John P. Abraham, Ph.D.
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John P. Abraham
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Associate Professor
Email:
jpabraham@stthomas.edu
Mail # OSS101 Office Location: OSS 107
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Career
John's primary focus is the education of undergraduates in mechanical engineering courses with a goal of preparing them for substantial careers in heat transfer, fluid mechanics, and computational methods. John's career to date has involved incorporating experimental work in heat transfer and fluid mechanics with computational studies. He has worked on a wide variety of both academic and industrial projects. Included here are positions with the Department of Energy at Los Alamos National Laboratory and as a researcher on a National Science Foundation grant. John's industrial activities have involved experimental and computational work for companies such as Donaldson Co., Augustine Medical, Remmele Engineering, Urologix, and Caterpillar. His current interests include microscale heat transfer, finite element/finite volume computational methods, experimental investigations of porous media, and experimental/computational studies of three-dimensional vented enclosures. John continues to strive to introduce undergraduates to high quality academic/industrial research jobs. Courses
Education B.S. 1997, Mechanical Engineering, University of Minnesota See John's Faculty Website for Publications, Presentations and Patents |
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