Ohio State University, 1981; MS Electrical Engineering, Ohio State University, 1976;
BSEE, Georgia Institute of Technology, 1974. Background: Twenty-two years experience in Computational Electromagnetics, Radar Absorbing Materials and vehicle RCS reduction. |
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Jian
Wang (I) |
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