Kartik V Bulusu
Kartik V Bulusu
Associate Professor of Practice, Associate Research Professor (Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering)
Department: Computer Science
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Professor Kartik V. Bulusu works on cross-disciplinary areas of teaching and research. He teaches courses on Python programming on single-board computers, Internet of Things (IoT) and Edge computing. For several years he taught courses for first year engineering students on the engineering applications of Raspberry Pi, Python programming, mobile App development and social innovation. His research interests span two broad areas viz., human health and sustainable energy. He has extensive knowledge of experimental and theoretical fluid mechanics through his training in mechanical engineering. His research work is in the areas of biofluid dynamics of the cardiovasculature, sensors and non-invasive measurement techniques, low-cost energy technologies and applications of wavelet transforms.
- D.Sc., The George Washington University, 2010
- M.S., The George Washington University, 2004
- Experimental fluid Dynamics: Cardiovascular and other biological flows, Laser-based flow visualization (PIV, LDV), Schlieren photography, Applications of wavelet transforms
- Computational Science: IoT and Edge computing
- Social innovation: Applications of IoT and embedded-devices for societal benefits.
- Thermal sciences and Energy: Applications of supersonic ejectors
- 2010 ASME Best Paper Award by the Advanced Energy Systems Division (AESD) Heat Pump Technical Committee.
- William and Louise Corcoran Award for contributing to the intellectual and social life of the School of Engineering and Applied Science, GWU.