Dr. José A. Camberos from Air Force Research Laboratory, WPAFB, Dayton OH will give a virtual talk titled
“Air Force Research Laboratory and Hypersonics” on Friday, September 3, 11:00 AM-12:00 PM HST.
Zoom link: https://hawaii.zoom.us/my/frankiezhu
SUMMARY – A brief overview of the Air Force Research Laboratory, mission/vision, research directions, technology directorates (organization), and how to engage. Followed by a basic overview of hypersonic aero-thermo-dynamics (modeling of forces, moments, and heating at high speeds, exceeding Mach 4). Concluding with comments (author’s opinions) on how to approach conceptual analysis & design of high-speed vehicles. can address.
About the Speaker – Dr. José Camberos, an AIAA Associate Fellow, is recognized for exceptional and sustained contributions to multidisciplinary method for aerospace vehicle systems integration, analysis, and design. José has served as a thesis advisor and mentor for grad students at UD, AFIT, and WSU where he is also an adjunct faculty. Recently, José served as AFRL’s University Relations Manager and currently leads a team of engineers in developing multidisciplinary analysis & design capability for high-speed systems.
Aerospace Engineering Program in University of Hawaii at Manoa
The Aerospace Engineering Program (AEP) aims to address technological and educational concerns and challenges in aeronautics and space exploration, thereby contributing to the integration of Aerospace Engineering research and education in Hawaii. It supports the recently established Aerospace Engineering Concentration of the COE. This Seminar Series is one of the AEP’s efforts dedicated to disseminating and promoting research and knowledge in a wide range of areas of Aerospace Engineering (http://manoa.hawaii.edu/aeroeng/)