Emissions and Aftertreatment Technology

EDUCATION:
B.S., Chemistry, St. Mary's College, Winona, Minnesota, 1967
Ph.D., Chemistry, California Institute of Technology, 1972
Thesis: "I. Orbital Interpretation and Properties of the Four Lowest Molecular States of BH; II. Gas Phase Reactions of Fluoromethyl Cations with Ethylene and Benzene".
Advisor: William A. Goddard, III
EXPERIENCE:
1972-1973 Presidential Intern, Brookhaven National Laboratories
1973-1974 National Research Council Associate, Chemistry Department,
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
1974-1976 Research Associate, Materials Research Laboratory, University of Illinois
1976-1979 Senior Research Scientist, General Motors Research
1979-1985 Staff Research Scientist, General Motors Research
1985-2003 Senior Staff Research Scientist, General Motors Research
2003-4/09 Technical Fellow, General Motors Research and Development Center
10/09-present Principal, N2Kinetics Research, LLC
PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES:
American Chemical Society
Combustion Institute
Society of Automobile Engineers
Sigma Xi
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES:
Regular PEER reviewer for the DOE Engine and Aftertreatment Technologies Division
Participant and technical lead (1999-2003) for the DOE Lean NOx CRADAs for GM (1993-2003)
One of the founders of the CrossCut Lean Engine Exhaust Reduction Simulation (CLEERS) group (www.cleers.org)
Principal Investigator on completed DOE project “Discovery of New NOx Reduction Catalysts for CIDI Engines Using Combinatorial Techniques (DE-FC26-02NT41218)”
Co-principal investigator on completed DOE project, “Microwave Regenerated Diesel Particulate Filter Using Selective Spot PM Ignition (DE-FC04-03AL67635)"
Co-principal investigator with Professor Geoffrey Price of the University of Tulsa on a completed GOALI grant.