Adjunct Faculty

Name	Title	Research Areas
Aliseda, Alberto (206) 543-4910 aaliseda@u.washington.edu	Adjunct Associate Professor Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Washington	Fluid mechanics, Dynamics of multiphase flows, Gas exchange between atmosphere and ocean, Atomization of liquids in combustion
Devasia, Santosh (206) 685-3401 devasia@u.washington.edu	Adjunct Professor Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Washington	Robotics, Manufacturing, Feed Forward Control, Nanopositioning, Biomimetric Cilia, Air Traffic Control
Poovendran, Radha (206) 221-6512 rp3@uw.edu	Adjunct Professor Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Washington	Applied cryptography for network security, Information theory and game theory, Resource allocation problems, Discrete algorithms and optimization in networks, Cyber-physical systems, Deception, Control modeling of security
Rhines, Peter (206) 543-0593 rhines@atmos.washington.edu	Adjunct Professor Department of Atmospheric Sciences, University of Washington	Theoretical physical oceanography, geophysical fluid dynamics, general circulation of the atmosphere and ocean
Riley, Jim (206) 543-5347 rileyj@u.washington.edu	Adjunct Professor Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Washington	Transitioning and turbulent flows, Two-phase flows, Boundary layer transition, Free shear flows, Chemically reacting flows
Sahr, John (206) 685-1793 jdsahr@uw.edu	Adjunct Professor Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Washington	Space plasma physics, ionospheric turbulence, radar remote sensing, interferometry, passive radar technology, and inverse problems
Winglee, Robert (206) 685-8160 winglee@uw.edu	Adjunct Professor Department of Earth and Space Sciences, University of Washington	Space Plasmas, Magnetospheric Physics, Advanced Propulsion
Wood, Stephen (206) 543-0090 sew2@uw.edu	Adjunct Research Assistant Professor Department of Earth and Space Sciences, University of Washington	Planetary surface processes, Mars polar caps, ground ice, and climate evolution, Icy satellite surface evolution, Microphysics of heat and mass transfer, Spacecraft and laboratory
Nelson, Brian (206) 543-7143 nelson@ee.washington.edu	Adjunct Research Professor Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Washington	Fusion energy research, EUV light production and plasma processing -- These research areas involve the development of high-voltage pulsed-power, high-power IGBT switching power amplifiers, feedback control systems, data acquisition, embedded Linux systems and computational physics simulations.