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Fluid Mixing at Extreme Conditions Laboratory

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Texas A&M University College of Engineering

Calvin Young

 

Calvin is a PhD student working on multi-phase detonation experiments. His current project investigating droplet breakup and reaction in the  Multiphase Detonation Tube Facility. Past projects include diagnosis of the lab’s atmospheric plasma torch facility, investigations into novel nano-thermite energetics, and internships with Los Alamos National Laboratory.

Calvin holds a MS ME from Texas A&M and BS ME from the University of Missouri, and was previously with the lab group there. He is from Kansas City, Missouri.

Contact

Office: Doherty Bldg. Room 110A

email: young_c@tamu.edu

phone (816) 835-5034

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