Daniel M. Nosenchuck
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Daniel M. Nosenchuck is a member of the Department of Mechanical and Aero Engineering at Princeton University.
Education
- Ph.D. Aeronautics, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, California
- M.S. Aeronautics, California Institute of Technology, June 1977
- B.S. Aerospace Engineer and Mechanical Engineer, Syracuse University, Syracuse New York, May 1976
Experience
- Princeton University, Princeton New Jersey: 7/88-Present: Associate Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering; 8/83-6/88: Assistant Professor
Selected Honors
- Excellence in Teaching Award, Princeton University Undergraduate Engineering Council, 1993
- Presidential Young Investigator Award (NSF), 1984-1989
- GTE Emerging Scholar, 1987
- Rheinstein Award, School of Engineering, Princeton University, 1986
- IBM Faculty Development Award 1984 - 1985
- EMMY Award from the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences for Outstanding *Individual Achievement - Special Visual Effects: The Day After', 1984
- The William F Ballhaus Prize for the Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation in Aeronautics California Institute of Technology, 1982
Recent Department of Defense Activities
- Member of Naval Studies Board Panels on:
- Joint Strike Operations
- Regional Conflict (Combat Power Panel)
- Member of Defense Science Board Ballistic Missile Defense Task Force
- Member of Defense Science Study Group (Institute for Defense Analyses)
- Consultant to numerous industrial corporations, legal firms and government agencies
